WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from December 7, 2009

Listener comments!
	3:32am Toronto Jim: Hi Jesse: I've from time to time participated in these forums on WFMU, but I don't think your show. I've listened since you started tonight, and have been kinda-slowly zigzagging my head to your thread, if you will. That Clancy Brothers was the key. Nice touch! I'll keep listening...
	3:34am Toronto Jim: Wouldn't mind some pop, me!
	3:36am Toronto Jim: Never heard these Art Museums before. Glad I did now. Got any of the Steppes?
	3:37am jj.: Welcome, Jim! Glad I could zag to the thread!
	3:39am Toronto Jim: How about Honeybus? Now there's some sweet pop (well, 1/3 of their oeuvre anyway).
	3:39am jj.: Hmmm, dunno the Steppes.
	3:41am Toronto Jim: Steppes? If I were to send it to you immédiatement (via an e-mail addy or some such), would ya play it?
	3:44am jj.: Would love to hear, Jim, but I've already got too much to cram in tonight. But send away! jj1@wfmu.org
	3:48am Toronto Jim: Great! (I was just composing a follow-up e-mail in case I'd been clumsy.) I'll send it (or two, perhaps). I think you'll like them. You might play them on a later show! (I'll bet that you will, too.) And man! I'm truly enjoying your setlist so far!
	3:49am Annie: Hullo! We are streaming from Melbourne, Australia! It' dusk and warm, and you are playing the perfect tunes to end the day. WFMU is so so ace - open all hours! CHEERS! X
	3:54am Toronto Jim: Hi Annie (and the other part of "we"): I can imagine how the tunes are fittingly meshing with your Melbourne warmth-dusk. Odd thing is, it seems just as well suited to my approaching-dawn here in Toronto, where the winter has finally at last blown in.
	3:55am jj.: Heya Annie! Welcome! I'd sort of planned for cold weather listening, but glad to know it works in warmer climes, too.
	3:57am Toronto Jim: Unbelievably apt soundtrack. These Majik Markers are making an indelible stain just now. Very cool tunes here.
	3:59am Joshua K: Hello night animals and europeans etc.
	3:59am Toronto Jim: Ah -- see? jj meant cold-weather music!
	3:59am jenny colon: it's cold and rainy in northern california, where nightowl students are just finishing up their homework, drinking tea and shivering in poorly insulated houses. kurt vile is just the thing. thanks!
	4:03am Toronto Jim: And see! again? Jenny and her cohort halfway over to you, Annie, in N. Cal. also digging the same way as us all. Lovely. I too am drinking tea!
	4:06am Joshua K: Hmm I have an arduino at home. Thats some open source hackery.
	4:06am Mr. Unpleasant: The Temperature here in Missoula, in lovely Western Montanastan is a cool and comfortable -15 with the windchill factor taken into consideration. Was in NYC for Halloween. Kindda missing it tonight.
	4:09am tramshed: Im totally callin bout some quantum, hook me up.
	4:09am Toronto Jim: Mr Unpleasant: That sucks. I'm feeling for you tonight. Our time's coming too. Ever noticed?: everybody always misses New York.
	4:10am tramshed: never been there, im midwest psychotic
	4:15am Toronto Jim: The plains always get winter first, and often the worst winters. Up here we get the "lake effect" which actually moderates winter a wee bit. (Still very cold, but damp) But Buffalo? Jeezuz, they get it bad every year -- something about the shallowness of Lake Erie...
	4:20am Toronto Jim: What just happened there? Nothing but eerie clicks and buzzes...
	4:21am Toronto Jim: Ah, yes -- the geiger counter! ... ... Like it.
	4:22am Joshua K: Its radiation. Its everywhere man.
	4:22am le doo: that gieger sound made my hair stood up
	4:23am Toronto Jim: True dat. Wish I had my own geiger counter -- love to see what's out the window meself.
	4:24am Joshua K: I guess if you want to learn to solder... http://www.techlib.com/science/geiger.html
	4:26am Toronto Jim: This Kline sounds a bit Spiritualized-ish, eh?
	4:34am Toronto Jim: ...and so does this Crandell fella. I like them both!
	4:40am fbaube: Fade away and irradiate...
	4:44am Toronto Jim: Bye all. Still listening, but my main computer needs a reboot. Jesse, I will send you a couple "Steppes" tunes... later!
	4:48am jj.: Later, Jim!
	5:41am Mr. Unpleasant: Good thinking peoples' music tonight.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from December 7, 2009

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Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

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December 7, 2009: special guest: famulus & his geiger counter.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
The Wowz	Happy Today	Long Grain Rights	RIYL		0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Henry Flynt & The Insurrections	Uncle Sam Do	I Don't Wanna	Locust		0:02:05 (Pop‑up)
Chris Forsyth	Soft History	Dreams	Evolving Ear	feat. Christian Wolff, "The Long Piano" (excerpt) & Nicholas Collins (excerpt)	0:04:51 (Pop‑up)
Bread & Puppet	Down By The Riverside	5 December 2009 Theater for the New City			0:15:33 (Pop‑up)
Grateful Dead	Black Peter	7 December 1969 Fillmore West			0:16:56 (Pop‑up)
Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem	The Parting Glass	In Person at Carnegie Hall	Columbia	Liam Clancy, 1935-2009	0:26:15 (Pop‑up)

Art Museums	Sculpture Garden	Rough Frame	Woodsit		0:33:33 (Pop‑up)
The Choir	It's Cold Outside	Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era	Rhino		0:35:25 (Pop‑up)
Drug Rug	Haunting You	Paint The Fence Invisible	Black and Greene		0:38:14 (Pop‑up)
Kurt Vile	He's Alright	Childish Prodigy	Matador		0:40:10 (Pop‑up)
Jay Bolotin	Winter Woman	Jay Bolotin	Locust		0:44:39 (Pop‑up)
The Trolleyvox	Mermaid Loop	Luzerne	Transit of Venus		0:51:19 (Pop‑up)
Magik Markers	Bad Dream / Hartford's Beat Suite	Boss	Ecstatic Peace		0:53:35 (Pop‑up)
Spider	Midnight on the Nile	The Way to Bitter Lake	Storyboard		0:59:01 (Pop‑up)

The Abyssinians	Satta Massogana	Satta Massagana	Heartbeat		1:10:21 (Pop‑up)
Sjob Movement	No One Cares	A Move in the Right Direction	Academy		1:15:12 (Pop‑up)
	Eberline geiger counter			For more info: http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/ (courtesy @famulusfusion)	1:16:43 (Pop‑up)
Phil Kline	The Milky Way	Unsilent Night	Canteloupe		1:23:50 (Pop‑up)
Richard Crandell	Bells	Mbira Magic	Tzadik		1:30:12 (Pop‑up)
Russell Haswell	Ant Colony (featuring Eurofighter Typhoon F2 Flyby)	Wild Tracks	Edition Mego		1:34:02 (Pop‑up)
Penny Duff	Ghost Phone				1:39:16 (Pop‑up)
Aidan Baker	The Sea Swells A Bit	The Sea Swells A Bit...	A Silent Place		1:44:08 (Pop‑up)
Hex Breaker Quintet	I'm Sorry, Officer (excerpt)	4 December 2009 Glasslands			1:54:31 (Pop‑up)
801	Tomorrow Never Knows	801 Live	Polydor		2:01:05 (Pop‑up)

The Mountain Goats	Ezekiel 7 and the Permanent Efficacy of Grace	The Life of the World to Come	4AD		2:13:42 (Pop‑up)
Miles Davis	He Loved Him Madly	Get Up With It	Columbia		2:18:22 (Pop‑up)
Peka Streng and Tasavallan Presidentti	Kylmä kaupunki	Magneettmiehen Kuolema	Love		2:49:13 (Pop‑up)
Snooks Eaglin	Down By The Riverside	Fire In My Bones: Raw, Rare & Otherworldly African-American Gospel, 1944-2007	Tompkins Square		2:56:43 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	3:32am Toronto Jim: Hi Jesse: I've from time to time participated in these forums on WFMU, but I don't think your show. I've listened since you started tonight, and have been kinda-slowly zigzagging my head to your thread, if you will. That Clancy Brothers was the key. Nice touch! I'll keep listening...
	3:34am Toronto Jim: Wouldn't mind some pop, me!
	3:36am Toronto Jim: Never heard these Art Museums before. Glad I did now. Got any of the Steppes?
	3:37am jj.: Welcome, Jim! Glad I could zag to the thread!
	3:39am Toronto Jim: How about Honeybus? Now there's some sweet pop (well, 1/3 of their oeuvre anyway).
	3:39am jj.: Hmmm, dunno the Steppes.
	3:41am Toronto Jim: Steppes? If I were to send it to you immédiatement (via an e-mail addy or some such), would ya play it?
	3:44am jj.: Would love to hear, Jim, but I've already got too much to cram in tonight. But send away! jj1@wfmu.org
	3:48am Toronto Jim: Great! (I was just composing a follow-up e-mail in case I'd been clumsy.) I'll send it (or two, perhaps). I think you'll like them. You might play them on a later show! (I'll bet that you will, too.) And man! I'm truly enjoying your setlist so far!
	3:49am Annie: Hullo! We are streaming from Melbourne, Australia! It' dusk and warm, and you are playing the perfect tunes to end the day. WFMU is so so ace - open all hours! CHEERS! X
	3:54am Toronto Jim: Hi Annie (and the other part of "we"): I can imagine how the tunes are fittingly meshing with your Melbourne warmth-dusk. Odd thing is, it seems just as well suited to my approaching-dawn here in Toronto, where the winter has finally at last blown in.
	3:55am jj.: Heya Annie! Welcome! I'd sort of planned for cold weather listening, but glad to know it works in warmer climes, too.
	3:57am Toronto Jim: Unbelievably apt soundtrack. These Majik Markers are making an indelible stain just now. Very cool tunes here.
	3:59am Joshua K: Hello night animals and europeans etc.
	3:59am Toronto Jim: Ah -- see? jj meant cold-weather music!
	3:59am jenny colon: it's cold and rainy in northern california, where nightowl students are just finishing up their homework, drinking tea and shivering in poorly insulated houses. kurt vile is just the thing. thanks!
	4:03am Toronto Jim: And see! again? Jenny and her cohort halfway over to you, Annie, in N. Cal. also digging the same way as us all. Lovely. I too am drinking tea!
	4:06am Joshua K: Hmm I have an arduino at home. Thats some open source hackery.
	4:06am Mr. Unpleasant: The Temperature here in Missoula, in lovely Western Montanastan is a cool and comfortable -15 with the windchill factor taken into consideration. Was in NYC for Halloween. Kindda missing it tonight.
	4:09am tramshed: Im totally callin bout some quantum, hook me up.
	4:09am Toronto Jim: Mr Unpleasant: That sucks. I'm feeling for you tonight. Our time's coming too. Ever noticed?: everybody always misses New York.
	4:10am tramshed: never been there, im midwest psychotic
	4:15am Toronto Jim: The plains always get winter first, and often the worst winters. Up here we get the "lake effect" which actually moderates winter a wee bit. (Still very cold, but damp) But Buffalo? Jeezuz, they get it bad every year -- something about the shallowness of Lake Erie...
	4:20am Toronto Jim: What just happened there? Nothing but eerie clicks and buzzes...
	4:21am Toronto Jim: Ah, yes -- the geiger counter! ... ... Like it.
	4:22am Joshua K: Its radiation. Its everywhere man.
	4:22am le doo: that gieger sound made my hair stood up
	4:23am Toronto Jim: True dat. Wish I had my own geiger counter -- love to see what's out the window meself.
	4:24am Joshua K: I guess if you want to learn to solder... http://www.techlib.com/science/geiger.html
	4:26am Toronto Jim: This Kline sounds a bit Spiritualized-ish, eh?
	4:34am Toronto Jim: ...and so does this Crandell fella. I like them both!
	4:40am fbaube: Fade away and irradiate...
	4:44am Toronto Jim: Bye all. Still listening, but my main computer needs a reboot. Jesse, I will send you a couple "Steppes" tunes... later!
	4:48am jj.: Later, Jim!
	5:41am Mr. Unpleasant: Good thinking peoples' music tonight.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from December 7, 2009

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