WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from March 7, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:09am Adam from Chicago: You got it, my brother! Thank you for leading me to this unique pioneer of freeform college radio, that has outlived Uppsala College by 16 years...you have my pledge, sir. Everyone do the same! And, just to say it now: FREE LIBYA! QADDAFI IS GOING DOWN! Long time coming...
	3:11am ?: "Jesse and Marty McSorley are awake and seek to serve you very, very badly" And we need bad service!
	3:11am marty mcsorley: yo give us yo money
	3:13am minnesota jeff: That version of Pink FLoyds money was rad. Also rad is what this dude named MOON8 did, he re-created the entire Dark Side of the Moon album using the Nintendo Entertainment System sound chip - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euLdKW_Db1k Its got some amazing atmosphere.
	3:15am minnesota jeff: Or rather his name is Brad Smith and he is calling the album "Moon 8"
	3:18am Joshua K: Duuudes
	3:18am marty mcsorley: whats up big daddy joshua
	3:18am jk: drop some moolah & help wfmu help the stones hijack the stones!
	3:22am Adam from Chicago: Party hearty, Marty! Pardon my rhyming skulleduggery... And anyone else's buggery...
	3:25am Adam from Chicago: We few, we happy few, we band of...others...
	3:28am Adam from Chicago: The Al Jarnow films are excellent...I remember some of them from "3-2-1 Contact" and "Seasame Street." Later, I had the benefit of seeing the screening when the DVD, of which I am a proud owner, was released.
	3:34am mike noble in dc: woah, good to hear that vdp version. i had only heard the harpers bizarre.
	3:39am Joshua K: I tried to use that "other box" and fill in an amount but it gave me $15 again. Can you guys adjust it, I was going to do one single $75 before I hit the sack.
	3:40am maja: Good morning Jesse and Marty. Wish you a very good Marathon-show! Jesse I like your fathers paintings a lot. WFMU is the best!
	3:43am Joshua K: Maybe it was the auto-fill thing my browser did that changed the pledge amount.
	3:43am marty mcsorley: HEY EVERYONE!!! IF YOU HAVE ALREADY PLEDGED AND ARE TAPPED OUT HIT UP YOUR INTERNETS AND LET YOUR PEOPLES KNOW THAT THEY NEED TO PLEDGE TOO!
	3:44am mike noble in dc: computer sounds!
	3:46am Adam from Chicago: Kick-ass version of "Glad All Over" in Javanese (I"m guessing, since Dara Puspita worked in Jakarta).
	3:54am mike noble in dc: the key word there was INADVERTENTLY stalking. or at least it felt that way just because i used to see jesse at just about every show i went to in new york.
	3:55am Adam from Chicago: Lou Reed foresaw it, Al Gore invented it, people and commerce harvest it...yeah, internet! I hope that second pledge took, because I can't afford to double it accidentally, eh?
	3:57am Adam from Chicago: If it didn't, I shall re-donate it properly, sirs and ma'ams...
	3:57am Joshua K: if I had won that VU I would have had to buy a new turntable. Cheers guys. Have a good rest of the show.
	4:02am mike noble in dc: did you give out the VU 7"s yet
	4:04am marty mcsorley: we did we got the kinda chinese misktic drone pack up now
	4:05am mike noble in dc: i missed it! you'd tell me if i won, right?
	4:05am Adam from Chicago: I was pleasantly surprised how much young Argentines adored, if not worshipped, the Stones...
	4:15am Adam from Chicago: I remember a weird experiment of this sort on a student radio station of my youth...
	4:17am jk: The FMU station is totally magic & deserves oh so much support! It's like this place that comes from some guy playing pots & pans in a cardboard box -- which if you enter & you wipe the milky way out of your eyes, you find there's a shute to the sun, shepherded by strange & endearing gnomes, who speak in tongues & philosophize about all the electrical currents which underpin the universe. I speaketh truth!! I visited!
	4:18am Martin Prince: I must have spent our last ten dollars on this talking Al Gore doll!
	4:19am Al Gore Doll: You are hearing me talk.
	4:37am Adam from Chicago: You are so, so welcome, my noble friend Jesse Alexander Vladimir von Jarnow, Lord of the Empire and Garden States. And you, Marty McSorley, Marauder of the Mechanical Missiontrans! AND YOU, WFMU COMMUNITY!
	4:42am Adam from Chicago: Warms my heart, Jesse! Great song. Kinda neo-new wave, us clunky as that sounds. Or reads. Whatever. Lovin' the Frow down!
	4:46am jk: Okay! Thanks for the prize, guys! I'll listen to it & come up with a new chinese-esq or non name how bout that. Enjoy the hallways of kitsch in the late night collective mind
	4:47am marcus: cool, William Tyler. He will play on april 16th in my small hometown in germany!
	4:50am Emile Durkheim sez: [T]here is nothing so pleasant as collective life...It is a pleasure to say "we." What must be done is to teach the child to savour this pleasure and make him feel the needd for it.
	4:51am Durkheim Revisited: "need" for it. Sorry, hard to type.
	4:54am Adam from Chicago: I had the dubious pleasure of attending the premiere of R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet, Chapters 13-22" at the Music Box in Chicago. He's as unstable in person as one might ever speculate, screaming at the staff and management of a venerable art house after making them start late and him overloading the sound that DVD projection could bear, etc. Good suit, though.
	5:17am Emile Durkheim also sez: Any school system is made up of two kinds of components. On the one hand, there are a whole series of fixed stable arrangements and established methods, in a word, institutions; but, at the same time, within the machine thus constituted, there are underlying ideas at work, urging it to change. Seen from the outside, secondary education appears to us as a series of establishments whose physical and moral organization is fixed; but, seen from another angle, that same organization harbours aspirations seeking fulfilment. Underlying this fixed, consolidated existence there is a life on the move which, though less visible, is by no means insignificant
	5:27am jk: nice madness collage! i vote yes!
	5:50am Neil: Wooh, a mention on the air! And technically my body is in the Netherlands. It's just my bank account that's in New York...
	6:00am Adam from Chicago: You paid Yo La Tengo NOT to play a song? I will not play lots of songs, if anyone wants to pay me....after WFMU wraps up its marathon on March 13, natch...
	6:03am brtko: hi, pls, what is the currently playing song??
	6:04am Keith: I'm humbled by my good fortune!
	6:09am Adam from Chicago: Is the first song just the intro to Nachum Segal's "Jewish Matters in the Morning" (aka "JM in the AM") which plays weekday mornings on the Mount Hope station?
	6:11am Adam from Chicago: Not that there's anything wrong with it, but that it plays before crossing over to FXO's show? Gives the sonic montage an extra flavor?
	6:11am Adam from Chicago: Gotta go, WFMUniverse! Love ya!

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from March 7, 2011

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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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Tue. Apr 23rd, 9pm - Midnight: Setting (More info...)
The improv super-trio Setting released their debut last year, Shone A Rainbow Light On (Paradise of Bachelors), and will be coming through the northeast for the first time this April, performing at Public Records on April 19th with BASIC, before hopping to the west coast a few weeks later. Nathan Bowles (Pelt, Black Twig Pickers), Jaime Fennelly (Mind Over Mirrors, Peeesseye), and Joe Westerlund (Megafaun, Califone) stop by the Mothership for a Frow Show session.

March 7, 2011: 2011 marathon with co-host marty mcsorley.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
your DJ on MIDI phones	Money "Money" by "your DJ on MIDI phones"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flying Lizards	Money (That's What I Want)	The Flying Lizards	Virgin		0:05:17 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Did Everybody Pay Their Dues?	Genuine Black Box, Vol. 2, 1965-69: Jigsaw Puzzle			0:08:24 (Pop-up)
Wreckless Eric	Take the Cash (K.A.S.H.)	Greatest Stiffs	Stiff		0:12:08 (Pop-up)

Van Dyke Parks	Van Dyke Parks "Van Dyke Parks" by "Van Dyke Parks"	Song Cycle	Warner Brothers		0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Van Dyke Parks	Come To The Sunshine	Where the Action Is!: Los Angeles Nuggets, 1965-1968	Rhino		0:24:59 (Pop-up)
Dara Pupsita	Tanak Airku (My Homeland)	Dara Puspita	Elshinta Recprds		0:27:30 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except For Me and My Monkey	Crazy Rhythms	Bar/None		0:30:48 (Pop-up)
MX-80 Sound	Crushed Ice "Crushed Ice" by "MX-80 Sound"	Hard Attack	ILPS		0:34:53 (Pop-up)
Moon	Never Mind "Never Mind" by "Moon"	Without Earth/The Moon	Rev-Ola/Cherry Red		0:38:00 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Is Yours, Is Mine	Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers	Columbia		0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Velvet Underground	Stephanie Says	Peel Slowly & See	MGM/Verve		0:42:46 (Pop-up)

Los Peyotes	Let's Spend the Night Together	Their Hispanic Majesties Request 7"	Norton		0:56:45 (Pop-up)

your DJ & your ringing phones	I am Sitting In A Room			feat. ice floes, bells, morton subotnick, more.	1:10:13 (Pop-up)
Cleaning Women	The Miner's Song "The Miner's Song" by "Cleaning Women"	U	Cobra		1:27:47 (Pop-up)

Bonnie Prince Billy	Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)	Lay and Love	Drag City		1:45:34 (Pop-up)
Ted Lucas	Now That You Know "Now That You Know" by "Ted Lucas"	The OM Album	Sebastian Speaks		1:49:44 (Pop-up)
Ed Askew	My Love Is A Red, Red Rose	Little Eyes	De Stijl		1:54:07 (Pop-up)
William Tyler	Tears and Saints "Tears and Saints" by "William Tyler"	Behold the Spirit	Tompkins SQuare		1:57:30 (Pop-up)
Ruth Garbus	Halloween "Halloween" by "Ruth Garbus"	Rendezvous With Rama	Autumn		2:02:16 (Pop-up)

Al Jarnow	Facial Recognition "Facial Recognition" by "Al Jarnow"	Celestial Navigations	Numero Group		2:10:22 (Pop-up)
Sightings	City of Straw "City of Straw" by "Sightings"	City of Straw	Brah	PLEDGE $15 NOW + GET IN THE RUNNING FOR NEW YORK NOISE PACK W SONIC YOUTH + HALLGALLO VINYL !	2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	La Cabane au Zodiac "La Cabane au Zodiac" by "Sonic Youth"	SYR 9: Simon Werner a Disparu	SYR		2:23:11 (Pop-up)

Sun Ra	Love In Outer Space "Love In Outer Space" by "Sun Ra"	Piano Recital / Teatro Le Fenice	Golden Years of New Jazz		2:34:00 (Pop-up)
Sir Mack Rice	Dynomite "Dynomite" by "Sir Mack Rice"				2:38:44 (Pop-up)
The Servicemen	Are You Angry? "Are You Angry?" by "The Servicemen"	Meet The Servicemen	Wind Hit		2:43:30 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	What Is Life? "What Is Life?" by "George Harrison"	All Things Must Pass	Apple		2:47:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:09am Adam from Chicago: You got it, my brother! Thank you for leading me to this unique pioneer of freeform college radio, that has outlived Uppsala College by 16 years...you have my pledge, sir. Everyone do the same! And, just to say it now: FREE LIBYA! QADDAFI IS GOING DOWN! Long time coming...
	3:11am ?: "Jesse and Marty McSorley are awake and seek to serve you very, very badly" And we need bad service!
	3:11am marty mcsorley: yo give us yo money
	3:13am minnesota jeff: That version of Pink FLoyds money was rad. Also rad is what this dude named MOON8 did, he re-created the entire Dark Side of the Moon album using the Nintendo Entertainment System sound chip - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euLdKW_Db1k Its got some amazing atmosphere.
	3:15am minnesota jeff: Or rather his name is Brad Smith and he is calling the album "Moon 8"
	3:18am Joshua K: Duuudes
	3:18am marty mcsorley: whats up big daddy joshua
	3:18am jk: drop some moolah & help wfmu help the stones hijack the stones!
	3:22am Adam from Chicago: Party hearty, Marty! Pardon my rhyming skulleduggery... And anyone else's buggery...
	3:25am Adam from Chicago: We few, we happy few, we band of...others...
	3:28am Adam from Chicago: The Al Jarnow films are excellent...I remember some of them from "3-2-1 Contact" and "Seasame Street." Later, I had the benefit of seeing the screening when the DVD, of which I am a proud owner, was released.
	3:34am mike noble in dc: woah, good to hear that vdp version. i had only heard the harpers bizarre.
	3:39am Joshua K: I tried to use that "other box" and fill in an amount but it gave me $15 again. Can you guys adjust it, I was going to do one single $75 before I hit the sack.
	3:40am maja: Good morning Jesse and Marty. Wish you a very good Marathon-show! Jesse I like your fathers paintings a lot. WFMU is the best!
	3:43am Joshua K: Maybe it was the auto-fill thing my browser did that changed the pledge amount.
	3:43am marty mcsorley: HEY EVERYONE!!! IF YOU HAVE ALREADY PLEDGED AND ARE TAPPED OUT HIT UP YOUR INTERNETS AND LET YOUR PEOPLES KNOW THAT THEY NEED TO PLEDGE TOO!
	3:44am mike noble in dc: computer sounds!
	3:46am Adam from Chicago: Kick-ass version of "Glad All Over" in Javanese (I"m guessing, since Dara Puspita worked in Jakarta).
	3:54am mike noble in dc: the key word there was INADVERTENTLY stalking. or at least it felt that way just because i used to see jesse at just about every show i went to in new york.
	3:55am Adam from Chicago: Lou Reed foresaw it, Al Gore invented it, people and commerce harvest it...yeah, internet! I hope that second pledge took, because I can't afford to double it accidentally, eh?
	3:57am Adam from Chicago: If it didn't, I shall re-donate it properly, sirs and ma'ams...
	3:57am Joshua K: if I had won that VU I would have had to buy a new turntable. Cheers guys. Have a good rest of the show.
	4:02am mike noble in dc: did you give out the VU 7"s yet
	4:04am marty mcsorley: we did we got the kinda chinese misktic drone pack up now
	4:05am mike noble in dc: i missed it! you'd tell me if i won, right?
	4:05am Adam from Chicago: I was pleasantly surprised how much young Argentines adored, if not worshipped, the Stones...
	4:15am Adam from Chicago: I remember a weird experiment of this sort on a student radio station of my youth...
	4:17am jk: The FMU station is totally magic & deserves oh so much support! It's like this place that comes from some guy playing pots & pans in a cardboard box -- which if you enter & you wipe the milky way out of your eyes, you find there's a shute to the sun, shepherded by strange & endearing gnomes, who speak in tongues & philosophize about all the electrical currents which underpin the universe. I speaketh truth!! I visited!
	4:18am Martin Prince: I must have spent our last ten dollars on this talking Al Gore doll!
	4:19am Al Gore Doll: You are hearing me talk.
	4:37am Adam from Chicago: You are so, so welcome, my noble friend Jesse Alexander Vladimir von Jarnow, Lord of the Empire and Garden States. And you, Marty McSorley, Marauder of the Mechanical Missiontrans! AND YOU, WFMU COMMUNITY!
	4:42am Adam from Chicago: Warms my heart, Jesse! Great song. Kinda neo-new wave, us clunky as that sounds. Or reads. Whatever. Lovin' the Frow down!
	4:46am jk: Okay! Thanks for the prize, guys! I'll listen to it & come up with a new chinese-esq or non name how bout that. Enjoy the hallways of kitsch in the late night collective mind
	4:47am marcus: cool, William Tyler. He will play on april 16th in my small hometown in germany!
	4:50am Emile Durkheim sez: [T]here is nothing so pleasant as collective life...It is a pleasure to say "we." What must be done is to teach the child to savour this pleasure and make him feel the needd for it.
	4:51am Durkheim Revisited: "need" for it. Sorry, hard to type.
	4:54am Adam from Chicago: I had the dubious pleasure of attending the premiere of R. Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet, Chapters 13-22" at the Music Box in Chicago. He's as unstable in person as one might ever speculate, screaming at the staff and management of a venerable art house after making them start late and him overloading the sound that DVD projection could bear, etc. Good suit, though.
	5:17am Emile Durkheim also sez: Any school system is made up of two kinds of components. On the one hand, there are a whole series of fixed stable arrangements and established methods, in a word, institutions; but, at the same time, within the machine thus constituted, there are underlying ideas at work, urging it to change. Seen from the outside, secondary education appears to us as a series of establishments whose physical and moral organization is fixed; but, seen from another angle, that same organization harbours aspirations seeking fulfilment. Underlying this fixed, consolidated existence there is a life on the move which, though less visible, is by no means insignificant
	5:27am jk: nice madness collage! i vote yes!
	5:50am Neil: Wooh, a mention on the air! And technically my body is in the Netherlands. It's just my bank account that's in New York...
	6:00am Adam from Chicago: You paid Yo La Tengo NOT to play a song? I will not play lots of songs, if anyone wants to pay me....after WFMU wraps up its marathon on March 13, natch...
	6:03am brtko: hi, pls, what is the currently playing song??
	6:04am Keith: I'm humbled by my good fortune!
	6:09am Adam from Chicago: Is the first song just the intro to Nachum Segal's "Jewish Matters in the Morning" (aka "JM in the AM") which plays weekday mornings on the Mount Hope station?
	6:11am Adam from Chicago: Not that there's anything wrong with it, but that it plays before crossing over to FXO's show? Gives the sonic montage an extra flavor?
	6:11am Adam from Chicago: Gotta go, WFMUniverse! Love ya!

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from March 7, 2011

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