WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from April 9, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: Good afternoonk!
	12:03pm nathan: hiiiii
	12:03pm Threemoons: Hey Bryce, all.....
	12:04pm chresti: Morning to afternoon, Bryce and company!
	12:04pm Bryce: hej!!
	12:04pm yeti bob: Keith Tippett, nice!
	12:06pm yeti bob: (julie too! was just focused on the awesome piano playing)
	12:07pm People Like Us: some Nancarrow after this
	12:08pm Bryce: hallllloo!
	12:08pm Bryce: Keith Tippett...but Julie Tippetts always loved that they did that. wackos
	12:08pm adrian elaine: Hello!
	12:10pm Bryce: oh! @adrian elaine.....did you hear about the gundechas?? it's, uh.....not looking too rosy for their legacy i am shook
	12:10pm Bryce: check the beeb....
	12:11pm YETI BOB: @Bryce: I read in the WIRE article that Keith dropped the final 'S' because "Keith Tippetts' Sextet" was just too awkward.
	12:11pm KenW: HALLOOooOO Bryce and Fellow Marblers, I thought of you all this week while watching this beautiful intimate short film on Annea Lockwood, it's just been released and up for free for about a month, a genuine treasure! counterflows.com...
	12:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Bryce and everyone! I'm enjoying t he thunderpiano.
	12:12pm KenW: AND, a tremendous start to the show Bryce> WOWOWOW :)))
	12:13pm Bryce: hey, ken, wow thx!!!! @yeti bob, that's so freakin funny. tippett's sextet: totally different!
	12:13pm grand jacques: i hav to listen to this album
	12:13pm chresti: Thunderpants piano, love it.
	12:14pm YETI BOB: Keith Tippett was invited to join King Crimsom but declined. He plays on a few KC songs though (notably "Cat Food")
	12:14pm βrian: Mom won't let me play in this room now.
	12:14pm People Like Us: are you back at fmu now?
	12:15pm tim from champaign (now washington): @People Like Us - I knew a woman who was doing her doctorate work on Nancarrow. She helped program modern player pianos to play his scores.
	12:15pm YETI BOB: Conlon Nancarrow invented Black MIDI
	12:16pm Bryce: @PLU - next week! my brain is going to be leaking out of my ears
	12:17pm adrian elaine: @Bryce - I hadn't seen that yet about the Gundechas - yuck, so gross and horrible
	12:18pm Feldpausch: Hey Chresti!
	12:18pm Bryce: @grand jacques - they're both so lovely @yetib - hahaaaa literally true! @ae - i am so SO tired of men's abuses of power imbalance. i'd never considered it before, but you know what? i genuinely wonder how much of this shit goes down in icm
	12:19pm KenW: Bryce you're welcome, ALL the feels happening in that short little film, a tremendous/ intimate portrait of a true pioneer
	12:22pm Krys O.: @Bryce: It's EVERYWHERE.
	12:23pm Crudbringer: good morning fellow Bryceozoans.
	12:23pm chresti: Hi Feld!
	12:25pm Toutevoix: watched & had the pleasure of hearing Takehisa Kosugi playing live with Merce Cunningham....great memory some garbage objects like an amplified hamburger box and so on...great memory of it thanks for the music!
	12:26pm Toutevoix: ((((((◍))))))
	12:28pm Michael 98145: ( the reality of male privilege has bothered me most of my life )
	12:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: catching up on gundechas, jeezus fek.
	12:28pm Bryce: wow, toutevoix, that sounds amazing. always wish i'd seen kosugi live. @krys - oh i mean, without a doubt! just thinking about it in the context of that particular spirtual-musical space has really been messing up my brain this week. i'm starting to feel like valerie solanas tbh
	12:28pm People Like Us: oh this is good, i hope it's about 5 hours long
	12:29pm Michael 98145: ( cannot forget i grew up in a time of open sexism and racism )
	12:29pm Toutevoix: ( it is possible to play empty hamburger boxes with a bow and sounds great under Kosugi fingers ) then the tension with the dancers.........ahhhh sweet mental sound images indeed
	12:30pm Bryce: @plu - :) hahaa close! it's a bootleg, really fantastic.
	12:30pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Bryce and all. Happy to be here to get cosmic with youse!
	12:30pm Tom from Homewood: Amazing how often I hear cuts from this AC bootleg. Is there a lack of AC shows out there? Not complaining btw. It's fantastic.
	12:31pm YETI BOB: Lineup: Charlie Haden, Ben Riley, Ashish Khan, Pranesh Khan, Bobby W., and Alice Coltrane
	12:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): Holy moly!
	12:31pm KenW: LOVING THIS AC!!!!!!
	12:32pm People Like Us: blimey
	12:32pm Bryce: @tom, oh wow, on fmu? didn't know! i actually googled to see if i'd played it before hahaa yeah, it's crazy this show was never officially released
	12:33pm Imgur: I am astound
	12:34pm People Like Us: they're trying to pull the keyboard away from her right now
	12:35pm Krys O.: @Bryce: Yes, in religious or spiritual congregations. Yes, it happens. A lot more than many are aware of.
	12:35pm Mister Dobalina: I see we're off to some fine marblin' today.
	12:35pm Tom from Homewood: @Bryce -- pretty certain I've heard it on here before. Maybe Frow Show? JA? First caught wind of it here: aquariumdrunkard.com...
	12:36pm YETI BOB: Bryce - are you sure about this track title? It's completely unrecognizable to me, compared to the track of the album of the same title.
	12:36pm Passaic River Blues: @Bryce: I think you played once before (or somebody did) and, then as now, Ben Riley just knocks me out. I mean, everybody else is slaying as well, but holy shit, Riley is eating whole worlds.
	12:36pm People Like Us: back to the cushion, Alice
	12:36pm KenW: A worm hole opened to another dimension on that stage in Berkeley
	12:37pm the Hurston moor-elf: @KenW Indeed! I think I've just passed through it...
	12:38pm Krys O.: Notes Previously unreleased and not known to exist soundboard recording of Alice Coltrane Sextet live in Berkeley, California in 1972.
	12:38pm Bryce: @yeti - yup! she said so! takin' liberties :) @krys - oh god, fur sure. i'd just never been able to visualize it in an icm context. but it seems so obvious now, the absolute subnission of the guru-shishiya setup. just ugh, i can't take it
	12:38pm adrian elaine: wow - this is just amazing!
	12:39pm KenW: www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm Imgur: @PLU haha, like that Bernie Worrell solo during The Mothership Connection, Houston, TX, where he just couldn't let go
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bryce and marbindividuals. RIP, DMX.
	12:40pm People Like Us: they already took her mic away, I think they've taken the keyboard now but she grabbed the tabla
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Bryce, everyone.
	12:40pm Krys O.: Tangentially speaking, there was a well-known in certain circles supposed Beatles bootleg back in the late 80s that actually turned out to be an Ornette Coleman recording.
	12:42pm Imgur: Thanks, KenW!
	12:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @People...you could always turn it off.
	12:45pm chresti: <ɜ Alice Coltrane ɛ>
	12:46pm Q: What chresti said!!
	12:47pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...welcome back.
	12:47pm People Like Us: ha ha ha
	12:47pm Toutevoix: @Krys O Saw live also Ornette Coleman crazy experience/concert, half audience left us then we could get closer in the amphitheater inside kind of wall of sound he played with jajouka masters musicians tension and energy was high... )))
	12:48pm ?: I’ve never really checked out Alice Coltrane. That’s some heavy shizzz. Gonna have to explore further.
	12:48pm Chop Scott: Bryce!!
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mr. P.
	12:48pm Bryce: hey, you!!
	12:49pm Krys O.: Excellent, Toutevoix! Yoko worked with Ornette. I remember seeing photos and hearing snippets at a Yoko exhibition at the United Nations years ago.
	12:50pm Mr. Pumpy: @Toutevoix...I caught him about 10-15 years back. By then I think everyone pretty much knew why they were there. Could have been an exodus of sorts. Being it was at NJPAC, it was hard to tell. I know one thing...I was travelling across dimensions. It was something else. He was nearing 80 and simply killing it!
	12:50pm WM: Rare Alice Coltrane followed by GUO - You are my kind of DL, Bryce!
	12:51pm People Like Us: so amazing Bryce that you'll get to go back to wfmu
	12:52pm People Like Us: can't wait to come back over myself
	12:53pm chresti: PLU, are you vaxxed yet?
	12:54pm People Like Us: had the first one over a month ago - in the uk they're doing as many as possible for the first one and then 11-12 week wait for the second
	12:54pm Mr. Pumpy: This is good music to order my dad's home dialysis supplies to. "Sorry pops, the music makes the decisions it makes. Maybe mustard can double as a suitable peritoneal dialysis fluid!"
	12:55pm Mr. Pumpy: PLU, is that as effective as if it's done 3-4 weeks after?
	12:55pm People Like Us: ha ha
	12:56pm headcleaner: bryce delivers
	12:56pm Toutevoix: seems another time...About Ornette Coleman concert, ( I'm not so old merde...It was 1999 I think ), well summer concert in which a lot of people go without really listening to it, then famous name historical moment whatever, but the mix with those souffleurs Jajouka was real really crazy cause they would maintain trance energy kind of sound blowers sometimes agressive then inside the maelstrom wuld come out fragments of melodic phrases I don't know I'm more a listener but will say it was about Organizing Chaos that I remember and working on it....wow and those people really angry leaving ahah was ALIVE
	12:56pm People Like Us: must be I guess - I just think it's a different approach - over 50% of the population have had the first one
	12:57pm People Like Us: either way it looks like most of us UK/US who want it done will be done by about May
	12:58pm chresti: Toutevoix, glad they left.
	12:58pm Toutevoix: the tippetts 2nd piece was great! ( I was gardening making holes in the ground & there listening to it on ..phone & even on a lowwwwww quality was a real pleasure and discover took me back here ) thanks
	1:00pm Toutevoix: yes me too was real shared chaos and was kind of weird fun moments and you find yourself in the front row standing in loss of balance...
	1:00pm WM: I meant "You are my kind of DJ, Bryce!" Sorry for the typo.
	1:01pm chresti: I got the J&J shot a little over a week ago, I think it takes a month before being fully protected.
	1:02pm Toutevoix: Hope it does chresti, hope it lasts long also...
	1:06pm Mr. Pumpy: PLU...the UK I can see, hopefully you are correct about the US as well. May...
	1:06pm Mister Dobalina: The dolphins, think about the poor, poor dolphins!
	1:07pm chresti: I think I'll celebrate by visiting friends in May. Toutevoix, I imagine that it'll be like other flu shots, once a year?
	1:09pm Mike W: you monsters just turned me on to the Gundechas a coupla weeks ago, ugh
	1:12pm Bryce: got to hang out with listener fox a couple weekends ago. swung on a probably hundred foot rope swing with dilated pupils at 2 am. hallefuckinglujah it's truly surreal to be relaxedly around people i know again, as the circle of vaxxed loved ones slowly widens
	1:13pm Krys O.: My first Moderna scheduled for 4/20, second one is one month later. I believe the Pfizer is three weeks after the first. Will still be wearing masks as there are variants of the virus and anti-vaxxers.
	1:13pm WM: I used own a BYG three LP set of a concert by Alan Silva. I think it was called From the Lunar Surface. I also owned the ESP issued Skillfulness. Don't know what happened to these records. Don't think I sold them, just some how lost them in the shuffle.
	1:14pm Bryce: @ mike w - seriously. i'm crushed. seen them live with gateway to joy donna so many times. it's like the movie "They Live"
	1:16pm Krys O.: Having a Zoom call with the family on Sunday for my mother's 95th birthday. When centuries collide.
	1:17pm Bryce: WM, oh no! i love those two. they were "reissued" (by....people) a couple times in the early aughts, but gone again....
	1:18pm Fox: Halloooooo my groovy droogs.
	1:18pm chresti: I imagine everyone will be masked to protect the unvaxxed. I guess there are at home tests now? Happy birthday to your mother, Krys O!
	1:20pm Bryce: @ vulpine - hey, get off our backs, NARC
	1:20pm Krys O.: Thanks, chresti! I feel that I was made for mask-wearing.
	1:24pm steveo: been a great day so far; i wonder what kind of jazz sheila will be playing
	1:25pm Krys O.: The closest I ever came to seeing Free Jazz icons was Oliver Lake at the Montclair Art Museum about 4 years ago. Wonderful show.
	1:27pm Handy Haversack: I had a drink an a bar's outdoor seating yesterday, which I had not done in ... well, you all know. It felt completely delirious. Of course, two drinks there cost as much as a handle of Bacardi, so one can see the financial points of letting some pandemic habits linger ... Bryce, thanks for today. I am trying to let the music do all the thinking for me. It's got to do a better job than I can manage.
	1:30pm YETI BOB: Hey Handy - I'm glad you are getting back to a little bit of normal social life. This morning Mrs Yeti and I sat at a coffeeshop and drank coffee from ceramic mugs, struck up a conversation with someone from the neighborhood I've never talked to before, it was delightful.
	1:30pm Passaic River Blues: @Krys O.: that sounds awesome. A couple of weeks ago JA played one or two Oliver Lake tracks and reminded me I hadn't thought of that Essex County luminary in a long time.
	1:32pm WM: The liner notes on the back cover of Alan Silva's Skilfulness quote a Buddhist text that reads in part "you shall become a Buddha! Rejoice!" I wrote a letter to Alan Silva asking "do you really think everyone will eventually become a Buddha?" I sent it to the ESP Records address. I never got a reply. But years later I was lucky enough to catch AS conduct a small orchestra at the Vision Festival (don't remember which one).
	1:34pm Mike W: @Handy, two weeks after April 23 you can start having me and Dusty over as often as it takes for you and K and B to get sick of us
	1:34pm terminalhipness: Can't listen to audio due to work, but just by reading the playlist I can tell I'm going to dig this show in the archives... WFMU is just the greatest...
	1:34pm YETI BOB: WM: I've certainly acquired a bit of a buddha-belly over this last year. So I'm well on my way.
	1:36pm WM: @Yeti Bob: That's one way to achieve enlightenment.
	1:38pm Mr. Pumpy: I was going to cook salmon with some fresh steamed broccoli for dinner. You know what? I'm making it for lunch instead. I am in control of my own destiny, and I'm taking back the afternoon! FREEDOM!
	1:38pm Fox: Oh! Bryce! You were mentioning me! My ears must've been burning!
	1:39pm Handy Haversack: Mike W, with the price of Bacardi these days, we can't afford not to have you over!
	1:39pm Toutevoix: Pumpy rightttttttt time for freerecipes cooking
	1:39pm Bryce: @handy/yeti - that's amazing. i've cautiously & nervously done that a couple times too in my nabe (newark, nj), carefully selecting joints that have proper outdoor spaces, not the covid motels with a cubic volume that's a twentieth of their indoor space. faceplant it's good-surreal, but i still felt anxious about the liberties people were taking. i'm fully bracing for a 3rd "yay it's over" spike.....
	1:40pm Fox: chresti: in the US, if you have insurance, even Medicaid, you can easily order a home kit from Labcorp, called Pixel.
	1:40pm Toutevoix: pasta al sugo con carne very classic with carciofi artichoke salcheto chianti cheers from Italy
	1:40pm Fox: I actualy filmed myself doing a parody of a youtube box opening video for it. I should edit that together.
	1:42pm Bryce: @fox - now you know what the genie feels like @plu from an hour ago - yeah, my skin is tingling, thinking about it. we're still heavily (and correctly) restricted to where we're allowed in the bldg as the skeleton crew isn't fully vaxxed yet. but approx 20-25 djs are tiptoeing back in the next week or two.
	1:43pm chresti: I'm expecting another spike too, Bryce. People are going nuts around here.
	1:43pm Bryce: there is absolutely no limit on dumbassity
	1:43pm chresti: Thanks Fox!
	1:44pm Toutevoix: seems unlike you, here in Italy we are far far away from vax ( under 50 )... so for escaping lockedown freeform helps yout thru and that's great! @Bryce ))
	1:45pm chresti: Yum artichoke!
	1:45pm Toutevoix: & asparagi!!! I ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ springtime for sure
	1:46pm Fox: I'm trying to balance between being excited about being not afraid of death now that I'm vaxxed, and doing as much as possible while I can before the 3rd wave / new dangerous variant emerges and makes me have to cower from the world again; but also not wanting to contribute to that third wave.
	1:47pm Krys O.: That's sensible, Fox.
	1:48pm headcleaner: prendo nota del salcheto chianti, @Toutevoix
	1:48pm Toutevoix: vax might not take away that fear, & right take care we might have to go on taking care a lot more ))
	1:50pm headcleaner: btw Fox would you like to share your GoFundMe link again? I lost track of it from the last time you posted
	1:51pm Handy Haversack: It is pretty amazing, though, to suddenly feel less under actual guns -- and less like you might be carrying around actual invisible guns that you can accidentally fire by hugging people or buying oranges. Psychically, it's just worlds away. Toutevoix, please send carciofi and fiore di zucchini ASAP. I am pretty hungry.
	1:51pm Krys O.: Ooh, Mr. Pumpy you said the magic words salmon and broccoli. I like salmon poached too. I've been using parchment paper to cook my fish lately. You can throw in the veggies and olive oil in there and voila! I made my approximation of Polish Catholic Easter breakfast on Sunday with a take on eggs benedict, but with salmon under the poached egg and horseradish on top. Yum!
	1:54pm Fox: headcleaner: Oh! Sure! I've been meaning to update the GoFundMe! Miss Kitka just had another seizure last night, actually. But it's the first seizure for three weeks, so she's at least improving! I'm not sure if it's because I had to come back to my moldy apartment, or what. I still have to bring Ozzie to the vet, but Miss Kitka was the priority!
	1:56pm Fox: Here is the link. www.gofundme.com... I really have to scan in all my receipts and update it. I also got to hire a new mold inspection! The bedroom is indeed toxic with mold.
	1:56pm David (in London): Horribly late in today, but hello Brycicles!
	1:57pm headcleaner: thanks fox!
	1:58pm Fox: headcleaner: Thank YOU!
	1:58pm Mr. Pumpy: @Krys - Yeah, the salmon/broccoli combo always gets me where I'm going. It's in the oven now...just going to steam the broccoli in a few minutes. I do like using parchment paper, though. I have to start getting back into that. It is so...forgiving? I'm not all that big on poached, but you have sold me on that breakfast. Time for me to branch out!
	1:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, David!
	2:01pm Toutevoix: @headcleaner in fact hard to find good red italian wine so easily ( so much good white ones don't know why..) but all those tuscan SANGIOVESE you can go ( love those based on sangiovese it's close montepulciano tuscan wines but about red wines.....I strongly suggest french bourgogne ahhhhhhh so good & soft ) @Handy too early Zucchini are on they way still growing up I put the seeds 2 weeks ago babies on their way everybody should have access to a garden...... ♡
	2:01pm David (in London): Ah, Mr Pumpy, hello pal! How are you? Handy, Chresti, Fox, Krys, Yeti Bob et al.
	2:01pm Krys O.: Hey!
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, David. How goes the Scepter'd Isle?
	2:05pm David (in London): Handy, had eight straight hours of interviewing today, so I felt utterly drained by the end of it. But, we just had a Daona interview go out on KMUZ in Oregon, so I feel energised by that and the fact that I didn't sound like a complete arse on air.
	2:06pm chresti: Hi David in London.
	2:11pm Handy Haversack: That's excellent, David, glad to hear it.
	2:12pm Fox: Oh oh oh! But goood news!!! The charges were completely reversed for the first Mold test from the crazy man! And also! The Housing Code inspector had been by three times and my landlord didn't fix shit, but he didn't fine him. So I called my congressman, emailed a bunch of people, tweeted at them, and the Housing Inspector just called me to say he gave my landlord til Monday, and that Construction Code will be coming by. Which explains why he's suddenly fixing things in the building this week.
	2:12pm Eenie: Zis is what zey call le bug musique, non?
	2:13pm headcleaner: I've never been too concerned about sitting at outdoor cafes or buying oranges. But riding the subway (and especially waiting in line at the Post Office with people obnoxiously unmasked, and the staff of course not doing anything about, when when you point it out) gives me serious willies
	2:15pm Krys O.: Sad about the passing of DMX and Anne Beatts. The latter was an original writer on SNL and a very funny woman.
	2:16pm Eenie: Attends- is ze famille zat plays in ze subway? C'est cool
	2:16pm Fox: And the BEST PART? When I ran into my landlord in the hallway earlier this week, he called me his nemesis! BWA HA HA HA!
	2:18pm Jason from Houston: Congratulations on your new title, Fox! LOL
	2:19pm Fox: I finally have a nemesis!
	2:19pm Michael 98145: @Fox, he's jist lucky you haven't taken him to court ...
	2:20pm WM: Thanks for highlighting the work of JCOA. There is a Leroy Jenkins record I've never heard: For Players Only. Not sure if it was a JCOA project. Would love to hear it if you have a copy.
	2:20pm Passaic River Blues: @WM: yeah, these last three records have been so good!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bryce and all
	2:21pm Fox: Michael - Well, I need to find a doctor to diagnose me with mold related illness for a civil suit. And he's filed against me for an eviction, which sucks when trying to figure out where to move.
	2:22pm Michael 98145: Cripes. sorry.
	2:23pm annette: @Pumpy. whats wrong with that? my fav bkfast was garlic tuna. anything to get ya goin.
	2:23pm David (in London): Hey Coela.
	2:26pm steveo: facebook is listening -- i just opened it and it asked me if I know Scott McDowell (with his amusing tree-hair photo)
	2:26pm Toutevoix: wow great those echoes!
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: hey David
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: Yo, coela.
	2:28pm annette: @headcleaner. ya know how many times i want to bust in and say "HEY it goes over yer nose" but i do my best to maintain calm and avoid confrontation. trust in kharma
	2:28pm WM: Last time I heard Grachan Moncur III Echoes of a Prayer was years ago on WKCR. That riff has stuck in my mind all that time. Thanks for the experience of anamnesis.
	2:28pm Bryce: @diL - hallooooo! ps what's daona? @WM - i have heard that! very nice! veers from super dense to to super sparse solo improv, with a bit of psychedelic reverbiness thrown in at a couple spots. not sure if i can locate it (digitally) in a pinch, but i'll put it on the docket! @toutevoix - re vino, if you have a free moment, please send several thousand crates of barolo chinato
	2:29pm Bryce: hi, cœla!
	2:29pm Krys O.: Have you ever looked into this information, Fox: saffwein.com...
	2:32pm David (in London): Bryce, it's the musical moniker I (co)trade under. Here's our FMU artist page: wfmu.org...
	2:32pm Toutevoix: Richt @Bryce you nailed it I'm close to Piemont Barolo go go ( in fact I intend to change work, I can try export export....find me a place to land there )
	2:32pm mic_a: Oh, I've been missing so much (as always, I must live for the archives). And two albums in a row that I actually have in the collection for decades! "Gardens Of Harlem" and "Numatik Swing Band" (and it took me decades to realize that 'numatik' was a play on 'pneumatic' -- doy). Thanks Bryce!
	2:34pm headcleaner: @annette - in yesterday's case it was no mask at all and of course blabbing on his phone. But yeah, my solution in those situations is to just GTFO out of there. I'll pick up my package next week, thanks
	2:36pm Krys O.: When I'm on the bus and I see someone drop their mask to talk on the phone or eat/drink, I get off at the next available stop.
	2:37pm Michael 98145: youngun runners enjoy huffing in your general direction
	2:37pm Krys O.: NJ Transit has posters to show proper mask wearing: pbs.twimg.com...
	2:38pm Toutevoix: Krys I totally understand you...after one year we escaped the city this is also weird how much we became used to masks....
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Putting nemesis powers to good use, Fox. Pulling for a good outcome for you!
	2:38pm Krys O.: Ugh, runners. I move away from them and they give ME dirty looks.
	2:39pm mic_a: Oh, wait -- 3 in a row! I DO have "Echoes Of Prayer" (alphabetizing confusion). This is unprecedented in the venn diagrams of Bryce playlists and my records.
	2:39pm Krys O.: Behind my mask I can make whatever expression I want to or mouth along to songs, stick my tongue out, do facial exercises, etc.
	2:42pm Krill Sagan: Happy Friday, Brycetronauts, & Bryce at the helm
	2:43pm David (in London): Hey Krill!
	2:44pm Fox: Krys o: Yes. I called them, actually. Until I have a doctor who can attribute my symptoms to mold, they won't take me.
	2:48pm Krys O.: Ah, sorry, Fox.
	2:49pm JBoogie: I'm late but i am going to enjoy the hell out of the next 11 minutes
	2:50pm Fox: My main doctor got canned right after Covid started. I tracked down his address and sent him a letter, but he never replied.
	2:50pm Krys O.: Thanks, Bryce & everyone! Be well and stay safe!
	2:52pm nathan: this is some wacky shit!
	2:53pm bukowski.: thank you, Bryce!
	2:53pm JBoogie: Rolling a jazz cigarette
	2:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bryce. It was balm. Later on, Marmelizers.
	2:54pm KenW: Thanks a million Bryce, and have a great weekend everyone!
	2:55pm David (in London): Thanks Bryce, that was a hoot. Have a good weekend Brycicles.
	2:55pm Toutevoix: grazie Bryce good to have you this evening here
	2:55pm Fox: Have a lovely groovy weekend everyone! La la la la la
	2:56pm WM: Great show! Looking forward to many more of the same. (Of course whatever you decide to play will be good.)
	2:56pm mic_a: Thanks!
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks Bryce! Stay away from dumbass-iatics!
	2:57pm People Like Us: many thanks, ta ta for now
	2:57pm Passaic River Blues: Wow, loving the coda to "Fanfares"
	2:58pm Jason from Houston: Fine sounds. Love you, good people. Stay safe and sweet. ꒰• ‧̫ •ू ꒱
	2:58pm headcleaner: thanks bryce
	2:58pm headcleaner: hang in there, Fox!
	2:59pm chresti: Next week you can use the reverb!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce. Enjoy the weekend!
	3:00pm Passaic River Blues: I thought he was Sudanese, but the internet says that's a misnomer.
	3:01pm Bryce: thx everyone!!!!!!! sorry i dropped the thread at the last mo'! seeya next week chez fmu proper!!!!!!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bryce!

Bryce: Playlist from April 9, 2021

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April 9, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Keith & Julie Tippett	The Choir and the Sunset Improvisers	Couple in Spirit	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Keith & Julie Tippett	The Key at Dusk	Couple in Spirit	0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Steve Lacy, Yuji Takahashi, Takehisa Kosugi	Flying off	Distant Voices	0:13:51 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Journey In Satchidananda	Berkeley Community Theater 7/23/72	0:24:16 (Pop-up)
Globe Unity Orchestra	Flat Feet "Flat Feet" by "Globe Unity Orchestra"	Compositions	0:45:43 (Pop-up)

The Celestrial Communication Orchestra	My Country	My Country	0:55:09 (Pop-up)

Clifford Thornton & The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Aïn Salah	The Gardens of Harlem	2:02:19 (Pop-up)
Roswell Rudd & The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Vent	Numatik Swing Band	2:10:09 (Pop-up)
Grachan Moncur III & The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Right On I / Angela's Angel II / Right On II / Reverend King's Wings II / Medgar's Menace II / Drum Transition / African Percussion Ensemble	Echoes of Prayer	2:15:00 (Pop-up)
The Andrzej Przybielski Quartet	Żebrówka II	New Faces In Polish Jazz	2:34:55 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Abdul-Malik	Nights on Saturn	The Music of Ahmed Abdul-Malik	2:39:49 (Pop-up)
Peter Evans Quintet	Fanfares "Fanfares" by "Peter Evans Quintet"	Genesis	2:47:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: Good afternoonk!
	12:03pm nathan: hiiiii
	12:03pm Threemoons: Hey Bryce, all.....
	12:04pm chresti: Morning to afternoon, Bryce and company!
	12:04pm Bryce: hej!!
	12:04pm yeti bob: Keith Tippett, nice!
	12:06pm yeti bob: (julie too! was just focused on the awesome piano playing)
	12:07pm People Like Us: some Nancarrow after this
	12:08pm Bryce: hallllloo!
	12:08pm Bryce: Keith Tippett...but Julie Tippetts always loved that they did that. wackos
	12:08pm adrian elaine: Hello!
	12:10pm Bryce: oh! @adrian elaine.....did you hear about the gundechas?? it's, uh.....not looking too rosy for their legacy i am shook
	12:10pm Bryce: check the beeb....
	12:11pm YETI BOB: @Bryce: I read in the WIRE article that Keith dropped the final 'S' because "Keith Tippetts' Sextet" was just too awkward.
	12:11pm KenW: HALLOOooOO Bryce and Fellow Marblers, I thought of you all this week while watching this beautiful intimate short film on Annea Lockwood, it's just been released and up for free for about a month, a genuine treasure! counterflows.com...
	12:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Bryce and everyone! I'm enjoying t he thunderpiano.
	12:12pm KenW: AND, a tremendous start to the show Bryce> WOWOWOW :)))
	12:13pm Bryce: hey, ken, wow thx!!!! @yeti bob, that's so freakin funny. tippett's sextet: totally different!
	12:13pm grand jacques: i hav to listen to this album
	12:13pm chresti: Thunderpants piano, love it.
	12:14pm YETI BOB: Keith Tippett was invited to join King Crimsom but declined. He plays on a few KC songs though (notably "Cat Food")
	12:14pm βrian: Mom won't let me play in this room now.
	12:14pm People Like Us: are you back at fmu now?
	12:15pm tim from champaign (now washington): @People Like Us - I knew a woman who was doing her doctorate work on Nancarrow. She helped program modern player pianos to play his scores.
	12:15pm YETI BOB: Conlon Nancarrow invented Black MIDI
	12:16pm Bryce: @PLU - next week! my brain is going to be leaking out of my ears
	12:17pm adrian elaine: @Bryce - I hadn't seen that yet about the Gundechas - yuck, so gross and horrible
	12:18pm Feldpausch: Hey Chresti!
	12:18pm Bryce: @grand jacques - they're both so lovely @yetib - hahaaaa literally true! @ae - i am so SO tired of men's abuses of power imbalance. i'd never considered it before, but you know what? i genuinely wonder how much of this shit goes down in icm
	12:19pm KenW: Bryce you're welcome, ALL the feels happening in that short little film, a tremendous/ intimate portrait of a true pioneer
	12:22pm Krys O.: @Bryce: It's EVERYWHERE.
	12:23pm Crudbringer: good morning fellow Bryceozoans.
	12:23pm chresti: Hi Feld!
	12:25pm Toutevoix: watched & had the pleasure of hearing Takehisa Kosugi playing live with Merce Cunningham....great memory some garbage objects like an amplified hamburger box and so on...great memory of it thanks for the music!
	12:26pm Toutevoix: ((((((◍))))))
	12:28pm Michael 98145: ( the reality of male privilege has bothered me most of my life )
	12:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: catching up on gundechas, jeezus fek.
	12:28pm Bryce: wow, toutevoix, that sounds amazing. always wish i'd seen kosugi live. @krys - oh i mean, without a doubt! just thinking about it in the context of that particular spirtual-musical space has really been messing up my brain this week. i'm starting to feel like valerie solanas tbh
	12:28pm People Like Us: oh this is good, i hope it's about 5 hours long
	12:29pm Michael 98145: ( cannot forget i grew up in a time of open sexism and racism )
	12:29pm Toutevoix: ( it is possible to play empty hamburger boxes with a bow and sounds great under Kosugi fingers ) then the tension with the dancers.........ahhhh sweet mental sound images indeed
	12:30pm Bryce: @plu - :) hahaa close! it's a bootleg, really fantastic.
	12:30pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Bryce and all. Happy to be here to get cosmic with youse!
	12:30pm Tom from Homewood: Amazing how often I hear cuts from this AC bootleg. Is there a lack of AC shows out there? Not complaining btw. It's fantastic.
	12:31pm YETI BOB: Lineup: Charlie Haden, Ben Riley, Ashish Khan, Pranesh Khan, Bobby W., and Alice Coltrane
	12:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): Holy moly!
	12:31pm KenW: LOVING THIS AC!!!!!!
	12:32pm People Like Us: blimey
	12:32pm Bryce: @tom, oh wow, on fmu? didn't know! i actually googled to see if i'd played it before hahaa yeah, it's crazy this show was never officially released
	12:33pm Imgur: I am astound
	12:34pm People Like Us: they're trying to pull the keyboard away from her right now
	12:35pm Krys O.: @Bryce: Yes, in religious or spiritual congregations. Yes, it happens. A lot more than many are aware of.
	12:35pm Mister Dobalina: I see we're off to some fine marblin' today.
	12:35pm Tom from Homewood: @Bryce -- pretty certain I've heard it on here before. Maybe Frow Show? JA? First caught wind of it here: aquariumdrunkard.com...
	12:36pm YETI BOB: Bryce - are you sure about this track title? It's completely unrecognizable to me, compared to the track of the album of the same title.
	12:36pm Passaic River Blues: @Bryce: I think you played once before (or somebody did) and, then as now, Ben Riley just knocks me out. I mean, everybody else is slaying as well, but holy shit, Riley is eating whole worlds.
	12:36pm People Like Us: back to the cushion, Alice
	12:36pm KenW: A worm hole opened to another dimension on that stage in Berkeley
	12:37pm the Hurston moor-elf: @KenW Indeed! I think I've just passed through it...
	12:38pm Krys O.: Notes Previously unreleased and not known to exist soundboard recording of Alice Coltrane Sextet live in Berkeley, California in 1972.
	12:38pm Bryce: @yeti - yup! she said so! takin' liberties :) @krys - oh god, fur sure. i'd just never been able to visualize it in an icm context. but it seems so obvious now, the absolute subnission of the guru-shishiya setup. just ugh, i can't take it
	12:38pm adrian elaine: wow - this is just amazing!
	12:39pm KenW: www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm Imgur: @PLU haha, like that Bernie Worrell solo during The Mothership Connection, Houston, TX, where he just couldn't let go
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bryce and marbindividuals. RIP, DMX.
	12:40pm People Like Us: they already took her mic away, I think they've taken the keyboard now but she grabbed the tabla
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Bryce, everyone.
	12:40pm Krys O.: Tangentially speaking, there was a well-known in certain circles supposed Beatles bootleg back in the late 80s that actually turned out to be an Ornette Coleman recording.
	12:42pm Imgur: Thanks, KenW!
	12:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @People...you could always turn it off.
	12:45pm chresti: <ɜ Alice Coltrane ɛ>
	12:46pm Q: What chresti said!!
	12:47pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...welcome back.
	12:47pm People Like Us: ha ha ha
	12:47pm Toutevoix: @Krys O Saw live also Ornette Coleman crazy experience/concert, half audience left us then we could get closer in the amphitheater inside kind of wall of sound he played with jajouka masters musicians tension and energy was high... )))
	12:48pm ?: I’ve never really checked out Alice Coltrane. That’s some heavy shizzz. Gonna have to explore further.
	12:48pm Chop Scott: Bryce!!
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mr. P.
	12:48pm Bryce: hey, you!!
	12:49pm Krys O.: Excellent, Toutevoix! Yoko worked with Ornette. I remember seeing photos and hearing snippets at a Yoko exhibition at the United Nations years ago.
	12:50pm Mr. Pumpy: @Toutevoix...I caught him about 10-15 years back. By then I think everyone pretty much knew why they were there. Could have been an exodus of sorts. Being it was at NJPAC, it was hard to tell. I know one thing...I was travelling across dimensions. It was something else. He was nearing 80 and simply killing it!
	12:50pm WM: Rare Alice Coltrane followed by GUO - You are my kind of DL, Bryce!
	12:51pm People Like Us: so amazing Bryce that you'll get to go back to wfmu
	12:52pm People Like Us: can't wait to come back over myself
	12:53pm chresti: PLU, are you vaxxed yet?
	12:54pm People Like Us: had the first one over a month ago - in the uk they're doing as many as possible for the first one and then 11-12 week wait for the second
	12:54pm Mr. Pumpy: This is good music to order my dad's home dialysis supplies to. "Sorry pops, the music makes the decisions it makes. Maybe mustard can double as a suitable peritoneal dialysis fluid!"
	12:55pm Mr. Pumpy: PLU, is that as effective as if it's done 3-4 weeks after?
	12:55pm People Like Us: ha ha
	12:56pm headcleaner: bryce delivers
	12:56pm Toutevoix: seems another time...About Ornette Coleman concert, ( I'm not so old merde...It was 1999 I think ), well summer concert in which a lot of people go without really listening to it, then famous name historical moment whatever, but the mix with those souffleurs Jajouka was real really crazy cause they would maintain trance energy kind of sound blowers sometimes agressive then inside the maelstrom wuld come out fragments of melodic phrases I don't know I'm more a listener but will say it was about Organizing Chaos that I remember and working on it....wow and those people really angry leaving ahah was ALIVE
	12:56pm People Like Us: must be I guess - I just think it's a different approach - over 50% of the population have had the first one
	12:57pm People Like Us: either way it looks like most of us UK/US who want it done will be done by about May
	12:58pm chresti: Toutevoix, glad they left.
	12:58pm Toutevoix: the tippetts 2nd piece was great! ( I was gardening making holes in the ground & there listening to it on ..phone & even on a lowwwwww quality was a real pleasure and discover took me back here ) thanks
	1:00pm Toutevoix: yes me too was real shared chaos and was kind of weird fun moments and you find yourself in the front row standing in loss of balance...
	1:00pm WM: I meant "You are my kind of DJ, Bryce!" Sorry for the typo.
	1:01pm chresti: I got the J&J shot a little over a week ago, I think it takes a month before being fully protected.
	1:02pm Toutevoix: Hope it does chresti, hope it lasts long also...
	1:06pm Mr. Pumpy: PLU...the UK I can see, hopefully you are correct about the US as well. May...
	1:06pm Mister Dobalina: The dolphins, think about the poor, poor dolphins!
	1:07pm chresti: I think I'll celebrate by visiting friends in May. Toutevoix, I imagine that it'll be like other flu shots, once a year?
	1:09pm Mike W: you monsters just turned me on to the Gundechas a coupla weeks ago, ugh
	1:12pm Bryce: got to hang out with listener fox a couple weekends ago. swung on a probably hundred foot rope swing with dilated pupils at 2 am. hallefuckinglujah it's truly surreal to be relaxedly around people i know again, as the circle of vaxxed loved ones slowly widens
	1:13pm Krys O.: My first Moderna scheduled for 4/20, second one is one month later. I believe the Pfizer is three weeks after the first. Will still be wearing masks as there are variants of the virus and anti-vaxxers.
	1:13pm WM: I used own a BYG three LP set of a concert by Alan Silva. I think it was called From the Lunar Surface. I also owned the ESP issued Skillfulness. Don't know what happened to these records. Don't think I sold them, just some how lost them in the shuffle.
	1:14pm Bryce: @ mike w - seriously. i'm crushed. seen them live with gateway to joy donna so many times. it's like the movie "They Live"
	1:16pm Krys O.: Having a Zoom call with the family on Sunday for my mother's 95th birthday. When centuries collide.
	1:17pm Bryce: WM, oh no! i love those two. they were "reissued" (by....people) a couple times in the early aughts, but gone again....
	1:18pm Fox: Halloooooo my groovy droogs.
	1:18pm chresti: I imagine everyone will be masked to protect the unvaxxed. I guess there are at home tests now? Happy birthday to your mother, Krys O!
	1:20pm Bryce: @ vulpine - hey, get off our backs, NARC
	1:20pm Krys O.: Thanks, chresti! I feel that I was made for mask-wearing.
	1:24pm steveo: been a great day so far; i wonder what kind of jazz sheila will be playing
	1:25pm Krys O.: The closest I ever came to seeing Free Jazz icons was Oliver Lake at the Montclair Art Museum about 4 years ago. Wonderful show.
	1:27pm Handy Haversack: I had a drink an a bar's outdoor seating yesterday, which I had not done in ... well, you all know. It felt completely delirious. Of course, two drinks there cost as much as a handle of Bacardi, so one can see the financial points of letting some pandemic habits linger ... Bryce, thanks for today. I am trying to let the music do all the thinking for me. It's got to do a better job than I can manage.
	1:30pm YETI BOB: Hey Handy - I'm glad you are getting back to a little bit of normal social life. This morning Mrs Yeti and I sat at a coffeeshop and drank coffee from ceramic mugs, struck up a conversation with someone from the neighborhood I've never talked to before, it was delightful.
	1:30pm Passaic River Blues: @Krys O.: that sounds awesome. A couple of weeks ago JA played one or two Oliver Lake tracks and reminded me I hadn't thought of that Essex County luminary in a long time.
	1:32pm WM: The liner notes on the back cover of Alan Silva's Skilfulness quote a Buddhist text that reads in part "you shall become a Buddha! Rejoice!" I wrote a letter to Alan Silva asking "do you really think everyone will eventually become a Buddha?" I sent it to the ESP Records address. I never got a reply. But years later I was lucky enough to catch AS conduct a small orchestra at the Vision Festival (don't remember which one).
	1:34pm Mike W: @Handy, two weeks after April 23 you can start having me and Dusty over as often as it takes for you and K and B to get sick of us
	1:34pm terminalhipness: Can't listen to audio due to work, but just by reading the playlist I can tell I'm going to dig this show in the archives... WFMU is just the greatest...
	1:34pm YETI BOB: WM: I've certainly acquired a bit of a buddha-belly over this last year. So I'm well on my way.
	1:36pm WM: @Yeti Bob: That's one way to achieve enlightenment.
	1:38pm Mr. Pumpy: I was going to cook salmon with some fresh steamed broccoli for dinner. You know what? I'm making it for lunch instead. I am in control of my own destiny, and I'm taking back the afternoon! FREEDOM!
	1:38pm Fox: Oh! Bryce! You were mentioning me! My ears must've been burning!
	1:39pm Handy Haversack: Mike W, with the price of Bacardi these days, we can't afford not to have you over!
	1:39pm Toutevoix: Pumpy rightttttttt time for freerecipes cooking
	1:39pm Bryce: @handy/yeti - that's amazing. i've cautiously & nervously done that a couple times too in my nabe (newark, nj), carefully selecting joints that have proper outdoor spaces, not the covid motels with a cubic volume that's a twentieth of their indoor space. faceplant it's good-surreal, but i still felt anxious about the liberties people were taking. i'm fully bracing for a 3rd "yay it's over" spike.....
	1:40pm Fox: chresti: in the US, if you have insurance, even Medicaid, you can easily order a home kit from Labcorp, called Pixel.
	1:40pm Toutevoix: pasta al sugo con carne very classic with carciofi artichoke salcheto chianti cheers from Italy
	1:40pm Fox: I actualy filmed myself doing a parody of a youtube box opening video for it. I should edit that together.
	1:42pm Bryce: @fox - now you know what the genie feels like @plu from an hour ago - yeah, my skin is tingling, thinking about it. we're still heavily (and correctly) restricted to where we're allowed in the bldg as the skeleton crew isn't fully vaxxed yet. but approx 20-25 djs are tiptoeing back in the next week or two.
	1:43pm chresti: I'm expecting another spike too, Bryce. People are going nuts around here.
	1:43pm Bryce: there is absolutely no limit on dumbassity
	1:43pm chresti: Thanks Fox!
	1:44pm Toutevoix: seems unlike you, here in Italy we are far far away from vax ( under 50 )... so for escaping lockedown freeform helps yout thru and that's great! @Bryce ))
	1:45pm chresti: Yum artichoke!
	1:45pm Toutevoix: & asparagi!!! I ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ springtime for sure
	1:46pm Fox: I'm trying to balance between being excited about being not afraid of death now that I'm vaxxed, and doing as much as possible while I can before the 3rd wave / new dangerous variant emerges and makes me have to cower from the world again; but also not wanting to contribute to that third wave.
	1:47pm Krys O.: That's sensible, Fox.
	1:48pm headcleaner: prendo nota del salcheto chianti, @Toutevoix
	1:48pm Toutevoix: vax might not take away that fear, & right take care we might have to go on taking care a lot more ))
	1:50pm headcleaner: btw Fox would you like to share your GoFundMe link again? I lost track of it from the last time you posted
	1:51pm Handy Haversack: It is pretty amazing, though, to suddenly feel less under actual guns -- and less like you might be carrying around actual invisible guns that you can accidentally fire by hugging people or buying oranges. Psychically, it's just worlds away. Toutevoix, please send carciofi and fiore di zucchini ASAP. I am pretty hungry.
	1:51pm Krys O.: Ooh, Mr. Pumpy you said the magic words salmon and broccoli. I like salmon poached too. I've been using parchment paper to cook my fish lately. You can throw in the veggies and olive oil in there and voila! I made my approximation of Polish Catholic Easter breakfast on Sunday with a take on eggs benedict, but with salmon under the poached egg and horseradish on top. Yum!
	1:54pm Fox: headcleaner: Oh! Sure! I've been meaning to update the GoFundMe! Miss Kitka just had another seizure last night, actually. But it's the first seizure for three weeks, so she's at least improving! I'm not sure if it's because I had to come back to my moldy apartment, or what. I still have to bring Ozzie to the vet, but Miss Kitka was the priority!
	1:56pm Fox: Here is the link. www.gofundme.com... I really have to scan in all my receipts and update it. I also got to hire a new mold inspection! The bedroom is indeed toxic with mold.
	1:56pm David (in London): Horribly late in today, but hello Brycicles!
	1:57pm headcleaner: thanks fox!
	1:58pm Fox: headcleaner: Thank YOU!
	1:58pm Mr. Pumpy: @Krys - Yeah, the salmon/broccoli combo always gets me where I'm going. It's in the oven now...just going to steam the broccoli in a few minutes. I do like using parchment paper, though. I have to start getting back into that. It is so...forgiving? I'm not all that big on poached, but you have sold me on that breakfast. Time for me to branch out!
	1:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, David!
	2:01pm Toutevoix: @headcleaner in fact hard to find good red italian wine so easily ( so much good white ones don't know why..) but all those tuscan SANGIOVESE you can go ( love those based on sangiovese it's close montepulciano tuscan wines but about red wines.....I strongly suggest french bourgogne ahhhhhhh so good & soft ) @Handy too early Zucchini are on they way still growing up I put the seeds 2 weeks ago babies on their way everybody should have access to a garden...... ♡
	2:01pm David (in London): Ah, Mr Pumpy, hello pal! How are you? Handy, Chresti, Fox, Krys, Yeti Bob et al.
	2:01pm Krys O.: Hey!
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, David. How goes the Scepter'd Isle?
	2:05pm David (in London): Handy, had eight straight hours of interviewing today, so I felt utterly drained by the end of it. But, we just had a Daona interview go out on KMUZ in Oregon, so I feel energised by that and the fact that I didn't sound like a complete arse on air.
	2:06pm chresti: Hi David in London.
	2:11pm Handy Haversack: That's excellent, David, glad to hear it.
	2:12pm Fox: Oh oh oh! But goood news!!! The charges were completely reversed for the first Mold test from the crazy man! And also! The Housing Code inspector had been by three times and my landlord didn't fix shit, but he didn't fine him. So I called my congressman, emailed a bunch of people, tweeted at them, and the Housing Inspector just called me to say he gave my landlord til Monday, and that Construction Code will be coming by. Which explains why he's suddenly fixing things in the building this week.
	2:12pm Eenie: Zis is what zey call le bug musique, non?
	2:13pm headcleaner: I've never been too concerned about sitting at outdoor cafes or buying oranges. But riding the subway (and especially waiting in line at the Post Office with people obnoxiously unmasked, and the staff of course not doing anything about, when when you point it out) gives me serious willies
	2:15pm Krys O.: Sad about the passing of DMX and Anne Beatts. The latter was an original writer on SNL and a very funny woman.
	2:16pm Eenie: Attends- is ze famille zat plays in ze subway? C'est cool
	2:16pm Fox: And the BEST PART? When I ran into my landlord in the hallway earlier this week, he called me his nemesis! BWA HA HA HA!
	2:18pm Jason from Houston: Congratulations on your new title, Fox! LOL
	2:19pm Fox: I finally have a nemesis!
	2:19pm Michael 98145: @Fox, he's jist lucky you haven't taken him to court ...
	2:20pm WM: Thanks for highlighting the work of JCOA. There is a Leroy Jenkins record I've never heard: For Players Only. Not sure if it was a JCOA project. Would love to hear it if you have a copy.
	2:20pm Passaic River Blues: @WM: yeah, these last three records have been so good!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bryce and all
	2:21pm Fox: Michael - Well, I need to find a doctor to diagnose me with mold related illness for a civil suit. And he's filed against me for an eviction, which sucks when trying to figure out where to move.
	2:22pm Michael 98145: Cripes. sorry.
	2:23pm annette: @Pumpy. whats wrong with that? my fav bkfast was garlic tuna. anything to get ya goin.
	2:23pm David (in London): Hey Coela.
	2:26pm steveo: facebook is listening -- i just opened it and it asked me if I know Scott McDowell (with his amusing tree-hair photo)
	2:26pm Toutevoix: wow great those echoes!
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: hey David
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: Yo, coela.
	2:28pm annette: @headcleaner. ya know how many times i want to bust in and say "HEY it goes over yer nose" but i do my best to maintain calm and avoid confrontation. trust in kharma
	2:28pm WM: Last time I heard Grachan Moncur III Echoes of a Prayer was years ago on WKCR. That riff has stuck in my mind all that time. Thanks for the experience of anamnesis.
	2:28pm Bryce: @diL - hallooooo! ps what's daona? @WM - i have heard that! very nice! veers from super dense to to super sparse solo improv, with a bit of psychedelic reverbiness thrown in at a couple spots. not sure if i can locate it (digitally) in a pinch, but i'll put it on the docket! @toutevoix - re vino, if you have a free moment, please send several thousand crates of barolo chinato
	2:29pm Bryce: hi, cœla!
	2:29pm Krys O.: Have you ever looked into this information, Fox: saffwein.com...
	2:32pm David (in London): Bryce, it's the musical moniker I (co)trade under. Here's our FMU artist page: wfmu.org...
	2:32pm Toutevoix: Richt @Bryce you nailed it I'm close to Piemont Barolo go go ( in fact I intend to change work, I can try export export....find me a place to land there )
	2:32pm mic_a: Oh, I've been missing so much (as always, I must live for the archives). And two albums in a row that I actually have in the collection for decades! "Gardens Of Harlem" and "Numatik Swing Band" (and it took me decades to realize that 'numatik' was a play on 'pneumatic' -- doy). Thanks Bryce!
	2:34pm headcleaner: @annette - in yesterday's case it was no mask at all and of course blabbing on his phone. But yeah, my solution in those situations is to just GTFO out of there. I'll pick up my package next week, thanks
	2:36pm Krys O.: When I'm on the bus and I see someone drop their mask to talk on the phone or eat/drink, I get off at the next available stop.
	2:37pm Michael 98145: youngun runners enjoy huffing in your general direction
	2:37pm Krys O.: NJ Transit has posters to show proper mask wearing: pbs.twimg.com...
	2:38pm Toutevoix: Krys I totally understand you...after one year we escaped the city this is also weird how much we became used to masks....
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Putting nemesis powers to good use, Fox. Pulling for a good outcome for you!
	2:38pm Krys O.: Ugh, runners. I move away from them and they give ME dirty looks.
	2:39pm mic_a: Oh, wait -- 3 in a row! I DO have "Echoes Of Prayer" (alphabetizing confusion). This is unprecedented in the venn diagrams of Bryce playlists and my records.
	2:39pm Krys O.: Behind my mask I can make whatever expression I want to or mouth along to songs, stick my tongue out, do facial exercises, etc.
	2:42pm Krill Sagan: Happy Friday, Brycetronauts, & Bryce at the helm
	2:43pm David (in London): Hey Krill!
	2:44pm Fox: Krys o: Yes. I called them, actually. Until I have a doctor who can attribute my symptoms to mold, they won't take me.
	2:48pm Krys O.: Ah, sorry, Fox.
	2:49pm JBoogie: I'm late but i am going to enjoy the hell out of the next 11 minutes
	2:50pm Fox: My main doctor got canned right after Covid started. I tracked down his address and sent him a letter, but he never replied.
	2:50pm Krys O.: Thanks, Bryce & everyone! Be well and stay safe!
	2:52pm nathan: this is some wacky shit!
	2:53pm bukowski.: thank you, Bryce!
	2:53pm JBoogie: Rolling a jazz cigarette
	2:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bryce. It was balm. Later on, Marmelizers.
	2:54pm KenW: Thanks a million Bryce, and have a great weekend everyone!
	2:55pm David (in London): Thanks Bryce, that was a hoot. Have a good weekend Brycicles.
	2:55pm Toutevoix: grazie Bryce good to have you this evening here
	2:55pm Fox: Have a lovely groovy weekend everyone! La la la la la
	2:56pm WM: Great show! Looking forward to many more of the same. (Of course whatever you decide to play will be good.)
	2:56pm mic_a: Thanks!
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks Bryce! Stay away from dumbass-iatics!
	2:57pm People Like Us: many thanks, ta ta for now
	2:57pm Passaic River Blues: Wow, loving the coda to "Fanfares"
	2:58pm Jason from Houston: Fine sounds. Love you, good people. Stay safe and sweet. ꒰• ‧̫ •ू ꒱
	2:58pm headcleaner: thanks bryce
	2:58pm headcleaner: hang in there, Fox!
	2:59pm chresti: Next week you can use the reverb!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce. Enjoy the weekend!
	3:00pm Passaic River Blues: I thought he was Sudanese, but the internet says that's a misnomer.
	3:01pm Bryce: thx everyone!!!!!!! sorry i dropped the thread at the last mo'! seeya next week chez fmu proper!!!!!!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bryce!

Bryce: Playlist from April 9, 2021

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