WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from August 7, 2009

Listener comments!
	12:14pm dc pat: this rules, hi bryce
	12:16pm bryce: hey you!
	12:16pm Hugo: Anxiously anticpipating the aural audacities of the Brycean selections for today ...
	12:18pm BSI: Bring on the aural atrocities!
	12:19pm north guinea hills: i stopped listening to the recording of my dj set (free103point9.org) just to tune into bryce.
	12:22pm Cecile: Bryce! Milton Cardonas, por favor?
	12:23pm Dead Corporate Eyes: It's well worth it, NGH. My coworker just said "uh, oh, another Tarzan movie".
	12:24pm Hugo: There shall be aural abominations!
	12:24pm bryce: hahaa :)
	12:28pm BSI: bring on the aural abdominal nations!
	12:29pm north guinea hills: by the third day at my current job, my boss gave an exception to the "no headphones" policy due to the sounds emanating from my speakers.... lol, "another tarzan movie"
	12:30pm Dead Corporate Eyes: bring on the aural ab crunches. I need a six pack. NGH, you're lucky he didn't just take away your music listening priveleges.
	12:36pm Jed: May I plant more vegetables in the back of your skull?
	12:36pm Hugo: Listening to this high-powered percussion, it reminded me of something I listened to earlier today. Brief review here: http://www.citypages.com/2000-04-12/music/sun-ra-and-his-solar-myth-arkestra-life-is-splendid/ It's off the 1972 Ann Arbor festival. Fantastic stuff!
	12:39pm bryce: hang on jed, trephine's in my locker. oh yeah, hugo! god, do we have that here??....
	12:39pm Cecile: YAY! I have this record. It is the greatest. Der, I put in an extra S.
	12:40pm Hugo: By the way, the eleventh album from Megadeth has the title "United Abominations". Thought I'd let you know ...
	12:42pm Cecile: Hugo, I write for them. Well not as much as I used to This is from the days when we actually had space to write about non-local music. It's funny to see a young Matos being confronted with Sun Ra. It can be an overwhelming experience, your first time with Mr. Ree, Mr. Ra.
	12:44pm Cecile: UGH. That's Dave's super right wing nutso disc. He even blames the PTA for stuff. Get out the tinfoil hat while you wait for the black helicopters
	12:47pm Jed: great show
	12:47pm ?: Bryce: got a record by Mongo called 'Yambu'?
	12:50pm J-Mar: hey Cecile, I used to work for the VVM-owned paper in Nashville. I was a casualty of the whole New Times-VVM merger, though when I look at Nashville paper now I think it's probably a good thing they pushed me out the door.
	12:52pm Cecile: Yeah. I've been freelancing, and I think with the current regime, that's the place to be at. they just don't have much room for what I want to write. I hope you were able to find something better, J-Mar.
	12:57pm Hugo: I had a look at this short piece. You're probably more acquainted with the whole scene than I am, despite the fact than I'm probably in the middle of it (geographically speaking) http://www.citypages.com/2009-01-21/calendar/cradle-of-filth-satyricon/
	12:59pm J-Mar: Well, after I got laid off at the Nashville Scene, I did the most ridiculous, counterintuitive thing a journalist could do: I went to work for the Gannett-owned daily (hey, it was a job). Lasted there for two years just barely keeping my sanity before moving into the nonprofit sector, where the power structure tends to be less populated by assholes (thought not guaranteed to be asshole-free, of course). Anyway, your comments about the content in City Pages sound not surprisingly very similar to what's happened here in Nashville. It's sad to see it happening everywhere, and I feel bad for my pals still stuck in their dreary, overworked jobs at the paper.
	1:03pm mmmmria: Bryce! this is demented.
	1:03pm Cecile: That sounds like you landed OK. Non-profits at least have good intentions, if not always pure execution. Yes, can you imagine? They pay the same for investigative journalism per word as they do for calendar items? It's crazy!
	1:04pm Rampler: good afternoon
	1:05pm bryce: mrreeeeeeeeeeeeeorz! hola ramps
	1:11pm Ike: Hey folks. Another Burmese festival happens Aug. 15 in Queens: http://www.emallbay.com/funfair2009 The food at this one is really good!
	1:11pm north guinea hills: thanks ike, i'll be sure to check it out!
	1:12pm dc pat: my experience in the nonprofit sector is that the people are MUCH more competent and intelligent but no less power/bullshit hungry. Since I've been here, we've had multiple re-orgs and shake ups and it only seems to ever happen because some one gets bored...
	1:14pm Hugo: I guess you have to read a Minnesota paper to find a piece on a subject like this: http://blogs.citypages.com/food/2008/12/_ms_hutton_welc.php My wife adores it; me and the kid can easily manage without, thank you.
	1:18pm bryce: hugo......i like sürstromming...........
	1:18pm Cecile: It's pretty awful. I'm told that MN eats more lutefisk than Scandinavia these days. I steer clear of it. People who eat it say "well it's an excuse to eat lots of butter." No, mashed potatoes and bread are an excuse to eat lots of butter...
	1:20pm Ike: And Bryce continues to bring some of the funniest mic breaks on Earth. Lutefisk? Hmmm. Sounds bland. I'll probably stick to searching for Burmese tea leaf salad and other spicy treats.
	1:23pm jk: hey, this is a great huayno, what label is this on?
	1:25pm dc pat: bryce is easily the most hilarious dj on fmu. Also this show is totally killing. I couldn't ask for anything better.
	1:26pm Hugo: Whatever you can say about surströmming, it's certainly not bland ... ahem ... bryce, you have my full admiration ... For those who don't know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming
	1:27pm Clay Pigeon: Bryce is tremendous and we love him.
	1:29pm Rampler: Hi Clay!!
	1:31pm dc pat: man, you guys are really turning me off visiting the home of the vikings..right now Peru is winning for me..
	1:31pm jk: thanks for the info! great show! again
	1:34pm bryce: hey, cp!!! :) oh no prob, jk! sorry i'm so remiss about the info....usually running around like an idiot with no idea...
	1:40pm Ike: Hmm, surströmming sounds more interesting than lutefisk. Maybe it's the fish version of durian? Heh.
	1:43pm Chris: Guess I won't be having either at my desk.
	1:45pm dc pat: has anyone tried to play a pan pipe? You get winded and dizzy real quick. Imagine playing one of those more bass-oriented ones...
	1:45pm Jed: I smoke Tony Robbins' toenails when I want to get high
	1:47pm dc pat: I think one of those guys just passed out. THis is amazing!
	2:04pm jk: do you have those clapping bamboos from indonesia? I think on smithsonian collection vol.1?
	2:06pm bryce: like angklungs maybe?
	2:09pm C&C: You say it's Big Bambu?
	2:10pm bryce: yes AND yes.
	2:18pm jk: I didn't think it was the angklung, but looking back now it might be. I thought it was handclap activated, but could be wrong. turns out the track I'm thinking of is on the sf sampler, it's called Kalimantan.
	2:20pm Marshall Stacks: Hmm... is Kalimantan the name of the track, or where it was recorded? (Kalimantan is Indonesian Borneo.)
	2:40pm jk: probably both, I don't have the cd infront of me so am going by the amazon tracklistings, which can be wrong sometimes. track 12: http://tinyurl.com/lh8gno
	2:44pm bryce: ohhh! i know what you're talking about now! that stuff's on Music of Indonesia vol. 17. pilip yampolsky, waaay in gringo-unexplored kalimantan, by the upper jelai river, happened across this kind of music: senggayung. the people around there mostly don't have names for their ethnic groups so are known by the river they hang out near. anyway, this kind of music is played only once every 3 or 4 years, when a bunch of kinds of fruit all ripen at the same time. it's for 7 pairs of bamboo tubes, each pair played by one person. it's incredible stuff for a lot of reasons, one of the weirdest being that the repetoire's all in shifting odd time signatures — really inexplicable for indonesia.
	2:46pm Paul: This show is full of win! My ears are washed clean. Thank you!
	2:48pm jk: ah hah, though you'd know it. nice spontaneous background information, way to fill in the gaps.
	2:51pm annie: planting herbs.. just got back in... and at the right time to catch some good tunes about half an hour ago.
	3:03pm Marshall Stacks: Bryce with the 411. Thanks.
	3:08pm bryce: hooray for liner notes! bye all

Bryce: Playlist from August 7, 2009

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August 7, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Ahmed Abdul-Malik	Isma'a (Listen)	East Meets West		1959		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Max Roach	Garvey's Ghost "Garvey's Ghost" by "Max Roach"	Percussion Bitter Sweet		1961		0:03:53 (Pop-up)
A. K. Salim	Kumuamkia Mzulu (Salute to a Zulu)	Afro Soul / Drum Orgy		1965		0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey and the Afro-Drum Ensemble	Tobi Ilu	The African Beat		1962		0:19:16 (Pop-up)
Milton Cardona	Yemayá "Yemayá" by "Milton Cardona"	Bembé		1986		0:25:05 (Pop-up)
Lucumies Community of Regla/Havana	Songs to Ellegua	Cuba: Les Danse des Dieux	Ocora			0:31:18 (Pop-up)
Cairo Jazz Band	A Farewell Theme "A Farewell Theme" by "Cairo Jazz Band"	The Sun Ra Arkestra Meets Salah Ragab in Egypt		1972 or 4		0:39:45 (Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	El Sinaloense "El Sinaloense" by "Kronos Quartet"					0:50:04 (Pop-up)
Juan Vicente Torrealba	Chipolenado					0:53:07 (Pop-up)
Gerson García	Pajarillo "Pajarillo" by "Gerson García"	Venezuela: Bandola des Llanos	Ocora			0:56:20 (Pop-up)
	Marinera "The Potter/El Alfarero" "Marinera "The Potter/El Alfarero""	Traditional Music of Peru 4: Lambayeque	Smithsonian Folkways			1:01:26 (Pop-up)
Los Mensajeros de la Libertad	El Contrapunto	Music of Peru: From The Mountains to the Sea				1:04:44 (Pop-up)
Conjunto Lira Folklorica del Perú	Ayacuchana	Music of Peru: From The Mountains to the Sea				1:07:37 (Pop-up)
Los Románticos De Sicay	Chonginada	Huayno Music of Peru vol. 1 (1949-1989)	Arhoolie			1:10:54 (Pop-up)
Julia Illanes	Licor Maldito "Licor Maldito" by "Julia Illanes"	Huayno Music of Peru vol. 1 (1949-1989)				1:14:18 (Pop-up)
Señor Diputado	El Cholo Chanka "El Cholo Chanka" by "Señor Diputado"					1:18:24 (Pop-up)
Erico Bautista	Saya "Saya" by "Erico Bautista"	Musiques du Perou et de Bolivie				1:20:46 (Pop-up)
Erico Bautista	Wara "Wara" by "Erico Bautista"	Musiques du Perou et de Bolivie				1:24:41 (Pop-up)

	Ensemble of 8 Panpipes "Ensemble of 8 Panpipes"	Solomon Islands: 'Are'are Panpipe Enslembles				1:32:13 (Pop-up)
	Ensemble of 6 Panpipes "Ensemble of 6 Panpipes"	Solomon Islands: 'Are'are Panpipe Enslembles				1:38:10 (Pop-up)
	Solo Blown Bamboos "Solo Blown Bamboos"	Solomon Islands: 'Are'are Intimate and Ritual Music				1:41:46 (Pop-up)
Werdi Senatana	Tabuh Jagra Winungu	Jegog: The Bamboo Gamelan of Bali			very. very. very large bambooses.	1:47:47 (Pop-up)
	Nyangjangan "Nyangjangan"	Bali	Silex			2:04:38 (Pop-up)
Pendhapa Gamelan of STSI Surakarta	Puspa Warna	Gamelan Of Central Java III: Modes And Timbres				2:10:00 (Pop-up)
	Recak "Recak"	Java: Sundanese Folk Music			9 angklungs	2:16:50 (Pop-up)
	Kulilal ät pakpak ät manuk "Kulilal ät pakpak ät manuk"	Philippines: Palawan Highlands Music				2:23:48 (Pop-up)
	Kulilal ni Puguq "Kulilal ni Puguq"	Philippines: Palawan Highlands Music				2:29:44 (Pop-up)
	Solo de cithare Pagang "Solo de cithare Pagang"	Philippines: Palawan Highlands Music				2:29:44 (Pop-up)
	The Dding Dek Bundle Panpipes "The Dding Dek Bundle Panpipes"	Vietnam: Music of the Montagnards				2:35:56 (Pop-up)
Danilo Kasaw	Utom S'magi Batul (Beating the gongs slowly)	Utom: Summoning the Spirit				2:37:20 (Pop-up)
Danilo Kasaw	Utom Luk Lenos (Sound of the Wind)	Utom: Summoning the Spirit				2:40:12 (Pop-up)

	Gong Ensemble from Oelolok "Gong Ensemble from Oelolok"	Music from the Southeast: Sumbawa, Sumba, Timor				2:47:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:14pm dc pat: this rules, hi bryce
	12:16pm bryce: hey you!
	12:16pm Hugo: Anxiously anticpipating the aural audacities of the Brycean selections for today ...
	12:18pm BSI: Bring on the aural atrocities!
	12:19pm north guinea hills: i stopped listening to the recording of my dj set (free103point9.org) just to tune into bryce.
	12:22pm Cecile: Bryce! Milton Cardonas, por favor?
	12:23pm Dead Corporate Eyes: It's well worth it, NGH. My coworker just said "uh, oh, another Tarzan movie".
	12:24pm Hugo: There shall be aural abominations!
	12:24pm bryce: hahaa :)
	12:28pm BSI: bring on the aural abdominal nations!
	12:29pm north guinea hills: by the third day at my current job, my boss gave an exception to the "no headphones" policy due to the sounds emanating from my speakers.... lol, "another tarzan movie"
	12:30pm Dead Corporate Eyes: bring on the aural ab crunches. I need a six pack. NGH, you're lucky he didn't just take away your music listening priveleges.
	12:36pm Jed: May I plant more vegetables in the back of your skull?
	12:36pm Hugo: Listening to this high-powered percussion, it reminded me of something I listened to earlier today. Brief review here: http://www.citypages.com/2000-04-12/music/sun-ra-and-his-solar-myth-arkestra-life-is-splendid/ It's off the 1972 Ann Arbor festival. Fantastic stuff!
	12:39pm bryce: hang on jed, trephine's in my locker. oh yeah, hugo! god, do we have that here??....
	12:39pm Cecile: YAY! I have this record. It is the greatest. Der, I put in an extra S.
	12:40pm Hugo: By the way, the eleventh album from Megadeth has the title "United Abominations". Thought I'd let you know ...
	12:42pm Cecile: Hugo, I write for them. Well not as much as I used to This is from the days when we actually had space to write about non-local music. It's funny to see a young Matos being confronted with Sun Ra. It can be an overwhelming experience, your first time with Mr. Ree, Mr. Ra.
	12:44pm Cecile: UGH. That's Dave's super right wing nutso disc. He even blames the PTA for stuff. Get out the tinfoil hat while you wait for the black helicopters
	12:47pm Jed: great show
	12:47pm ?: Bryce: got a record by Mongo called 'Yambu'?
	12:50pm J-Mar: hey Cecile, I used to work for the VVM-owned paper in Nashville. I was a casualty of the whole New Times-VVM merger, though when I look at Nashville paper now I think it's probably a good thing they pushed me out the door.
	12:52pm Cecile: Yeah. I've been freelancing, and I think with the current regime, that's the place to be at. they just don't have much room for what I want to write. I hope you were able to find something better, J-Mar.
	12:57pm Hugo: I had a look at this short piece. You're probably more acquainted with the whole scene than I am, despite the fact than I'm probably in the middle of it (geographically speaking) http://www.citypages.com/2009-01-21/calendar/cradle-of-filth-satyricon/
	12:59pm J-Mar: Well, after I got laid off at the Nashville Scene, I did the most ridiculous, counterintuitive thing a journalist could do: I went to work for the Gannett-owned daily (hey, it was a job). Lasted there for two years just barely keeping my sanity before moving into the nonprofit sector, where the power structure tends to be less populated by assholes (thought not guaranteed to be asshole-free, of course). Anyway, your comments about the content in City Pages sound not surprisingly very similar to what's happened here in Nashville. It's sad to see it happening everywhere, and I feel bad for my pals still stuck in their dreary, overworked jobs at the paper.
	1:03pm mmmmria: Bryce! this is demented.
	1:03pm Cecile: That sounds like you landed OK. Non-profits at least have good intentions, if not always pure execution. Yes, can you imagine? They pay the same for investigative journalism per word as they do for calendar items? It's crazy!
	1:04pm Rampler: good afternoon
	1:05pm bryce: mrreeeeeeeeeeeeeorz! hola ramps
	1:11pm Ike: Hey folks. Another Burmese festival happens Aug. 15 in Queens: http://www.emallbay.com/funfair2009 The food at this one is really good!
	1:11pm north guinea hills: thanks ike, i'll be sure to check it out!
	1:12pm dc pat: my experience in the nonprofit sector is that the people are MUCH more competent and intelligent but no less power/bullshit hungry. Since I've been here, we've had multiple re-orgs and shake ups and it only seems to ever happen because some one gets bored...
	1:14pm Hugo: I guess you have to read a Minnesota paper to find a piece on a subject like this: http://blogs.citypages.com/food/2008/12/_ms_hutton_welc.php My wife adores it; me and the kid can easily manage without, thank you.
	1:18pm bryce: hugo......i like sürstromming...........
	1:18pm Cecile: It's pretty awful. I'm told that MN eats more lutefisk than Scandinavia these days. I steer clear of it. People who eat it say "well it's an excuse to eat lots of butter." No, mashed potatoes and bread are an excuse to eat lots of butter...
	1:20pm Ike: And Bryce continues to bring some of the funniest mic breaks on Earth. Lutefisk? Hmmm. Sounds bland. I'll probably stick to searching for Burmese tea leaf salad and other spicy treats.
	1:23pm jk: hey, this is a great huayno, what label is this on?
	1:25pm dc pat: bryce is easily the most hilarious dj on fmu. Also this show is totally killing. I couldn't ask for anything better.
	1:26pm Hugo: Whatever you can say about surströmming, it's certainly not bland ... ahem ... bryce, you have my full admiration ... For those who don't know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming
	1:27pm Clay Pigeon: Bryce is tremendous and we love him.
	1:29pm Rampler: Hi Clay!!
	1:31pm dc pat: man, you guys are really turning me off visiting the home of the vikings..right now Peru is winning for me..
	1:31pm jk: thanks for the info! great show! again
	1:34pm bryce: hey, cp!!! :) oh no prob, jk! sorry i'm so remiss about the info....usually running around like an idiot with no idea...
	1:40pm Ike: Hmm, surströmming sounds more interesting than lutefisk. Maybe it's the fish version of durian? Heh.
	1:43pm Chris: Guess I won't be having either at my desk.
	1:45pm dc pat: has anyone tried to play a pan pipe? You get winded and dizzy real quick. Imagine playing one of those more bass-oriented ones...
	1:45pm Jed: I smoke Tony Robbins' toenails when I want to get high
	1:47pm dc pat: I think one of those guys just passed out. THis is amazing!
	2:04pm jk: do you have those clapping bamboos from indonesia? I think on smithsonian collection vol.1?
	2:06pm bryce: like angklungs maybe?
	2:09pm C&C: You say it's Big Bambu?
	2:10pm bryce: yes AND yes.
	2:18pm jk: I didn't think it was the angklung, but looking back now it might be. I thought it was handclap activated, but could be wrong. turns out the track I'm thinking of is on the sf sampler, it's called Kalimantan.
	2:20pm Marshall Stacks: Hmm... is Kalimantan the name of the track, or where it was recorded? (Kalimantan is Indonesian Borneo.)
	2:40pm jk: probably both, I don't have the cd infront of me so am going by the amazon tracklistings, which can be wrong sometimes. track 12: http://tinyurl.com/lh8gno
	2:44pm bryce: ohhh! i know what you're talking about now! that stuff's on Music of Indonesia vol. 17. pilip yampolsky, waaay in gringo-unexplored kalimantan, by the upper jelai river, happened across this kind of music: senggayung. the people around there mostly don't have names for their ethnic groups so are known by the river they hang out near. anyway, this kind of music is played only once every 3 or 4 years, when a bunch of kinds of fruit all ripen at the same time. it's for 7 pairs of bamboo tubes, each pair played by one person. it's incredible stuff for a lot of reasons, one of the weirdest being that the repetoire's all in shifting odd time signatures — really inexplicable for indonesia.
	2:46pm Paul: This show is full of win! My ears are washed clean. Thank you!
	2:48pm jk: ah hah, though you'd know it. nice spontaneous background information, way to fill in the gaps.
	2:51pm annie: planting herbs.. just got back in... and at the right time to catch some good tunes about half an hour ago.
	3:03pm Marshall Stacks: Bryce with the 411. Thanks.
	3:08pm bryce: hooray for liner notes! bye all

Bryce: Playlist from August 7, 2009

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