WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 6, 2009

Listener comments!
	12:12pm jk: morning bryce
	12:12pm ?: sounds like one of Bryce's hindustani days, which I need in a major way. keep 'em coming, Bryce.
	12:13pm Carmichael: OK well, here we are.
	12:13pm Ike: Yay, South Asian entrancement!
	12:13pm bryce: yay! :) stuff from the record fair..... hey, jk!
	12:14pm bryce: and you and you
	12:16pm Cecile: this is very soothing to my cold ravaged brain.
	12:17pm Mr.Headphones: Any Alice Coltrane, perhaps?
	12:20pm Carmichael: Ali Akhbar Khan would also do quote nicely. Or most any other Khan.
	12:21pm Hugo: Time has been suspended ...
	12:21pm Jed: are you mad at me because of the goldfish?
	12:21pm jeff-m: hey Bryce, thanks this is really beautiful. have like 5 radios turned on listening to this right now
	12:25pm Ike: Jeff has the right idea -- when at home, I always enjoy tuning four or five different radios in my apt. to 91.1 for a piece like this and hearing it coming from everywhere. The downside is that if a DJ starts playing some Devendra or lame fey rare 70s folk or immature death metal then it takes a while to shut them all off.
	12:27pm Jed: we only play mature death metal on our show....he he
	12:29pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Ike and Jeff, I do that too, but my wife says I'm f'*ing crazy. I love being able to walk into any room and hear a slightly different version (due to speaker qualities).
	12:29pm bryce: radiopolis!
	12:30pm jeff-m: hehe, yeah there is sort of small doppler effect and the shapes or different filter it differently as I pace around and clean house. Unintentional actually,but the timbre and pace of this song really made it stand out
	12:31pm Devin: I'm wondering what Bryce's record is for playing the least amt of tracks in a 3 hour slot.... Bryce?
	12:31pm Parq: A variation on what Ike is saying - at home, I will often turn on the radio before I've turned off the feed (at 9 AM, eg). Usually it's a train wreck, but sometimes I'll get lucky and the two feeds will be in synch - same tempo just a few measures apart. The result, especially for dance music or non-mainstream instrumentals, is pretty cool.
	12:35pm Hugo: Hopefully some Carnatic ragas, too?
	12:36pm Carmichael: You could really skew the Nielsens if you were taking part in the survey.
	12:36pm ?: what'dja shell out for this beauty, Bryce?
	12:38pm BSI: I can't believe it's not buddha!
	12:41pm bryce: hahaa, you'll have to hypnotize me — i bite the stickers off and swallow them as i'm walking away from the table so i can get back to ignoring reality....
	12:43pm arby: i'm an arbitron household, but i don't think fmu embeds the thing that would let my meter pick it up, so unfortunately i may not be boosting bryce's ratings at this very moment.
	12:43pm ?: that much, huh? ;) I'll have to track that one down myself somehow
	12:47pm bryce: it actually wasn't SO bad! not much scratch in bryceville at the moment.... it's a double on Harmonia Mundi, so it might come up! imrat khan is just.....something or another.....
	12:52pm rudy veena: any ZM Dagar? thanks for making the Fridays flow....
	12:52pm bryce: hugo, possibly! might be something in cds i grabbed on the way out. devin, if not one.....it's awrful close.
	12:53pm Carmichael: KhanFest!!
	1:02pm Ike: Suddenly I really want a samosa. Unfortunately I'm nowhere near the pizza place in Newark Penn Station which has surprisingly spicy samosas.
	1:02pm peter: prakash?
	1:03pm BO: Yes, we Khan! ..which, of course, is a phrase already hacky-sacked around and T-shirted and image-worked.
	1:05pm Stuart Troutman: next, play something with Vichitra veena, my favorite Indian instrument.
	1:06pm Mr.Headphones: If anyone is ever near the 74th Street -Broadway Stop on the 7 in Jackson Heights, Merit Farms' samosas are out of this world. Fried and crispy!
	1:09pm mike: dulcimer raga?! WANT.
	1:12pm pandit: change we khan believe in
	1:17pm Ike: Hooray, I narrowly avoided being fired (or torn limb from limb) by a CEO/Corporate God of Chaos enraged that somebody [ahem] propped open the inner inner door here at the House of Sinister Domains (and Paranoid Security)! Yay!
	1:18pm JED: LOUD, OBNOXIOUS GRUNT
	1:28pm Hugo: Carnatic ragas can be very fascinating and have been played on such different lead instruments as violin (L. Subramaniam), mandolin (U Srinivas) , electric guitar (Prasanna) and saxophone (Kadri Gopinath)!
	1:28pm Hugh Effen-Bastid: Citizen Kafka is listening and reconsidering the benefits of reincarnation.
	1:29pm Hugo: Sind? We're in Pakistan!
	1:35pm J-Mar: Yes, let's hear some Kadri Gopalnath!
	1:39pm bryce: hugo, yeah, maybe a south indian day? some of the carnatic ragas are so weird and elaborate. talas, too...they really go apeshit with the odd times.
	1:44pm Hugo: http://www.pirecordings.com/artist/Kadri_Gopalnath
	1:46pm Hugo: Bryce, yes, why not?
	1:48pm bryce: oh yeah, love love mr. gopalnath! :) i think i have 7 or 8 things?! they're all recorded so differently! some with heavy slapback echo-o-o-o, some totally dry......
	1:49pm Lawrence: Anyone hear any of the Kitchens of India cds? The one I got was actually pretty good...
	1:49pm Hugo: http://www.nytimes.com/1987/06/01/arts/music-kadri-gopalnath.html
	1:51pm Stuart Troutman: yoko can't sing like this
	1:56pm bryce: hahaaa. :) stuart, you're going to be happy in a few minutes. hugo, I MISSED HIM????? oh, 1987. carry on.
	1:59pm Ike: Ah, L. Subramaniam makes such lovely sounds.
	2:10pm Sven: this is relaxing. ~ ~ ~ \|> 0 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~\___/~~~~~~~~~~~
	2:11pm Rob W: I know we haven't listened to Kadri Gopalnath today, but since his name came up I thought I'd mention he's performing tomorrow (Saturday) night at Drexel University in Philly: http://www.sruti.org/
	2:12pm Sven: ~ ~ ~ \|> 0 ~ ~~~\___/~~~
	2:15pm Stuart Troutman: thanx for the veena
	2:19pm bryce: nooo prob, st! good timing.... rob, thanks for the info! any idea if he's coming out this way??
	2:30pm Stuart Troutman: by the way, those cd's that come with the Indian food items ARE good, but the labeling is misleading, noting 1 or 2 key players/instruments, but neglecting others.
	2:31pm Chris: Hey Bryce, do you have label info etc for this Lalmani Misra? Beautiful stuff.
	2:40pm annie: made it back just in time for my dose of bryce...
	2:40pm bryce: hi chris, yeah — this one's actually a cd on unesco, i thought it was still in print, but now that i'm looking, i'm not so sure.... hellloooooo annsky!!
	2:42pm Parq: How damn marvelous to go on a lunch break and come back to find my office filled with this gorgeous music.
	2:44pm Chris: Ah, thanks. Commence Googling.
	2:45pm J-Mar: I had to go online to look something up for work and discovered that today is, yup, Saxophone Day. (http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/November/saxophoneday.htm) Just sayin'
	2:46pm Rob W: Re: Kadri Gopalnath - found no evidence of a NY gig. I think this is the last show of his tour actually. Although in searching I did discover a potentially useful site with South Asian artist tour dates: http://www.liveisbetter.com/artists/
	2:48pm Jed: hi Bryce
	2:48pm someday.....: bryce, you will play roop verma... someday.. just sayin'
	2:52pm Jed: bye Bryce
	2:54pm bryce: yay, parq! chris, there's a used one on amazon for $18. (and some for $150. jackasses...) rob, oh well. :( thanks for looking! these guys are worth keeping on top of, too - http://www.harmonyom.org
	2:54pm bryce: JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJED? where have you been?
	2:57pm Chris: Thank you sir. What is up with the $150 though?
	2:59pm bryce: dickheadery!!
	3:02pm Stuart Troutman: man, this smokes...notice how Vichitra veena sounds like slide sitar.
	11:41pm Myrrh: The Raga Chandra Neel was just what I needed at just the right time. Thankee kindly!

Bryce: Playlist from November 6, 2009

I never miscue a record. I am punctual, well-prepared, and dislike clutter. Outgoing and helpful, I'm always appropriately dressed. I do not behave erratically and have excellent penmanship. My CD's never skip, and I am in good health. I like all the notes, in any order.

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November 6, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments
Imrat Khan	Raga Yaman "Raga Yaman" by "Imrat Khan"	Nordindische Ragas — Live	Imrat Khan, surbahar
Bismillah Khan	Raga Lalat "Raga Lalat" by "Bismillah Khan"	Shenai Recital by Bismillah Khan	Bismillah Khan, shenai

O.P. Chourasiya	Raga Chandra Neel	Le Santur de O.P. Chourasiya	Om Prakash Chourasiya, santur M.N. Bhale, tabla D. Bhagwut, tanpura
Khamisu Khan	Rano "Rano" by "Khamisu Khan"	L'Algoza du Sind	Khamisu Khan, algoza Nazir Khan, tabla Ahmad Khan, ghara Arab, tamboura
Prahlad Brahachri	Ajgubi Ek Katha Shune	Baul Songs from Bengal
Parween Sultana	Raga Nandkauns "Raga Nandkauns" by "Parween Sultana"	The Greatest Hits of Begum Parween Sultana	Parween Sultana, lalala Vasanti Mhapsekar, harmonium Ustad Nizamuddin Khan, tabla
L. Subramaniam	Raga Pantuvarali "Raga Pantuvarali" by "L. Subramaniam"	Incredible Maestro	Dr. L. Subramaniam, violin

Lalmani Misra	Raga Kausi Kanhada "Raga Kausi Kanhada" by "Lalmani Misra"	The Music of Pandit Lalmani Misra	Pandit Lalmani Misra, vicitra vina Pandit Ishwar Lal Misra, tabla Carolyn Y. Tewari, tambura

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Listener comments!
	12:12pm jk: morning bryce
	12:12pm ?: sounds like one of Bryce's hindustani days, which I need in a major way. keep 'em coming, Bryce.
	12:13pm Carmichael: OK well, here we are.
	12:13pm Ike: Yay, South Asian entrancement!
	12:13pm bryce: yay! :) stuff from the record fair..... hey, jk!
	12:14pm bryce: and you and you
	12:16pm Cecile: this is very soothing to my cold ravaged brain.
	12:17pm Mr.Headphones: Any Alice Coltrane, perhaps?
	12:20pm Carmichael: Ali Akhbar Khan would also do quote nicely. Or most any other Khan.
	12:21pm Hugo: Time has been suspended ...
	12:21pm Jed: are you mad at me because of the goldfish?
	12:21pm jeff-m: hey Bryce, thanks this is really beautiful. have like 5 radios turned on listening to this right now
	12:25pm Ike: Jeff has the right idea -- when at home, I always enjoy tuning four or five different radios in my apt. to 91.1 for a piece like this and hearing it coming from everywhere. The downside is that if a DJ starts playing some Devendra or lame fey rare 70s folk or immature death metal then it takes a while to shut them all off.
	12:27pm Jed: we only play mature death metal on our show....he he
	12:29pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Ike and Jeff, I do that too, but my wife says I'm f'*ing crazy. I love being able to walk into any room and hear a slightly different version (due to speaker qualities).
	12:29pm bryce: radiopolis!
	12:30pm jeff-m: hehe, yeah there is sort of small doppler effect and the shapes or different filter it differently as I pace around and clean house. Unintentional actually,but the timbre and pace of this song really made it stand out
	12:31pm Devin: I'm wondering what Bryce's record is for playing the least amt of tracks in a 3 hour slot.... Bryce?
	12:31pm Parq: A variation on what Ike is saying - at home, I will often turn on the radio before I've turned off the feed (at 9 AM, eg). Usually it's a train wreck, but sometimes I'll get lucky and the two feeds will be in synch - same tempo just a few measures apart. The result, especially for dance music or non-mainstream instrumentals, is pretty cool.
	12:35pm Hugo: Hopefully some Carnatic ragas, too?
	12:36pm Carmichael: You could really skew the Nielsens if you were taking part in the survey.
	12:36pm ?: what'dja shell out for this beauty, Bryce?
	12:38pm BSI: I can't believe it's not buddha!
	12:41pm bryce: hahaa, you'll have to hypnotize me — i bite the stickers off and swallow them as i'm walking away from the table so i can get back to ignoring reality....
	12:43pm arby: i'm an arbitron household, but i don't think fmu embeds the thing that would let my meter pick it up, so unfortunately i may not be boosting bryce's ratings at this very moment.
	12:43pm ?: that much, huh? ;) I'll have to track that one down myself somehow
	12:47pm bryce: it actually wasn't SO bad! not much scratch in bryceville at the moment.... it's a double on Harmonia Mundi, so it might come up! imrat khan is just.....something or another.....
	12:52pm rudy veena: any ZM Dagar? thanks for making the Fridays flow....
	12:52pm bryce: hugo, possibly! might be something in cds i grabbed on the way out. devin, if not one.....it's awrful close.
	12:53pm Carmichael: KhanFest!!
	1:02pm Ike: Suddenly I really want a samosa. Unfortunately I'm nowhere near the pizza place in Newark Penn Station which has surprisingly spicy samosas.
	1:02pm peter: prakash?
	1:03pm BO: Yes, we Khan! ..which, of course, is a phrase already hacky-sacked around and T-shirted and image-worked.
	1:05pm Stuart Troutman: next, play something with Vichitra veena, my favorite Indian instrument.
	1:06pm Mr.Headphones: If anyone is ever near the 74th Street -Broadway Stop on the 7 in Jackson Heights, Merit Farms' samosas are out of this world. Fried and crispy!
	1:09pm mike: dulcimer raga?! WANT.
	1:12pm pandit: change we khan believe in
	1:17pm Ike: Hooray, I narrowly avoided being fired (or torn limb from limb) by a CEO/Corporate God of Chaos enraged that somebody [ahem] propped open the inner inner door here at the House of Sinister Domains (and Paranoid Security)! Yay!
	1:18pm JED: LOUD, OBNOXIOUS GRUNT
	1:28pm Hugo: Carnatic ragas can be very fascinating and have been played on such different lead instruments as violin (L. Subramaniam), mandolin (U Srinivas) , electric guitar (Prasanna) and saxophone (Kadri Gopinath)!
	1:28pm Hugh Effen-Bastid: Citizen Kafka is listening and reconsidering the benefits of reincarnation.
	1:29pm Hugo: Sind? We're in Pakistan!
	1:35pm J-Mar: Yes, let's hear some Kadri Gopalnath!
	1:39pm bryce: hugo, yeah, maybe a south indian day? some of the carnatic ragas are so weird and elaborate. talas, too...they really go apeshit with the odd times.
	1:44pm Hugo: http://www.pirecordings.com/artist/Kadri_Gopalnath
	1:46pm Hugo: Bryce, yes, why not?
	1:48pm bryce: oh yeah, love love mr. gopalnath! :) i think i have 7 or 8 things?! they're all recorded so differently! some with heavy slapback echo-o-o-o, some totally dry......
	1:49pm Lawrence: Anyone hear any of the Kitchens of India cds? The one I got was actually pretty good...
	1:49pm Hugo: http://www.nytimes.com/1987/06/01/arts/music-kadri-gopalnath.html
	1:51pm Stuart Troutman: yoko can't sing like this
	1:56pm bryce: hahaaa. :) stuart, you're going to be happy in a few minutes. hugo, I MISSED HIM????? oh, 1987. carry on.
	1:59pm Ike: Ah, L. Subramaniam makes such lovely sounds.
	2:10pm Sven: this is relaxing. ~ ~ ~ \|> 0 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~\___/~~~~~~~~~~~
	2:11pm Rob W: I know we haven't listened to Kadri Gopalnath today, but since his name came up I thought I'd mention he's performing tomorrow (Saturday) night at Drexel University in Philly: http://www.sruti.org/
	2:12pm Sven: ~ ~ ~ \|> 0 ~ ~~~\___/~~~
	2:15pm Stuart Troutman: thanx for the veena
	2:19pm bryce: nooo prob, st! good timing.... rob, thanks for the info! any idea if he's coming out this way??
	2:30pm Stuart Troutman: by the way, those cd's that come with the Indian food items ARE good, but the labeling is misleading, noting 1 or 2 key players/instruments, but neglecting others.
	2:31pm Chris: Hey Bryce, do you have label info etc for this Lalmani Misra? Beautiful stuff.
	2:40pm annie: made it back just in time for my dose of bryce...
	2:40pm bryce: hi chris, yeah — this one's actually a cd on unesco, i thought it was still in print, but now that i'm looking, i'm not so sure.... hellloooooo annsky!!
	2:42pm Parq: How damn marvelous to go on a lunch break and come back to find my office filled with this gorgeous music.
	2:44pm Chris: Ah, thanks. Commence Googling.
	2:45pm J-Mar: I had to go online to look something up for work and discovered that today is, yup, Saxophone Day. (http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/November/saxophoneday.htm) Just sayin'
	2:46pm Rob W: Re: Kadri Gopalnath - found no evidence of a NY gig. I think this is the last show of his tour actually. Although in searching I did discover a potentially useful site with South Asian artist tour dates: http://www.liveisbetter.com/artists/
	2:48pm Jed: hi Bryce
	2:48pm someday.....: bryce, you will play roop verma... someday.. just sayin'
	2:52pm Jed: bye Bryce
	2:54pm bryce: yay, parq! chris, there's a used one on amazon for $18. (and some for $150. jackasses...) rob, oh well. :( thanks for looking! these guys are worth keeping on top of, too - http://www.harmonyom.org
	2:54pm bryce: JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJED? where have you been?
	2:57pm Chris: Thank you sir. What is up with the $150 though?
	2:59pm bryce: dickheadery!!
	3:02pm Stuart Troutman: man, this smokes...notice how Vichitra veena sounds like slide sitar.
	11:41pm Myrrh: The Raga Chandra Neel was just what I needed at just the right time. Thankee kindly!

Bryce: Playlist from November 6, 2009

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