WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from December 30, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Eeeeeeeeeuuuuuuuuuoooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ..........
	12:16pm bryce: be careful!
	12:26pm bruceleh: Bryce, thanks for a year of great programming!
	12:27pm Dead Corporate Eyes: double that last statement
	12:29pm bryce: thank YOU :) it's really lovely to have nice folks around to share with — every week. i look forward to fridays so much.
	12:30pm Marshall Stacks: I've been in the mood for some AACM in the last few days. But then, you apparently knew that.
	12:34pm BSI: you have made my life worth eating.
	12:34pm Ken of Brooklyn: Bryce, your always an inspiration, a constant source of musical magic and madness on my Fridays, I want to thank you for a spectacular year of programming!!!
	12:35pm bruceleh: @Marshall Stacks If you haven't already read "A Power Stronger Than Itself: The AACM and American Experimental Music", you must! Great writing, great stories (Threadgill's army experience, LOL!), and truly great perspective on the importance of AACM!
	12:38pm Marshall Stacks: Thanks, Bruceleh. It's now on my list.
	12:44pm Mike East: Hey gearheads - anybody have any recommendations for audio interfaces? I'm just looking for something small (2 or 4 channels)
	12:45pm Mike East: or anything I should stay away from...
	12:47pm bruceleh: Misha!
	1:00pm BSI: crazy uncle Astor!
	1:01pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Bryce, Bryce, Bryce, Bryce, Bryce.
	1:04pm Answering for Bryce: Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo.
	1:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: thank god for copy and paste, right?
	1:08pm BSI: thank god for coffee. and haste.
	1:08pm God: Fuckin' A, Jack.
	1:10pm Dead Corporate Eyes: the lord hath spoken
	1:12pm glenn: maybe this will help, mike east. i know nothing about interfaces. http://www.carbonsp.com/
	1:14pm glenn: sorry. this is the page. http://carbonsp.com/audio/interfaces_converters.php
	1:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think mine is a Lexicon, a few years old, never gives me any problems, but it's really basic--two 1/4 inch cables in. I kind of want to upgrade to something geared towards live performance. I believe M Audio's stuff is pretty good and affordable.
	1:22pm Mike East: Awesome, thanks guys! I actually just bought an M Audio, but haven't taken it out of the box yet, so I'm still in the area of possibly returning it if I find something better. I spent about $189 on it which is cheap, but some reviews I've been reading have said you get what you pay for, which tends to be true.
	1:26pm glenn: in fact, it's always true.
	1:27pm Dead Corporate Eyes: a friend who's real detail-oriented says he prefers steinberger products because their "analog to digital converters" are superior.
	1:31pm bryce: hey, might want to give Phonic's stuff a look too. they're actually a manufacturer for several well-known brands, but quietly make their own stuff on the side & take pride in not marketing it. the quality is surprisingly high for the money.... http://www.phonic.com/en/audio-interface
	1:32pm BozoDel: great, that sounds a lot like Bach
	1:33pm BozoDel: wtf lol what are those drums?
	1:34pm bryce: hahaa, it is — the double concerto for violin & oboe, with the last beat of every bar removed, then all put together at the end. drums are part of the same barrel organ....
	1:37pm pgw in mntclr: BAC-fest!
	1:37pm glenn: how the hell does anybody come up with that idea? i know, let's...........
	1:38pm kulio: using the new auto-commenter feature on my notebook3 ,,,no more tiresome typing of comments ,, push a button and the computer does it for me !!!!
	1:38pm Mike East: thanks for the tips!
	1:39pm kulio: just tick the "snarky" box to add that "edgy" feel to your comments
	1:41pm josh: ONE OF MY FAVORITE PIECES!!! (I studied with Lukas... )
	1:41pm josh: save me having to read back all of the comments (i'm at work) where can I buy the Gilius van Bergeijk CD? Is it available for purchase anywhere?
	1:48pm bryce: nice! lukas foss seems like he was a great guy.... holy crap, can't believe it, but it appears they're still for sale: http://xorluc.home.xs4all.nl
	1:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes: helluva website they got there
	1:53pm The Seekers: Hey, there, Györgi drone!
	1:55pm dc pat: WHERE'S THE GODDAM CHRISTMAS MU--? oh...
	2:03pm bryce: jing
	2:03pm The Finisher: le. Balls.
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: Far Out!
	2:12pm josh: Thanks Bryce.. bought and paid for! ;-)
	2:14pm josh: whenever you encounter a Hungarian name: always put LAST NAME first, and accent is ALWAYS on the FIRST syllable.. LIgeti (LIG ety ).. the gy in hungarian is a compound consonant (or something like that).. it sounds a little like the last syllable of 'couldya'.. the dya part...
	2:20pm Looms: Hey! What's that ruckus?!
	2:20pm Alternate Mnemonic: Liggety diggety dock, It's organ, but not rock
	2:21pm bryce: they do that?? nutty magyar...
	2:23pm bryce: hey, looms, hey 74.x.x.x
	2:23pm Globe Unity: @Looms: No, ruck you!
	2:30pm Marshall Stacks: 74.x.x.x? Bryce, are you addressing me? (Get it?)
	2:32pm Marshall Stacks: Oops, today I'm feeling 74.x.x.x, but I'm really only 12.x.x.x.
	2:33pm Manolo: Man ... this is amazing !
	2:33pm still b/p: Hey, seen those strange & terrible TV ads for the new .xxx domain registration thing, eh?
	2:34pm Dynamic IP Allocation: You'll never catch me!
	2:41pm Daniel: Today's show just gets better and better. Several mind-blowing moments already.
	2:43pm Mike East: Yeah that Globe Unity Orchestra was like a half hour head explosion. I need a nap now.
	2:46pm bryce: the census takers will visit breuckelen
	2:58pm kulio: cuz hez gone like a cool breeze
	2:59pm bryce: chin-chin
	4:15pm Weasel Walter: I thought that was Globe Unity. it had to be. was listening in the car and came home. good choice.
	2:39pm bryce: :) it's blattacular

Bryce: Playlist from December 30, 2011

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December 30, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Bill Cole	The First Cycle [continued]	The First Cycle	...continued from The Long Rally with Scott McDowell	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Muhal Richard Abrams	Wise in Time	Young at Heart / Wise in Time		0:20:09 (Pop-up)
ICP Orchestra	Rollo I "Rollo I" by "ICP Orchestra"	Jubilee Varia		0:42:32 (Pop-up)
Astor Piazolla y su Quinteto	Adiós, Nonino	Adiós, Nonino		0:54:54 (Pop-up)
Astor Piazolla / Conjunto 9	Zum "Zum" by "Astor Piazolla / Conjunto 9"	Música Popular Contemporánea de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires		1:03:07 (Pop-up)
Pierre Charial	Anecdote 1 "Anecdote 1" by "Pierre Charial"	Music for Barrel Organ, Piano, Tuba, Bass and Percussion		1:08:43 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Courvoisier / Ocre	La Goualante de l'Idiot	Music for Barrel Organ, Piano, Tuba, Bass and Percussion		1:09:12 (Pop-up)
Pierre Charial	Anecdote 2 "Anecdote 2" by "Pierre Charial"	Music for Barrel Organ, Piano, Tuba, Bass and Percussion		1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Gilius van Bergeijk	Vier Stukken Voor Draaiorgel	Volume One		1:17:01 (Pop-up)
Gilius van Bergeijk	BAC "BAC" by "Gilius van Bergeijk"	Volume Two		1:21:40 (Pop-up)
Lukas Foss	Baroque Variations: On a Bach Prelude ("Phorion")			1:37:21 (Pop-up)
Györgi Ligeti	Continuum "Continuum" by "Györgi Ligeti"	Mechanical Music		1:48:08 (Pop-up)
Györgi Ligeti	Hungarian Rock "Hungarian Rock" by "Györgi Ligeti"	Mechanical Music		2:01:37 (Pop-up)

Globe Unity Orchestra	Globe Unity 67	Globe Unity 67 & 70		1:59:03 (Pop-up)
Grachan Moncur III	Aco Dei De Madrugada (One Morning I Waked Up Very Early)	Aco Dei De Madrugada (One Morning I Waked Up Very Early)		2:33:21 (Pop-up)
Horace Tapscott	Sandy and Niles "Sandy and Niles" by "Horace Tapscott"	The Dark Tree		2:40:59 (Pop-up)
Mal Waldron	Miles and Miles of Blues	Mal Waldron Plays the Blues		2:52:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Eeeeeeeeeuuuuuuuuuoooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ..........
	12:16pm bryce: be careful!
	12:26pm bruceleh: Bryce, thanks for a year of great programming!
	12:27pm Dead Corporate Eyes: double that last statement
	12:29pm bryce: thank YOU :) it's really lovely to have nice folks around to share with — every week. i look forward to fridays so much.
	12:30pm Marshall Stacks: I've been in the mood for some AACM in the last few days. But then, you apparently knew that.
	12:34pm BSI: you have made my life worth eating.
	12:34pm Ken of Brooklyn: Bryce, your always an inspiration, a constant source of musical magic and madness on my Fridays, I want to thank you for a spectacular year of programming!!!
	12:35pm bruceleh: @Marshall Stacks If you haven't already read "A Power Stronger Than Itself: The AACM and American Experimental Music", you must! Great writing, great stories (Threadgill's army experience, LOL!), and truly great perspective on the importance of AACM!
	12:38pm Marshall Stacks: Thanks, Bruceleh. It's now on my list.
	12:44pm Mike East: Hey gearheads - anybody have any recommendations for audio interfaces? I'm just looking for something small (2 or 4 channels)
	12:45pm Mike East: or anything I should stay away from...
	12:47pm bruceleh: Misha!
	1:00pm BSI: crazy uncle Astor!
	1:01pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Bryce, Bryce, Bryce, Bryce, Bryce.
	1:04pm Answering for Bryce: Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo, Jean Michel Jarre and a Hobo.
	1:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: thank god for copy and paste, right?
	1:08pm BSI: thank god for coffee. and haste.
	1:08pm God: Fuckin' A, Jack.
	1:10pm Dead Corporate Eyes: the lord hath spoken
	1:12pm glenn: maybe this will help, mike east. i know nothing about interfaces. http://www.carbonsp.com/
	1:14pm glenn: sorry. this is the page. http://carbonsp.com/audio/interfaces_converters.php
	1:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think mine is a Lexicon, a few years old, never gives me any problems, but it's really basic--two 1/4 inch cables in. I kind of want to upgrade to something geared towards live performance. I believe M Audio's stuff is pretty good and affordable.
	1:22pm Mike East: Awesome, thanks guys! I actually just bought an M Audio, but haven't taken it out of the box yet, so I'm still in the area of possibly returning it if I find something better. I spent about $189 on it which is cheap, but some reviews I've been reading have said you get what you pay for, which tends to be true.
	1:26pm glenn: in fact, it's always true.
	1:27pm Dead Corporate Eyes: a friend who's real detail-oriented says he prefers steinberger products because their "analog to digital converters" are superior.
	1:31pm bryce: hey, might want to give Phonic's stuff a look too. they're actually a manufacturer for several well-known brands, but quietly make their own stuff on the side & take pride in not marketing it. the quality is surprisingly high for the money.... http://www.phonic.com/en/audio-interface
	1:32pm BozoDel: great, that sounds a lot like Bach
	1:33pm BozoDel: wtf lol what are those drums?
	1:34pm bryce: hahaa, it is — the double concerto for violin & oboe, with the last beat of every bar removed, then all put together at the end. drums are part of the same barrel organ....
	1:37pm pgw in mntclr: BAC-fest!
	1:37pm glenn: how the hell does anybody come up with that idea? i know, let's...........
	1:38pm kulio: using the new auto-commenter feature on my notebook3 ,,,no more tiresome typing of comments ,, push a button and the computer does it for me !!!!
	1:38pm Mike East: thanks for the tips!
	1:39pm kulio: just tick the "snarky" box to add that "edgy" feel to your comments
	1:41pm josh: ONE OF MY FAVORITE PIECES!!! (I studied with Lukas... )
	1:41pm josh: save me having to read back all of the comments (i'm at work) where can I buy the Gilius van Bergeijk CD? Is it available for purchase anywhere?
	1:48pm bryce: nice! lukas foss seems like he was a great guy.... holy crap, can't believe it, but it appears they're still for sale: http://xorluc.home.xs4all.nl
	1:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes: helluva website they got there
	1:53pm The Seekers: Hey, there, Györgi drone!
	1:55pm dc pat: WHERE'S THE GODDAM CHRISTMAS MU--? oh...
	2:03pm bryce: jing
	2:03pm The Finisher: le. Balls.
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: Far Out!
	2:12pm josh: Thanks Bryce.. bought and paid for! ;-)
	2:14pm josh: whenever you encounter a Hungarian name: always put LAST NAME first, and accent is ALWAYS on the FIRST syllable.. LIgeti (LIG ety ).. the gy in hungarian is a compound consonant (or something like that).. it sounds a little like the last syllable of 'couldya'.. the dya part...
	2:20pm Looms: Hey! What's that ruckus?!
	2:20pm Alternate Mnemonic: Liggety diggety dock, It's organ, but not rock
	2:21pm bryce: they do that?? nutty magyar...
	2:23pm bryce: hey, looms, hey 74.x.x.x
	2:23pm Globe Unity: @Looms: No, ruck you!
	2:30pm Marshall Stacks: 74.x.x.x? Bryce, are you addressing me? (Get it?)
	2:32pm Marshall Stacks: Oops, today I'm feeling 74.x.x.x, but I'm really only 12.x.x.x.
	2:33pm Manolo: Man ... this is amazing !
	2:33pm still b/p: Hey, seen those strange & terrible TV ads for the new .xxx domain registration thing, eh?
	2:34pm Dynamic IP Allocation: You'll never catch me!
	2:41pm Daniel: Today's show just gets better and better. Several mind-blowing moments already.
	2:43pm Mike East: Yeah that Globe Unity Orchestra was like a half hour head explosion. I need a nap now.
	2:46pm bryce: the census takers will visit breuckelen
	2:58pm kulio: cuz hez gone like a cool breeze
	2:59pm bryce: chin-chin
	4:15pm Weasel Walter: I thought that was Globe Unity. it had to be. was listening in the car and came home. good choice.
	2:39pm bryce: :) it's blattacular

Bryce: Playlist from December 30, 2011

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