WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from May 11, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Thom York: It's About Time We Hear Some Ethnic Music On Your Show, Brice!
	12:05pm Cecile: bryce!
	12:06pm too much coffee: EeEEeEexXxxTttErrRrrRRRrrrrrRRRRRrrrrrMMMMMmmmMmMMiiiiiiiiiIIIIiinnnnNNNNNNnnAaAAAaaAtTTTTttTTee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:06pm paula pc: I needed this right now, Bryce...thanks...so much...
	12:07pm too much coffee: yup - can't get more "eth" than dalek music, now can we?
	12:07pm bryce: :)
	12:08pm HotRod: :)
	12:08pm Cheri Pi: I love these guys-was just listening to them the other night at cp/hq
	12:12pm Thom York: :)
	12:13pm Cheri Pi: :)
	12:14pm bryce: %~]:{'
	12:17pm Cheri Pi: ಠ_ಠ
	12:17pm common: ^%$*
	12:20pm maja: heeey HOt rod! I missed your show! too late but since then, it was great on wfmu great time great tunes live shows etc.
	12:21pm Swan: And that's how it is done!
	12:23pm Cheri Pi: ∑(O_O；)
	12:27pm maja: :)
	12:29pm northguineahills: I missed Hot Rod as well, but only b/c I finally got sleep on. But that's what the archives are for.
	12:32pm dc pat: == __\ __.-"\---\|__ / \\_@\-'/ \ \__/ \__/
	12:32pm dc pat: whoa! that didn't come out right.
	12:33pm maja: yes yes yes @ngh I listen to all off hotrods shows but i like her so much in real time! just to tell her i love her but i realize: bryce i love you too! dc pat i recognize a bicycle!
	12:35pm bryce: yay! big robot hugs
	12:35pm Looms: Hello there! Love this Leo Hupper, weird stuff.
	12:36pm maja: bleep
	12:36pm \m/ >v< \m/: ow!
	12:36pm bryce: hey watch it, thor
	12:36pm George of Troy: Yes, this Leo Kupper is excellent!
	12:41pm \m/ >v< \m/: Which Beastie Boys album samples this?
	12:52pm nic: hey i love this
	12:54pm bryce: nic! you're always so nice...seriously, thx for all the positive energy. makes me feel good about being here
	12:57pm northguineahills: I was confusing Yann Tomita w/ Isao Tomita. Still confused.
	1:01pm bryce: ahaaa!
	1:01pm G: You say Tomita, and I say Tomata
	1:03pm Dead Corporate Eyes: in the mood for a good old-fashioned synapse-scrub tonight...
	1:04pm bryce: isao tomita's the one that flies around in a giant glass pyramid, wearing shades. yann tomita's the one that shoves electrodes up grandmaster flash.
	1:13pm maja: %$%)#(;)
	1:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes*: back crack and sack wax tonight!
	1:15pm northguineahills: I feel like listening to one of those fylkingen tone poetry recs now.
	1:15pm Cecile: hee, hee, the A in Ake's name looks like a stick figure little girl. Furrin peeple are funny.
	1:20pm Carmichael: Oh, hey, Hi Bryce. How's it going?
	1:20pm David Attenborough: I love cute little monkeys. they're so funneh
	1:21pm bryce: hey, carm!
	1:21pm Hope & Crosby: Åke Hodell doesn't have Dorothy Lamour's figure, but he could sure still hyp-no-tize a fella like nobody's business.
	1:21pm Dalai Lama: Fucking motor bikes
	1:21pm Sam: Yeah, I can't believe you actually put the little circle over the A. I think that's going too far.
	1:23pm Harry: is anyone excited about you-know-what?
	1:24pm northguineahills: Cecile, judging how you spelled foreign, I can only surmise you've been spending too much time in Yahoo comment sections. ;)
	1:24pm Cecile: hahahhahaha
	1:25pm nic: bryce_keep flying_all great
	1:25pm Mitt Romney: I love musicals.
	1:26pm still b/p: "Hair?"
	1:28pm too much coffee: listening to this makes me want to start crawling under the tables here at the office
	1:28pm northguineahills: Note to self, when frying squid, wear and apron. I made a frickin' mess.
	1:29pm Mitt Romney: Not Hair. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is a musical I love. And legally Blonde too.
	1:29pm too much coffee: note to squid, when frying ... nevermind
	1:30pm Calamari: I'm so fried right now.
	1:31pm too much coffee: me too
	1:32pm northguineahills: *and=an
	1:32pm too much coffee: re: Hodell, fighter pilot + sound artist is a sexy combination, somehow
	1:32pm too much coffee: there's just something... Rammsteinian about it
	1:33pm northguineahills: http://www.fylkingen.se/node/251 want
	1:33pm Eric Bee: @too much coffee: why don't you drink a bit less?
	1:34pm bryce: jeff koons, citigroup
	1:34pm Cecile: speaking of Rammstein, I didn't go, but apprarently the lead guitarist wore metal wings that shot fire every few minutes for almost 2 hours!
	1:34pm bryce: ngh, it's so nice! 3 cds......
	1:37pm Dafydd: Crab life is so peaceful...
	1:37pm too much coffee: actually haven't had any today
	1:39pm Eric Bee: Porn has ruined my life. My boiler has gone and I'm scared to call the plumber.
	1:40pm Dafydd: @Eric Bee - have some coffee then . . .
	1:40pm too much coffee: very happy to say that I did make it to Rammstein, and enjoyed it tremendously. however, it's pretty much the same show they've been doing since 2005 or so (according to the research I've been doing into their <i>oeuvre</i>)
	1:40pm Eric Bee: sheep shagger
	1:41pm too much coffee: coffee >>> porn, man!
	1:41pm too much coffee: at least with coffee, you know when you're overdosing
	1:43pm stefica: My first live Bryce show in three weeks~ahhhhh!
	1:43pm maja: what coffee do you like most?
	1:43pm Dafydd: strong coffee
	1:44pm Dafydd: I like a little sheep in my coffee
	1:45pm maja: yes live is best, i mean like bean? what difference?
	1:45pm Thom York: Brice, Is This Still Your Show?
	1:45pm Dafydd: Sumatra and Dorset sheep
	1:46pm northguineahills: I gave up coffee 4 years ago (hurts my GI tract). However, I did have espresso for the first time in ages yesterday, and it was heavenly.
	1:46pm Eric Bee: Someone needs to find an alternative to tea and coffee. Those 2 have had the market cornered for too long.
	1:46pm maja: oh these violins, cello's or whatever!!!
	1:46pm too much coffee: there's always crystal meth
	1:47pm Dafydd: There are suitable energy drinks out there that are a fine alternative
	1:47pm too much coffee: (which I've come to consider porn as being analogous to)
	1:47pm Eric Bee: leek eating sheep shagger
	1:48pm too much coffee: I bet they're going to find out some naaaaassstyyy stuff out about these "energy drinks" some day
	1:48pm Dafydd: Would you like 1 pron or 2 with your coffee?
	1:49pm too much coffee: or more likely: the companies making those drinks already have, but (as with their internal tobacco research) are suppressing it
	1:49pm Dafydd: leek eating sheep shagger with black boots to you
	1:50pm Eric Bee: I wonder if Lois V. Vierk ever had a threesome
	1:50pm Dafydd: Do you mean river beneath the river beneath the river?
	1:50pm too much coffee: with a name like that, he'd have to have
	1:50pm Thom York: Hey Brice, Can You Play My New Single "Sheep Shagger With Black Boots"?
	1:51pm maja: @ northguinyeuihills I know that, one year whitout and then a first one. OOps. It was for me goodbye healthyness for a long time.
	1:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes*: I had one once. Wasn't that great for me.
	1:52pm too much coffee: great song title... I'd love to do a German cover of it
	1:52pm Dafydd: Its on the Wellington label
	1:53pm Doublemint Twins: @DCE: Or us!
	1:54pm Lois V. Vierk: I can confirm that I have never had a threesome. I did however, once punch a woman in the face.
	1:55pm too much coffee: new hobby: doing image searches on people you hadn't heard about before + trying to guess (from their picture) whether they've been in a threesome or not
	1:55pm Lois V. Vierk: Uaxuctum isn't even a word.
	1:55pm northguineahills: Well considering I'm drinking maté w/ irish whiskey, I think I've found my alternative (can still drink tea, just not on an empty stomach).
	1:56pm too much coffee: ...while at work!
	1:56pm Giacinto Scelsi: Whiskey is pish. Whisky is better/
	1:56pm northguineahills: Scelsi!
	1:57pm Giacinto Scelsi: shut it, Vierk
	1:57pm too much coffee: but it's an interesting name for an organ of admittance
	1:57pm Thom York: Are You Laughing At Me?
	1:58pm bryce: are you smothering me?
	1:58pm Thom Yorke: yes
	1:58pm northguineahills: The Silver River (in Silver Springs, FL), has a subterranean river beneath it.
	1:59pm Thom York: It's Like I Can't Breathe When You Are On The Radio!
	1:59pm dc pat: why if it isn't Mr. Scelsi! somebody say whiskey? I'll be making my second batch of mint juleps in one month, in about 2 hours...
	1:59pm Thom York: Did You Play My New Single? I Am Listening To Sirius Pandora?
	1:59pm OK Computer: Karma police, arrest that Thom His smothering comments are making me feel ill :-)
	1:59pm Cornholio: ARE YOU TAUNTING ME?
	2:01pm bryce: OK computer, would you like to come do a live set??
	2:02pm Thom York: My New Band Can Play On The Air. We Are All Laptop. I Have An Intern.
	2:02pm bryce: we have buckets! you can dance on them and stack them and stuff. i mean, if you want
	2:02pm OK Computer: I only run programs, but thanks for the vote of confidence :-P
	2:03pm Yorkie: yipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyip...
	2:04pm northguineahills: I like Fridays (After noon). I can have my iced maté w/ whiskey. Now if I had some mezcal come sundown, I'll be set.
	2:05pm bryce: no seriously. we have, like....a huge ladder. and some xmas lights, i think
	2:05pm OK Computer: The key for doing a live set: "WWBD?"
	2:07pm mo: now this is a splendid show. i was speechless until a baby mosquito bited my uaxuctum.
	2:08pm OK Computer: Viacinto Scelsa? Didn't he use to have a show here?
	2:12pm mo: what is it all about this yorke thing? is there anyone who doesn't like depressed shoegazers? they're fun!
	2:14pm Carmichael: Perfect working-my-ass-off music, Brycey Boy. I'm busier than a one legged man in a butt kicking contest.
	2:15pm Looms: Cool, this Giacinto Scelsi is available at my local public library. My wallet is happy again :)
	2:15pm OK Computer: Hey man, slow down, slow down, idiot slow down...
	2:15pm northguineahills: Is this a recent recording? Awesome that a choir in Krakow, Poland would do a Scelsi piece.
	2:16pm Scelsi stalker: Scelsi rules
	2:17pm glenn: as always, the brycechat is........interesting.
	2:17pm .: ?
	2:17pm too much coffee: it just so happens that Uaxuctum sounds really, really erotic in Etruscan
	2:17pm mo: what's exactly amazing in polish choir doing scelsi work?
	2:19pm tim from champaign: Bryce, why did you bully Mitt Romney?
	2:19pm too much coffee: bryce: we're not smothering you, but you're smothering us with space-y science-y noize shit! and we're lovin it!
	2:20pm too much coffee: Romney doesn't need anyone to bully him. he does a good enoug enough job beating himself up nearly every time he opens his mouth
	2:20pm Audio Engineer: Was that recorded in a Polish cathedral? -- My dad would always said we must be living in a Polish cathedral, just before shutting off most of the lights.
	2:20pm bryce: tim, he just can't look like that
	2:22pm bryce: hey ngh, there were 3 or 4 scelsi discs on accord in, like, 1990. i think they're my favorite performances of his big orchestral things. they all look the same - bit.ly...
	2:23pm mo: @ Audio Engineer: more info on polish cathedrals, please, as i am 'polak' and would like to know.
	2:24pm bryce: audio engineer.... flic.kr...
	2:25pm mo: yep. that's in krak town
	2:25pm Audio Engineer: @mo: Surely you are better than that at picking a fight. Skillz, dude.
	2:25pm northguineahills: Until recently, Scelsi was rarely performed by anyone. He was reviled in Italy during his lifetime. All of my recordings were done by German or Italian ensembles. It's awesome he's finally getting exposure. Poland has some awesome festivals, Unsound being the foremost off the top of my head (Unsound NYC was awesome this year)>
	2:27pm mo: @Audio... easy mate :) am not a nazi pole :)) just wanted to know...
	2:27pm Audio Engineer: @bryce: That is one Baroque cathedral. Looks very Italian, which after all is where Baroque emanated from. So Scelsi in a Polish cathedral fits on various levels...
	2:28pm bryce: ngh, still can't believe you were chillaxin in his crib
	2:32pm northguineahills: bryce, that wasn't me. I do remember a commenter sometime last autumn that said he visited his house. It's on my to-do list once I get to Italia. The best travel story I have is that I got my friend in Mexico City last December to take me to the address where William Burroughs shot his wife.
	2:32pm bryce: doh!
	2:32pm bryce: YES IT WAS
	2:33pm bruceleh: @northguineahills You were in Mexico City and you didn't try to find Nancarrow's house?
	2:33pm Audio Engineer: @mo: I grew up in southern Michigan, where there was a huge Polish immigrant communit (check "Hamtramck, MI" in wikipedia, for example.) I went to Catholic grade school with many of them. Poles are cool, but in the 1970s people were still pretty insensitive about ethnic "humor". There's really quite a lot of irony in the descendants of Irish Catholic immigrants from late 1800s looking down on Polish Catholic immigrants from the early 1900s for being supposedly less sophisticated. People are weird.
	2:34pm bryce: is there a, er, placard or anything at the burroughs spot??
	2:34pm mo: @Audio Sumffin: REMEMBER - IT"S NOT A FIGHT. now: scelsi in mongolian yurta by balinese gamellan quartet doesn't fit so well as in polish baroque (read: italian) church?
	2:35pm Pheezy: northguineahills: Is the WSB building you mentioned in Mexico City still a residence?
	2:35pm bryce: would love to see nancarrow's crazy mosaics in person
	2:38pm Audio Engineer: All patterns are patterns. So any culture fits somehow with any other. But Poland was a Catholic country for much of its history, and the Poland-Italy patterns are therefore fairly closely tied, and closely linked genetically/historically, if we are looking at the ecclesiastical architecture and iconography of Poland and Italy, FWIW.
	2:39pm opl: THE POLISH LOAN SHARK Lends out all his money, then skips town.
	2:40pm mo: @opl good one
	2:40pm northguineahills: The address where Burroughs shot his wife has an older looking albeit recently refurbished facade leading to a mini outdoor foyer. The building itself (set back about 3 meters from the facade) was obviously built w/in the last 15 years, the facade was done in an early 20th century fashion. Colon Nancarrow escaped my mind while I was there. I'm definitely looking that up when I go there next (my fiance is from Pachuca, Mexico)
	2:42pm northguineahills: FWIW, I was just commenting on Scelsi being performed outside the standard avant-garde circles, and even then, he wouldn't be so standard to begin w/.
	2:42pm bryce: whoa finacé, that's awesome! congrats!
	2:43pm mo: @Audio Engineer: 'Poland was a Catholic country for much of its history' as half of europe, no? so ok. i understand now. scelsi fits in poland or portugal, but doesn't fit in germany, brit empire, and russia right?
	2:44pm northguineahills: Thanks, Bryce. Popped the Q in Iceland in our Iceland/Berlin/Mexico trip last Nov-Dec. Which is why I'm broke now, I need a job, damnit. Oh, and Burrough's residence seem to be still a residence, albeit an apt bldg.
	2:46pm northguineahills: I have a pic somewhere on my iPad of Burrough's residence. need to find it.
	2:47pm bruceleh: @northguineahills At the wedding are you going to pachuca hop twirl her? :D
	2:48pm Marc in Liverpool: Strange Life. :-)
	2:51pm northguineahills: I know pachuco boogie, need to look up pachuca hop twirl.
	2:54pm still b/p: Pachuca hop twirl sounds like a tasty IPA.
	2:55pm bruceleh: It's reference from Beefheart/Zappa 'Bongo Fury'
	2:55pm Audio Engineer: @mo: The eastern half of the Roman Empire had Greek as its high-culture/religious language, and the western half had Latin. Poland is the easternmost large country that was converted by the western church. Within the western church there was a schism in the 1500s called the Reformation or Protestantism, and the northwestern part of western Europe broke away from Rome. Protestant ecclesiastal architecture went to the opposite extreme from the Baroque (plainness vs. busy-ness etc.) that dominated in then still-Catholic countries. Compare a Congregationalist/Purtian or Quaker meting house to a Baroque cathedral (as in Poland or Italy) if the distinction seems unfamiliar. All of Eureope has commonalities, and pretendinhg there are walls rather than very permeable membranes is an error. But yes, northern Germany and England became Protestant, Spain and Poland and Italy stayed Catholic, and Russia was eastern Orthodox. The Cold War in the second half of the 1900s was just one of the more recent examples of the old east-west wrestling match between those two old siblings, the eastern and western halves of the Roman empire...
	2:56pm Doublemint Twins: We were just going to say that!
	2:57pm mo: @Audio Engineer: first impression: WOOHAH!
	2:57pm Audio Engineer: You could have saved me the trouble :-)
	2:57pm bryce: well...bye, all! have great weeks!
	2:59pm maja: thank you, all
	3:04pm mo: @Audio Engineer: good job. it still doesn't explain WHAT is so special in polish orchestra and choir plain scelsi.

Bryce: Playlist from May 11, 2012

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May 11, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Dälek	Paragraphs Relentless "Paragraphs Relentless" by "Dälek"	Abandoned Language		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Yann Tomita & Grandmaster Flash	Vinyl Beat of Two Turntables with Cybernetics & Bio-Feedback	Music for Living Sound
Philip Sanderson	Reprint Two "Reprint Two" by "Philip Sanderson"	Reprint		0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Leo Kupper	L'Enclume des Forces "L'Enclume des Forces" by "Leo Kupper"	Complete Electronic Works 1961–74		0:22:40 (Pop-up)
Ingram Marshall	Cortez "Cortez" by "Ingram Marshall"	Ikon and Other Early Works		0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Ingram Marshall	IKON (Ayiasma) "IKON (Ayiasma)" by "Ingram Marshall"	Ikon and Other Early Works	text/voice: Gunnar Ekelöf	0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Sten Hanson	AU 197,0 "AU 197,0" by "Sten Hanson"	Text-Sound Gems and Trinkets		0:53:54 (Pop-up)
Åke Hodell	The Road to Nepal "The Road to Nepal" by "Åke Hodell"	Verbal Brainwash and Other Works		0:59:19 (Pop-up)
Aranos	Crab Life "Crab Life" by "Aranos"	Throat Clearance		1:20:59 (Pop-up)
Lois V. Vierk	River Beneath the River	River Beneath the River		1:31:21 (Pop-up)
Giacinto Scelsi	Uaxuctum "Uaxuctum" by "Giacinto Scelsi"	Quattro Pezzi per Orchestra / Anahit / Uaxuctum	Orchestre et Chœur de la Radio-Télévision Polonaise de Cracovie, directed by Jürg Wyttenbach	1:45:20 (Pop-up)
Salvatore Sciarrino	Sei Quartetti Brevi	From Italy	Arditti String Quartet	2:06:38 (Pop-up)
Sofia Gubaidulina	In Croce "In Croce" by "Sofia Gubaidulina"	Sieben Worte / In Croce		2:22:50 (Pop-up)
Iva Bittová	Dos Kelbl "Dos Kelbl" by "Iva Bittová"	Ne Nehlèdej		2:39:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Thom York: It's About Time We Hear Some Ethnic Music On Your Show, Brice!
	12:05pm Cecile: bryce!
	12:06pm too much coffee: EeEEeEexXxxTttErrRrrRRRrrrrrRRRRRrrrrrMMMMMmmmMmMMiiiiiiiiiIIIIiinnnnNNNNNNnnAaAAAaaAtTTTTttTTee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:06pm paula pc: I needed this right now, Bryce...thanks...so much...
	12:07pm too much coffee: yup - can't get more "eth" than dalek music, now can we?
	12:07pm bryce: :)
	12:08pm HotRod: :)
	12:08pm Cheri Pi: I love these guys-was just listening to them the other night at cp/hq
	12:12pm Thom York: :)
	12:13pm Cheri Pi: :)
	12:14pm bryce: %~]:{'
	12:17pm Cheri Pi: ಠ_ಠ
	12:17pm common: ^%$*
	12:20pm maja: heeey HOt rod! I missed your show! too late but since then, it was great on wfmu great time great tunes live shows etc.
	12:21pm Swan: And that's how it is done!
	12:23pm Cheri Pi: ∑(O_O；)
	12:27pm maja: :)
	12:29pm northguineahills: I missed Hot Rod as well, but only b/c I finally got sleep on. But that's what the archives are for.
	12:32pm dc pat: == __\ __.-"\---\|__ / \\_@\-'/ \ \__/ \__/
	12:32pm dc pat: whoa! that didn't come out right.
	12:33pm maja: yes yes yes @ngh I listen to all off hotrods shows but i like her so much in real time! just to tell her i love her but i realize: bryce i love you too! dc pat i recognize a bicycle!
	12:35pm bryce: yay! big robot hugs
	12:35pm Looms: Hello there! Love this Leo Hupper, weird stuff.
	12:36pm maja: bleep
	12:36pm \m/ >v< \m/: ow!
	12:36pm bryce: hey watch it, thor
	12:36pm George of Troy: Yes, this Leo Kupper is excellent!
	12:41pm \m/ >v< \m/: Which Beastie Boys album samples this?
	12:52pm nic: hey i love this
	12:54pm bryce: nic! you're always so nice...seriously, thx for all the positive energy. makes me feel good about being here
	12:57pm northguineahills: I was confusing Yann Tomita w/ Isao Tomita. Still confused.
	1:01pm bryce: ahaaa!
	1:01pm G: You say Tomita, and I say Tomata
	1:03pm Dead Corporate Eyes: in the mood for a good old-fashioned synapse-scrub tonight...
	1:04pm bryce: isao tomita's the one that flies around in a giant glass pyramid, wearing shades. yann tomita's the one that shoves electrodes up grandmaster flash.
	1:13pm maja: %$%)#(;)
	1:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes*: back crack and sack wax tonight!
	1:15pm northguineahills: I feel like listening to one of those fylkingen tone poetry recs now.
	1:15pm Cecile: hee, hee, the A in Ake's name looks like a stick figure little girl. Furrin peeple are funny.
	1:20pm Carmichael: Oh, hey, Hi Bryce. How's it going?
	1:20pm David Attenborough: I love cute little monkeys. they're so funneh
	1:21pm bryce: hey, carm!
	1:21pm Hope & Crosby: Åke Hodell doesn't have Dorothy Lamour's figure, but he could sure still hyp-no-tize a fella like nobody's business.
	1:21pm Dalai Lama: Fucking motor bikes
	1:21pm Sam: Yeah, I can't believe you actually put the little circle over the A. I think that's going too far.
	1:23pm Harry: is anyone excited about you-know-what?
	1:24pm northguineahills: Cecile, judging how you spelled foreign, I can only surmise you've been spending too much time in Yahoo comment sections. ;)
	1:24pm Cecile: hahahhahaha
	1:25pm nic: bryce_keep flying_all great
	1:25pm Mitt Romney: I love musicals.
	1:26pm still b/p: "Hair?"
	1:28pm too much coffee: listening to this makes me want to start crawling under the tables here at the office
	1:28pm northguineahills: Note to self, when frying squid, wear and apron. I made a frickin' mess.
	1:29pm Mitt Romney: Not Hair. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is a musical I love. And legally Blonde too.
	1:29pm too much coffee: note to squid, when frying ... nevermind
	1:30pm Calamari: I'm so fried right now.
	1:31pm too much coffee: me too
	1:32pm northguineahills: *and=an
	1:32pm too much coffee: re: Hodell, fighter pilot + sound artist is a sexy combination, somehow
	1:32pm too much coffee: there's just something... Rammsteinian about it
	1:33pm northguineahills: http://www.fylkingen.se/node/251 want
	1:33pm Eric Bee: @too much coffee: why don't you drink a bit less?
	1:34pm bryce: jeff koons, citigroup
	1:34pm Cecile: speaking of Rammstein, I didn't go, but apprarently the lead guitarist wore metal wings that shot fire every few minutes for almost 2 hours!
	1:34pm bryce: ngh, it's so nice! 3 cds......
	1:37pm Dafydd: Crab life is so peaceful...
	1:37pm too much coffee: actually haven't had any today
	1:39pm Eric Bee: Porn has ruined my life. My boiler has gone and I'm scared to call the plumber.
	1:40pm Dafydd: @Eric Bee - have some coffee then . . .
	1:40pm too much coffee: very happy to say that I did make it to Rammstein, and enjoyed it tremendously. however, it's pretty much the same show they've been doing since 2005 or so (according to the research I've been doing into their <i>oeuvre</i>)
	1:40pm Eric Bee: sheep shagger
	1:41pm too much coffee: coffee >>> porn, man!
	1:41pm too much coffee: at least with coffee, you know when you're overdosing
	1:43pm stefica: My first live Bryce show in three weeks~ahhhhh!
	1:43pm maja: what coffee do you like most?
	1:43pm Dafydd: strong coffee
	1:44pm Dafydd: I like a little sheep in my coffee
	1:45pm maja: yes live is best, i mean like bean? what difference?
	1:45pm Thom York: Brice, Is This Still Your Show?
	1:45pm Dafydd: Sumatra and Dorset sheep
	1:46pm northguineahills: I gave up coffee 4 years ago (hurts my GI tract). However, I did have espresso for the first time in ages yesterday, and it was heavenly.
	1:46pm Eric Bee: Someone needs to find an alternative to tea and coffee. Those 2 have had the market cornered for too long.
	1:46pm maja: oh these violins, cello's or whatever!!!
	1:46pm too much coffee: there's always crystal meth
	1:47pm Dafydd: There are suitable energy drinks out there that are a fine alternative
	1:47pm too much coffee: (which I've come to consider porn as being analogous to)
	1:47pm Eric Bee: leek eating sheep shagger
	1:48pm too much coffee: I bet they're going to find out some naaaaassstyyy stuff out about these "energy drinks" some day
	1:48pm Dafydd: Would you like 1 pron or 2 with your coffee?
	1:49pm too much coffee: or more likely: the companies making those drinks already have, but (as with their internal tobacco research) are suppressing it
	1:49pm Dafydd: leek eating sheep shagger with black boots to you
	1:50pm Eric Bee: I wonder if Lois V. Vierk ever had a threesome
	1:50pm Dafydd: Do you mean river beneath the river beneath the river?
	1:50pm too much coffee: with a name like that, he'd have to have
	1:50pm Thom York: Hey Brice, Can You Play My New Single "Sheep Shagger With Black Boots"?
	1:51pm maja: @ northguinyeuihills I know that, one year whitout and then a first one. OOps. It was for me goodbye healthyness for a long time.
	1:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes*: I had one once. Wasn't that great for me.
	1:52pm too much coffee: great song title... I'd love to do a German cover of it
	1:52pm Dafydd: Its on the Wellington label
	1:53pm Doublemint Twins: @DCE: Or us!
	1:54pm Lois V. Vierk: I can confirm that I have never had a threesome. I did however, once punch a woman in the face.
	1:55pm too much coffee: new hobby: doing image searches on people you hadn't heard about before + trying to guess (from their picture) whether they've been in a threesome or not
	1:55pm Lois V. Vierk: Uaxuctum isn't even a word.
	1:55pm northguineahills: Well considering I'm drinking maté w/ irish whiskey, I think I've found my alternative (can still drink tea, just not on an empty stomach).
	1:56pm too much coffee: ...while at work!
	1:56pm Giacinto Scelsi: Whiskey is pish. Whisky is better/
	1:56pm northguineahills: Scelsi!
	1:57pm Giacinto Scelsi: shut it, Vierk
	1:57pm too much coffee: but it's an interesting name for an organ of admittance
	1:57pm Thom York: Are You Laughing At Me?
	1:58pm bryce: are you smothering me?
	1:58pm Thom Yorke: yes
	1:58pm northguineahills: The Silver River (in Silver Springs, FL), has a subterranean river beneath it.
	1:59pm Thom York: It's Like I Can't Breathe When You Are On The Radio!
	1:59pm dc pat: why if it isn't Mr. Scelsi! somebody say whiskey? I'll be making my second batch of mint juleps in one month, in about 2 hours...
	1:59pm Thom York: Did You Play My New Single? I Am Listening To Sirius Pandora?
	1:59pm OK Computer: Karma police, arrest that Thom His smothering comments are making me feel ill :-)
	1:59pm Cornholio: ARE YOU TAUNTING ME?
	2:01pm bryce: OK computer, would you like to come do a live set??
	2:02pm Thom York: My New Band Can Play On The Air. We Are All Laptop. I Have An Intern.
	2:02pm bryce: we have buckets! you can dance on them and stack them and stuff. i mean, if you want
	2:02pm OK Computer: I only run programs, but thanks for the vote of confidence :-P
	2:03pm Yorkie: yipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyipyip...
	2:04pm northguineahills: I like Fridays (After noon). I can have my iced maté w/ whiskey. Now if I had some mezcal come sundown, I'll be set.
	2:05pm bryce: no seriously. we have, like....a huge ladder. and some xmas lights, i think
	2:05pm OK Computer: The key for doing a live set: "WWBD?"
	2:07pm mo: now this is a splendid show. i was speechless until a baby mosquito bited my uaxuctum.
	2:08pm OK Computer: Viacinto Scelsa? Didn't he use to have a show here?
	2:12pm mo: what is it all about this yorke thing? is there anyone who doesn't like depressed shoegazers? they're fun!
	2:14pm Carmichael: Perfect working-my-ass-off music, Brycey Boy. I'm busier than a one legged man in a butt kicking contest.
	2:15pm Looms: Cool, this Giacinto Scelsi is available at my local public library. My wallet is happy again :)
	2:15pm OK Computer: Hey man, slow down, slow down, idiot slow down...
	2:15pm northguineahills: Is this a recent recording? Awesome that a choir in Krakow, Poland would do a Scelsi piece.
	2:16pm Scelsi stalker: Scelsi rules
	2:17pm glenn: as always, the brycechat is........interesting.
	2:17pm .: ?
	2:17pm too much coffee: it just so happens that Uaxuctum sounds really, really erotic in Etruscan
	2:17pm mo: what's exactly amazing in polish choir doing scelsi work?
	2:19pm tim from champaign: Bryce, why did you bully Mitt Romney?
	2:19pm too much coffee: bryce: we're not smothering you, but you're smothering us with space-y science-y noize shit! and we're lovin it!
	2:20pm too much coffee: Romney doesn't need anyone to bully him. he does a good enoug enough job beating himself up nearly every time he opens his mouth
	2:20pm Audio Engineer: Was that recorded in a Polish cathedral? -- My dad would always said we must be living in a Polish cathedral, just before shutting off most of the lights.
	2:20pm bryce: tim, he just can't look like that
	2:22pm bryce: hey ngh, there were 3 or 4 scelsi discs on accord in, like, 1990. i think they're my favorite performances of his big orchestral things. they all look the same - bit.ly...
	2:23pm mo: @ Audio Engineer: more info on polish cathedrals, please, as i am 'polak' and would like to know.
	2:24pm bryce: audio engineer.... flic.kr...
	2:25pm mo: yep. that's in krak town
	2:25pm Audio Engineer: @mo: Surely you are better than that at picking a fight. Skillz, dude.
	2:25pm northguineahills: Until recently, Scelsi was rarely performed by anyone. He was reviled in Italy during his lifetime. All of my recordings were done by German or Italian ensembles. It's awesome he's finally getting exposure. Poland has some awesome festivals, Unsound being the foremost off the top of my head (Unsound NYC was awesome this year)>
	2:27pm mo: @Audio... easy mate :) am not a nazi pole :)) just wanted to know...
	2:27pm Audio Engineer: @bryce: That is one Baroque cathedral. Looks very Italian, which after all is where Baroque emanated from. So Scelsi in a Polish cathedral fits on various levels...
	2:28pm bryce: ngh, still can't believe you were chillaxin in his crib
	2:32pm northguineahills: bryce, that wasn't me. I do remember a commenter sometime last autumn that said he visited his house. It's on my to-do list once I get to Italia. The best travel story I have is that I got my friend in Mexico City last December to take me to the address where William Burroughs shot his wife.
	2:32pm bryce: doh!
	2:32pm bryce: YES IT WAS
	2:33pm bruceleh: @northguineahills You were in Mexico City and you didn't try to find Nancarrow's house?
	2:33pm Audio Engineer: @mo: I grew up in southern Michigan, where there was a huge Polish immigrant communit (check "Hamtramck, MI" in wikipedia, for example.) I went to Catholic grade school with many of them. Poles are cool, but in the 1970s people were still pretty insensitive about ethnic "humor". There's really quite a lot of irony in the descendants of Irish Catholic immigrants from late 1800s looking down on Polish Catholic immigrants from the early 1900s for being supposedly less sophisticated. People are weird.
	2:34pm bryce: is there a, er, placard or anything at the burroughs spot??
	2:34pm mo: @Audio Sumffin: REMEMBER - IT"S NOT A FIGHT. now: scelsi in mongolian yurta by balinese gamellan quartet doesn't fit so well as in polish baroque (read: italian) church?
	2:35pm Pheezy: northguineahills: Is the WSB building you mentioned in Mexico City still a residence?
	2:35pm bryce: would love to see nancarrow's crazy mosaics in person
	2:38pm Audio Engineer: All patterns are patterns. So any culture fits somehow with any other. But Poland was a Catholic country for much of its history, and the Poland-Italy patterns are therefore fairly closely tied, and closely linked genetically/historically, if we are looking at the ecclesiastical architecture and iconography of Poland and Italy, FWIW.
	2:39pm opl: THE POLISH LOAN SHARK Lends out all his money, then skips town.
	2:40pm mo: @opl good one
	2:40pm northguineahills: The address where Burroughs shot his wife has an older looking albeit recently refurbished facade leading to a mini outdoor foyer. The building itself (set back about 3 meters from the facade) was obviously built w/in the last 15 years, the facade was done in an early 20th century fashion. Colon Nancarrow escaped my mind while I was there. I'm definitely looking that up when I go there next (my fiance is from Pachuca, Mexico)
	2:42pm northguineahills: FWIW, I was just commenting on Scelsi being performed outside the standard avant-garde circles, and even then, he wouldn't be so standard to begin w/.
	2:42pm bryce: whoa finacé, that's awesome! congrats!
	2:43pm mo: @Audio Engineer: 'Poland was a Catholic country for much of its history' as half of europe, no? so ok. i understand now. scelsi fits in poland or portugal, but doesn't fit in germany, brit empire, and russia right?
	2:44pm northguineahills: Thanks, Bryce. Popped the Q in Iceland in our Iceland/Berlin/Mexico trip last Nov-Dec. Which is why I'm broke now, I need a job, damnit. Oh, and Burrough's residence seem to be still a residence, albeit an apt bldg.
	2:46pm northguineahills: I have a pic somewhere on my iPad of Burrough's residence. need to find it.
	2:47pm bruceleh: @northguineahills At the wedding are you going to pachuca hop twirl her? :D
	2:48pm Marc in Liverpool: Strange Life. :-)
	2:51pm northguineahills: I know pachuco boogie, need to look up pachuca hop twirl.
	2:54pm still b/p: Pachuca hop twirl sounds like a tasty IPA.
	2:55pm bruceleh: It's reference from Beefheart/Zappa 'Bongo Fury'
	2:55pm Audio Engineer: @mo: The eastern half of the Roman Empire had Greek as its high-culture/religious language, and the western half had Latin. Poland is the easternmost large country that was converted by the western church. Within the western church there was a schism in the 1500s called the Reformation or Protestantism, and the northwestern part of western Europe broke away from Rome. Protestant ecclesiastal architecture went to the opposite extreme from the Baroque (plainness vs. busy-ness etc.) that dominated in then still-Catholic countries. Compare a Congregationalist/Purtian or Quaker meting house to a Baroque cathedral (as in Poland or Italy) if the distinction seems unfamiliar. All of Eureope has commonalities, and pretendinhg there are walls rather than very permeable membranes is an error. But yes, northern Germany and England became Protestant, Spain and Poland and Italy stayed Catholic, and Russia was eastern Orthodox. The Cold War in the second half of the 1900s was just one of the more recent examples of the old east-west wrestling match between those two old siblings, the eastern and western halves of the Roman empire...
	2:56pm Doublemint Twins: We were just going to say that!
	2:57pm mo: @Audio Engineer: first impression: WOOHAH!
	2:57pm Audio Engineer: You could have saved me the trouble :-)
	2:57pm bryce: well...bye, all! have great weeks!
	2:59pm maja: thank you, all
	3:04pm mo: @Audio Engineer: good job. it still doesn't explain WHAT is so special in polish orchestra and choir plain scelsi.

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