WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 29, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:08pm common: have the pods been released, Bryce?
	12:09pm Bryce: SOON
	12:10pm fred: Good afternoon Bryce. Strange how Parmegiani was not played as much as Lou Reed. Thanks for fixing that somewhat
	12:10pm DCE: happy post-Thanksgiving chill day.
	12:13pm common: very good.
	12:17pm fred: GRM put up a tribute site (in French, though): www.inagrm.com...
	12:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - + -
	12:19pm Bryce: cool, fred, thanks! yeah, hoping people wouldn't be burned out on the man yet. literally found out at the beginning of my show last week, so didn't have my parmegiani suitcase with me.
	12:21pm Bryce: did a parmegiani tribute 6 or 7 years ago. there may be some overlap, but i'll try not to too much. (archives that old are in mono anyway, i think...) wfmu.org...
	12:21pm amEdeo: BUnssssss!
	12:25pm fred: Bryce, Parmegiani was born in 1927
	12:26pm joe voltage: Thanks Bryce for getting me into Mr. Parmegiani a few years back.
	12:27pm Bryce: whoopsie, yes he was! thank you! still running around like a maniac over here...
	12:35pm Bryce: joe! :)
	12:40pm joe voltage: I hope you had your fill of gravy shots yesterday.
	12:47pm Bryce: we never got past a cheese plate and bottles of wine...MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA!
	12:49pm von Wildenhaus: Great. Thanks. Perfect in stereo.
	12:50pm JakeGould: Why aren’t you patriots out shopping? The economy needs you!
	12:50pm joe voltage: That's perfect. Diane and I had lemonades and vodka.
	12:54pm amEdeo: Bottles of Cheese.
	12:56pm joe voltage: Somebody threw gravy on the hood of my car at the salvation army one time. smelt great driving home but looked like baby crap.
	12:58pm JakeGould: It was baby crap from when they fed the baby gravy.
	1:01pm joe voltage: It tasted fine?
	1:07pm amEdeo: I love. This. Music.
	1:09pm Bryce: :)
	1:30pm Looms: Hello. I wonder if playing his work about Dante's Divine Comedy is relevant these days (though they're amongst my favorites)
	1:32pm Bryce: looms! hahaa, tell me about it.... almost played l'enfer. hard to choose!
	1:39pm mary: appreciate your great sound design for the Christopher Knowles performance Sunday. Almost said hello as a radio fan; I know your visage from some kind of fmu display
	1:41pm mary: p.s. thanks for this Parmegiani !
	1:42pm Bryce: wow, mary, you saw that?? that's incredible. thank you so much! i wish you said hi!
	1:43pm northguineahills: I usually Bryce lately b/tn lunch and afternoon meeting, but I get to see him today!
	1:43pm Bryce: whoa, are you here?
	2:04pm βrian: What's everyone doing here? You're not running with the bulls?
	2:06pm DeemerDave: I'm running with the virtual bulls
	2:10pm amEdeo: I'm hiding them inside of my pants!
	2:10pm northguineahills: oh, and damn, Parmegiani died, and this is the first I heard of it.
	2:13pm Whosondephone: WOW Dude!
	2:20pm Looms: Yes, Stade2 was a famous sport TV show.
	2:21pm Bryce: can't believe parmegiani did a sports show jingle! so great....
	2:25pm Brian in UK: Hello Bryce. Sad news. Side bar, Boris Vian is a hero in this house.
	2:26pm Looms: Easy to understand nonetheless: Parmegiani worked for the GRM which is a national "institution" and Stade2 was aired on national TV. They just asked one of the best to do the work.
	2:27pm Looms: @Brian: Boris Vian is a hero here at home and in my family too.
	2:29pm Bryce: doesn't seem like many people outside of france know about him! i guess his writing's pretty untranslatable....
	2:30pm Bryce: ever come across this? youtu.be...
	2:32pm Looms: NEVER! Thanks, it's great.
	2:33pm Brian in UK: @Looms there is a Boris Vian Centre somewhere close to Paris I believe. Saoud Massi played there not so long ago. His jazz writings are/were very perceptive. @Bryce his 'Froth on a Daydream' was very Sixties in translation by Penguin and as for Heartsnatcher. Well.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Bryce have you got the 'Pataphysics CD prepared by Andrew Hugill thought Sonic Arts Network?
	2:38pm Bryce: got those and "i spit on your graves" — love love 'em! but i know there's a dimension of wordplay i'll always be missing, at least till i learn my way around french.
	2:39pm Bryce: no, i don't have that!
	2:40pm Brian in UK: Can I send you a copy?
	2:41pm northguineahills: I was disappointed when I was Charles de Gaulle airport and they had discontinued the alert beep that Parmegiani engineered.
	2:45pm Bryce: nooo! that's too bad. what's next, the alan parsons escalators??
	2:46pm Bryce: brian, that would be amazing! those sonic arts book/CDs are lovely — vicki's sent me a couple!
	2:48pm Brian in UK: Sorry to digress from the tribute. Will do, Bryce in time. Must catch the last part of Eugene Onegin on BBC. Chin chin.
	2:51pm Bryce: pip pip!
	2:53pm Looms: Brian, I'm sure Parmegiani would see no harm in our discussion about BV while his music is aired. He loved his work.
	2:54pm joe voltage: Great show Bryce!! Just got back from the store. you gotta try this pear hard cider by rekorderlig. Stuff is awesome
	2:55pm Looms: And yes, wonderful homage. See ya.
	2:57pm Bryce: rekorderlig, i'll keep an eye out! thanks, looms. have a good week, everyone.
	2:59pm common: thanks bryce.

Bryce: Playlist from November 29, 2013

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 29, 2013

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R.I.P.
Bernard Parmegiani
1927—2013

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Bernard Parmegiani	La roue ferris	1971		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Des mots et des sons	1977		0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Capture éphémère	1967		0:29:42 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani covering Boris Vian !	L'alcool tue	1962		0:41:30 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Et après... "Et après..." by "Bernard Parmegiani"	1973		0:46:07 (Pop-up)

Bernard Parmegiani	La création du monde	1984		1:01:29 (Pop-up)

Bernard Parmegiani	indicatif Roissy	1971	heard at CDG to this day...	2:16:15 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	indicatif France Culture	1972		2:16:19 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	indicatif "Stade 2"	1975		2:17:25 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	soundtrack to "Electrorythmes" by Peter Foldes	1968		2:17:58 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	soundtrack to "Labyrinthe" by Piotr Kamler	1969		2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	soundtrack to "Rhinomorphose", by Monique LePeuve	1965		2:22:10 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Violostries "Violostries" by "Bernard Parmegiani"	1964		2:34:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm common: have the pods been released, Bryce?
	12:09pm Bryce: SOON
	12:10pm fred: Good afternoon Bryce. Strange how Parmegiani was not played as much as Lou Reed. Thanks for fixing that somewhat
	12:10pm DCE: happy post-Thanksgiving chill day.
	12:13pm common: very good.
	12:17pm fred: GRM put up a tribute site (in French, though): www.inagrm.com...
	12:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - + -
	12:19pm Bryce: cool, fred, thanks! yeah, hoping people wouldn't be burned out on the man yet. literally found out at the beginning of my show last week, so didn't have my parmegiani suitcase with me.
	12:21pm Bryce: did a parmegiani tribute 6 or 7 years ago. there may be some overlap, but i'll try not to too much. (archives that old are in mono anyway, i think...) wfmu.org...
	12:21pm amEdeo: BUnssssss!
	12:25pm fred: Bryce, Parmegiani was born in 1927
	12:26pm joe voltage: Thanks Bryce for getting me into Mr. Parmegiani a few years back.
	12:27pm Bryce: whoopsie, yes he was! thank you! still running around like a maniac over here...
	12:35pm Bryce: joe! :)
	12:40pm joe voltage: I hope you had your fill of gravy shots yesterday.
	12:47pm Bryce: we never got past a cheese plate and bottles of wine...MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA!
	12:49pm von Wildenhaus: Great. Thanks. Perfect in stereo.
	12:50pm JakeGould: Why aren’t you patriots out shopping? The economy needs you!
	12:50pm joe voltage: That's perfect. Diane and I had lemonades and vodka.
	12:54pm amEdeo: Bottles of Cheese.
	12:56pm joe voltage: Somebody threw gravy on the hood of my car at the salvation army one time. smelt great driving home but looked like baby crap.
	12:58pm JakeGould: It was baby crap from when they fed the baby gravy.
	1:01pm joe voltage: It tasted fine?
	1:07pm amEdeo: I love. This. Music.
	1:09pm Bryce: :)
	1:30pm Looms: Hello. I wonder if playing his work about Dante's Divine Comedy is relevant these days (though they're amongst my favorites)
	1:32pm Bryce: looms! hahaa, tell me about it.... almost played l'enfer. hard to choose!
	1:39pm mary: appreciate your great sound design for the Christopher Knowles performance Sunday. Almost said hello as a radio fan; I know your visage from some kind of fmu display
	1:41pm mary: p.s. thanks for this Parmegiani !
	1:42pm Bryce: wow, mary, you saw that?? that's incredible. thank you so much! i wish you said hi!
	1:43pm northguineahills: I usually Bryce lately b/tn lunch and afternoon meeting, but I get to see him today!
	1:43pm Bryce: whoa, are you here?
	2:04pm βrian: What's everyone doing here? You're not running with the bulls?
	2:06pm DeemerDave: I'm running with the virtual bulls
	2:10pm amEdeo: I'm hiding them inside of my pants!
	2:10pm northguineahills: oh, and damn, Parmegiani died, and this is the first I heard of it.
	2:13pm Whosondephone: WOW Dude!
	2:20pm Looms: Yes, Stade2 was a famous sport TV show.
	2:21pm Bryce: can't believe parmegiani did a sports show jingle! so great....
	2:25pm Brian in UK: Hello Bryce. Sad news. Side bar, Boris Vian is a hero in this house.
	2:26pm Looms: Easy to understand nonetheless: Parmegiani worked for the GRM which is a national "institution" and Stade2 was aired on national TV. They just asked one of the best to do the work.
	2:27pm Looms: @Brian: Boris Vian is a hero here at home and in my family too.
	2:29pm Bryce: doesn't seem like many people outside of france know about him! i guess his writing's pretty untranslatable....
	2:30pm Bryce: ever come across this? youtu.be...
	2:32pm Looms: NEVER! Thanks, it's great.
	2:33pm Brian in UK: @Looms there is a Boris Vian Centre somewhere close to Paris I believe. Saoud Massi played there not so long ago. His jazz writings are/were very perceptive. @Bryce his 'Froth on a Daydream' was very Sixties in translation by Penguin and as for Heartsnatcher. Well.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Bryce have you got the 'Pataphysics CD prepared by Andrew Hugill thought Sonic Arts Network?
	2:38pm Bryce: got those and "i spit on your graves" — love love 'em! but i know there's a dimension of wordplay i'll always be missing, at least till i learn my way around french.
	2:39pm Bryce: no, i don't have that!
	2:40pm Brian in UK: Can I send you a copy?
	2:41pm northguineahills: I was disappointed when I was Charles de Gaulle airport and they had discontinued the alert beep that Parmegiani engineered.
	2:45pm Bryce: nooo! that's too bad. what's next, the alan parsons escalators??
	2:46pm Bryce: brian, that would be amazing! those sonic arts book/CDs are lovely — vicki's sent me a couple!
	2:48pm Brian in UK: Sorry to digress from the tribute. Will do, Bryce in time. Must catch the last part of Eugene Onegin on BBC. Chin chin.
	2:51pm Bryce: pip pip!
	2:53pm Looms: Brian, I'm sure Parmegiani would see no harm in our discussion about BV while his music is aired. He loved his work.
	2:54pm joe voltage: Great show Bryce!! Just got back from the store. you gotta try this pear hard cider by rekorderlig. Stuff is awesome
	2:55pm Looms: And yes, wonderful homage. See ya.
	2:57pm Bryce: rekorderlig, i'll keep an eye out! thanks, looms. have a good week, everyone.
	2:59pm common: thanks bryce.

Bryce: Playlist from November 29, 2013

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