WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from January 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dude.
	12:08pm fred: Hello Bryce and RTD
	12:08pm Bryce: baleebalooooooo
	12:10pm DCE: I am pleased to join you.
	12:13pm Zach: dang this is cool
	12:14pm common: what's on the wall, bryce?
	12:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Digging the direction. I fear this will be another no-effing-way-i'm-leaving-this-for-lunch type show thing.
	12:18pm Zach: ah there're other songs by the Diagram Brothers! these guys are so excellent!!
	12:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ....yeh, screw lunch.
	12:19pm common: click!
	12:21pm DCE: RTD, have one of your minions bring you something, don't go hungry!
	12:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [claps hands with a sudden air of shocking authority] BRING UNTO ME A PACKET OF CHEESE & MINION CRISPS!
	12:23pm Guido (Cologne): Hi Bryce! Intersting show! German Wave, GDR-Wave? Just yesterday dug out my old special Hans-A-Plast copy.
	12:25pm nic: i just got here_crazycool+++
	12:25pm Carmichael: Totally non-Brycean music. At least back there. <rubbing chin and thinking> Hmmm, what's he up to??
	12:26pm Bryce: hahaaaa, carmichael, you say that, like once every 5 weeks
	12:27pm Guido (Cologne): Hans-a-Plast propably was too short-lived for beeing sued to name-change like happened to Kleenex\|Liliput. int.hansaplast.com
	12:27pm common: how's your back, bryce?
	12:31pm Carmichael: Sorry Bryce, I just heard melody and rhythm and was confused. :)
	12:32pm doca: Hi you all, I love when Bryce's up for a dance party.
	12:32pm fleep: Calming avatar in da house.
	12:36pm Bryce: ouchy! mostly better, but ouchy shoulder :(
	12:37pm Thom Yorke: Whistling Through Milk Seems Messy LOL
	12:39pm Disoriented: Is this the Bizarro Bryce show?
	12:39pm Looms: Hi! I could translate this song but fortunately I have common sense.
	12:40pm common: good, bryce. the back injury...she sucks!
	12:45pm Chris from DC: Bryce would you write me a note to get out of an afternoon of meetings?
	12:48pm Carmichael: If I would listen to this song, I would really like it.
	12:50pm Bryce: :)
	12:57pm Nick Name: Loving the sounds Bryce
	12:58pm BDR: Shorter songs than normal are nice too, but don't the lead to longer mic-breaks? I mean, I think I like your mic-breaks more than you do so I don't mind.
	12:59pm Bryce: umgonna speed reed
	1:01pm doca: I'm assuming you bought your laser harp already, eh, Bryce?
	1:05pm Bryce: hahaaa, it just popped into my head the other day
	1:06pm Bryce: hmmmm 5 green laser pens.....hmmm......
	1:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap.
	1:10pm doca: @Bryce: have you read the The Quietus piece reappraising Enya's first album released 25 years ago? I thought it was so convincing that I'm only awaiting a reappraisal of Jean-Michel Jarre's body of work
	1:11pm Bryce: haven't seen it! was that right after clannad??
	1:14pm doca: Yes, right after it. Actually it is her second album, Watermark. Here it is: thequietus.com...
	1:15pm doca: The writer has a very sound point here: "I've actually been planning to write an In Defence Of Enya feature for the Quietus since the very day we started the site. For years, saying you liked Enya was enough to get you laughed out of town. Recently, though, her implicit presence has been everywhere (whether intentional or not). A recent example would be Julia Holter's 'Horns Surrounding Me', a kissing cousin to Watermark's 'Cursum Perfico'. Or how about early Laurel Halo, Julianna Barwick, Grouper; even new Burial track 'Rival Dealer' has an Enya passage, as if his night bus had got lost up a country lane. She's surely ripe for a reappraisal." It's just like that new comp on private New Age music 1950-1990.
	1:19pm braveness23: B23 here! Got back from lunch and started working but was seriously concerned about the noises my computer was making. Upon further inspection I realized that I had left WFMU streaming through my headphones. Hi Bryce.
	1:27pm nic: super
	1:30pm Carmichael: Separating Enya the person from her product has been tricky for me. Same with Sinead O'Connor. I like their output, but have trouble with their personalities. Being from Wexford, I suppose I have a chromosonal bias.
	1:33pm doca: @Carmichael: Haha I get the same feeling with Caetano Veloso. But I find it harder to separate the musicians from their annoying fans. Just in case, I think it took me ten years to being able to really listen The Smiths.
	1:33pm sara: guten rightafter morgen bryce
	1:39pm βrian: Wha? Lyrics?
	1:43pm Bono: ya prolly hate me too Carmichael huh? Shure I can be an eejit at times I admit it
	1:44pm DCE: oh ever'body jes loves ol' Bono!
	1:44pm bennett4senate: hi Bryce
	1:45pm Bryce: heheeeyy!!
	1:46pm βrian: I prefer pro bono counsel.
	1:50pm bennett4senate: aw man I missed the Jarre, was there laser harp?
	1:54pm βrian: These lyrics make more sense to me.
	2:00pm Mr. Lowry: That sounded like the guru version of the television announcer in the hunger games.
	2:03pm DCE: what's the story with this warped country-bluesy thing? Loving it!
	2:05pm Droll: DCE, It sounds familiar like the outro on a 10cc song... trying to remember the name....
	2:06pm DCE: well I can't understand a word of that, son
	2:07pm Bryce: DCE, a weird brazilian psych record! www.discogs.com...
	2:10pm doca: @Bryce: Brazilian Nuggets blog says that it was recorded on a garage on a 2-track recorded and issued only as a private 10'' release. Rare stuff!
	2:11pm just tuning in: What was that??? Sounded like when you smoke weed and take xtasy at the same time with a glass of beer and a shot of vodka
	2:11pm Bryce: wish i had a copy!
	2:11pm LovecraftDude888: I went out for my afternoon coffee plus snack..bit darkish and icy out there. Fruity. Droll, nice to have you back! Was wondering where you'd got off to.
	2:12pm βrian: Basho? Anyone up for some haiku?
	2:14pm LovecraftDude888: Enya...Clannad....eh, I was never massive into them but they were ok. I like that Enya album alright, but haven't heard it in ages
	2:17pm LovecraftDude888: I felt the same way about her music as who was that band that did that song "SADE-NESS"? late 80s or so? Kind of new agey instrumental stuff? trip hop meets Gregorian? I thought a lot of that pop music was a flash in der pan. and I was mainly right
	2:17pm just tuning in: Did you say ENYA? I love ENYA and Clannad.
	2:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 1. had to give in to lunchy urges. 2. the spicy tofu wasn't. 3. it never is, to be fair. 4. there is no no.4.
	2:19pm LovecraftDude888: someone had mentioned this quietus revisit of Watermark. I haven't heard the whole album in ages and ages. I meant also the band ENIGMA....had that new agey sounding song Sade ness around 1990. Pleasant but kind of fluff.
	2:22pm LovecraftDude888: One band I really dug then was Propaganda...the German pop group, now they put out some good stuff! That album with Duel on it...one of my faves. I found it at HMV in 1998 or so and glad since they closed soon afterwards
	2:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...made it in time for the Schickert. That's a yay.
	2:26pm Bryce: bloop bloop bloop bloop
	2:26pm LovecraftDude888: wow never heard of this chap, reading up on him now. I'm still catching up with Krautrock per se anyway...nevermind later folks! Too much to catch up on. But I dig it.
	2:28pm LovecraftDude888: still catching up with Morton Feldman for goodness sake, and I'm a huge fan.
	2:33pm Carmichael: Can't see Die Wald for the trees.
	2:44pm Lipton soup is GOD!: Finally lunch. Lipton soup I'd GOD! So delicious Chicken Noodle!
	2:45pm LovecraftDude888: was looking up Aamon Duul II Yeti...don't own that one. on YTube...ok. Some of these albums I'd rather preview and then see if I want to order the CD or what.
	2:45pm βrian: Other bilingual jokes? What comes between \|fi(ə)r\| and \|seks\| ? (e.g. "Fear" and "Sex")
	2:45pm LovecraftDude888: this is from Pelham 123? get out!? let's hope not from the new version
	2:46pm Bryce: no sir
	2:46pm Sem Chumbo: Caper music!
	2:46pm Bryce: :)
	2:47pm βrian: Fünf !
	2:47pm LovecraftDude888: do they still have the death penalty in NY detective? "No" "Pity...." zott
	2:50pm northguineahills: looks in the fridge Crap, out of capers.....
	2:51pm Bryce: salt-packed......?
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Black Sabbath @ 78rpm
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That would certainly be a saline solution.
	2:55pm DCE: as we near the end, I would like to extend wishes for a wonderful weekend for all.
	2:56pm Bryce: you too. bye, all!
	2:56pm LovecraftDude888: enjoy the balmy weekend weather in NY anyway
	2:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Salt packed capers are too salty for me....
	3:00pm Guido (Cologne): Early Amon Düül on record usually are exiting at the first half and lengthy at the second half. Phallus Dei and Yeti ar worth checking if you are into psychedelic.

Bryce: Playlist from January 10, 2014

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January 10, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Zwitschermaschine	Alles Oder Nichts Und Noch Viel Mehr	eNDe	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Metabolist	Curly Wall "Curly Wall" by "Metabolist"	Hansten Klork	0:04:07 (Pop-up)
Hans-A-Plast	Für 'Ne Frau "Für 'Ne Frau" by "Hans-A-Plast"	Hans-A-Plast	0:11:49 (Pop-up)
The Diagram Brothers	Discordo "Discordo" by "The Diagram Brothers"	Discordo	0:13:47 (Pop-up)
Mau Mau	Rhythmus Der Trommel "Rhythmus Der Trommel" by "Mau Mau"	Kraft	0:17:04 (Pop-up)
Mind / Body / Split	Split Body Mind	If Its Not On Its Not On	0:19:44 (Pop-up)
Knusperkeks	Zeichen Der Zeit "Zeichen Der Zeit" by "Knusperkeks"	Knusperkeks	0:23:11 (Pop-up)
The Wibbley Brothers	Whistling Thru Milk	Go Weird	0:27:09 (Pop-up)
Philippe Doray & Asociaux Associés	Dans Le Dedale	Nouveaux Modes Industriels	0:32:53 (Pop-up)
The Dancing Did	The Rhythm Section Sticks Together	And Did Those Feet	0:37:48 (Pop-up)
Glaxo Babies	Maximum Sexual Joy "Maximum Sexual Joy" by "Glaxo Babies"	Nine Months to the Disco	0:39:42 (Pop-up)
The Wirtschaftswunder	Politsong "Politsong" by "The Wirtschaftswunder"	Allein	0:42:39 (Pop-up)
Fred Weinberg	Gumball "Gumball" by "Fred Weinberg"	The Weinberg Method of Non-Synthetic Electronic Rock [cd extra]	0:44:47 (Pop-up)
Piero Umiliani	Gadget "Gadget" by "Piero Umiliani"	Musicaelettronica, volume uno	0:47:08 (Pop-up)
Picky Picnic	Got Out Lullaby "Got Out Lullaby" by "Picky Picnic"	Picnic Land	0:50:11 (Pop-up)
Jean-Michel Jarre	La Cage "La Cage" by "Jean-Michel Jarre"	La Cage / Erosmachine	0:53:37 (Pop-up)
Jean-Michel Jarre	Erosmachine "Erosmachine" by "Jean-Michel Jarre"	La Cage / Erosmachine	0:56:56 (Pop-up)

Urban Sax & Pierre Henry	Limbo "Limbo" by "Urban Sax & Pierre Henry"	Paradise Lost	1:01:04 (Pop-up)
Urban Sax & Pierre Henry	Pandemonium	Paradise Lost	1:07:37 (Pop-up)
Moondog and His Honking Geese	Bumbo	Moondog and His Honking Geese Playing Moondog's Music	1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente	Stick on Bongo "Stick on Bongo" by "Tito Puente"	Puente in Percussion	1:14:15 (Pop-up)
Mudmen	Penom Pen "Penom Pen" by "Mudmen"	Let It Go / Penom Pen	1:16:50 (Pop-up)
No Horizon	Zu Lange "Zu Lange" by "No Horizon"	No Horizon	1:20:51 (Pop-up)
Materialschlacht	Kinderfreundlich	Kinderfreundlich	1:22:55 (Pop-up)
Geisterfahrer	Das Uter "Das Uter" by "Geisterfahrer"	Schatten Voraus	1:26:43 (Pop-up)
The Just Measurers	Spies World "Spies World" by "The Just Measurers"	Flagellation	1:31:06 (Pop-up)
The Deep Freeze Mice	Reading an Agatha Christie	Hang On Constance Let Me Hear The News	1:32:46 (Pop-up)
Kim Fowley Jr.	Face on the Factory Floor	Son of Frankenstein	1:34:40 (Pop-up)
Kalahari Surfers	Beat About the Bush	Beat About the Bush / Burning Tractors Keep Us Warm	1:37:54 (Pop-up)
Two Daughters	Gloria [excerpt] "Gloria [excerpt]" by "Two Daughters"	Gloria / Kiss the Cloth	1:44:32 (Pop-up)
The Unfolding	Prana "Prana" by "The Unfolding"	How to Blow Your Mind and Have a Freak-Out Party	1:51:23 (Pop-up)
Persona	Lago "Lago" by "Persona"	Som	1:56:59 (Pop-up)

Ed Yazijian	Orange Sky (Slight Return)	Six Ways to Avoid the Evil Eye	2:03:07 (Pop-up)
Robbie Băsho	Pasha "Pasha" by "Robbie Băsho"	The Falconer's Arm II	2:06:49 (Pop-up)
Günter Schickert	Wald "Wald" by "Günter Schickert"	Samtvogel	2:15:58 (Pop-up)
Cosmic Eye	[excerpt] "[excerpt]" by "Cosmic Eye"	Dream Sequence	2:36:50 (Pop-up)
Et Cetera	Lady Blue "Lady Blue" by "Et Cetera"	Et Cetera	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
David Shire	Money Montage #2 "Money Montage #2" by "David Shire"	soundtrack to "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"	2:41:45 (Pop-up)
Jack Costanzo	Malagueña "Malagueña" by "Jack Costanzo"	Latin Fever	2:44:43 (Pop-up)
Pérez Prado	A Go Go "A Go Go" by "Pérez Prado"	Concierto Para Bongo	2:52:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dude.
	12:08pm fred: Hello Bryce and RTD
	12:08pm Bryce: baleebalooooooo
	12:10pm DCE: I am pleased to join you.
	12:13pm Zach: dang this is cool
	12:14pm common: what's on the wall, bryce?
	12:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Digging the direction. I fear this will be another no-effing-way-i'm-leaving-this-for-lunch type show thing.
	12:18pm Zach: ah there're other songs by the Diagram Brothers! these guys are so excellent!!
	12:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ....yeh, screw lunch.
	12:19pm common: click!
	12:21pm DCE: RTD, have one of your minions bring you something, don't go hungry!
	12:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [claps hands with a sudden air of shocking authority] BRING UNTO ME A PACKET OF CHEESE & MINION CRISPS!
	12:23pm Guido (Cologne): Hi Bryce! Intersting show! German Wave, GDR-Wave? Just yesterday dug out my old special Hans-A-Plast copy.
	12:25pm nic: i just got here_crazycool+++
	12:25pm Carmichael: Totally non-Brycean music. At least back there. <rubbing chin and thinking> Hmmm, what's he up to??
	12:26pm Bryce: hahaaaa, carmichael, you say that, like once every 5 weeks
	12:27pm Guido (Cologne): Hans-a-Plast propably was too short-lived for beeing sued to name-change like happened to Kleenex\|Liliput. int.hansaplast.com
	12:27pm common: how's your back, bryce?
	12:31pm Carmichael: Sorry Bryce, I just heard melody and rhythm and was confused. :)
	12:32pm doca: Hi you all, I love when Bryce's up for a dance party.
	12:32pm fleep: Calming avatar in da house.
	12:36pm Bryce: ouchy! mostly better, but ouchy shoulder :(
	12:37pm Thom Yorke: Whistling Through Milk Seems Messy LOL
	12:39pm Disoriented: Is this the Bizarro Bryce show?
	12:39pm Looms: Hi! I could translate this song but fortunately I have common sense.
	12:40pm common: good, bryce. the back injury...she sucks!
	12:45pm Chris from DC: Bryce would you write me a note to get out of an afternoon of meetings?
	12:48pm Carmichael: If I would listen to this song, I would really like it.
	12:50pm Bryce: :)
	12:57pm Nick Name: Loving the sounds Bryce
	12:58pm BDR: Shorter songs than normal are nice too, but don't the lead to longer mic-breaks? I mean, I think I like your mic-breaks more than you do so I don't mind.
	12:59pm Bryce: umgonna speed reed
	1:01pm doca: I'm assuming you bought your laser harp already, eh, Bryce?
	1:05pm Bryce: hahaaa, it just popped into my head the other day
	1:06pm Bryce: hmmmm 5 green laser pens.....hmmm......
	1:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap.
	1:10pm doca: @Bryce: have you read the The Quietus piece reappraising Enya's first album released 25 years ago? I thought it was so convincing that I'm only awaiting a reappraisal of Jean-Michel Jarre's body of work
	1:11pm Bryce: haven't seen it! was that right after clannad??
	1:14pm doca: Yes, right after it. Actually it is her second album, Watermark. Here it is: thequietus.com...
	1:15pm doca: The writer has a very sound point here: "I've actually been planning to write an In Defence Of Enya feature for the Quietus since the very day we started the site. For years, saying you liked Enya was enough to get you laughed out of town. Recently, though, her implicit presence has been everywhere (whether intentional or not). A recent example would be Julia Holter's 'Horns Surrounding Me', a kissing cousin to Watermark's 'Cursum Perfico'. Or how about early Laurel Halo, Julianna Barwick, Grouper; even new Burial track 'Rival Dealer' has an Enya passage, as if his night bus had got lost up a country lane. She's surely ripe for a reappraisal." It's just like that new comp on private New Age music 1950-1990.
	1:19pm braveness23: B23 here! Got back from lunch and started working but was seriously concerned about the noises my computer was making. Upon further inspection I realized that I had left WFMU streaming through my headphones. Hi Bryce.
	1:27pm nic: super
	1:30pm Carmichael: Separating Enya the person from her product has been tricky for me. Same with Sinead O'Connor. I like their output, but have trouble with their personalities. Being from Wexford, I suppose I have a chromosonal bias.
	1:33pm doca: @Carmichael: Haha I get the same feeling with Caetano Veloso. But I find it harder to separate the musicians from their annoying fans. Just in case, I think it took me ten years to being able to really listen The Smiths.
	1:33pm sara: guten rightafter morgen bryce
	1:39pm βrian: Wha? Lyrics?
	1:43pm Bono: ya prolly hate me too Carmichael huh? Shure I can be an eejit at times I admit it
	1:44pm DCE: oh ever'body jes loves ol' Bono!
	1:44pm bennett4senate: hi Bryce
	1:45pm Bryce: heheeeyy!!
	1:46pm βrian: I prefer pro bono counsel.
	1:50pm bennett4senate: aw man I missed the Jarre, was there laser harp?
	1:54pm βrian: These lyrics make more sense to me.
	2:00pm Mr. Lowry: That sounded like the guru version of the television announcer in the hunger games.
	2:03pm DCE: what's the story with this warped country-bluesy thing? Loving it!
	2:05pm Droll: DCE, It sounds familiar like the outro on a 10cc song... trying to remember the name....
	2:06pm DCE: well I can't understand a word of that, son
	2:07pm Bryce: DCE, a weird brazilian psych record! www.discogs.com...
	2:10pm doca: @Bryce: Brazilian Nuggets blog says that it was recorded on a garage on a 2-track recorded and issued only as a private 10'' release. Rare stuff!
	2:11pm just tuning in: What was that??? Sounded like when you smoke weed and take xtasy at the same time with a glass of beer and a shot of vodka
	2:11pm Bryce: wish i had a copy!
	2:11pm LovecraftDude888: I went out for my afternoon coffee plus snack..bit darkish and icy out there. Fruity. Droll, nice to have you back! Was wondering where you'd got off to.
	2:12pm βrian: Basho? Anyone up for some haiku?
	2:14pm LovecraftDude888: Enya...Clannad....eh, I was never massive into them but they were ok. I like that Enya album alright, but haven't heard it in ages
	2:17pm LovecraftDude888: I felt the same way about her music as who was that band that did that song "SADE-NESS"? late 80s or so? Kind of new agey instrumental stuff? trip hop meets Gregorian? I thought a lot of that pop music was a flash in der pan. and I was mainly right
	2:17pm just tuning in: Did you say ENYA? I love ENYA and Clannad.
	2:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 1. had to give in to lunchy urges. 2. the spicy tofu wasn't. 3. it never is, to be fair. 4. there is no no.4.
	2:19pm LovecraftDude888: someone had mentioned this quietus revisit of Watermark. I haven't heard the whole album in ages and ages. I meant also the band ENIGMA....had that new agey sounding song Sade ness around 1990. Pleasant but kind of fluff.
	2:22pm LovecraftDude888: One band I really dug then was Propaganda...the German pop group, now they put out some good stuff! That album with Duel on it...one of my faves. I found it at HMV in 1998 or so and glad since they closed soon afterwards
	2:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...made it in time for the Schickert. That's a yay.
	2:26pm Bryce: bloop bloop bloop bloop
	2:26pm LovecraftDude888: wow never heard of this chap, reading up on him now. I'm still catching up with Krautrock per se anyway...nevermind later folks! Too much to catch up on. But I dig it.
	2:28pm LovecraftDude888: still catching up with Morton Feldman for goodness sake, and I'm a huge fan.
	2:33pm Carmichael: Can't see Die Wald for the trees.
	2:44pm Lipton soup is GOD!: Finally lunch. Lipton soup I'd GOD! So delicious Chicken Noodle!
	2:45pm LovecraftDude888: was looking up Aamon Duul II Yeti...don't own that one. on YTube...ok. Some of these albums I'd rather preview and then see if I want to order the CD or what.
	2:45pm βrian: Other bilingual jokes? What comes between \|fi(ə)r\| and \|seks\| ? (e.g. "Fear" and "Sex")
	2:45pm LovecraftDude888: this is from Pelham 123? get out!? let's hope not from the new version
	2:46pm Bryce: no sir
	2:46pm Sem Chumbo: Caper music!
	2:46pm Bryce: :)
	2:47pm βrian: Fünf !
	2:47pm LovecraftDude888: do they still have the death penalty in NY detective? "No" "Pity...." zott
	2:50pm northguineahills: looks in the fridge Crap, out of capers.....
	2:51pm Bryce: salt-packed......?
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Black Sabbath @ 78rpm
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That would certainly be a saline solution.
	2:55pm DCE: as we near the end, I would like to extend wishes for a wonderful weekend for all.
	2:56pm Bryce: you too. bye, all!
	2:56pm LovecraftDude888: enjoy the balmy weekend weather in NY anyway
	2:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Salt packed capers are too salty for me....
	3:00pm Guido (Cologne): Early Amon Düül on record usually are exiting at the first half and lengthy at the second half. Phallus Dei and Yeti ar worth checking if you are into psychedelic.

Bryce: Playlist from January 10, 2014

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