WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from March 28, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:18pm nic: this is so crazy_i love it
	12:18pm common: there you are, bryce.
	12:19pm George of Troy: Hi Bryce!
	12:19pm chris: this is brilliant. Where did you get it?
	12:19pm eppley: this really very grand
	12:20pm ъїιι: I like the fireworks, I imagine barbecuing families waving flags of Chopin, Descartes et al
	12:20pm βrian: It's the Ann Arbor boy! Always liked Robert's goofy stuff.
	12:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like a version of this where the reader lists all the commentors from a typical WFMU playlist board.
	12:21pm ъїιι: and then whenever somebody says "John Barton" everybody else pelts him with old vegetables
	12:22pm Sem Chumbo: @KFHP: there must be an NEA grant for that?
	12:24pm Mike East: this is brilliant
	12:26pm Mike East: I wonder what R2D2 is like to work with in the studio
	12:27pm DCE: hello, pals
	12:28pm mariano: Who knew there were so many names?
	12:28pm Carmichael: @Ken: Kenny G once sang all the comments on his board. Hi Brycey!
	12:28pm greysquad: robert ashley RIP (very titanically)
	12:29pm common: @mike east: hee hee! r2d2. perfect!
	12:32pm fred: @chris: ubu.com...
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Anyone in London this weekend might be interested in this www.cafeoto.co.uk...
	12:34pm Mike East: @common - my daughter calls him the trash can guy.
	12:34pm common: @mike: also perfect!
	12:35pm Bryce: also CD, still in print www.lovely.com...
	12:40pm fred: Kenny G interviewed Robert Ashley on that show: www.wfmu.org...
	12:41pm Bryce: thx, fred :) michael goodstein / choking on cufflinks also! wfmu.org...
	12:48pm chris: Thanks @fred
	12:48pm tim from champaign: I like The Wolfman!
	12:49pm nic: i love this !!!!!!!!!!
	12:52pm Carmichael: Clap for the Wolfman!
	12:53pm Cheri Pi: Yep, this sounds about right. Greetings Brycelings!
	12:54pm tim from champaign: This isn't Robert Ashley. This is Bryce and Kurt in the studio getting primal.
	12:54pm enough!: already
	12:56pm tim from champaign: No way, enough! Keep it going, Bryce!
	12:57pm common: i'm with tim!
	12:58pm assessor: pushing through the pain towards enlightenment ... bryce
	12:58pm DCE: '64? holy hell!
	12:59pm DCE: she loves you, yeah yeah yeah
	12:59pm Bryce: i know, right? '64...
	1:00pm sibeliuss: THIS IS SO GOOD! You need to have a Robert Ashley day like once a month!
	1:07pm steve: The Wolfman is the best.
	1:09pm Carmichael: She was apparently a visitor.
	1:11pm ranjit: What gave you that idea?
	1:12pm rsj: play that extra man track
	1:19pm estimo: hey bryce! great set! also She likes it! : )
	1:25pm Bryce: timo!
	1:35pm pete: any chance for some england dan and john ford coley?
	1:37pm Bryce: yep!
	1:37pm pete: i'll get my wife ... don't start it yet!
	1:39pm Bryce: she's here already
	1:40pm Bryce: we were just staring off into opposite corners of the ceiling, pensively, together
	1:43pm pete: my wife is there?
	1:49pm that guy: not really wanting to be 'that guy,' but the opera's title is actually Atalanta ... for the record.
	1:53pm Bryce: doh! thank you :)
	1:53pm Bryce: kenzo, please add autocorrect to kenzoDB, so i can blame it
	1:55pm pete: that guy is always waiting in the wings to correct people
	1:56pm that guy: always appreciate your show, Bryce. by the way - there's a piece you've played that Ashley performs on as vocalist - he reads from a buddhist text, i think ... no his composition, tho. does that ring any bells? i'd love to find out what it is.
	1:58pm chocolate monk: aw man,, i could listen to Rabs voice for a fucking age...
	1:59pm Bryce: yeah! that's a piece by eliane radigue, "mila's journey inspired by a dream", based on Milarepa. alternates between the tibetan, intoned by lama kunga rinpoche, and the translation, robert ashletized.
	1:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): auto brycify
	2:02pm pete: jonathan livingston seagull is that like this?
	2:02pm that guy: thaaank you! and with that, i withdraw into the wings until i am needed again. ta!
	2:03pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): auto that guyify
	2:06pm northguineahills: darn, missed the earlier Bob Ashley......
	2:14pm Carmichael: Someone played that Radigue piece last week. Bryce, was it you? Or maybe Kurt G?
	2:16pm Bryce: kurt, maybe? but i will too, just to be sure.
	2:18pm Lustre: Fabio maybe.
	2:18pm Carmichael: It was the Adnos II piece, Bryce. You played it on March 7, according to the super-secret link to the FMU page at the top of your page.
	2:19pm northguineahills: Kurt played this 13 months ago.
	2:20pm DCE: good research work, folks
	2:20pm northguineahills: (I only know b/c apparently I fsved it.)
	2:20pm Bryce: WFMSA
	2:22pm b mandrell: kurt was on it before it was cool
	2:24pm common: did you get your submarine, bryce?
	2:28pm Sandy in Houston: Howdy friends! This is a swell track.
	2:31pm steve: hey Bryce. never felt like i "got" Ashley's Perfect Lives and related spoken word oriented work until just now. pretty incredible once you get under the spell. also does anyone remember... do i recall correctly Kurt interviewed RA and then did his "pop songs picked by avant garde musicians" segment and Ashley chose a new commercial pop country song that baffled everyone?
	2:33pm Bryce: oh yeah! shit, that was a couple years ago. wfmu.org...
	2:34pm drewo: Thanks Bryce. This is wonderful. My wife arranged for nursing care for Bob Ashley at his home in Manhattan during the last months of his life. The nurses all loved him.
	2:38pm common: that's sweet, drewo.
	2:40pm Bryce: wow, drewo, that's lovely.
	2:40pm Sem Chumbo: Been listening raptly since the beginning, grateful for this absorbing exposure to Robert Ashley's art. Thanks, Bryce.
	2:42pm Bryce: :)
	2:46pm Carmichael: Dude's helping me to get my head together, man.
	2:50pm Parq: I've been finding something very familiar about Robert Ashley's voice, and it finally occurred to me that I'd seen his collaboration with pianist 'Blue' Gene Tyranny on a video opera at the Kitchen in the early 80s. It took some googling, but I found the details here: www.robertashley.org...
	2:50pm Bert Kombs: I don't know. I thought I was 'cutting edge." I like Coldplay, The Fray, Maroon5. And I'm not young. But this? This is just crazy music. I am very uncomfortable over here.
	2:51pm Cheri Pi: thanks for this killer tribute set Bryce.
	2:55pm Bryce: :) bye, all
	2:56pm DCE: whoa, it's that time already? have a great weekend, Bryce.
	2:56pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce, superb!
	2:57pm common: yes. thanks bryce!
	2:58pm clay: great shoe Bryce!!
	2:59pm sibeliuss: Amazing. Thanks so much
	3:00pm nic: awesome show bryce thanks !!!!!!!!
	3:01pm tim from champaign: Thanks Bryce!
	10:11am rob: The Wolfman c'est magnifique

Bryce: Playlist from March 28, 2014

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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March 28, 2014

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R.I.P. Robert Ashley
1930–2014

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Robert Ashley & Paul De Marinis	In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women	In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women	Lovely Music Ltd.	1973	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	The Wolfman "The Wolfman" by "Robert Ashley"	The Wolfman	Alga Marghen	1964	0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	She Was a Visitor "She Was a Visitor" by "Robert Ashley"	Automatic Writing	Lovely Music Ltd.	1967	0:58:51 (Pop-up)

Robert Ashley	"Willard" Anecdote with Chorale "You've Got to Hold Me Tighter (Yeah)"	Atalanta (Acts of God)	Lovely Music Ltd.	1985	1:06:54 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	Interiors with Flash	Big Ego	Giorno Poetry Systems	1978	1:31:10 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	In Memoriam ... Crazy Horse (symphony)	Music from The Once Festival 1961–1966	New World Records	1963	1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	The Bank (Victimless Crime)	Perfect Lives	Lovely Music Ltd.	1984	1:50:01 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Mila's Journey Inspired by a Dream [excerpt]	Mila's Journey Inspired by a Dream	Lovely Music Ltd.	1985	2:15:40 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	English "English" by "Robert Ashley"	Yellow Man with Heart with Wings	Lovely Music Ltd.	1978	2:33:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:18pm nic: this is so crazy_i love it
	12:18pm common: there you are, bryce.
	12:19pm George of Troy: Hi Bryce!
	12:19pm chris: this is brilliant. Where did you get it?
	12:19pm eppley: this really very grand
	12:20pm ъїιι: I like the fireworks, I imagine barbecuing families waving flags of Chopin, Descartes et al
	12:20pm βrian: It's the Ann Arbor boy! Always liked Robert's goofy stuff.
	12:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like a version of this where the reader lists all the commentors from a typical WFMU playlist board.
	12:21pm ъїιι: and then whenever somebody says "John Barton" everybody else pelts him with old vegetables
	12:22pm Sem Chumbo: @KFHP: there must be an NEA grant for that?
	12:24pm Mike East: this is brilliant
	12:26pm Mike East: I wonder what R2D2 is like to work with in the studio
	12:27pm DCE: hello, pals
	12:28pm mariano: Who knew there were so many names?
	12:28pm Carmichael: @Ken: Kenny G once sang all the comments on his board. Hi Brycey!
	12:28pm greysquad: robert ashley RIP (very titanically)
	12:29pm common: @mike east: hee hee! r2d2. perfect!
	12:32pm fred: @chris: ubu.com...
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Anyone in London this weekend might be interested in this www.cafeoto.co.uk...
	12:34pm Mike East: @common - my daughter calls him the trash can guy.
	12:34pm common: @mike: also perfect!
	12:35pm Bryce: also CD, still in print www.lovely.com...
	12:40pm fred: Kenny G interviewed Robert Ashley on that show: www.wfmu.org...
	12:41pm Bryce: thx, fred :) michael goodstein / choking on cufflinks also! wfmu.org...
	12:48pm chris: Thanks @fred
	12:48pm tim from champaign: I like The Wolfman!
	12:49pm nic: i love this !!!!!!!!!!
	12:52pm Carmichael: Clap for the Wolfman!
	12:53pm Cheri Pi: Yep, this sounds about right. Greetings Brycelings!
	12:54pm tim from champaign: This isn't Robert Ashley. This is Bryce and Kurt in the studio getting primal.
	12:54pm enough!: already
	12:56pm tim from champaign: No way, enough! Keep it going, Bryce!
	12:57pm common: i'm with tim!
	12:58pm assessor: pushing through the pain towards enlightenment ... bryce
	12:58pm DCE: '64? holy hell!
	12:59pm DCE: she loves you, yeah yeah yeah
	12:59pm Bryce: i know, right? '64...
	1:00pm sibeliuss: THIS IS SO GOOD! You need to have a Robert Ashley day like once a month!
	1:07pm steve: The Wolfman is the best.
	1:09pm Carmichael: She was apparently a visitor.
	1:11pm ranjit: What gave you that idea?
	1:12pm rsj: play that extra man track
	1:19pm estimo: hey bryce! great set! also She likes it! : )
	1:25pm Bryce: timo!
	1:35pm pete: any chance for some england dan and john ford coley?
	1:37pm Bryce: yep!
	1:37pm pete: i'll get my wife ... don't start it yet!
	1:39pm Bryce: she's here already
	1:40pm Bryce: we were just staring off into opposite corners of the ceiling, pensively, together
	1:43pm pete: my wife is there?
	1:49pm that guy: not really wanting to be 'that guy,' but the opera's title is actually Atalanta ... for the record.
	1:53pm Bryce: doh! thank you :)
	1:53pm Bryce: kenzo, please add autocorrect to kenzoDB, so i can blame it
	1:55pm pete: that guy is always waiting in the wings to correct people
	1:56pm that guy: always appreciate your show, Bryce. by the way - there's a piece you've played that Ashley performs on as vocalist - he reads from a buddhist text, i think ... no his composition, tho. does that ring any bells? i'd love to find out what it is.
	1:58pm chocolate monk: aw man,, i could listen to Rabs voice for a fucking age...
	1:59pm Bryce: yeah! that's a piece by eliane radigue, "mila's journey inspired by a dream", based on Milarepa. alternates between the tibetan, intoned by lama kunga rinpoche, and the translation, robert ashletized.
	1:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): auto brycify
	2:02pm pete: jonathan livingston seagull is that like this?
	2:02pm that guy: thaaank you! and with that, i withdraw into the wings until i am needed again. ta!
	2:03pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): auto that guyify
	2:06pm northguineahills: darn, missed the earlier Bob Ashley......
	2:14pm Carmichael: Someone played that Radigue piece last week. Bryce, was it you? Or maybe Kurt G?
	2:16pm Bryce: kurt, maybe? but i will too, just to be sure.
	2:18pm Lustre: Fabio maybe.
	2:18pm Carmichael: It was the Adnos II piece, Bryce. You played it on March 7, according to the super-secret link to the FMU page at the top of your page.
	2:19pm northguineahills: Kurt played this 13 months ago.
	2:20pm DCE: good research work, folks
	2:20pm northguineahills: (I only know b/c apparently I fsved it.)
	2:20pm Bryce: WFMSA
	2:22pm b mandrell: kurt was on it before it was cool
	2:24pm common: did you get your submarine, bryce?
	2:28pm Sandy in Houston: Howdy friends! This is a swell track.
	2:31pm steve: hey Bryce. never felt like i "got" Ashley's Perfect Lives and related spoken word oriented work until just now. pretty incredible once you get under the spell. also does anyone remember... do i recall correctly Kurt interviewed RA and then did his "pop songs picked by avant garde musicians" segment and Ashley chose a new commercial pop country song that baffled everyone?
	2:33pm Bryce: oh yeah! shit, that was a couple years ago. wfmu.org...
	2:34pm drewo: Thanks Bryce. This is wonderful. My wife arranged for nursing care for Bob Ashley at his home in Manhattan during the last months of his life. The nurses all loved him.
	2:38pm common: that's sweet, drewo.
	2:40pm Bryce: wow, drewo, that's lovely.
	2:40pm Sem Chumbo: Been listening raptly since the beginning, grateful for this absorbing exposure to Robert Ashley's art. Thanks, Bryce.
	2:42pm Bryce: :)
	2:46pm Carmichael: Dude's helping me to get my head together, man.
	2:50pm Parq: I've been finding something very familiar about Robert Ashley's voice, and it finally occurred to me that I'd seen his collaboration with pianist 'Blue' Gene Tyranny on a video opera at the Kitchen in the early 80s. It took some googling, but I found the details here: www.robertashley.org...
	2:50pm Bert Kombs: I don't know. I thought I was 'cutting edge." I like Coldplay, The Fray, Maroon5. And I'm not young. But this? This is just crazy music. I am very uncomfortable over here.
	2:51pm Cheri Pi: thanks for this killer tribute set Bryce.
	2:55pm Bryce: :) bye, all
	2:56pm DCE: whoa, it's that time already? have a great weekend, Bryce.
	2:56pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce, superb!
	2:57pm common: yes. thanks bryce!
	2:58pm clay: great shoe Bryce!!
	2:59pm sibeliuss: Amazing. Thanks so much
	3:00pm nic: awesome show bryce thanks !!!!!!!!
	3:01pm tim from champaign: Thanks Bryce!
	10:11am rob: The Wolfman c'est magnifique

Bryce: Playlist from March 28, 2014

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