WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from February 12, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: It's BRYCE O'CLOCK!
	12:06pm Bryce: everybody GIT BORED!!!!
	12:07pm chris: tuned in for taiko with Take and Taka hi, Bryce, Greg
	12:07pm Rory: Howdy Bryce and FMU heads!
	12:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Eyybody in da club git bored!
	12:08pm George of Troy: Hola, Bryce and people!
	12:10pm sphere: heya heya heya ho. :)
	12:11pm Bryce: alternatively, everyone could git boring, then we'd all grok.
	12:12pm sphere: "keep your hands at your sides like you're apathetic."
	12:14pm chris: <head down, staring at phone in hands, shrugs> meh.
	12:18pm Rory: My laptop shit it's breeches on Tuesday. So, been listening strictly by phone. Fuck!
	12:20pm Matt: If you put your phone in a cup, it actually doesn't sound half bad (for a phone). My friends and I call it the iCup.
	12:34pm Cheyenne: Digging the zillion cymbals today B
	12:35pm Bryce: seizure at the zildjian factoryyyy
	12:36pm Cheyenne: YASSS SEIZURE SALAD
	12:40pm chris: this is the sound inside my head the first time i ate Korean Tofu Soup (medium spicy, ha!)
	12:42pm Devin B.: that horn!
	12:43pm Greg from ZONE 5: The snake charmer is trying to soothe whatever has run amok in the cymbal factory, but it's not working! PLAN B, SNAKE CHARMER!
	12:50pm Bryce: yikes, sorry for the sudden end. the snake charmer tripped on the cord.
	1:01pm sphere: what we need are cord charmers!
	1:03pm Lyle: I played 4th Trombone with the Kim Suk Chul band for a brief stint in the early '60's. Turns out Kim was a huge Bobby Vee fan, and could often be found late at night wandering the halls of whatever hotel we were staying at (almost always a Holiday Inn) humming the melody to The Night Has A Thousand Eyes. When I pressed him as to why we had no arrangement for the number, Kim would always struggle and tell me that, as yet, he couldn't fathom the profundity of it. Something about that particular tune nearly drove him to madness. Those were interesting times never again to be repeated.
	1:14pm tim: Haven't heard Whw-Ha-Ha for a looong time. Have the Recommended lp, but never saw any CD's...
	1:17pm Cecile: got babymetal?
	1:19pm Nat: Bryce this is SoooOOO good today
	1:20pm Nat: I'm supposed to be doing something but I can't get out of my car because this is too good
	1:21pm Polk Biggins: Friday..! Am I right?
	1:22pm Cecile: Got Neo Boys?
	1:23pm bill: hey this must be new wave!
	1:25pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Bryce & everyone!
	1:26pm Cecile: oh gefesselt herauf Ihr!
	1:26pm Lyle: Remind me to tell you about the time Sam Butera and I scaled the old water tower in Altoona and tried to "parachute" down with bedsheets we took from the Ramada we were staying at. Love the show Bryce. Must run. Big Mall Walk today.
	1:26pm Cecile: oh servidumbre por encima el suyo!
	1:30pm Cecile: Oh servidão até a sua!
	1:30pm sphere: dub!
	1:33pm doca: Hey, Bryce!
	1:41pm Bryce: hey, all! sorry, been running arounnnnd
	1:42pm geezerette: So good!!!
	1:45pm Polk Biggins: I need a primer (something!) on dub. Where do I start?
	1:45pm quinn: oh my gosh, i haven't heard this for so long... bringin back some memories!
	1:46pm sphere: Polk: www.factmag.com...
	1:48pm geezerette: Hey Sphere, great link.
	1:49pm Polk Biggins: Oof, awesome! Thanks @sphere. Checking it out now.
	1:50pm Bryce: lol, cecile. ja, upgeteiden
	1:51pm sphere: you're welcome, geezerette. :)
	1:58pm bill: It's Rubio's braind day
	2:00pm Toad: Sounds like that Baby O'Reilly song.
	2:01pm sphere: Bill O'Reilly? I didn't know Fox News was going into electronica.
	2:04pm Summer and Michael: LOVE Scientist! And great show, as ever.
	2:07pm Hans: This has a Gary Newman sound. Robot man he was! Ha!
	2:14pm Michael in Seattle: Really great show today!! Thank you for allowing me to rediscover the Haniwa All-Stars and Wha Ha Ha.
	2:17pm Asstro: Why do we associate synthesizers with space? Why?
	2:25pm sphere: Asstro, I think that original synthesizers sounded so different from other instruments that people thought they were "unearthly" and "alien."
	2:26pm Asstro: Thanks for the plain-spoken explanation, sphere. A lot of people wouldn't have taken the time.
	2:29pm geezerette: @Asstro @sphere Could go back to Forbidden Planet with score by Louis & Bebe Baron;first electronic film score,possibly Theremin as well,don't know.
	2:31pm Asstro: YOu, too, geezerette. Thanks for your two-cents worth. Most people would have let my question go unanswered. Look at how many here flatly ignored me. Even Bryce. Not you, though. Not you!
	2:31pm Brendan: Probably because long ago, cave dwelling dudes doing some bodacious bong hits were listening to the opening synth of 2112 and looking at the album cover and made the observation, 'Oh wow man, that is some potent stuff'
	2:33pm BriJet: Hello hello
	2:33pm geezerette: Thanks Asstro!
	2:34pm Cecile: Asstro, are you sure there aren't two extra silent L's in your name?
	2:35pm BriJet: Ooo, I like the sound o dis!
	2:38pm Asstro: Ha ha Cecile. That's funny! Llasstro. Scandinavian sounding. I like it.
	2:42pm Cecile: I live to serve. :/
	2:44pm Lenny: This minor-key organ song by Biota is the best thing I have heard since In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida! That's a Kimball transistor organ or I'll eat my hat!
	2:46pm Brendan: Assault of the B3
	2:46pm maestroso: I'd wager it's a Hammond through a single-speed Leslie.
	2:46pm northguineahills: Ahh, Scott played this earlier. I love the moniker!
	2:47pm sphere: Solo Organ is so good.
	2:49pm the Canterbury wood-elf: The album title is presumably a Floyd reference? Last night I saw Ron Geesin (who co-composed the "Atom Heart Mother" suite) and Brian Hopper (ex-Soft Machine) play a wonderfully eclectic set together, including a little blast of the AHM closing theme, magnificent...
	2:49pm Lenny: That's a Kimball Excalibur 55-E with Color-Glo keys. Built-in drum machine. A 1967. The year they replaced the Foxtrot setting on the drum machine with Teen.
	2:50pm Wild Neil: Hi Bryce et al! Yesterday I learned Brian Jones played Mellotron in the Stones. Cool!
	2:50pm Brendan: I wish this guy would replace the organist at the ball park i go to
	2:56pm Michael in Seattle: Memories of Sun Ra. Space is the Place.
	2:56pm Bryce: bye, everyone! thanks for being around! :)
	2:57pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Bryce!
	2:57pm steve: Hey i just got here. these next 5 minutes better be good.
	2:58pm Cecile: masterful show, Bryce. It traveled the world and the seven seas.
	2:59pm chris: thanks, Bryce!
	2:59pm Wild Neil: @Micheal-I saw Sun Ra in Hoboken in Maxwells and told them they were better than the Grateful Dead. Sun Ra said "Yeah, we are the Grateful Living!"...
	2:59pm Devin B.: Great show Bryce! Thanks!
	3:00pm Michael in Seattle: Yes. Saw them out here a couple times, too. Fantastic!
	3:00pm Clay: Terrific show, Bryce!
	3:05pm ?: I liked that Solo Organ. I was hoping it was going to slide into an organ version of Axis: Bold as Love. Still dope though

Bryce: Playlist from February 12, 2016

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February 12, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Takehisa Kosugi & Takashi Kazamaki	[side A]	Enban Live At The Strange Fruit		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kim Suk Chul Ensemble	Mun Kut Sul	Korea: Shamanistic Ceremonies of the Eastern Seaboard		0:20:14 (Pop-up)
Sun Wen-ming	A Shiny Qin "A Shiny Qin" by "Sun Wen-ming"	Special Collection of Contemporary Chinese Musicians		0:45:20 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Goldstein	Sheep Meadow (with improvised violin extensions)	Full Circle Sounding		0:47:19 (Pop-up)
Yang Fan	Blue Night River / Autumn IN Your Town	What Happened After 1001 Nights?		0:54:45 (Pop-up)
Picky Picnic	バンブー・サンバ・ルンバ	Kuru Kuru World		1:01:17 (Pop-up)
Wha Ha Ha	Akatere "Akatere" by "Wha Ha Ha"	Wha Ha Ha		1:05:57 (Pop-up)
After Dinner	A Walnut "A Walnut" by "After Dinner"	Paradise of Replica		1:11:55 (Pop-up)
Phew	P-Adic "P-Adic" by "Phew"	Phew		1:16:28 (Pop-up)
Malaria!	Your Turn to Run "Your Turn to Run" by "Malaria!"			1:20:03 (Pop-up)
Mercenárias	Policia "Policia" by "Mercenárias"	Demos 1983		1:24:12 (Pop-up)
Metá Metá	Me Perco Nessa Tempo "Me Perco Nessa Tempo" by "Metá Metá"		Mercenarias cover	1:25:11 (Pop-up)
Singers & Players	91 Vibration "91 Vibration" by "Singers & Players"	War of Words		1:27:29 (Pop-up)
Scientist	Steppers "Steppers" by "Scientist"	Introducing Scientist		1:35:15 (Pop-up)
Kit Clayton	Kalu "Kalu" by "Kit Clayton"	Nek Sanalet		1:39:10 (Pop-up)
The Vitamin B12	Keio Rhythm 04 / Keio Rhythm 03	Keio Rhythms		1:46:38 (Pop-up)

Stabat Stable	Scorpio "Scorpio" by "Stabat Stable"	Ultrissima on the Junk's Moon		2:02:35 (Pop-up)
Philippe Doray / Asociaux Associés	Nouveaux Modes Industriels	Contrechant Magnetique		2:07:29 (Pop-up)
Alesia Cosmos	Le Vol du Bourbon "Le Vol du Bourbon" by "Alesia Cosmos"	Exclusivo!		2:12:19 (Pop-up)
Jacques Berrocal, David French, & Ghedalia Tazartès	Quando / David's Theme	Superdisque		2:18:03 (Pop-up)
Pascal Comelade, Pierre Bastien, Jac Berrocal, Jaki Liebezeit	Woolloomooloo Bay	The Oblique Sessions		2:24:44 (Pop-up)
Frank Pahl	Borobadur "Borobadur" by "Frank Pahl"	Remove the Cork		2:27:46 (Pop-up)
Biota	Wire Talker "Wire Talker" by "Biota"	Tumble		2:32:13 (Pop-up)
Solo Organ	And the World Weeps "And the World Weeps" by "Solo Organ"	Atom Heart and Beyond the Infinite	Dr. Lonnie Smith cover Douglas Patelus, organ	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
Larry Young	Means Happiness "Means Happiness" by "Larry Young"	Contrasts		2:52:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: It's BRYCE O'CLOCK!
	12:06pm Bryce: everybody GIT BORED!!!!
	12:07pm chris: tuned in for taiko with Take and Taka hi, Bryce, Greg
	12:07pm Rory: Howdy Bryce and FMU heads!
	12:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Eyybody in da club git bored!
	12:08pm George of Troy: Hola, Bryce and people!
	12:10pm sphere: heya heya heya ho. :)
	12:11pm Bryce: alternatively, everyone could git boring, then we'd all grok.
	12:12pm sphere: "keep your hands at your sides like you're apathetic."
	12:14pm chris: <head down, staring at phone in hands, shrugs> meh.
	12:18pm Rory: My laptop shit it's breeches on Tuesday. So, been listening strictly by phone. Fuck!
	12:20pm Matt: If you put your phone in a cup, it actually doesn't sound half bad (for a phone). My friends and I call it the iCup.
	12:34pm Cheyenne: Digging the zillion cymbals today B
	12:35pm Bryce: seizure at the zildjian factoryyyy
	12:36pm Cheyenne: YASSS SEIZURE SALAD
	12:40pm chris: this is the sound inside my head the first time i ate Korean Tofu Soup (medium spicy, ha!)
	12:42pm Devin B.: that horn!
	12:43pm Greg from ZONE 5: The snake charmer is trying to soothe whatever has run amok in the cymbal factory, but it's not working! PLAN B, SNAKE CHARMER!
	12:50pm Bryce: yikes, sorry for the sudden end. the snake charmer tripped on the cord.
	1:01pm sphere: what we need are cord charmers!
	1:03pm Lyle: I played 4th Trombone with the Kim Suk Chul band for a brief stint in the early '60's. Turns out Kim was a huge Bobby Vee fan, and could often be found late at night wandering the halls of whatever hotel we were staying at (almost always a Holiday Inn) humming the melody to The Night Has A Thousand Eyes. When I pressed him as to why we had no arrangement for the number, Kim would always struggle and tell me that, as yet, he couldn't fathom the profundity of it. Something about that particular tune nearly drove him to madness. Those were interesting times never again to be repeated.
	1:14pm tim: Haven't heard Whw-Ha-Ha for a looong time. Have the Recommended lp, but never saw any CD's...
	1:17pm Cecile: got babymetal?
	1:19pm Nat: Bryce this is SoooOOO good today
	1:20pm Nat: I'm supposed to be doing something but I can't get out of my car because this is too good
	1:21pm Polk Biggins: Friday..! Am I right?
	1:22pm Cecile: Got Neo Boys?
	1:23pm bill: hey this must be new wave!
	1:25pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Bryce & everyone!
	1:26pm Cecile: oh gefesselt herauf Ihr!
	1:26pm Lyle: Remind me to tell you about the time Sam Butera and I scaled the old water tower in Altoona and tried to "parachute" down with bedsheets we took from the Ramada we were staying at. Love the show Bryce. Must run. Big Mall Walk today.
	1:26pm Cecile: oh servidumbre por encima el suyo!
	1:30pm Cecile: Oh servidão até a sua!
	1:30pm sphere: dub!
	1:33pm doca: Hey, Bryce!
	1:41pm Bryce: hey, all! sorry, been running arounnnnd
	1:42pm geezerette: So good!!!
	1:45pm Polk Biggins: I need a primer (something!) on dub. Where do I start?
	1:45pm quinn: oh my gosh, i haven't heard this for so long... bringin back some memories!
	1:46pm sphere: Polk: www.factmag.com...
	1:48pm geezerette: Hey Sphere, great link.
	1:49pm Polk Biggins: Oof, awesome! Thanks @sphere. Checking it out now.
	1:50pm Bryce: lol, cecile. ja, upgeteiden
	1:51pm sphere: you're welcome, geezerette. :)
	1:58pm bill: It's Rubio's braind day
	2:00pm Toad: Sounds like that Baby O'Reilly song.
	2:01pm sphere: Bill O'Reilly? I didn't know Fox News was going into electronica.
	2:04pm Summer and Michael: LOVE Scientist! And great show, as ever.
	2:07pm Hans: This has a Gary Newman sound. Robot man he was! Ha!
	2:14pm Michael in Seattle: Really great show today!! Thank you for allowing me to rediscover the Haniwa All-Stars and Wha Ha Ha.
	2:17pm Asstro: Why do we associate synthesizers with space? Why?
	2:25pm sphere: Asstro, I think that original synthesizers sounded so different from other instruments that people thought they were "unearthly" and "alien."
	2:26pm Asstro: Thanks for the plain-spoken explanation, sphere. A lot of people wouldn't have taken the time.
	2:29pm geezerette: @Asstro @sphere Could go back to Forbidden Planet with score by Louis & Bebe Baron;first electronic film score,possibly Theremin as well,don't know.
	2:31pm Asstro: YOu, too, geezerette. Thanks for your two-cents worth. Most people would have let my question go unanswered. Look at how many here flatly ignored me. Even Bryce. Not you, though. Not you!
	2:31pm Brendan: Probably because long ago, cave dwelling dudes doing some bodacious bong hits were listening to the opening synth of 2112 and looking at the album cover and made the observation, 'Oh wow man, that is some potent stuff'
	2:33pm BriJet: Hello hello
	2:33pm geezerette: Thanks Asstro!
	2:34pm Cecile: Asstro, are you sure there aren't two extra silent L's in your name?
	2:35pm BriJet: Ooo, I like the sound o dis!
	2:38pm Asstro: Ha ha Cecile. That's funny! Llasstro. Scandinavian sounding. I like it.
	2:42pm Cecile: I live to serve. :/
	2:44pm Lenny: This minor-key organ song by Biota is the best thing I have heard since In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida! That's a Kimball transistor organ or I'll eat my hat!
	2:46pm Brendan: Assault of the B3
	2:46pm maestroso: I'd wager it's a Hammond through a single-speed Leslie.
	2:46pm northguineahills: Ahh, Scott played this earlier. I love the moniker!
	2:47pm sphere: Solo Organ is so good.
	2:49pm the Canterbury wood-elf: The album title is presumably a Floyd reference? Last night I saw Ron Geesin (who co-composed the "Atom Heart Mother" suite) and Brian Hopper (ex-Soft Machine) play a wonderfully eclectic set together, including a little blast of the AHM closing theme, magnificent...
	2:49pm Lenny: That's a Kimball Excalibur 55-E with Color-Glo keys. Built-in drum machine. A 1967. The year they replaced the Foxtrot setting on the drum machine with Teen.
	2:50pm Wild Neil: Hi Bryce et al! Yesterday I learned Brian Jones played Mellotron in the Stones. Cool!
	2:50pm Brendan: I wish this guy would replace the organist at the ball park i go to
	2:56pm Michael in Seattle: Memories of Sun Ra. Space is the Place.
	2:56pm Bryce: bye, everyone! thanks for being around! :)
	2:57pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Bryce!
	2:57pm steve: Hey i just got here. these next 5 minutes better be good.
	2:58pm Cecile: masterful show, Bryce. It traveled the world and the seven seas.
	2:59pm chris: thanks, Bryce!
	2:59pm Wild Neil: @Micheal-I saw Sun Ra in Hoboken in Maxwells and told them they were better than the Grateful Dead. Sun Ra said "Yeah, we are the Grateful Living!"...
	2:59pm Devin B.: Great show Bryce! Thanks!
	3:00pm Michael in Seattle: Yes. Saw them out here a couple times, too. Fantastic!
	3:00pm Clay: Terrific show, Bryce!
	3:05pm ?: I liked that Solo Organ. I was hoping it was going to slide into an organ version of Axis: Bold as Love. Still dope though

Bryce: Playlist from February 12, 2016

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