WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from February 17, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hiya, Bryce!
	12:10pm Bronwyn Bishop: hi bryce and brycettes
	12:11pm Bryce: top o the marnin
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: You're an anthropomorphic cloud of smoke!
	12:15pm sphere: hey yo all
	12:16pm staten island stacy: making my lunch great again. afternoon bryce:)
	12:17pm Bryce: :) hello!
	12:17pm Clïff in Prägůe: Hiiiii
	12:19pm staten island Stacy: boyfriend thinks your making this music live in the studio
	12:19pm dgg: cow milking door slamming underwater dog squeaking
	12:23pm Bryce: this damn cushion!!!
	12:24pm dgg: anne gillis pics www.google.com...
	12:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: i wanna be cool like anne gillis
	12:28pm sphere: has anyone ever assembled a squeaky chair orchestra?
	12:30pm dgg: i hate to think how she makes this noise. that poor iguana.
	12:30pm Ken W: BRYCE!!!!!!!!! Thank you> thank you> thank you, LOL!!!!!!!!
	12:32pm βrian: "Behind the dining room doors at the Etiquettes School"
	12:33pm βrian: [Eh, etiquette. Singular]
	12:33pm nic: love this she's so great !!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wish I had a way to record my stomach gurgling yesterday. I would've emailed the mp3 to the station.
	12:41pm ugh: if anne gillis is cool i'll stay uncool
	12:41pm Clïff in Prägůe: Stacy- I'd love to hear an entire show of Bryce making music in the studio, haha
	12:42pm ?: squeak squeak squeeeeeeeeek.
	12:47pm Carmichael: Heya Brycey Boy and all the ships at sea.
	12:49pm Bryce: sir!
	12:52pm Polyus: What timing, I just saw a thing about a Zerang & Spires show coming up here in Mpls. this morning.
	12:57pm Bryce: nice!
	12:58pm Clïff in Prägůe: --.- ..-. --
	1:02pm MD: Hello Freeform Army!!!
	1:03pm MD: QFM???
	1:04pm βrian: @Cliff: that a player-piano scroll?
	1:05pm Clïff in Prägůe: QFM: What flight altitude should I maintain / are you maintaining / do you intend cruising at? en.wikipedia.org...
	1:05pm sphere: i'd like to see an avant-spoon orchestra.
	1:05pm βrian: I'm naming my next cat Glossolalia.
	1:06pm Clïff in Prägůe: It was a question for Bryce. What flight altitude will we be maintaining for this show today?
	1:07pm sphere: i think cats can recognize their names if the name is only a couple of syllables. βrian, would you call the cat "Glossy"?
	1:09pm Clïff in Prägůe: I used to be a huge shortwave dork, and I'd send in reception reports to stations all over the world and receive QSL cards in reply.
	1:10pm βrian: Maybe. Our current Orange Man responds to both Finocchio and Fino.
	1:10pm Bryce: AH ONLY KNOW TEN-CODES hic
	1:10pm Bryce: cliff, were you a DXer?
	1:11pm sphere: well, maybe i'm wrong on that. my cat Sam knows his name, that's all i know.
	1:12pm MD: -.-./--.-
	1:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like a rubber band orchestra!
	1:14pm Carmichael: I consider myself to be more of a Free Form Coast Guard member.
	1:15pm Sig: Milk motherfucker milk!
	1:16pm Clïff in Prägůe: Yes! Farthest station I pulled in from Syracuse was Radio Kuwait (could barely make out the signal, but I heard enough bits and pieces to confirm reception) This was with a simple copper-wire antenna, think it was about 20 feet long?, that my dad and I strung up in our backyard, connected to a metal pole at the end pounded 6 feet in the ground so we didn't electrocute ourselves during a thunderstorm and burn the house down and stuff, cuz that woud've been bad
	1:17pm Bryce: hahaa, nice :)
	1:18pm Michael 98145: i hope young folks haven't forgotten how to do things like that ...
	1:24pm Clïff in Prägůe: -- -.. / -.. . / -.-. .. .--. / -.- -.
	1:25pm commodore vic: More fart noises, plz.
	1:28pm Clïff in Prägůe: Never managed to pull in Radio Pyongyang though. Them and Radio Havana Cuba (strong signal, very easy to receive in the Western hemisphere) are pretty much the last commie SW stations on the air
	1:30pm Clïff in Prägůe: Bryce, my dad used to be a truck driver, he had a CB radio and he knew ALL the 10-codes
	1:30pm dgg: Shortwave sounds cool, I'd like to try that. Ham would be fun too but you have to like go to school or something for that.
	1:31pm dgg: i had a dinkly little shortwave radio once but I think that probably doesn't cut it
	1:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: i gotta learn all this radio stuff so that i have a useful skill for the apocalypse so i won't be fed to the wolves and/or zombies
	1:31pm Michael 98145: ... me, too
	1:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: im only half joking
	1:33pm Chris from DC: Do you have anything by Clark Griswold?
	1:33pm dgg: i'm more likely to be fed to zombies by wolves.
	1:35pm Clïff in Prägůe: dgg - I keep thinking about getting a ham license too, there are ones on the FM bands that are relatively easy to study for because they don't require you to learn Morse code. On the other hand if you get a longwave license you can communicate with ships at sea and stuff, that's pretty cool too Bronwyn - you're so right, once Trump destroys all of western civilization and the internet is gone forever, ham radio will have to serve as our main method of long-distance communication
	1:38pm Michael 98145: we'll have to also resort to line-of-sight optics.
	1:40pm Bryce: shaving mirror heliograph
	1:40pm sphere: though i bet zombies can use shortwave.
	1:41pm Clïff in Prägůe: Homing pigeons.
	1:43pm Clïff in Prägůe: Oh come on, zombies can't use any technology. All they can do is lurch around and eat people's brains
	1:45pm Chris from DC: Digging this Yarn/Wire much.
	1:45pm sphere: you could use homing zombies though.
	1:46pm Clïff in Prägůe: Maybe....you just have to train them to not eat the recipient's face off as they're delivering their message
	1:47pm βrian: A nearby neighbor just took down his 60-ft HAM antenna, since he was selling his house. Quite the edifice, that.
	1:47pm Bryce: christian militia types are big into UHF/VHF, i seen it on youtoob
	1:49pm βrian: I recall the CB handle of a friend: Bionic Beaver. In response to Steve Austin, I gather.
	1:51pm βrian: I love putting up food, but I know nothing of UHF. And they can keep their guns as long as they melt them down first.
	1:51pm Clïff in Prägůe: Shortwave has been pretty boring and depressing the last few years, it's mostly just conservative religious stations in the US. In the 90s it was way cooler, I was getting all kinds of news and cultural programs from Europe/S. America/Australia/etc., and this was before we had an internet connection at home
	1:52pm βrian: What were those ads on TV? ... Radio Free Europe? With the actor/dj finishing by calling out "On Broadvay," as the music began.
	1:53pm Clïff in Prägůe: Not that I mind conservative religious stations broadcasting their views, I'm an absolute believer in free speech. I just wish it wasn't the only thing available on SW anymore.
	1:55pm Chris from DC: I remember listening to Radio Moscow way back when it was Soviet Propaganda like "The Way We See It".
	1:56pm Clïff in Prägůe: Ah yes, Radio Free Europe & Radio Liberty, still broadcasting American Capitalist propaganda to Eastern Europe & Russia! And then there's Radio Martí, broadcast at Cuba from Miami, which the Cuban government has been jamming for decades so nobody in Cuba actually gets to hear it. Our tax dollars at work!!
	1:56pm Michael 98145: Murdoch must have had a hand in that
	2:01pm Sig: Home this/ right before the motherfucker gets back to work, from a strike partaking with rights and laborlllsweatandpainalsoscarstowardsthehumanbodyqiteasily. What about continues pain and life enjoyment for the the rest of my life?!
	2:03pm Clïff in Prägůe: Potatoes to peel?! Do the WFMU transmitters actually run on potato batteries??
	2:05pm Bryce: the transmitters actually run on mexican jumping beans. the potatoes are just for our giant garlic mash pentagram.
	2:09pm Michael 98145: some of the spuds wind up in the Continuous Distillation column
	2:09pm Clïff in Prägůe: I would love to see a photo of this Bryce
	2:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ack, Scott Pruitt is confirmed to run the EPA. Enjoy the clean air and water while it's still here.
	2:11pm Michael 98145: make america choke again
	2:11pm Bryce: how do you know about the distillation mobius??
	2:17pm saeheykid: wm basinski plz
	2:18pm Chris from DC: Yeah Ken, awesome, they confirmed him so he can help with disbanding the agency.
	2:19pm βrian: Bryce, what wine would you pair with this?
	2:22pm nic: that was great !!!!
	2:22pm Bryce: well, it's after noon but before 6, so i might recommend a nice vin mariani
	2:23pm βrian: Gotta love a good sonic sommelier.
	2:25pm sphere: good sounds age well.
	2:26pm Clïff in Prägůe: Going out to get wings....thanks Bryce!
	2:29pm northguineahills: Love this Ryan Huber, and new to me!
	2:31pm βrian: @Cliff: No longer a cadet? Congratulations.
	2:36pm Sem Chumbo: These are the noises I make when free-forming with my meds.
	2:36pm dgg: Do electronic grapes makes electric wine or something?
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I thought they'd become electronic raisins, similar to electric prunes.
	2:40pm Jeff: Pew! Pew! Pew! went the previous track. It had robot dance party spunk. This sounds more like robots having seizures. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
	2:40pm JakeGould: Whine.
	2:41pm Jeff: Jake, are you having a glass of whine?
	2:44pm Michael 98145: as long as the robots know their place
	2:45pm northguineahills: Epileptic robots, nice!
	2:49pm Carmichael: Do not let the robots become aware.
	2:53pm Sem Chumbo: Too late, I reckon.
	2:55pm dgg: electric prunes. sounds dangerous.
	2:55pm Ken W: LORD TANG! Whoooop
	2:56pm dgg: or like a bad psychedelic band
	2:57pm Bryce: bye all! thank youuuu
	2:59pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Bryce
	3:00pm Jeff: Don't go, Bryce!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Bryce, i been hear since hombrear and - hi. ...Thanks - and, ciao
	5:09am Malloo: Thanks! I am making the next "ko Re Ya Ba I". Maybe out in May.

Bryce: Playlist from February 17, 2017

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February 17, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
No UFO's	Anthropomorphic Cloud Of Smoke	NU LP for RS	Root Strata		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anne Gillis	I. "I." by "Anne Gillis"	Rementact	Rangehen		0:12:55 (Pop-up)
Hans Reichel	Dachsman Meets the Blues	The Dawn of Dachsman	FMP		0:43:12 (Pop-up)
Michael Zerang & Spires That in the Sunset Rise	Taggla	Illinois Glossolalia	Feeding Tube		0:48:01 (Pop-up)

Eric Griswold	Ecstatic Descent "Ecstatic Descent" by "Eric Griswold"	Ecstatic Descent	Cold Blue Music		0:56:14 (Pop-up)
Yarn/Wire	Mediums "Mediums" by "Yarn/Wire"	Yarn/Wire/Currents, vol. 3	[self-released]	written for Yarn/Wire by David Bird	1:36:57 (Pop-up)
Overtone Ensemble	Oscillation "Oscillation" by "Overtone Ensemble"	Overtone Ensemble	Important Records		1:53:32 (Pop-up)

Alan Courtis	Hombrear "Hombrear" by "Alan Courtis"	Los Galpones	Fabrica Records		2:02:59 (Pop-up)
Emptyset	Retrieve "Retrieve" by "Emptyset"	Borders	Thrill Jockey		2:18:17 (Pop-up)
Ryan Huber	Stem "Stem" by "Ryan Huber"	Rule from Shadows	Inam Records		2:21:29 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	[tracks 4 & 5] "[tracks 4 & 5]" by "Yximalloo"	OGI Hz			2:34:19 (Pop-up)
Enrique	Slump "Slump" by "Enrique"	No Payments Rejected	Long Island Electrical Systems		2:40:38 (Pop-up)
The Dadacomputer	Computer Bank "Computer Bank" by "The Dadacomputer"	The Dadacomputer	Minimal Wave		2:46:18 (Pop-up)
Lord Tang	Sparkle Toast "Sparkle Toast" by "Lord Tang"	Butterflies	Meakusma		2:51:27 (Pop-up)
Rehberg & Bauer	Aux "Aux" by "Rehberg & Bauer"	Fasst	Touch		2:56:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hiya, Bryce!
	12:10pm Bronwyn Bishop: hi bryce and brycettes
	12:11pm Bryce: top o the marnin
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: You're an anthropomorphic cloud of smoke!
	12:15pm sphere: hey yo all
	12:16pm staten island stacy: making my lunch great again. afternoon bryce:)
	12:17pm Bryce: :) hello!
	12:17pm Clïff in Prägůe: Hiiiii
	12:19pm staten island Stacy: boyfriend thinks your making this music live in the studio
	12:19pm dgg: cow milking door slamming underwater dog squeaking
	12:23pm Bryce: this damn cushion!!!
	12:24pm dgg: anne gillis pics www.google.com...
	12:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: i wanna be cool like anne gillis
	12:28pm sphere: has anyone ever assembled a squeaky chair orchestra?
	12:30pm dgg: i hate to think how she makes this noise. that poor iguana.
	12:30pm Ken W: BRYCE!!!!!!!!! Thank you> thank you> thank you, LOL!!!!!!!!
	12:32pm βrian: "Behind the dining room doors at the Etiquettes School"
	12:33pm βrian: [Eh, etiquette. Singular]
	12:33pm nic: love this she's so great !!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wish I had a way to record my stomach gurgling yesterday. I would've emailed the mp3 to the station.
	12:41pm ugh: if anne gillis is cool i'll stay uncool
	12:41pm Clïff in Prägůe: Stacy- I'd love to hear an entire show of Bryce making music in the studio, haha
	12:42pm ?: squeak squeak squeeeeeeeeek.
	12:47pm Carmichael: Heya Brycey Boy and all the ships at sea.
	12:49pm Bryce: sir!
	12:52pm Polyus: What timing, I just saw a thing about a Zerang & Spires show coming up here in Mpls. this morning.
	12:57pm Bryce: nice!
	12:58pm Clïff in Prägůe: --.- ..-. --
	1:02pm MD: Hello Freeform Army!!!
	1:03pm MD: QFM???
	1:04pm βrian: @Cliff: that a player-piano scroll?
	1:05pm Clïff in Prägůe: QFM: What flight altitude should I maintain / are you maintaining / do you intend cruising at? en.wikipedia.org...
	1:05pm sphere: i'd like to see an avant-spoon orchestra.
	1:05pm βrian: I'm naming my next cat Glossolalia.
	1:06pm Clïff in Prägůe: It was a question for Bryce. What flight altitude will we be maintaining for this show today?
	1:07pm sphere: i think cats can recognize their names if the name is only a couple of syllables. βrian, would you call the cat "Glossy"?
	1:09pm Clïff in Prägůe: I used to be a huge shortwave dork, and I'd send in reception reports to stations all over the world and receive QSL cards in reply.
	1:10pm βrian: Maybe. Our current Orange Man responds to both Finocchio and Fino.
	1:10pm Bryce: AH ONLY KNOW TEN-CODES hic
	1:10pm Bryce: cliff, were you a DXer?
	1:11pm sphere: well, maybe i'm wrong on that. my cat Sam knows his name, that's all i know.
	1:12pm MD: -.-./--.-
	1:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like a rubber band orchestra!
	1:14pm Carmichael: I consider myself to be more of a Free Form Coast Guard member.
	1:15pm Sig: Milk motherfucker milk!
	1:16pm Clïff in Prägůe: Yes! Farthest station I pulled in from Syracuse was Radio Kuwait (could barely make out the signal, but I heard enough bits and pieces to confirm reception) This was with a simple copper-wire antenna, think it was about 20 feet long?, that my dad and I strung up in our backyard, connected to a metal pole at the end pounded 6 feet in the ground so we didn't electrocute ourselves during a thunderstorm and burn the house down and stuff, cuz that woud've been bad
	1:17pm Bryce: hahaa, nice :)
	1:18pm Michael 98145: i hope young folks haven't forgotten how to do things like that ...
	1:24pm Clïff in Prägůe: -- -.. / -.. . / -.-. .. .--. / -.- -.
	1:25pm commodore vic: More fart noises, plz.
	1:28pm Clïff in Prägůe: Never managed to pull in Radio Pyongyang though. Them and Radio Havana Cuba (strong signal, very easy to receive in the Western hemisphere) are pretty much the last commie SW stations on the air
	1:30pm Clïff in Prägůe: Bryce, my dad used to be a truck driver, he had a CB radio and he knew ALL the 10-codes
	1:30pm dgg: Shortwave sounds cool, I'd like to try that. Ham would be fun too but you have to like go to school or something for that.
	1:31pm dgg: i had a dinkly little shortwave radio once but I think that probably doesn't cut it
	1:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: i gotta learn all this radio stuff so that i have a useful skill for the apocalypse so i won't be fed to the wolves and/or zombies
	1:31pm Michael 98145: ... me, too
	1:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: im only half joking
	1:33pm Chris from DC: Do you have anything by Clark Griswold?
	1:33pm dgg: i'm more likely to be fed to zombies by wolves.
	1:35pm Clïff in Prägůe: dgg - I keep thinking about getting a ham license too, there are ones on the FM bands that are relatively easy to study for because they don't require you to learn Morse code. On the other hand if you get a longwave license you can communicate with ships at sea and stuff, that's pretty cool too Bronwyn - you're so right, once Trump destroys all of western civilization and the internet is gone forever, ham radio will have to serve as our main method of long-distance communication
	1:38pm Michael 98145: we'll have to also resort to line-of-sight optics.
	1:40pm Bryce: shaving mirror heliograph
	1:40pm sphere: though i bet zombies can use shortwave.
	1:41pm Clïff in Prägůe: Homing pigeons.
	1:43pm Clïff in Prägůe: Oh come on, zombies can't use any technology. All they can do is lurch around and eat people's brains
	1:45pm Chris from DC: Digging this Yarn/Wire much.
	1:45pm sphere: you could use homing zombies though.
	1:46pm Clïff in Prägůe: Maybe....you just have to train them to not eat the recipient's face off as they're delivering their message
	1:47pm βrian: A nearby neighbor just took down his 60-ft HAM antenna, since he was selling his house. Quite the edifice, that.
	1:47pm Bryce: christian militia types are big into UHF/VHF, i seen it on youtoob
	1:49pm βrian: I recall the CB handle of a friend: Bionic Beaver. In response to Steve Austin, I gather.
	1:51pm βrian: I love putting up food, but I know nothing of UHF. And they can keep their guns as long as they melt them down first.
	1:51pm Clïff in Prägůe: Shortwave has been pretty boring and depressing the last few years, it's mostly just conservative religious stations in the US. In the 90s it was way cooler, I was getting all kinds of news and cultural programs from Europe/S. America/Australia/etc., and this was before we had an internet connection at home
	1:52pm βrian: What were those ads on TV? ... Radio Free Europe? With the actor/dj finishing by calling out "On Broadvay," as the music began.
	1:53pm Clïff in Prägůe: Not that I mind conservative religious stations broadcasting their views, I'm an absolute believer in free speech. I just wish it wasn't the only thing available on SW anymore.
	1:55pm Chris from DC: I remember listening to Radio Moscow way back when it was Soviet Propaganda like "The Way We See It".
	1:56pm Clïff in Prägůe: Ah yes, Radio Free Europe & Radio Liberty, still broadcasting American Capitalist propaganda to Eastern Europe & Russia! And then there's Radio Martí, broadcast at Cuba from Miami, which the Cuban government has been jamming for decades so nobody in Cuba actually gets to hear it. Our tax dollars at work!!
	1:56pm Michael 98145: Murdoch must have had a hand in that
	2:01pm Sig: Home this/ right before the motherfucker gets back to work, from a strike partaking with rights and laborlllsweatandpainalsoscarstowardsthehumanbodyqiteasily. What about continues pain and life enjoyment for the the rest of my life?!
	2:03pm Clïff in Prägůe: Potatoes to peel?! Do the WFMU transmitters actually run on potato batteries??
	2:05pm Bryce: the transmitters actually run on mexican jumping beans. the potatoes are just for our giant garlic mash pentagram.
	2:09pm Michael 98145: some of the spuds wind up in the Continuous Distillation column
	2:09pm Clïff in Prägůe: I would love to see a photo of this Bryce
	2:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ack, Scott Pruitt is confirmed to run the EPA. Enjoy the clean air and water while it's still here.
	2:11pm Michael 98145: make america choke again
	2:11pm Bryce: how do you know about the distillation mobius??
	2:17pm saeheykid: wm basinski plz
	2:18pm Chris from DC: Yeah Ken, awesome, they confirmed him so he can help with disbanding the agency.
	2:19pm βrian: Bryce, what wine would you pair with this?
	2:22pm nic: that was great !!!!
	2:22pm Bryce: well, it's after noon but before 6, so i might recommend a nice vin mariani
	2:23pm βrian: Gotta love a good sonic sommelier.
	2:25pm sphere: good sounds age well.
	2:26pm Clïff in Prägůe: Going out to get wings....thanks Bryce!
	2:29pm northguineahills: Love this Ryan Huber, and new to me!
	2:31pm βrian: @Cliff: No longer a cadet? Congratulations.
	2:36pm Sem Chumbo: These are the noises I make when free-forming with my meds.
	2:36pm dgg: Do electronic grapes makes electric wine or something?
	2:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I thought they'd become electronic raisins, similar to electric prunes.
	2:40pm Jeff: Pew! Pew! Pew! went the previous track. It had robot dance party spunk. This sounds more like robots having seizures. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
	2:40pm JakeGould: Whine.
	2:41pm Jeff: Jake, are you having a glass of whine?
	2:44pm Michael 98145: as long as the robots know their place
	2:45pm northguineahills: Epileptic robots, nice!
	2:49pm Carmichael: Do not let the robots become aware.
	2:53pm Sem Chumbo: Too late, I reckon.
	2:55pm dgg: electric prunes. sounds dangerous.
	2:55pm Ken W: LORD TANG! Whoooop
	2:56pm dgg: or like a bad psychedelic band
	2:57pm Bryce: bye all! thank youuuu
	2:59pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Bryce
	3:00pm Jeff: Don't go, Bryce!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Bryce, i been hear since hombrear and - hi. ...Thanks - and, ciao
	5:09am Malloo: Thanks! I am making the next "ko Re Ya Ba I". Maybe out in May.

Bryce: Playlist from February 17, 2017

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