WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from June 16, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:03pm frank in bushwick: BRYCE!!!
	12:03pm nic: love this !!!
	12:06pm Bryce: mornin'! :)
	12:07pm chris: hiya
	12:07pm frank in bushwick: wow! cold day out there
	12:08pm frank in bushwick: 67 degrees!
	12:12pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and processed voices. It will be waaay over 100 degrees all weekend in NorCal.
	12:13pm Greg from ZONE 5: Bryce! It's chilly outside, but it's warm in my heart. I should get that looked at.
	12:15pm frank in bushwick: Voices?? ohh i though that was in my head
	12:15pm Whooda: Heehe he
	12:17pm Whooda: She said, "Wee wee".
	12:18pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): already in love
	12:21pm chris: Carm, it already feels like 100 over here on the coast, i don't even wanna be inland.
	12:21pm sphere: hello everybody and Bryce! new job, so i haven't had a chance to listen much.
	12:22pm steveo: good to be here; great sounds, Bryce
	12:24pm nic: wow!!! love !!!
	12:28pm Whooda: Sorry 'bout that valley heat Carmichael, time to head up to Donner's pass.
	12:29pm Carmichael: @chris, in the Sacramento Valley it will be hellish.
	12:30pm sphere: I just realized that Bryce is a serialist. "I like all the notes, in any order." That's a 12-tone row there, mister!
	12:31pm Bryce: some notes are better than others
	12:32pm tuner fish: this is super luminous!
	12:34pm Carmichael: D augmented 9 is a favorite of mine.
	12:35pm Greg from ZONE 5: You probably haven't heard of my favorite note.
	12:38pm Bryce: is it the brown note?
	12:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many of these tracks don't even have notes in them? What actually defines what a note is?
	12:40pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Bryce defines it, second day of each month
	12:43pm Bryce: see? here's some notes for ya
	12:46pm don'twannabenotsy: you notes it
	12:46pm Michael 98145: lots and lots of notes
	12:50pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, pity he who is a simple Johnny One Note. Hello, Bryce, and matching brycelettes.
	12:53pm Chris from DC: Bryce has all the notes, believe me.
	12:54pm Bryce: hope everyone's okay with this note, because michael vetter is going to make sure you remember it
	12:54pm Bryce: over the next 40 minutes (spoiler!)
	12:55pm Carmichael: It's a one-note boogie party!
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Duly noted. Hmmm..."Duly Noted" would be a handy fake name to use when you need one. Especially if it translates to "Excrement Cranium" in another language.
	12:58pm zopa: note to self: listen to more bryce show
	1:00pm Michael 98145: can't wait for the arrival of the actual Tambura
	1:01pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Fucking Michael Vetter is playing that one note off key
	1:26pm Whosondephone: I wish I'd been tracking this to reel to reel.
	1:27pm Michael 98145: take it to the bridge
	1:41pm Bryce: i wonder if there were blood stains on michael vetter's tambura
	1:42pm βrian: The pond flutes are out tonight.
	1:46pm βrian: Durn, can't find the lyrics.
	1:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YOU.
	1:49pm Bryce: distant triangle
	1:49pm Chris from DC: This Zamfir sounds weird.
	1:49pm βrian: That last guy has a serious southern twang.
	1:57pm βrian: Anyone here read "Once in Europa," by John Berger? Pan flutes and shepherds would fit right in.
	1:59pm Fredericks: While doing research on this piece a Youtube video of it came up and started playing. I listened for a minute or two they sounded great playing simultaneously. I closed the Youtube window, now this piece sounds a little thin.
	2:00pm nic: love !!!
	2:03pm βrian: Holy cripes, what's the recording date for this? Looks like Ferrari was working on this way back in 1960 per the 'pedia.
	2:03pm blee: Luc Ferrari made me pause the Beatles. Glad he did, this symphonie is speaking to me.
	2:04pm Michael 98145: nice website, too : lucferrari.org
	2:05pm βrian: Rather opaque, that website. Just a field of black.
	2:07pm Mark Williams: @βrian - that's been on my reading list for quite a while.
	2:07pm blee: Luc's website is flash
	2:08pm Ajay: That Luc Ferrari track just floored me!
	2:13pm βrian: An English guy named Berger writing about shepherds in France. Go figure. Excellent stories, though.
	2:17pm Chris from DC: That Yarn/Wire series looks interesting. This is pretty cool.
	2:18pm Hi from Holland: Enjoying Yarn/Wire, very nice sound for a warm summer evening here in Holland.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: lot to like in this set
	2:20pm Mark Williams: Berger lived in a rural French locale for years, if I'm not mistaken. I think he got to know shepherds quite well.
	2:22pm βrian: Yes, I know. Made me want to move to the Alps. Love this noise, BTW.
	2:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Music to hunt witches by.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: every day the news makes me want to move to the dark side of the moon
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...makes me think the dead lady's organ solos in Carnival of Souls could have used a percussionist. I'd pay to see that.
	2:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ........................my kingdom for a Belgium-sized subwoofer.
	2:42pm Pierre Berthet: oh, my old friend, it's been too long i haven't seen him, never heard this piece. He has a new CD that just came out somewhere...Thank you Bryce!
	2:42pm Mark Williams: @Rev - a Duvel of a subwoofer?
	2:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Yessir! With rice and chutney.
	2:45pm Chris from DC: Great set. This Le Junter is a find.
	2:46pm Bryce: :) hi, pierre!
	2:47pm nic: this is great !!!
	2:48pm Pierre Berthet: I've just sent him a message so that he puts the radio on...:)
	2:51pm Bryce: it's a beautiful CD!
	2:54pm BronwynB: yeahhh i get to catch the last 7 minutes of the bryce is right! hello everyone!
	2:54pm Sem Chumbo: The Organ of Corti got a major workout today and so lost those few worrisome extra pounds, Bryce. Love a show that makes you sweat. See ya later.
	2:55pm Bryce: hellogoodbye
	2:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DO NOT LEAVE.
	2:55pm Bryce: nice to see youzzzzall
	2:55pm chris: thanks, Bryce! twas nice!
	2:55pm Bryce: i'm always RIGHT BEHIND YOU
	2:56pm Mark Williams: lock the 'FMU doors. Bryce must not be allowed to wander.
	2:58pm Michael 98145: great again, thanks, Bryce
	2:58pm BronwynB: i just looked behind me to see if bryce is chillin in my office
	3:00pm nic: great great thanks bryce
	3:00pm βrian: Buh, now.

Bryce: Playlist from June 16, 2017

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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June 16, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Peter Behrendsen	Atem des Windes "Atem des Windes" by "Peter Behrendsen"	Nachtflug / Atem des Windes		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Black Sun Productions	Percettive Riflessioni	Dies Juvenalis		0:16:24 (Pop-up)
Sam Sowyrda	Luminous Horizons "Luminous Horizons" by "Sam Sowyrda"	Luminous Horizons		0:26:19 (Pop-up)
Michael Vetter	Tambura Preludes "Tambura Preludes" by "Michael Vetter"	Tambura Preludes / Pro-Vocationes		0:46:46 (Pop-up)

Luc Ferrari	Petite Symphonie "Petite Symphonie" by "Luc Ferrari"	Hétérozygote / Petite Symphonie		1:37:12 (Pop-up)
Yarn/Wire	De clocher à clocher "De clocher à clocher" by "Yarn/Wire"	Yarn/Wire/Currents vol. 0	composed by: Nathan Davis	2:02:11 (Pop-up)
Arturo Ruiz Del Pozo	Parantara "Parantara" by "Arturo Ruiz Del Pozo"	Composiciones Nativas		2:20:32 (Pop-up)
Hoor-Paar-Kraat	They Carried Air In Small Glasses	Night Soil		2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Frédéric Le Junter	Digue du Bruek	Bateau Feu		2:36:33 (Pop-up)
Nakatani Tatsuya & Kawabata Makoto	The Night Before	Live in Oita 2016		2:46:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm frank in bushwick: BRYCE!!!
	12:03pm nic: love this !!!
	12:06pm Bryce: mornin'! :)
	12:07pm chris: hiya
	12:07pm frank in bushwick: wow! cold day out there
	12:08pm frank in bushwick: 67 degrees!
	12:12pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and processed voices. It will be waaay over 100 degrees all weekend in NorCal.
	12:13pm Greg from ZONE 5: Bryce! It's chilly outside, but it's warm in my heart. I should get that looked at.
	12:15pm frank in bushwick: Voices?? ohh i though that was in my head
	12:15pm Whooda: Heehe he
	12:17pm Whooda: She said, "Wee wee".
	12:18pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): already in love
	12:21pm chris: Carm, it already feels like 100 over here on the coast, i don't even wanna be inland.
	12:21pm sphere: hello everybody and Bryce! new job, so i haven't had a chance to listen much.
	12:22pm steveo: good to be here; great sounds, Bryce
	12:24pm nic: wow!!! love !!!
	12:28pm Whooda: Sorry 'bout that valley heat Carmichael, time to head up to Donner's pass.
	12:29pm Carmichael: @chris, in the Sacramento Valley it will be hellish.
	12:30pm sphere: I just realized that Bryce is a serialist. "I like all the notes, in any order." That's a 12-tone row there, mister!
	12:31pm Bryce: some notes are better than others
	12:32pm tuner fish: this is super luminous!
	12:34pm Carmichael: D augmented 9 is a favorite of mine.
	12:35pm Greg from ZONE 5: You probably haven't heard of my favorite note.
	12:38pm Bryce: is it the brown note?
	12:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many of these tracks don't even have notes in them? What actually defines what a note is?
	12:40pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Bryce defines it, second day of each month
	12:43pm Bryce: see? here's some notes for ya
	12:46pm don'twannabenotsy: you notes it
	12:46pm Michael 98145: lots and lots of notes
	12:50pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, pity he who is a simple Johnny One Note. Hello, Bryce, and matching brycelettes.
	12:53pm Chris from DC: Bryce has all the notes, believe me.
	12:54pm Bryce: hope everyone's okay with this note, because michael vetter is going to make sure you remember it
	12:54pm Bryce: over the next 40 minutes (spoiler!)
	12:55pm Carmichael: It's a one-note boogie party!
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Duly noted. Hmmm..."Duly Noted" would be a handy fake name to use when you need one. Especially if it translates to "Excrement Cranium" in another language.
	12:58pm zopa: note to self: listen to more bryce show
	1:00pm Michael 98145: can't wait for the arrival of the actual Tambura
	1:01pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Fucking Michael Vetter is playing that one note off key
	1:26pm Whosondephone: I wish I'd been tracking this to reel to reel.
	1:27pm Michael 98145: take it to the bridge
	1:41pm Bryce: i wonder if there were blood stains on michael vetter's tambura
	1:42pm βrian: The pond flutes are out tonight.
	1:46pm βrian: Durn, can't find the lyrics.
	1:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YOU.
	1:49pm Bryce: distant triangle
	1:49pm Chris from DC: This Zamfir sounds weird.
	1:49pm βrian: That last guy has a serious southern twang.
	1:57pm βrian: Anyone here read "Once in Europa," by John Berger? Pan flutes and shepherds would fit right in.
	1:59pm Fredericks: While doing research on this piece a Youtube video of it came up and started playing. I listened for a minute or two they sounded great playing simultaneously. I closed the Youtube window, now this piece sounds a little thin.
	2:00pm nic: love !!!
	2:03pm βrian: Holy cripes, what's the recording date for this? Looks like Ferrari was working on this way back in 1960 per the 'pedia.
	2:03pm blee: Luc Ferrari made me pause the Beatles. Glad he did, this symphonie is speaking to me.
	2:04pm Michael 98145: nice website, too : lucferrari.org
	2:05pm βrian: Rather opaque, that website. Just a field of black.
	2:07pm Mark Williams: @βrian - that's been on my reading list for quite a while.
	2:07pm blee: Luc's website is flash
	2:08pm Ajay: That Luc Ferrari track just floored me!
	2:13pm βrian: An English guy named Berger writing about shepherds in France. Go figure. Excellent stories, though.
	2:17pm Chris from DC: That Yarn/Wire series looks interesting. This is pretty cool.
	2:18pm Hi from Holland: Enjoying Yarn/Wire, very nice sound for a warm summer evening here in Holland.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: lot to like in this set
	2:20pm Mark Williams: Berger lived in a rural French locale for years, if I'm not mistaken. I think he got to know shepherds quite well.
	2:22pm βrian: Yes, I know. Made me want to move to the Alps. Love this noise, BTW.
	2:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Music to hunt witches by.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: every day the news makes me want to move to the dark side of the moon
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...makes me think the dead lady's organ solos in Carnival of Souls could have used a percussionist. I'd pay to see that.
	2:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ........................my kingdom for a Belgium-sized subwoofer.
	2:42pm Pierre Berthet: oh, my old friend, it's been too long i haven't seen him, never heard this piece. He has a new CD that just came out somewhere...Thank you Bryce!
	2:42pm Mark Williams: @Rev - a Duvel of a subwoofer?
	2:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Yessir! With rice and chutney.
	2:45pm Chris from DC: Great set. This Le Junter is a find.
	2:46pm Bryce: :) hi, pierre!
	2:47pm nic: this is great !!!
	2:48pm Pierre Berthet: I've just sent him a message so that he puts the radio on...:)
	2:51pm Bryce: it's a beautiful CD!
	2:54pm BronwynB: yeahhh i get to catch the last 7 minutes of the bryce is right! hello everyone!
	2:54pm Sem Chumbo: The Organ of Corti got a major workout today and so lost those few worrisome extra pounds, Bryce. Love a show that makes you sweat. See ya later.
	2:55pm Bryce: hellogoodbye
	2:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DO NOT LEAVE.
	2:55pm Bryce: nice to see youzzzzall
	2:55pm chris: thanks, Bryce! twas nice!
	2:55pm Bryce: i'm always RIGHT BEHIND YOU
	2:56pm Mark Williams: lock the 'FMU doors. Bryce must not be allowed to wander.
	2:58pm Michael 98145: great again, thanks, Bryce
	2:58pm BronwynB: i just looked behind me to see if bryce is chillin in my office
	3:00pm nic: great great thanks bryce
	3:00pm βrian: Buh, now.

Bryce: Playlist from June 16, 2017

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