WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from July 7, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:23pm nic: love this !!!
	12:23pm soaking wet phillip: heavy rain is an understatement. im in the bronx and i got drenched walking home just now
	12:24pm -Ken: Now Bryce Has Become Rain
	12:26pm drenched phillip: hey KEN!!! took over bryces show. thats ok
	12:26pm Bryce: no one can see my tears, at the bottom of the passaic...
	12:28pm soaking wet phillip: KEN!!! could i come on and ask for sock donations?? ive got 3 pairs to my name and im broke:(
	12:28pm joe mulligan: that Folke Rabe was great. thought it was Eleh but sounds like they were an influence to him
	12:28pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sheez I'm glad I closed my kitchen window…
	12:28pm KenW: Decimus is phenomenal, WOW!!!!!!!! Howdy Bryce!!!!!!!!!
	12:36pm tom from Glasgow: it's raining over there and dry here? what novelty is this
	12:37pm sockless phillip: friends be so kind enough to help this poor destitute sockless 50 year old with a one pair crew sock donation...please
	12:38pm Jeff: How beautifully blue the sky, The glass is rising very high, Continue fine I hope it may, And yet it rained but yesterday. Tomorrow it may pour again (I hear the country wants some rain), Yet people say, I know not why, That we shall have a warm July. Tomorrow it may pour again (I hear the country wants some rain), Yet people say, I know not why, That we shall have a warm July. Tomorrow it may pour again....
	12:40pm Mark Williams: hiya Bryce. Say, what Decimus release was that you played?
	12:43pm BLCKDGRD: Here, you can copy and paste the fix : I never miscue a record. I am punctual except when it rains, we prepared, and dislike clutter. Also too: prolly not enough time for you to make your Pierre Henry set(s). Next week maybe if not today?
	12:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ooh, I was going to say, this sounds like the bat recording that Martha played a few weeks ago. Nailed it!
	12:46pm tom from Glasgow: @Jeff i went away and the playlist refreshed. so i saw the end of that comment before seeing who posted it and did an absolute double-take, ha ha
	12:48pm BryceKEN: punctual Punks are the best. Nice noises - more bin-aural beets
	12:50pm Bryce: a kindly dredging vessel scooped me out of the radioactive passaic silt
	12:53pm Bryce: blckdgrd, yes definitely next week! RIP, M. Henry :(
	1:02pm nic: this is great !!!!
	1:04pm rascal yammers: retriever & beach cleaner? enlarged version needed for fat governors...
	1:10pm sphere: i logged in after a hard slog at work and saw that Bryce was playing "." by . Suddenly, I felt like I was home again.
	1:24pm Jeff: Ted would srsly like to know what the hell you're playing. I haven't been able to explain it to his satisfaction.
	1:25pm tom from Glasgow: Bryce why you confuse the dog?
	1:25pm Jeff: @Tom: tra-la!
	1:25pm Bryce: AWAKEN, ted's inner raptor
	1:26pm Michael 98145: RIP, PH [ in the meantime friends and family can visit Fabio's great set yesterday : www.wfmu.org... ]
	1:28pm Listener142985: Hey I could use a nice pen! Pencil broke.
	1:29pm Inner Ear Detour: Tony Schwartz! Love this record. Hi Bryce. And everyone.
	1:29pm Michael 98145: ( DJT at G-20 ? :)
	1:30pm grace gold way: love this SO much
	1:30pm grace gold way: is this nyc?
	1:30pm Bryce: yes!
	1:31pm grace gold way: yesssss i love the big rotten apple!!!
	1:31pm Bryce: circa '54, i think?
	1:33pm grace gold way: new york dialects today aren't half as nuanced and interesting as this record demonstrates to me
	1:34pm TDK60: I had a grandfather (I never really knew--died young) involved in cattle; he probably understood this auction dialect.
	1:39pm Jeff: Ted's fine with auctioneers.
	1:41pm Bryce: yeah, manhattan, brooklyn, queens, jersey city...all distinct for so long. i heart vowel shift
	1:43pm terribilia: what's he sayin
	1:46pm busted microphone: Some sets, I have a hard time telling if I'm listening to Bryce or Vocal Fry, but that's a good problem to have. Love ya both.
	1:46pm Bryce: :)
	1:52pm tom from Glasgow: i feel like i'm being exorcised in fast-motion
	1:53pm karen: Ursonate influenced so many.
	1:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone should run the sonar processing program backwards on a human voice so we could hear how we'd sound if we were bats.
	1:57pm Mark Williams: oh oh, here comes Bernstein
	1:57pm Mark Williams: 80 really is where it's at
	1:58pm tom from Glasgow: well that was intensely WFMU
	1:59pm BronwynB: Lots of Tormented Screaming today. U ok Bryce?
	1:59pm Devin B.: Best legal ID ever
	1:59pm BronwynB: hahaha that was perfect
	1:59pm Listener142985: zero/one, a math situation even I can handle
	2:01pm Wild Neil: Peace all. I learned my small business employer might pay only $150 of my medical insurance. Cheapskates!
	2:07pm TDK60: Can I guess this was speaking thru a pedal steel mic?
	2:08pm Bryce: sonovox!
	2:10pm tom from Glasgow: fascinating. davidlloyd-radio.blogspot.co.uk...
	2:11pm TDK60: Those folks back in the '30s and '40s were techies! And very hip.
	2:12pm choggie: Kai Kaiser on some SERIOUS drugs!!
	2:13pm andrewb: i think some of this technique was used for the steam engine at the begining of "Dumbo"
	2:15pm choggie: http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/lucille-ball-in-a-cbs-recording-studio-holding-two-news-footage/508764283
	2:16pm tom from Glasgow: just about every BBC Radio 1 jingle in the 60s-80s was done with Sonovox. i used to hate them. never knew what it was before. these usages are much better
	2:16pm choggie: I love SONOVOX Lucy demo
	2:18pm Cliff in Prague: Hello, it's a nice day
	2:19pm Bryce: ahhhh, thx for the sonovox links, you guys!
	2:27pm choggie: One More-Talkbox APP for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Bright_Blue_LED.PocketTalkbox&hl=en
	2:33pm Michael 98145: in space no one can hear you shiver
	2:36pm Bryce: there were a butt ton of sonovox-based children's records in the 40s and 50s. if you google around for "whizzer the talking airplane" or something, i bet you can find your way to a lot of them....
	2:37pm Bryce: i never get tired of 'em
	2:38pm choggie: I just checked E-Bay a few ticks ago, about 6 LPs for sale using the Sonovox, not many.
	2:55pm Bryce: bye, all. thank you!
	2:58pm karen: Fantastic show!
	2:59pm Devin B.: Great show Bryce! Thank you!
	3:00pm Cliff in Prague: BYE BYE

Bryce: Playlist from July 7, 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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July 7, 2017: Your Regularly Schedule Bryce Has Been Delayed

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Folkerabe	Was?? [excerpt] "Was?? [excerpt]" by "Folkerabe"	Was??		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Decimus	Side A "Side A" by "Decimus"	7		0:22:00 (Pop-up)
Peter Behrendsen	Nachtflug "Nachtflug" by "Peter Behrendsen"	Nachtflug / Atem des Windes	bat sonar	0:40:34 (Pop-up)

Dinosaur Make Out Party!!	Dinosaur Make Out Party!! [excerpt]	Dinosaur Make Out Party!!	dinosaur sounds reconstructed from petrified wood cross sections	1:08:06 (Pop-up)
Tony Schwarz	City Pitchmen "City Pitchmen" by "Tony Schwarz"	Millions of Musicians		1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Tony Schwartz	Country Selling "Country Selling" by "Tony Schwartz"	Millions of Musicians		1:31:11 (Pop-up)
[various]	World Livestock Auctioneer Championship winners			1:32:44 (Pop-up)
Jaap Blonk	Axtherastical / der minister II / Flux-de-Bouche	Flux-de-Bouche		1:39:47 (Pop-up)
Maurizio Nannucci	Definizioni "Definizioni" by "Maurizio Nannucci"			1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Demetrio Stratos	O Tzitziras o Mitziras			1:50:45 (Pop-up)
Charles Bernstein	1–100 "1–100" by "Charles Bernstein"			1:55:00 (Pop-up)
Paul DeMarinis	March "March" by "Paul DeMarinis"	The Edison Effect		1:58:26 (Pop-up)
Paul DeMarinis	An Appeal "An Appeal" by "Paul DeMarinis"	Music as a Second Language		2:00:42 (Pop-up)
Alvino Rey	St. Louis Blues "St. Louis Blues" by "Alvino Rey"		https://youtu.be/jPd9cxqKCVg	2:05:17 (Pop-up)
.	from "The Reluctant Dragon" "from "The Reluctant Dragon"" by "."		https://youtu.be/blhqeWpwwkA	2:09:05 (Pop-up)
Kay Kyser	. "." by "Kay Kyser"		https://youtu.be/kH-krlgo2e8	2:10:29 (Pop-up)
Bruce Haack	Hookin for the Honey "Hookin for the Honey" by "Bruce Haack"	Bite		2:13:48 (Pop-up)
Craig Leon	Donkeys Bearing Cups "Donkeys Bearing Cups" by "Craig Leon"	Nommos		2:17:30 (Pop-up)
Maria Teresa Luciani	Luna Park "Luna Park" by "Maria Teresa Luciani"	Sounds of the City		2:23:39 (Pop-up)
Maria Teresa Luciani	Traffic "Traffic" by "Maria Teresa Luciani"	Sounds of the City		2:25:42 (Pop-up)
Morris Knight	The Origin Of Prophecy	After Guernica		2:29:47 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Infinite O'Clock "Infinite O'Clock" by "Ken Nordine"	Triple Talk		2:46:51 (Pop-up)
David Moss	Tongue "Tongue" by "David Moss"	Terrain		2:51:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:23pm nic: love this !!!
	12:23pm soaking wet phillip: heavy rain is an understatement. im in the bronx and i got drenched walking home just now
	12:24pm -Ken: Now Bryce Has Become Rain
	12:26pm drenched phillip: hey KEN!!! took over bryces show. thats ok
	12:26pm Bryce: no one can see my tears, at the bottom of the passaic...
	12:28pm soaking wet phillip: KEN!!! could i come on and ask for sock donations?? ive got 3 pairs to my name and im broke:(
	12:28pm joe mulligan: that Folke Rabe was great. thought it was Eleh but sounds like they were an influence to him
	12:28pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sheez I'm glad I closed my kitchen window…
	12:28pm KenW: Decimus is phenomenal, WOW!!!!!!!! Howdy Bryce!!!!!!!!!
	12:36pm tom from Glasgow: it's raining over there and dry here? what novelty is this
	12:37pm sockless phillip: friends be so kind enough to help this poor destitute sockless 50 year old with a one pair crew sock donation...please
	12:38pm Jeff: How beautifully blue the sky, The glass is rising very high, Continue fine I hope it may, And yet it rained but yesterday. Tomorrow it may pour again (I hear the country wants some rain), Yet people say, I know not why, That we shall have a warm July. Tomorrow it may pour again (I hear the country wants some rain), Yet people say, I know not why, That we shall have a warm July. Tomorrow it may pour again....
	12:40pm Mark Williams: hiya Bryce. Say, what Decimus release was that you played?
	12:43pm BLCKDGRD: Here, you can copy and paste the fix : I never miscue a record. I am punctual except when it rains, we prepared, and dislike clutter. Also too: prolly not enough time for you to make your Pierre Henry set(s). Next week maybe if not today?
	12:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ooh, I was going to say, this sounds like the bat recording that Martha played a few weeks ago. Nailed it!
	12:46pm tom from Glasgow: @Jeff i went away and the playlist refreshed. so i saw the end of that comment before seeing who posted it and did an absolute double-take, ha ha
	12:48pm BryceKEN: punctual Punks are the best. Nice noises - more bin-aural beets
	12:50pm Bryce: a kindly dredging vessel scooped me out of the radioactive passaic silt
	12:53pm Bryce: blckdgrd, yes definitely next week! RIP, M. Henry :(
	1:02pm nic: this is great !!!!
	1:04pm rascal yammers: retriever & beach cleaner? enlarged version needed for fat governors...
	1:10pm sphere: i logged in after a hard slog at work and saw that Bryce was playing "." by . Suddenly, I felt like I was home again.
	1:24pm Jeff: Ted would srsly like to know what the hell you're playing. I haven't been able to explain it to his satisfaction.
	1:25pm tom from Glasgow: Bryce why you confuse the dog?
	1:25pm Jeff: @Tom: tra-la!
	1:25pm Bryce: AWAKEN, ted's inner raptor
	1:26pm Michael 98145: RIP, PH [ in the meantime friends and family can visit Fabio's great set yesterday : www.wfmu.org... ]
	1:28pm Listener142985: Hey I could use a nice pen! Pencil broke.
	1:29pm Inner Ear Detour: Tony Schwartz! Love this record. Hi Bryce. And everyone.
	1:29pm Michael 98145: ( DJT at G-20 ? :)
	1:30pm grace gold way: love this SO much
	1:30pm grace gold way: is this nyc?
	1:30pm Bryce: yes!
	1:31pm grace gold way: yesssss i love the big rotten apple!!!
	1:31pm Bryce: circa '54, i think?
	1:33pm grace gold way: new york dialects today aren't half as nuanced and interesting as this record demonstrates to me
	1:34pm TDK60: I had a grandfather (I never really knew--died young) involved in cattle; he probably understood this auction dialect.
	1:39pm Jeff: Ted's fine with auctioneers.
	1:41pm Bryce: yeah, manhattan, brooklyn, queens, jersey city...all distinct for so long. i heart vowel shift
	1:43pm terribilia: what's he sayin
	1:46pm busted microphone: Some sets, I have a hard time telling if I'm listening to Bryce or Vocal Fry, but that's a good problem to have. Love ya both.
	1:46pm Bryce: :)
	1:52pm tom from Glasgow: i feel like i'm being exorcised in fast-motion
	1:53pm karen: Ursonate influenced so many.
	1:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone should run the sonar processing program backwards on a human voice so we could hear how we'd sound if we were bats.
	1:57pm Mark Williams: oh oh, here comes Bernstein
	1:57pm Mark Williams: 80 really is where it's at
	1:58pm tom from Glasgow: well that was intensely WFMU
	1:59pm BronwynB: Lots of Tormented Screaming today. U ok Bryce?
	1:59pm Devin B.: Best legal ID ever
	1:59pm BronwynB: hahaha that was perfect
	1:59pm Listener142985: zero/one, a math situation even I can handle
	2:01pm Wild Neil: Peace all. I learned my small business employer might pay only $150 of my medical insurance. Cheapskates!
	2:07pm TDK60: Can I guess this was speaking thru a pedal steel mic?
	2:08pm Bryce: sonovox!
	2:10pm tom from Glasgow: fascinating. davidlloyd-radio.blogspot.co.uk...
	2:11pm TDK60: Those folks back in the '30s and '40s were techies! And very hip.
	2:12pm choggie: Kai Kaiser on some SERIOUS drugs!!
	2:13pm andrewb: i think some of this technique was used for the steam engine at the begining of "Dumbo"
	2:15pm choggie: http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/lucille-ball-in-a-cbs-recording-studio-holding-two-news-footage/508764283
	2:16pm tom from Glasgow: just about every BBC Radio 1 jingle in the 60s-80s was done with Sonovox. i used to hate them. never knew what it was before. these usages are much better
	2:16pm choggie: I love SONOVOX Lucy demo
	2:18pm Cliff in Prague: Hello, it's a nice day
	2:19pm Bryce: ahhhh, thx for the sonovox links, you guys!
	2:27pm choggie: One More-Talkbox APP for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Bright_Blue_LED.PocketTalkbox&hl=en
	2:33pm Michael 98145: in space no one can hear you shiver
	2:36pm Bryce: there were a butt ton of sonovox-based children's records in the 40s and 50s. if you google around for "whizzer the talking airplane" or something, i bet you can find your way to a lot of them....
	2:37pm Bryce: i never get tired of 'em
	2:38pm choggie: I just checked E-Bay a few ticks ago, about 6 LPs for sale using the Sonovox, not many.
	2:55pm Bryce: bye, all. thank you!
	2:58pm karen: Fantastic show!
	2:59pm Devin B.: Great show Bryce! Thank you!
	3:00pm Cliff in Prague: BYE BYE

Bryce: Playlist from July 7, 2017

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