WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from March 29, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:08pm JK: Bryyyyyce
	12:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: awaiting orders.
	12:08pm Jesse K: Mornin
	12:09pm G: gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello? Now we're expecting a pronunciation on that in mic break one. :)
	12:09pm Hugo: Afternoon
	12:10pm G: afternoon, for those currently afternooning...
	12:10pm bill: gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello, gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhow are you?
	12:10pm Cecile: you're awesome, Bryce.
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& you are certain you want one G?...
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's not that I'm not a 'Morning Person' - it's just that I am in a tragically incorrect Time Zone.
	12:14pm Bryce: fvvvvvfvvvfvvfvfvfvvvvvvvvvfmluhh
	12:14pm G: I believe I can handle it, RR63 :)
	12:17pm G: bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk! (the first of the several thunderclap onomatopoeias in Finnegans Wake [p. 3])
	12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...waiting for the Avant gurgly liquid noises - but contenting myself w/ FreeJazz for the moment just on the principal that it's so contrary to living in New Hampshire... ...Not a calorie to consume in this damned ratrap this morning - er - afternoon - of my last day off from work of a few - but Guinness - soooo : ) ...that was hard to type...
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - ah, Joyce...Mercury is still in Pisces - so by all means proceed...
	12:25pm Carmichael: Hey ho Bryce. It's hard to TALK OVER THESE HORNS!!!
	12:27pm Sandy in Houston: I'm going to see Roscoe Mitchell Quartet tonight. :)
	12:30pm G: btw, fun to note that Lebenserinnerungen eines Lepidopterologen is "Memoirs (Life Memoiries) of a Lepidopterisrt (Butterfly Scientist)". [I don't suppose that's a Nabokov ref.]
	12:34pm bill: So that wasn't gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello ?
	12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Enjoying Mr. Bryce Sir.
	12:38pm dçþät: great vibrations today..
	12:39pm Bryce: r.i.p.mr. morris :(
	12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you'll pardon my ignorance - but just to get a point of reference or learn something : - How would anyone relate/compare/contrast Mr. Morris & this piece to Lighetti & his '2001' stuff?
	12:49pm G: I don't know why you say gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello, he said gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjgoodbye
	12:51pm common: scary
	12:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Thx G - that illuninates the dif. between them perfectly...
	12:53pm Carmichael: This Morris sounds kind of Kentonish/Graettingery.
	12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more than it illuMinates it...
	12:55pm Bryce: hey, rr, it does sound kind of similar! especially with the chorusy bits. the thing that's interesting is how different their methods were. ligeti composed in a "traditional" way, writing out giant elaborate scores. but butch morris' stuff was totally (or semi-) improvised. he assembled large groups of musicians, and would teach them a huge list of gestures he invented to represent diferent types of activities, then play them like a giant instrument. really amazing to see in person!
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for a second there I thot Stravinsky - tho' I suppose they're all his children...You see my knowledge is lacking here...
	12:59pm nic: super
	1:01pm Droll: Ligeti score, traditional notation: tunisiantimes.files.wordpress.com... Ligeti score, not-so-traditional notation: www.cfa.ilstu.edu...
	1:02pm Bryce: hahaaa!
	1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Improvised! Crazy! - & the Classical performers were up to it - !? I think of McCartney & George Martin talking about how challenging it was to get Classical Pros just to do a fraction of a minute on 'Day in the Life' - yet I suppose there are many sorts of ensembles & organizations...
	1:04pm dçþät: man, gotta look into this Butch character, that sounds nuts...the improvisations via hand gestures bit..
	1:04pm Droll: RRN, Please meet Bethany: wfmu.org...
	1:05pm Bryce: yeah, believe it or not, he's actually a jazz musician! used to play in more ordinary out jazz groups, bu his musical trajectory just sort of ultimately led him here.
	1:06pm Bryce: oh yeah, bethany's played in some of his "comprovisations!" (french horn)
	1:07pm tim from champaign: This is truly awesome.
	1:11pm Mike East: thinkin' of trying this "Cuban Diner" for lunch. Hey everybody!
	1:12pm Cheri Pi: 'ello Brycey-pooh
	1:13pm Cheri Pi: Yes on this.
	1:14pm Bryce: here's another weird intersection of 20th century classical and free jazz. penderecki always thought jazz was "vulgar"....till he heard the Globe Unity Orchestra in '67. he was so intrigued, he eventually wrote this piece for free jazzniks. the other side of the record was a don cherry piece....
	1:14pm Bryce: hey cheri! hahaa, good timing
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanx Droll - ! - Read a critique of Zappa's stuff for orchestra that it didn't use the range of it - which would be the point of havng one - but the Morse sounded really full & fully realized (& I am fine w/ scary). - So I suppose he was partly expirimenting w/ Conducting : Bandleaders of dif. stripes - inc. Zappa - have used Gestures in one manner or another of course...prob. quite common in improvised musics - as one has to communicate & cue somehow, if even a nod or the wave of a guitar neck...
	1:16pm Stanley The Meat Guy: I am hard boiling some eggs to this!
	1:21pm Cheri Pi: I'm thinking about getting my new kitten tomorrow to this.
	1:23pm _crazyandy_______________________________: This is probably the best free jazz I've ever heard.
	1:28pm dçþät: I'm sitting here scratching my head to this.
	1:29pm northguineahills: Yeah, I have that Penderecki/Don Cherry album, it's a blast!
	1:30pm Bryce: :)
	1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Indeed - ! - Bethany is very interesting - for one of a few reasons - having highspeed net @ home & subsequent FMU addiction are still only months old for me - & I have yet to find 'Classical' (/'Academic'/insertnamehere) online streams of interest. (I've found one of Pipe Organ by a thing called 'RadioCaprice' - apparently out of Russia & serving many very GenreSpecific streams) ...So those Archives are good to know about (& how would one know if she doesn't have a current Program - ??)...
	1:34pm G: @RR63: She's done some fill ins recently since (I believe?) moving out of the NYC area for now... Anyone correct me if I'm wrong there...
	1:36pm emmagineering: jazzex! spacex!
	1:41pm Bryce: hey rr, check out kurt too (right after me, at 3pm). he plays lots of 20th century classical, but mixed in with a big swirl of other stuff. i go on binges myself, but never know when it's going to happen. there's quite a bit on (& off) the schedule here...the archives are just so vast......
	1:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think a few / couple of other FMU-J's have played the Don Cherry side of it.
	1:45pm northguineahills: I know I've said this before, but what is the point of faving a track when you basically fave every track played?
	1:46pm Chris from DC: Fantastic set here. Can't believe I missed that Penderecki previously.
	1:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Bryce, check your calendar, you've planned what you're doing and playing and thinking for the next 17 months
	1:51pm Cecile: WCBN in Ann Arbor has a classical show with archives called Dead White Guys: deadwhiteguyswcbn.blogspot.com...
	1:52pm Bryce: i had a feeling i'd had this feeling before. but i get that pretty often.
	1:52pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): That's funny, we had a classical show on WHRW with the same name 17 years ago.
	1:52pm Bryce: YOU ARE BROOD II
	1:53pm G: I only fave a track if 1. I didn't already know it (or, if I had completely forgotten about it from years ago), 2. I don't already have it, 3. I didn't order it already because of hearing it played. I mainly use the fave list to remind myself of things I'm afraid i might forget about, or want to go replay. I thought about this issue when the fave star system started. If I faved everything I somehow like, I'm afraid the fave list would become useless, because I couldn't find anything or look through it easily. So I just fave pieces that I think I really need a memory jog for, in order just to know that it existed/exists. But people can use it any way works for them!
	1:53pm dçþät: dammit--this topic is near/dear to me but I have to play soccer!!! need to check out dead white guys...
	1:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It appears I have missed much, it being an afternoon of much energy-expenditure, o my brothers.
	1:54pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): If you really like it, favorite it harder
	1:54pm Cecile: oops, no archives, but it's on Sunday AM. And a former mentor of mine, the great arwulf arwulf is one of the rotating hosts.
	1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I usually work Fridays - & have yet to begin to come to terms w/ existence of Archives - !!! ...As for Realtime: Someday prob. get a laptop streaming @ Work - a ThriftStore in smalltown New Hampshire - so then a question of how far I can take the customers along w/ FMU - !: A situation not unknown to or unCommented upon by denizens of the FMUniverse...
	1:55pm Cecile: I just throw out stars willy-nilly. It's free, and if I get confused, I can always unfavorite songs
	1:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Soon you'll be able to favorite your favorites
	1:56pm northguineahills: I think the next improvement may be a search list for the fave list in everyone's profile. DC pat, if you have some extra articular cartilage for my knees, I'd love to play some footie.
	1:57pm dçþät: ach, that's the rub ngh. The knees are holding up for now--could be the fish oil pills...
	1:57pm ms_a: Bryce, what should I wear to work today?
	1:58pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I use my fave list more as a "stuff to look into later" list.
	1:58pm Droll: . o O ( Yo dawg! I heard favorites were your favorite, so I put a favorite in your favorite so you can favorite while your favoriting! ) Not every software feature needs to be used to the Nth degree (some at all).
	1:58pm Carmichael: The Mother Ship? Emergency? Gi modal Shit?
	1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can't Fave anyhow - if yer Browser ain't right - ! (Java?) - but that too shall be addresed someday. - Would it ever be possible to Rate (1-5 stars - or even more precise?) as well as just Fave - ?? ...in case there's just too much Time & $ & Kenzo develops a truly tragic stimulant habit or something - ??...
	2:00pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Eggs are done, they spin fast when spun!
	2:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sounds like G has it sussed.
	2:03pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Bring 'em to a rolling boil! Take 'em away under the faucet with cold waterrrrrrrrrr. Then you can peel them if you want to or paint them first. (this is a song in the key of Terry Riley)
	2:03pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I think a rating system would have negative repercussions. The songs I don't like still have character. If DJs would look at the ratings, they might be influenced subconsciously or otherwise into changing their programming.
	2:03pm bill: geez what a dork
	2:04pm northguineahills: I've had multiple knee surgeries due to soccer injuries in my youth. The last one I had, it got infected, and they had to take the rest of the cartilage out my left knee. Three years ago, my orthopedic doctor told me to stop running on hard surfaces and to stop playing soccer.
	2:05pm Van in DC: Eggs you say?
	2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - Zuckerberg would have great big files on all us creeps by now... - An FMUniverse (/FriendshipSociety) 'Pop Chart' would certainly be a thing of interest - ?...
	2:06pm Stanley The Meat Guy: EHHHGZ you SAY!
	2:06pm dçþät: sorry to hear that ngh. footie's rough on you that's for sure. If rawk hadn't intervened, I might have similar knee issues.
	2:06pm βrian: Not eggs. Felafel. With hummous and hot sauce.
	2:06pm Mitten John: So the Dead White Guys can only be heard live?
	2:07pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Egg replacer is a dust
	2:07pm _crazyandy_______________________________: But lists confine ideas in boxes. WFMU is freeform!
	2:08pm Cecile: yes. WCBN has a live stream, but no archives.
	2:08pm Cecile: from what I could determine on the website.
	2:08pm Droll: CA, I like the idea of numerical ratings. I should even be able to use negative, irrational, and imaginary numbers. Or maybe an equation so you can solve for the rating given a playlist as arguments. I know how math is super-popular here, it'd be huge.
	2:09pm βrian: But WCBN is in Ann Arbor. Miss that place.
	2:09pm Van in DC: Heh. On Sunday. Ankle biters, meet face huggers.
	2:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe, point taken - but could you really Herd these Cats - ?? I doubt it - ! They/we unherdable. The Ratings of this lot - ?!? Charts would (ideally - this is fantasy...) Change often anyhow. I imagine a dyad w/ FreeForm. But nevermind - it will not happen...
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Out to lunch? I certainly was. And EGAD. Clearly the cherry-blossom tourists have landed. It's fanny-packs and matching t-shirts as far as the eye can see.
	2:11pm Bryce: ms. a, i'm thinking something leigh bowery
	2:12pm Van in DC: Easter egg hunting on LV-426. Always a great idea.
	2:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I do all my trouser shopping at my local bowelry.
	2:13pm ms_a: ok, putting on tall boots now
	2:13pm Carmichael: There are no bbq joints anywhere around here where I work. As I'm in the suburbs, it's all fast food of dubious origin. Looks like I'm driving about 10 miles again for aloo gobi and chana masala. Which is fine, but getting predictable.
	2:15pm northguineahills: Going to make some yakisoba w/ veggies & eggs.
	2:16pm Van in DC: @Rev. - yep. SOOOO many tourists right now here. Next week will be even more so.
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...food - what a concept...will have to cut FMU loose sometime & Hunt & Gather...
	2:17pm Bryce: don't forget to cover your head. it's a bit sunny now. bit.ly...
	2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Urban Dictionary: counter-tourism www.urbandictionary.com... - Cached (n.) counter-tourism refers to offensive measures taken to deter, prevent and respond to tourism.
	2:19pm dçþät: glad I'm nice and safe up the hill....
	2:19pm Cheri Pi: It's jackalope season out there RRN63, make sure you're properly licensed if you decide to "take" one.
	2:20pm I X Key!: !
	2:20pm tim from champaign: Can yous guyses give me some recommended music sites/blogs? I'm really dumb in this area. Whenever I try to look up music sites I end up finding pitchforky weenie rock sites.
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...let's not even discuss Rabbit-jackalope relations...
	2:21pm Cheri Pi: Tim: the thequietus.com is ok, also www.dustedmagazine.com
	2:23pm Cheri Pi: And this, www.aquariusrecords.org..., is necessary reading, get on their mailing list.
	2:24pm Ike: We don't seem like we're anywhere near cherry blossom time in the cherry blossom capital of the U.S. (Newark... yeah that's right, SUCK IT D.C.), so no clusters of wedding photo groups or tourists yet.
	2:24pm Bryce: oh snap
	2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - What's you Focus, tim? ...I mean Genre-specific-wise (there's so much!) - but also Medium I suppose : - I have been swimming in Online Streams to exclusion of Podcasts, Blogs, &???...
	2:26pm dçþät: dang it, I have this tune somewhere.....
	2:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - you said Sites/Blogs. - I should Read before Posting for the sake of it...
	2:28pm kim: hiiiiii bryyyyceee! i just tooned in on the last track!
	2:28pm Bryce: don't worry ike, there won't be many wedding parties.....once BROOD II starts fogging the skies from their little ground chimneys....
	2:29pm Bryce: kim w? hahaaa, how do you knowww :)
	2:30pm dçþät: eh, I was a tourist earlier this week in NYC. We're all tourists at some point.
	2:30pm kim: must be my psychic gamelan connection!
	2:30pm tim from champaign: Cheri - Was not aware of the quietus. Thanks! I like dusted and I always forget about aquarius. RRN - Genre-wise I'd say music that you'd hear on Bryce's, Brian Turner's, Sue P, Terre T, Scott McDowell and Fabios's shows (to narrow it down).
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Relations & Interactions between 'Classical' & Jazz would certainly make for a large, interesting & tasty Volume - were there anyone talented & mad enuff to undertake it. ...I don't think I've ever seen such a thing...tho' must certainly be many articles & essays...
	2:31pm Mike East: There's about 60 tourists in one of the studios right now...most of which are highschoolers. help.
	2:32pm Cheri Pi: Tim, here's another oldie but a goodie: www.furious.com...
	2:34pm Ike: Oh shit, Bryce, I forgot. When are they due? Holy glob, I wonder if they like to gobble cherry blossoms? Munch munch.
	2:34pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I used to get all of my music information from holyf---ings---40000.blogspot.com. RIP ;_;
	2:35pm Bryce: when the ground temp gets to about 64F, if i recall....
	2:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @DCP: true enough, but those of us who walk with a purpose and refrain from lingering on the left of escalators get a free pass to be assholes elsewhere.
	2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - interesting/FMU Music... - I could e-mail stream addreses (or Post them here who cares?) - but that's not what you asked for (streams) - & likely as not more capable them I to find them ...& the more I learn about FMU,the less I surf other Bookmarks in my WinAmp player - altho' not never!... ...I wouldn't mind comparing notes w/ FMUers about Kewl Streams...
	2:36pm tim from champaign: Good one, CP! Thanks.
	2:37pm shelley hirsch: this is one of my favorite pieces of all time ..and i cant find my cassette of tongeret music...so I am very happy to hear it here. thank you
	2:37pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Cheri Pi is certainly correct! Aquarius Records mailing list is a must! Those folks deserve accolades aplenty, in the form of dollars spent.
	2:38pm Bryce: hi shelley! :)
	2:38pm nickinitaly: ...its been years since anything ethnic has moved me this way
	2:40pm nickinitaly: hate that word too
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have mused that being a Tourist or being a Native (whatcha calls yer 'GeoGnosis' - Knowledge~Sense of Place) are yer two basic Modes of Bein' ...I'm still @ least Semi-Tourist in the FMU FS, for example : P (...butcha gotta talk like a baby before like a grownup...) ...egs.: Building a rig in the Gulf w/ cheapo concrete for the quickest $: Tourist.
	2:43pm dçþät: @Rev: I did not know that, thanks for the tip.
	2:44pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I'm listening to Rev.'s noise when Bryce is done with his. bluesausageinfant.bandcamp.com...
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: nickinitaly: TransPacificSoundParadise FMU Sat.s - ??
	2:45pm Chris from DC: The true apocalypse will be Monday: Nationals Opening Day, cherry blossoms, and 70 degree weather.
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Great hemorrhaging nitrocrap, Chris, are you serious? I'll be in my crypt playing poker widda scarab beetles.
	2:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Then I'll listen to my own noise. lastever.org...
	2:47pm nickinitaly: revo rabbit...u caught my eye...what day you born ? (since im also nov 63 ?
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rev.Noise - ! : )
	2:48pm Chris from DC: Sadly yes, Rev. Mighty glad to be off today.
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: Saying "Idjah Hadidjah" has always made me giggle.
	2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: nickinitaly: 3rd Nov, 1963 - in fact I Link to my entire astrological birth chart on my Profile Page (for the entire Internet to peruse - should anyone wish to put all the nasty little corners of my Psyche under a glass & expose to the Public). - Yes - this is esp. good 'ethnic' music ! - Bryce clearly knows the Tasty... ...But do you know TPSP Sat. on FMU? A great World Program.
	2:54pm Cheri Pi: WE WANT REVEREND NOISE!! AND WE WANT IT NOW!
	2:55pm dçþät: ^ and don't forget Doug's all-over-the-map show Friday morns and on the Drummer Some stream ^
	2:57pm Bryce: oh! see you, everyone. don't go nowheres
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A Show of Friendship Society noisemakers? An FMU~FS open mike, of sorts ?
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): But only for Bryce's listeners
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Out to Lunch' remind me of 'Negative Dialectics of Poodleplay' about Zappa - & an Eric Dolphy ref. ?...
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As good a time as any (?) to say: - Thanx for this Online Experience, Kenzo - !!!

Bryce: Playlist from March 29, 2013

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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Andreas Martin & Christoph Heemann	Bärenluder / Die Drei Wege Ins Unbekannte, teil 2	Lebenserinnerungen Eines Lepidopterologen	Robot Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bill Dixon	Summerdance — Part 1	Odyssey	self-released	0:07:30 (Pop-up)
Toshinori Kondo	Moon Cloud "Moon Cloud" by "Toshinori Kondo"	Silent Melodies	Stilll (Pias Digital Benelux)	0:15:54 (Pop-up)
Roland P. Young	Curls "Curls" by "Roland P. Young"	Istet Serenade	Em Records	0:20:12 (Pop-up)
Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris	Conduction #59	Holy Sea	Splasc(h) Records	0:27:23 (Pop-up)

Krzystof Penderecki / The New Eternal Rhythm Orchestra	Actions for Free Jazz Orchestra	Actions	Klimt Records	1:05:04 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Jazzex "Jazzex" by "Bernard Parmegiani"	Pop'eclectic	Plate Lunch	1:21:56 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley	Music for the Gift "Music for the Gift" by "Terry Riley"	Music for the Gift	Cortical Foundation	1:38:43 (Pop-up)

Otomo Yoshide's New Jazz Orchestra	Out to Lunch	Out to Lunch	Doubtmusic	2:00:53 (Pop-up)
Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros	Jali-jali Bunga Siantan	Music of Indonesia, Vol. 5: Betawi and Sundanese Music of Java	Smithsonian Folkways	2:11:01 (Pop-up)
Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros	Curahan Hati	Music of Indonesia, Vol. 2: Indonesian Popular Music: Kroncong, Dangdut, and Langgam Jawa	Smithsonian Folkways	2:17:43 (Pop-up)
Euis Komariah with Jugala Orchestra	Bulan Sapasi	Jaipongan Java	Globe Style	2:21:32 (Pop-up)
Idjah Hadidjah	Serat Salira "Serat Salira" by "Idjah Hadidjah"	West Java: Sundanese Jaipong And Other Popular Music	Nonesuch	2:28:01 (Pop-up)
Monâjât Yultchieva	Monâjât "Monâjât" by "Monâjât Yultchieva"	Ouzbekistan - Maqâm D'Asie Centrale	Ocora	2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Ali Ekber Cicek	Ondört Bin Yıl Gezdim Pervanelikte	Turkey: Bektashi Music. Ashik Songs.	Unesco Collection / Auvidis	2:48:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm JK: Bryyyyyce
	12:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: awaiting orders.
	12:08pm Jesse K: Mornin
	12:09pm G: gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello? Now we're expecting a pronunciation on that in mic break one. :)
	12:09pm Hugo: Afternoon
	12:10pm G: afternoon, for those currently afternooning...
	12:10pm bill: gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello, gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhow are you?
	12:10pm Cecile: you're awesome, Bryce.
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& you are certain you want one G?...
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's not that I'm not a 'Morning Person' - it's just that I am in a tragically incorrect Time Zone.
	12:14pm Bryce: fvvvvvfvvvfvvfvfvfvvvvvvvvvfmluhh
	12:14pm G: I believe I can handle it, RR63 :)
	12:17pm G: bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk! (the first of the several thunderclap onomatopoeias in Finnegans Wake [p. 3])
	12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...waiting for the Avant gurgly liquid noises - but contenting myself w/ FreeJazz for the moment just on the principal that it's so contrary to living in New Hampshire... ...Not a calorie to consume in this damned ratrap this morning - er - afternoon - of my last day off from work of a few - but Guinness - soooo : ) ...that was hard to type...
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - ah, Joyce...Mercury is still in Pisces - so by all means proceed...
	12:25pm Carmichael: Hey ho Bryce. It's hard to TALK OVER THESE HORNS!!!
	12:27pm Sandy in Houston: I'm going to see Roscoe Mitchell Quartet tonight. :)
	12:30pm G: btw, fun to note that Lebenserinnerungen eines Lepidopterologen is "Memoirs (Life Memoiries) of a Lepidopterisrt (Butterfly Scientist)". [I don't suppose that's a Nabokov ref.]
	12:34pm bill: So that wasn't gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello ?
	12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Enjoying Mr. Bryce Sir.
	12:38pm dçþät: great vibrations today..
	12:39pm Bryce: r.i.p.mr. morris :(
	12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you'll pardon my ignorance - but just to get a point of reference or learn something : - How would anyone relate/compare/contrast Mr. Morris & this piece to Lighetti & his '2001' stuff?
	12:49pm G: I don't know why you say gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjhello, he said gjrogsiehrthjlrjvdlgfkldjgoodbye
	12:51pm common: scary
	12:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Thx G - that illuninates the dif. between them perfectly...
	12:53pm Carmichael: This Morris sounds kind of Kentonish/Graettingery.
	12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more than it illuMinates it...
	12:55pm Bryce: hey, rr, it does sound kind of similar! especially with the chorusy bits. the thing that's interesting is how different their methods were. ligeti composed in a "traditional" way, writing out giant elaborate scores. but butch morris' stuff was totally (or semi-) improvised. he assembled large groups of musicians, and would teach them a huge list of gestures he invented to represent diferent types of activities, then play them like a giant instrument. really amazing to see in person!
	12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for a second there I thot Stravinsky - tho' I suppose they're all his children...You see my knowledge is lacking here...
	12:59pm nic: super
	1:01pm Droll: Ligeti score, traditional notation: tunisiantimes.files.wordpress.com... Ligeti score, not-so-traditional notation: www.cfa.ilstu.edu...
	1:02pm Bryce: hahaaa!
	1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Improvised! Crazy! - & the Classical performers were up to it - !? I think of McCartney & George Martin talking about how challenging it was to get Classical Pros just to do a fraction of a minute on 'Day in the Life' - yet I suppose there are many sorts of ensembles & organizations...
	1:04pm dçþät: man, gotta look into this Butch character, that sounds nuts...the improvisations via hand gestures bit..
	1:04pm Droll: RRN, Please meet Bethany: wfmu.org...
	1:05pm Bryce: yeah, believe it or not, he's actually a jazz musician! used to play in more ordinary out jazz groups, bu his musical trajectory just sort of ultimately led him here.
	1:06pm Bryce: oh yeah, bethany's played in some of his "comprovisations!" (french horn)
	1:07pm tim from champaign: This is truly awesome.
	1:11pm Mike East: thinkin' of trying this "Cuban Diner" for lunch. Hey everybody!
	1:12pm Cheri Pi: 'ello Brycey-pooh
	1:13pm Cheri Pi: Yes on this.
	1:14pm Bryce: here's another weird intersection of 20th century classical and free jazz. penderecki always thought jazz was "vulgar"....till he heard the Globe Unity Orchestra in '67. he was so intrigued, he eventually wrote this piece for free jazzniks. the other side of the record was a don cherry piece....
	1:14pm Bryce: hey cheri! hahaa, good timing
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanx Droll - ! - Read a critique of Zappa's stuff for orchestra that it didn't use the range of it - which would be the point of havng one - but the Morse sounded really full & fully realized (& I am fine w/ scary). - So I suppose he was partly expirimenting w/ Conducting : Bandleaders of dif. stripes - inc. Zappa - have used Gestures in one manner or another of course...prob. quite common in improvised musics - as one has to communicate & cue somehow, if even a nod or the wave of a guitar neck...
	1:16pm Stanley The Meat Guy: I am hard boiling some eggs to this!
	1:21pm Cheri Pi: I'm thinking about getting my new kitten tomorrow to this.
	1:23pm _crazyandy_______________________________: This is probably the best free jazz I've ever heard.
	1:28pm dçþät: I'm sitting here scratching my head to this.
	1:29pm northguineahills: Yeah, I have that Penderecki/Don Cherry album, it's a blast!
	1:30pm Bryce: :)
	1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Indeed - ! - Bethany is very interesting - for one of a few reasons - having highspeed net @ home & subsequent FMU addiction are still only months old for me - & I have yet to find 'Classical' (/'Academic'/insertnamehere) online streams of interest. (I've found one of Pipe Organ by a thing called 'RadioCaprice' - apparently out of Russia & serving many very GenreSpecific streams) ...So those Archives are good to know about (& how would one know if she doesn't have a current Program - ??)...
	1:34pm G: @RR63: She's done some fill ins recently since (I believe?) moving out of the NYC area for now... Anyone correct me if I'm wrong there...
	1:36pm emmagineering: jazzex! spacex!
	1:41pm Bryce: hey rr, check out kurt too (right after me, at 3pm). he plays lots of 20th century classical, but mixed in with a big swirl of other stuff. i go on binges myself, but never know when it's going to happen. there's quite a bit on (& off) the schedule here...the archives are just so vast......
	1:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think a few / couple of other FMU-J's have played the Don Cherry side of it.
	1:45pm northguineahills: I know I've said this before, but what is the point of faving a track when you basically fave every track played?
	1:46pm Chris from DC: Fantastic set here. Can't believe I missed that Penderecki previously.
	1:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Bryce, check your calendar, you've planned what you're doing and playing and thinking for the next 17 months
	1:51pm Cecile: WCBN in Ann Arbor has a classical show with archives called Dead White Guys: deadwhiteguyswcbn.blogspot.com...
	1:52pm Bryce: i had a feeling i'd had this feeling before. but i get that pretty often.
	1:52pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): That's funny, we had a classical show on WHRW with the same name 17 years ago.
	1:52pm Bryce: YOU ARE BROOD II
	1:53pm G: I only fave a track if 1. I didn't already know it (or, if I had completely forgotten about it from years ago), 2. I don't already have it, 3. I didn't order it already because of hearing it played. I mainly use the fave list to remind myself of things I'm afraid i might forget about, or want to go replay. I thought about this issue when the fave star system started. If I faved everything I somehow like, I'm afraid the fave list would become useless, because I couldn't find anything or look through it easily. So I just fave pieces that I think I really need a memory jog for, in order just to know that it existed/exists. But people can use it any way works for them!
	1:53pm dçþät: dammit--this topic is near/dear to me but I have to play soccer!!! need to check out dead white guys...
	1:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It appears I have missed much, it being an afternoon of much energy-expenditure, o my brothers.
	1:54pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): If you really like it, favorite it harder
	1:54pm Cecile: oops, no archives, but it's on Sunday AM. And a former mentor of mine, the great arwulf arwulf is one of the rotating hosts.
	1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I usually work Fridays - & have yet to begin to come to terms w/ existence of Archives - !!! ...As for Realtime: Someday prob. get a laptop streaming @ Work - a ThriftStore in smalltown New Hampshire - so then a question of how far I can take the customers along w/ FMU - !: A situation not unknown to or unCommented upon by denizens of the FMUniverse...
	1:55pm Cecile: I just throw out stars willy-nilly. It's free, and if I get confused, I can always unfavorite songs
	1:55pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Soon you'll be able to favorite your favorites
	1:56pm northguineahills: I think the next improvement may be a search list for the fave list in everyone's profile. DC pat, if you have some extra articular cartilage for my knees, I'd love to play some footie.
	1:57pm dçþät: ach, that's the rub ngh. The knees are holding up for now--could be the fish oil pills...
	1:57pm ms_a: Bryce, what should I wear to work today?
	1:58pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I use my fave list more as a "stuff to look into later" list.
	1:58pm Droll: . o O ( Yo dawg! I heard favorites were your favorite, so I put a favorite in your favorite so you can favorite while your favoriting! ) Not every software feature needs to be used to the Nth degree (some at all).
	1:58pm Carmichael: The Mother Ship? Emergency? Gi modal Shit?
	1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can't Fave anyhow - if yer Browser ain't right - ! (Java?) - but that too shall be addresed someday. - Would it ever be possible to Rate (1-5 stars - or even more precise?) as well as just Fave - ?? ...in case there's just too much Time & $ & Kenzo develops a truly tragic stimulant habit or something - ??...
	2:00pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Eggs are done, they spin fast when spun!
	2:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sounds like G has it sussed.
	2:03pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Bring 'em to a rolling boil! Take 'em away under the faucet with cold waterrrrrrrrrr. Then you can peel them if you want to or paint them first. (this is a song in the key of Terry Riley)
	2:03pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I think a rating system would have negative repercussions. The songs I don't like still have character. If DJs would look at the ratings, they might be influenced subconsciously or otherwise into changing their programming.
	2:03pm bill: geez what a dork
	2:04pm northguineahills: I've had multiple knee surgeries due to soccer injuries in my youth. The last one I had, it got infected, and they had to take the rest of the cartilage out my left knee. Three years ago, my orthopedic doctor told me to stop running on hard surfaces and to stop playing soccer.
	2:05pm Van in DC: Eggs you say?
	2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - Zuckerberg would have great big files on all us creeps by now... - An FMUniverse (/FriendshipSociety) 'Pop Chart' would certainly be a thing of interest - ?...
	2:06pm Stanley The Meat Guy: EHHHGZ you SAY!
	2:06pm dçþät: sorry to hear that ngh. footie's rough on you that's for sure. If rawk hadn't intervened, I might have similar knee issues.
	2:06pm βrian: Not eggs. Felafel. With hummous and hot sauce.
	2:06pm Mitten John: So the Dead White Guys can only be heard live?
	2:07pm Stanley The Meat Guy: Egg replacer is a dust
	2:07pm _crazyandy_______________________________: But lists confine ideas in boxes. WFMU is freeform!
	2:08pm Cecile: yes. WCBN has a live stream, but no archives.
	2:08pm Cecile: from what I could determine on the website.
	2:08pm Droll: CA, I like the idea of numerical ratings. I should even be able to use negative, irrational, and imaginary numbers. Or maybe an equation so you can solve for the rating given a playlist as arguments. I know how math is super-popular here, it'd be huge.
	2:09pm βrian: But WCBN is in Ann Arbor. Miss that place.
	2:09pm Van in DC: Heh. On Sunday. Ankle biters, meet face huggers.
	2:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe, point taken - but could you really Herd these Cats - ?? I doubt it - ! They/we unherdable. The Ratings of this lot - ?!? Charts would (ideally - this is fantasy...) Change often anyhow. I imagine a dyad w/ FreeForm. But nevermind - it will not happen...
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Out to lunch? I certainly was. And EGAD. Clearly the cherry-blossom tourists have landed. It's fanny-packs and matching t-shirts as far as the eye can see.
	2:11pm Bryce: ms. a, i'm thinking something leigh bowery
	2:12pm Van in DC: Easter egg hunting on LV-426. Always a great idea.
	2:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I do all my trouser shopping at my local bowelry.
	2:13pm ms_a: ok, putting on tall boots now
	2:13pm Carmichael: There are no bbq joints anywhere around here where I work. As I'm in the suburbs, it's all fast food of dubious origin. Looks like I'm driving about 10 miles again for aloo gobi and chana masala. Which is fine, but getting predictable.
	2:15pm northguineahills: Going to make some yakisoba w/ veggies & eggs.
	2:16pm Van in DC: @Rev. - yep. SOOOO many tourists right now here. Next week will be even more so.
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...food - what a concept...will have to cut FMU loose sometime & Hunt & Gather...
	2:17pm Bryce: don't forget to cover your head. it's a bit sunny now. bit.ly...
	2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Urban Dictionary: counter-tourism www.urbandictionary.com... - Cached (n.) counter-tourism refers to offensive measures taken to deter, prevent and respond to tourism.
	2:19pm dçþät: glad I'm nice and safe up the hill....
	2:19pm Cheri Pi: It's jackalope season out there RRN63, make sure you're properly licensed if you decide to "take" one.
	2:20pm I X Key!: !
	2:20pm tim from champaign: Can yous guyses give me some recommended music sites/blogs? I'm really dumb in this area. Whenever I try to look up music sites I end up finding pitchforky weenie rock sites.
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...let's not even discuss Rabbit-jackalope relations...
	2:21pm Cheri Pi: Tim: the thequietus.com is ok, also www.dustedmagazine.com
	2:23pm Cheri Pi: And this, www.aquariusrecords.org..., is necessary reading, get on their mailing list.
	2:24pm Ike: We don't seem like we're anywhere near cherry blossom time in the cherry blossom capital of the U.S. (Newark... yeah that's right, SUCK IT D.C.), so no clusters of wedding photo groups or tourists yet.
	2:24pm Bryce: oh snap
	2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - What's you Focus, tim? ...I mean Genre-specific-wise (there's so much!) - but also Medium I suppose : - I have been swimming in Online Streams to exclusion of Podcasts, Blogs, &???...
	2:26pm dçþät: dang it, I have this tune somewhere.....
	2:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - you said Sites/Blogs. - I should Read before Posting for the sake of it...
	2:28pm kim: hiiiiii bryyyyceee! i just tooned in on the last track!
	2:28pm Bryce: don't worry ike, there won't be many wedding parties.....once BROOD II starts fogging the skies from their little ground chimneys....
	2:29pm Bryce: kim w? hahaaa, how do you knowww :)
	2:30pm dçþät: eh, I was a tourist earlier this week in NYC. We're all tourists at some point.
	2:30pm kim: must be my psychic gamelan connection!
	2:30pm tim from champaign: Cheri - Was not aware of the quietus. Thanks! I like dusted and I always forget about aquarius. RRN - Genre-wise I'd say music that you'd hear on Bryce's, Brian Turner's, Sue P, Terre T, Scott McDowell and Fabios's shows (to narrow it down).
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Relations & Interactions between 'Classical' & Jazz would certainly make for a large, interesting & tasty Volume - were there anyone talented & mad enuff to undertake it. ...I don't think I've ever seen such a thing...tho' must certainly be many articles & essays...
	2:31pm Mike East: There's about 60 tourists in one of the studios right now...most of which are highschoolers. help.
	2:32pm Cheri Pi: Tim, here's another oldie but a goodie: www.furious.com...
	2:34pm Ike: Oh shit, Bryce, I forgot. When are they due? Holy glob, I wonder if they like to gobble cherry blossoms? Munch munch.
	2:34pm _crazyandy_______________________________: I used to get all of my music information from holyf---ings---40000.blogspot.com. RIP ;_;
	2:35pm Bryce: when the ground temp gets to about 64F, if i recall....
	2:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @DCP: true enough, but those of us who walk with a purpose and refrain from lingering on the left of escalators get a free pass to be assholes elsewhere.
	2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - interesting/FMU Music... - I could e-mail stream addreses (or Post them here who cares?) - but that's not what you asked for (streams) - & likely as not more capable them I to find them ...& the more I learn about FMU,the less I surf other Bookmarks in my WinAmp player - altho' not never!... ...I wouldn't mind comparing notes w/ FMUers about Kewl Streams...
	2:36pm tim from champaign: Good one, CP! Thanks.
	2:37pm shelley hirsch: this is one of my favorite pieces of all time ..and i cant find my cassette of tongeret music...so I am very happy to hear it here. thank you
	2:37pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Cheri Pi is certainly correct! Aquarius Records mailing list is a must! Those folks deserve accolades aplenty, in the form of dollars spent.
	2:38pm Bryce: hi shelley! :)
	2:38pm nickinitaly: ...its been years since anything ethnic has moved me this way
	2:40pm nickinitaly: hate that word too
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have mused that being a Tourist or being a Native (whatcha calls yer 'GeoGnosis' - Knowledge~Sense of Place) are yer two basic Modes of Bein' ...I'm still @ least Semi-Tourist in the FMU FS, for example : P (...butcha gotta talk like a baby before like a grownup...) ...egs.: Building a rig in the Gulf w/ cheapo concrete for the quickest $: Tourist.
	2:43pm dçþät: @Rev: I did not know that, thanks for the tip.
	2:44pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I'm listening to Rev.'s noise when Bryce is done with his. bluesausageinfant.bandcamp.com...
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: nickinitaly: TransPacificSoundParadise FMU Sat.s - ??
	2:45pm Chris from DC: The true apocalypse will be Monday: Nationals Opening Day, cherry blossoms, and 70 degree weather.
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Great hemorrhaging nitrocrap, Chris, are you serious? I'll be in my crypt playing poker widda scarab beetles.
	2:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Then I'll listen to my own noise. lastever.org...
	2:47pm nickinitaly: revo rabbit...u caught my eye...what day you born ? (since im also nov 63 ?
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rev.Noise - ! : )
	2:48pm Chris from DC: Sadly yes, Rev. Mighty glad to be off today.
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: Saying "Idjah Hadidjah" has always made me giggle.
	2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: nickinitaly: 3rd Nov, 1963 - in fact I Link to my entire astrological birth chart on my Profile Page (for the entire Internet to peruse - should anyone wish to put all the nasty little corners of my Psyche under a glass & expose to the Public). - Yes - this is esp. good 'ethnic' music ! - Bryce clearly knows the Tasty... ...But do you know TPSP Sat. on FMU? A great World Program.
	2:54pm Cheri Pi: WE WANT REVEREND NOISE!! AND WE WANT IT NOW!
	2:55pm dçþät: ^ and don't forget Doug's all-over-the-map show Friday morns and on the Drummer Some stream ^
	2:57pm Bryce: oh! see you, everyone. don't go nowheres
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A Show of Friendship Society noisemakers? An FMU~FS open mike, of sorts ?
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): But only for Bryce's listeners
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Out to Lunch' remind me of 'Negative Dialectics of Poodleplay' about Zappa - & an Eric Dolphy ref. ?...
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As good a time as any (?) to say: - Thanx for this Online Experience, Kenzo - !!!

Bryce: Playlist from March 29, 2013

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