WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from March 14, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:15pm common: there's still a submarine on it's way for you, bryce!
	12:15pm Cecile: Bryce!
	12:16pm doca: BRYCE
	12:16pm DCE: hello
	12:17pm tim from champaign: Hey Bryce!
	12:18pm pierre: B.R.Y.C.E.
	12:19pm doca: people all hail BRYCE as if it were a drone of the masses
	12:20pm doca: but I think you should do a whole singer-songwriter show, Bryce, to avoid typecasting yourself.
	12:22pm BDR: Ashley today? Next week? Please and thanks?
	12:26pm Andrew Waterloo: hello
	12:29pm Bryce: hey!
	12:30pm George of Troy: Howdy Bryce and gang!
	12:30pm columbus rules: I thought my neighbors were really cool, but no, I accidentally hit my wfmu app and thought it was them. That was a complement.
	12:32pm dc pat: whoa, what happened to the dang morning??
	12:38pm nic: love this
	12:38pm columbus rules: Takes me back
	12:40pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his brooding music.
	12:40pm columbus rules: To think, if I left here and moved to some hell hole in Jersey, then I could be listening to this on a boom box!
	12:45pm common: this is beautiful
	12:52pm Carmichael: This is odd. OK, oddly beautiful, I'll give you that.
	12:55pm doca: who is who on this berlin jazz workshop orchestra?
	12:58pm doca: well, www.discogs.com...
	12:59pm Carmichael: This is more like it, Daddy-o.
	1:02pm Bryce: doca, i was gonna say...it's like a million people! :)
	1:04pm Cecile: this is amazing.
	1:04pm Cecile: It's like Braxton playing swing.
	1:07pm Bryce: yeah, reminds me of that Creative Music 1974 record!
	1:08pm Bryce: Creative Orchestra Music 1976, doh
	1:11pm Carmichael: Stan Kenton ... Wow. Now, just some Graettinger and I can die happily.
	1:11pm tim from champaign: This Stan Kenton is interesting. Why did I think he was a stuff shirt?
	1:15pm Bryce: tim, it wasn't stan kenton's music, but a guy named Robert Graettinger. brilliant, brilliant composer, died tragically young. stan kenton really really went out on a limb though, going around playing graettinger's music for a couple years. if it weren't for him, he probably wouldn't have been able to write it all....
	1:16pm tim from champaign: Oh wow, thanks Bryce!
	1:17pm Bryce: there was a reissue CD a few years ago that collected pretty much all of his stuff ever recorded. if you ever come across it, it's totally amaaaazing. :)
	1:19pm Ike: @Columbus@12:40, hey dammit, my neighborhood resembles that remark. I love listening to FMU on boomboxes & portables. It's great. Also NJ has more trees than you prob. think. That said, crime is going up in my area. I should really GTFO.
	1:26pm tim from champaign: Speaking of gongs and bowing, I saw the Nakatani Gong Orchestra last night. It was fantastic. Nakatani performed a solo percussion set prior to the orchestra. I'd put him up there with Paal Nilsen Love and Han Bennink as far as incredibly creative players go.
	1:30pm DCE: how'd Mrs tfc enjoy playing in the orchestra?
	1:32pm tim from champaign: She had a great time, DCE. She played one of the smaller gongs and stood in front of the biggest gong. She loved hearing all the subtle sounds coming off the big gong. She also said Nakatani was a lot of fun to work with.
	1:35pm DCE: she figured out the hand signals OK, then...looked kinda wildly confusing to me!
	1:53pm Carmichael: I didn't realize Graettinger actually wrote that piece. Kenton was a maverick who rubbed purists the wrong way for years.
	1:59pm dc pi: it's 3.14 1:59
	1:59pm jeannue: hey my only furniture is a sleeping bag ,,, do i get outsider status too
	2:01pm DCE: speaking of pi, where the heck is she on this day of days?
	2:02pm dc pat: good question. Haven't seen her to day but I've been pretty fekkin busy.
	2:02pm fred: @dc pi: Nice. Though I missed Keili's show struggling to stay awake during a presentation about harmonic models that involved a lot of phases and pi was everywhere
	2:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: omnipi
	2:05pm Thom Yorke: What Time Is The Marathon?
	2:06pm jeannue: look for the pressure cooker
	2:07pm tim from champaign: @DCE - I skipped out for lunch. I haven't had a chance yet to ask her about Nakatami's hand signals. I'll let you know what I find out.
	2:13pm dc pat: @fred: ok, I was over on Doug's comments this morning...but not much.
	2:35pm steve: hey all. beep beep boop boop.
	2:36pm Chop Scott: Bryce! Greetings from Austin, the eagle has landed.
	2:37pm Carmichael: @Pat: nice and proper use of the word 'feckin'. But then again, you're Irish.
	2:37pm Bryce: M Chopp! are you eating giant doritos in the giant doritos machine?
	2:38pm Bryce: hey, steve! really nice meeting you the other day.
	2:43pm steve: you too Bryce!! good times.
	2:43pm Brian: Hi, don't listen to your show often. Great stuff today, thanks! BTW City of Glass really is amazing esp. when you think about when it was composed. Cornel Taranu was an ear opener...very Varese-ish, I'll have to look for that.
	2:48pm A&R: Enjoying this Patrick Kosk. I hear a single.
	2:50pm Bryce: thanks, brian, so glad you were around today! yeah, early 50s. i don't think anyone in the jazz world was terribly taken with graettinger's music when kenton was carting it around. took 40 years....
	2:51pm Bryce: keep an eye on me, A&R. i'm SOLID GOLD.
	2:55pm Bryce: see yous
	2:57pm George of Troy: Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm DCE: oh it's handoff time, bye Bryce
	2:58pm doca: thanks, Bryce. Slept through half the show because I'm cold, but it did some cool effects on my dreams

Bryce: Playlist from March 14, 2014

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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March 14, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Mark Sanders	[tracks 1 & 2] "[tracks 1 & 2]" by "Mark Sanders"	Swallow Chase		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hermann Keller	Ex Tempore VI ünd Aurüfüng / Ex Tempore I	Schwebungen – Brechungen		0:08:39 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Coleclough	Gate "Gate" by "Jonathan Coleclough"			0:29:03 (Pop-up)
Mike Shannon	Alki "Alki" by "Mike Shannon"			0:34:14 (Pop-up)
Martin Theurer & Paul Lovens	Pfiff Im Winter	Der Traum Der Roten Palme		0:38:35 (Pop-up)
The Berlin Jazz Workshop Orchestra	Resultat	Who Is Who?		0:47:28 (Pop-up)
Teo Joling	Cell "Cell" by "Teo Joling"	Concerts for Eyes		0:56:25 (Pop-up)

Stan Kenton	Entrance Into the City	City of Glass	composer: Robert Graettinger	1:01:24 (Pop-up)
Kent Carter	Cello Solo 1: Pinch "Cello Solo 1: Pinch" by "Kent Carter"	Beauvais Cathedral		1:05:20 (Pop-up)
Toshio Hosokawa	Voyage I "Voyage I" by "Toshio Hosokawa"	Koto-uta		1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Cornel Tăranu	Garlands "Garlands" by "Cornel Tăranu"	Rumanian Anthology		1:31:54 (Pop-up)

Gérard Grisey	Transitoires "Transitoires" by "Gérard Grisey"	Les Éspaces Acoustiques		1:50:33 (Pop-up)
Gérard Grisey	Epilogue "Epilogue" by "Gérard Grisey"	Les Éspaces Acoustiques		2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Elisabeth Chojnacka	Musique Socialiste ?	Clavecin d'Aujourd'hui	composer: Luc Ferrari	2:15:21 (Pop-up)
Patrick Kosk	Transmissions In A...	Kosk · Hiidenkari · Vuori · Nevanlinna		2:33:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:15pm common: there's still a submarine on it's way for you, bryce!
	12:15pm Cecile: Bryce!
	12:16pm doca: BRYCE
	12:16pm DCE: hello
	12:17pm tim from champaign: Hey Bryce!
	12:18pm pierre: B.R.Y.C.E.
	12:19pm doca: people all hail BRYCE as if it were a drone of the masses
	12:20pm doca: but I think you should do a whole singer-songwriter show, Bryce, to avoid typecasting yourself.
	12:22pm BDR: Ashley today? Next week? Please and thanks?
	12:26pm Andrew Waterloo: hello
	12:29pm Bryce: hey!
	12:30pm George of Troy: Howdy Bryce and gang!
	12:30pm columbus rules: I thought my neighbors were really cool, but no, I accidentally hit my wfmu app and thought it was them. That was a complement.
	12:32pm dc pat: whoa, what happened to the dang morning??
	12:38pm nic: love this
	12:38pm columbus rules: Takes me back
	12:40pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his brooding music.
	12:40pm columbus rules: To think, if I left here and moved to some hell hole in Jersey, then I could be listening to this on a boom box!
	12:45pm common: this is beautiful
	12:52pm Carmichael: This is odd. OK, oddly beautiful, I'll give you that.
	12:55pm doca: who is who on this berlin jazz workshop orchestra?
	12:58pm doca: well, www.discogs.com...
	12:59pm Carmichael: This is more like it, Daddy-o.
	1:02pm Bryce: doca, i was gonna say...it's like a million people! :)
	1:04pm Cecile: this is amazing.
	1:04pm Cecile: It's like Braxton playing swing.
	1:07pm Bryce: yeah, reminds me of that Creative Music 1974 record!
	1:08pm Bryce: Creative Orchestra Music 1976, doh
	1:11pm Carmichael: Stan Kenton ... Wow. Now, just some Graettinger and I can die happily.
	1:11pm tim from champaign: This Stan Kenton is interesting. Why did I think he was a stuff shirt?
	1:15pm Bryce: tim, it wasn't stan kenton's music, but a guy named Robert Graettinger. brilliant, brilliant composer, died tragically young. stan kenton really really went out on a limb though, going around playing graettinger's music for a couple years. if it weren't for him, he probably wouldn't have been able to write it all....
	1:16pm tim from champaign: Oh wow, thanks Bryce!
	1:17pm Bryce: there was a reissue CD a few years ago that collected pretty much all of his stuff ever recorded. if you ever come across it, it's totally amaaaazing. :)
	1:19pm Ike: @Columbus@12:40, hey dammit, my neighborhood resembles that remark. I love listening to FMU on boomboxes & portables. It's great. Also NJ has more trees than you prob. think. That said, crime is going up in my area. I should really GTFO.
	1:26pm tim from champaign: Speaking of gongs and bowing, I saw the Nakatani Gong Orchestra last night. It was fantastic. Nakatani performed a solo percussion set prior to the orchestra. I'd put him up there with Paal Nilsen Love and Han Bennink as far as incredibly creative players go.
	1:30pm DCE: how'd Mrs tfc enjoy playing in the orchestra?
	1:32pm tim from champaign: She had a great time, DCE. She played one of the smaller gongs and stood in front of the biggest gong. She loved hearing all the subtle sounds coming off the big gong. She also said Nakatani was a lot of fun to work with.
	1:35pm DCE: she figured out the hand signals OK, then...looked kinda wildly confusing to me!
	1:53pm Carmichael: I didn't realize Graettinger actually wrote that piece. Kenton was a maverick who rubbed purists the wrong way for years.
	1:59pm dc pi: it's 3.14 1:59
	1:59pm jeannue: hey my only furniture is a sleeping bag ,,, do i get outsider status too
	2:01pm DCE: speaking of pi, where the heck is she on this day of days?
	2:02pm dc pat: good question. Haven't seen her to day but I've been pretty fekkin busy.
	2:02pm fred: @dc pi: Nice. Though I missed Keili's show struggling to stay awake during a presentation about harmonic models that involved a lot of phases and pi was everywhere
	2:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: omnipi
	2:05pm Thom Yorke: What Time Is The Marathon?
	2:06pm jeannue: look for the pressure cooker
	2:07pm tim from champaign: @DCE - I skipped out for lunch. I haven't had a chance yet to ask her about Nakatami's hand signals. I'll let you know what I find out.
	2:13pm dc pat: @fred: ok, I was over on Doug's comments this morning...but not much.
	2:35pm steve: hey all. beep beep boop boop.
	2:36pm Chop Scott: Bryce! Greetings from Austin, the eagle has landed.
	2:37pm Carmichael: @Pat: nice and proper use of the word 'feckin'. But then again, you're Irish.
	2:37pm Bryce: M Chopp! are you eating giant doritos in the giant doritos machine?
	2:38pm Bryce: hey, steve! really nice meeting you the other day.
	2:43pm steve: you too Bryce!! good times.
	2:43pm Brian: Hi, don't listen to your show often. Great stuff today, thanks! BTW City of Glass really is amazing esp. when you think about when it was composed. Cornel Taranu was an ear opener...very Varese-ish, I'll have to look for that.
	2:48pm A&R: Enjoying this Patrick Kosk. I hear a single.
	2:50pm Bryce: thanks, brian, so glad you were around today! yeah, early 50s. i don't think anyone in the jazz world was terribly taken with graettinger's music when kenton was carting it around. took 40 years....
	2:51pm Bryce: keep an eye on me, A&R. i'm SOLID GOLD.
	2:55pm Bryce: see yous
	2:57pm George of Troy: Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm DCE: oh it's handoff time, bye Bryce
	2:58pm doca: thanks, Bryce. Slept through half the show because I'm cold, but it did some cool effects on my dreams

Bryce: Playlist from March 14, 2014

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