WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from May 9, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:16pm Carmichael: Bryce! Turn on the drone machine and let the tubes get warm.
	12:21pm fascinoma: afternoon, Bryce! hiya, Carmichael!
	12:27pm Bryce: hellooo
	12:29pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Bryce. An order of notes, please. A tasting menu, I see, is the special. And some liquor, fiery, dense, with the afterburn of a noise adventure gone sideways. There's a big tip in it, natch.
	12:31pm common: firey, dense. i like it, sem! BRYCE!!!
	12:34pm That Bipolar Guy: Afternoon Bryce
	12:35pm Bryce: good afternoon
	12:37pm TDK60: I'd assumed Blackshaw was US-American. I looked him up, from Hastings, UK.
	12:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...what's all this then?
	12:38pm That Bipolar Guy: Very nice. Sounds a bit like led zeppelin. Without words
	12:38pm common: the reverend has appeared once again.
	12:40pm Bryce: the reverend appeared in my congee
	12:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...floated in on a fluffy cloud of NO CURRY.
	12:44pm DCE: has your vindaloo been vindicated?
	12:49pm common: he's always appearing in my newest season of Quincy, that rev.
	12:50pm Carmichael: Look out da vindow.
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lunch plan: Eat rice & listen to Bryce.
	1:01pm BriJet: Hoiiiii
	1:01pm Bryce: hello, lou
	1:18pm zeer: bryce! I'm dying! :D thanks for the vibes
	1:20pm Bryce: :)
	1:22pm Carmichael: I am trying the new tandoori naanwich from the local food truck.
	1:26pm slugluv1313: good afternoon, Bryce and listeners!!! and THANK YOU, Bryce! excellent, "soothing" yet ENERGIZING vibes :) just what the proverbial soul-doctor ordered! WFMU has been great comfort during a really difficult week!
	1:28pm slugluv1313: there is an Afghan dish i want to try -- pumpkin and vegan too! ahhhh Bryce is that the magickal effect you have on the listeners? craving excellent food with the excellent music??!! :)
	1:32pm !.!: fab show my man brYce,,,!!!
	1:32pm Бїll: finally, some metal!
	1:37pm Carmichael: You can tell its metal from the umlauts. Dead giveaway.
	1:39pm Sem Chumbo: @Carmichael: ah, so this is YOUR Wikipedia entry "A metal umlaut is a diaeresis that is sometimes used gratuitously or decoratively over letters in the names of hard rock or heavy metal bands—for example those of Queensrÿche, Blue Öyster Cult, Motörhead,"
	1:43pm Bryce: hi, allyizalll
	1:46pm Carmichael: There you go, Sem. And if you put umlauts over your name, you BECOME a metal rocker. A known fact.
	1:56pm cöelacanth: Hi Bryce and Bryceters everywhere.
	2:03pm Mike Fun: Great show. Makes me want to buy a launeddas.
	2:05pm Circus Dog: You got somthing against East Asia? Play some piri!
	2:08pm fascinoma: starvin' for some saenghwang, personally
	2:11pm Bryce: oh yeah! don't think i've looked at much koirean stuff here in the library. i'll have to take a little dive
	2:11pm Bryce: could go for some sanjo too....
	2:14pm Circus Dog: Good idea. Ajaeng sanjo seems like it could fit
	2:23pm fascinoma: oh, amazing. something so hypnotic about an underlying pulse that is so perceptibly connected to the breath
	2:25pm Marc: What language is that?
	2:26pm common: good stuff, as usual, bryce. I'm floating around my desk.
	2:27pm Circus Dog: beautiful piece
	2:30pm HarktheUmpire: Are you really, common? Or is the desk actually floating around you?
	2:30pm ranjit: I love everything you're playing this afternoon!
	2:32pm northguineahills: Info about Orgues-à-bouche: Rituels des Murung would be nice, pretty please (if available)
	2:33pm Ike: Auditory banchan!
	2:33pm 118664: GET SANJO HERE: http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rgarfias/sound-recordings/sanjo.html
	2:34pm Bryce: hahaaa, guess what this is.... :)
	2:38pm fascinoma: @northguineahills found a post on the 'FMU blog from a while back: blog.wfmu.org...
	2:39pm Bryce: ngh, the Murung are hill people that live in the tropical forest hills of.....bangladesh! not bengladeshi, though — they just wound up on that side of the border. more on the tibeto-burmese tip.
	2:44pm northguineahills: I suppose more related to the Assamese. Thanks Fascinoma & Bryce.
	2:44pm common: @hark: pretty sure it's me, but i can't tell. There is a glowing rhombus where i am. I know that much.
	2:46pm Bryce: ah! thanks, fascinoma! :) the other 2 pieces on the cd are mind-blowing. they have a large ensemble of "mouth-organs" of different registers, and (if i remember) just one piece for it, which is a single melodic phrase, repeated in unison, trance-like, alternating with long sections of drone on the lowest and highest instruments, while everyone else does ascending and descending melodic runs in NON-unison, for an incredible liquid texture.
	2:47pm HarktheUmpire: @common: The things coffee will do to you... I'm off for a beer. Thanks for beautiful, hypnotic music, Bryce!
	2:48pm HarktheUmpire: *the (beautiful, hypnotic music)
	2:49pm Oogie Woogie: Simply wonderful..
	2:49pm Sem Chumbo: A fine repast this afternoon, Bryce, mind a-tingling, earholes sore from trying on sounds never before tried on. All good. Bye now!
	2:51pm Cecile: Do you have the Fujii?
	2:51pm fascinoma: James Blackshaw all the way to Kim Byung-ho on the sanjo...almost like you planned the entire thing, Bryce. wonderful show today...
	2:56pm common: @hark: enjoy the beer! I can't wait.
	2:57pm Bryce: :) byeee
	2:58pm northguineahills: Crap, it's three? Thanks a bundle Bryce, souper douper awesomeness, and then some!
	2:58pm cöelacanth: Thanks Bryce...Most Excellent!
	3:27pm 118664: you can also WATCH the sanjo players here: http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rgarfias/films.html i do say, it's a spectacular art form
	4:08pm mythopeic_industries: Jaap!!

Bryce: Playlist from May 9, 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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May 9, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
James Blackshaw	Celeste, part 1 "Celeste, part 1" by "James Blackshaw"	Celeste			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
James Blackshaw	Celeste, part 2 "Celeste, part 2" by "James Blackshaw"	Celeste			0:19:29 (Pop-up)
Band Teleu Nekaf	Kolo Kot Matani "Kolo Kot Matani" by "Band Teleu Nekaf"	Music of Indonesia 20: Indonesian Guitars		Meto people from Ti mor	0:33:47 (Pop-up)
Group Tradisional Anreguru-e Lacombong	Pajalenje'na	Music of Indonesia 15: South Sulawesi Strings			0:40:42 (Pop-up)
Jurabeg Nabiev et l'Ensemble Dorrdâne	Chapandâz	Maqam d'Asie Centrale: Tajikistan, Tradition de Boukhara			0:47:32 (Pop-up)
Monâjât Yultchieva	Ushshâq "Ushshâq" by "Monâjât Yultchieva"	Maqam d'Asie Centrale: Ouzbékistan, Ferghâna			0:55:35 (Pop-up)
Hossein Alizâdeh & Madjid Khaladj	Forud, sepehr parvâneh	The Art of Improvisation			1:04:10 (Pop-up)
Bahram Mansurov	Mugam Chahargah "Mugam Chahargah" by "Bahram Mansurov"	Le Mougam d'Azerbïdjan			1:12:45 (Pop-up)
Shuxrat Razakov	Qāradali "Qāradali" by "Shuxrat Razakov"	Ouzbékistan: Musique du Khorzem			1:21:47 (Pop-up)
Ali Ekber Çiçek	Ondört Bin Yıl Gezdim Pervanelikte	Turquie — Musique Bektachi. Chants des Achik			1:24:42 (Pop-up)
Talip Özkan	Koca Arap Zeybegi "Koca Arap Zeybegi" by "Talip Özkan"	L'Art Vivant de Talip Özkan			1:29:53 (Pop-up)
Hayri Dev	Gurbet Havası "Gurbet Havası" by "Hayri Dev"	Turquie (sud-ouest): Musiques des Yayla			1:35:42 (Pop-up)
Ali Tekin, Mehmet Ali Kayabaş, & Servet Takin	Suite de danses	Turquie: Le sipsi des yayla			1:44:47 (Pop-up)
Matrasul Matyakubov & Abād Latipov	Hafif-i segāh	Ouzbékistan: Musique du Khorzem			1:50:51 (Pop-up)
.	Sayur matua "Sayur matua" by "."	Sumatra: Musiques des Batak			1:55:40 (Pop-up)
.	Haro-haro "Haro-haro" by "."	Sumatra: Musiques des Batak			1:59:02 (Pop-up)

.	Simalungun Rayat "Simalungun Rayat" by "."	Music of Indonesia 4: Music of Nias & North Sumatra			2:04:25 (Pop-up)
.	Chant et rina plung "Chant et rina plung" by "."	Orgues-à-bouche: Rituels des Murung			2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Kim Byung-ho	[sanjo on a kayagum]	[Robert Garfias' Korean field recordings]			2:25:04 (Pop-up)
.	[sanjo on the chulhyun gum] "[sanjo on the chulhyun gum]" by "."	[Robert Garfias' Korean field recordings]			2:25:04 (Pop-up)
.	Chongsun Arirang "Chongsun Arirang" by "."	Korea	UNESCO		2:48:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:16pm Carmichael: Bryce! Turn on the drone machine and let the tubes get warm.
	12:21pm fascinoma: afternoon, Bryce! hiya, Carmichael!
	12:27pm Bryce: hellooo
	12:29pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Bryce. An order of notes, please. A tasting menu, I see, is the special. And some liquor, fiery, dense, with the afterburn of a noise adventure gone sideways. There's a big tip in it, natch.
	12:31pm common: firey, dense. i like it, sem! BRYCE!!!
	12:34pm That Bipolar Guy: Afternoon Bryce
	12:35pm Bryce: good afternoon
	12:37pm TDK60: I'd assumed Blackshaw was US-American. I looked him up, from Hastings, UK.
	12:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...what's all this then?
	12:38pm That Bipolar Guy: Very nice. Sounds a bit like led zeppelin. Without words
	12:38pm common: the reverend has appeared once again.
	12:40pm Bryce: the reverend appeared in my congee
	12:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...floated in on a fluffy cloud of NO CURRY.
	12:44pm DCE: has your vindaloo been vindicated?
	12:49pm common: he's always appearing in my newest season of Quincy, that rev.
	12:50pm Carmichael: Look out da vindow.
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lunch plan: Eat rice & listen to Bryce.
	1:01pm BriJet: Hoiiiii
	1:01pm Bryce: hello, lou
	1:18pm zeer: bryce! I'm dying! :D thanks for the vibes
	1:20pm Bryce: :)
	1:22pm Carmichael: I am trying the new tandoori naanwich from the local food truck.
	1:26pm slugluv1313: good afternoon, Bryce and listeners!!! and THANK YOU, Bryce! excellent, "soothing" yet ENERGIZING vibes :) just what the proverbial soul-doctor ordered! WFMU has been great comfort during a really difficult week!
	1:28pm slugluv1313: there is an Afghan dish i want to try -- pumpkin and vegan too! ahhhh Bryce is that the magickal effect you have on the listeners? craving excellent food with the excellent music??!! :)
	1:32pm !.!: fab show my man brYce,,,!!!
	1:32pm Бїll: finally, some metal!
	1:37pm Carmichael: You can tell its metal from the umlauts. Dead giveaway.
	1:39pm Sem Chumbo: @Carmichael: ah, so this is YOUR Wikipedia entry "A metal umlaut is a diaeresis that is sometimes used gratuitously or decoratively over letters in the names of hard rock or heavy metal bands—for example those of Queensrÿche, Blue Öyster Cult, Motörhead,"
	1:43pm Bryce: hi, allyizalll
	1:46pm Carmichael: There you go, Sem. And if you put umlauts over your name, you BECOME a metal rocker. A known fact.
	1:56pm cöelacanth: Hi Bryce and Bryceters everywhere.
	2:03pm Mike Fun: Great show. Makes me want to buy a launeddas.
	2:05pm Circus Dog: You got somthing against East Asia? Play some piri!
	2:08pm fascinoma: starvin' for some saenghwang, personally
	2:11pm Bryce: oh yeah! don't think i've looked at much koirean stuff here in the library. i'll have to take a little dive
	2:11pm Bryce: could go for some sanjo too....
	2:14pm Circus Dog: Good idea. Ajaeng sanjo seems like it could fit
	2:23pm fascinoma: oh, amazing. something so hypnotic about an underlying pulse that is so perceptibly connected to the breath
	2:25pm Marc: What language is that?
	2:26pm common: good stuff, as usual, bryce. I'm floating around my desk.
	2:27pm Circus Dog: beautiful piece
	2:30pm HarktheUmpire: Are you really, common? Or is the desk actually floating around you?
	2:30pm ranjit: I love everything you're playing this afternoon!
	2:32pm northguineahills: Info about Orgues-à-bouche: Rituels des Murung would be nice, pretty please (if available)
	2:33pm Ike: Auditory banchan!
	2:33pm 118664: GET SANJO HERE: http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rgarfias/sound-recordings/sanjo.html
	2:34pm Bryce: hahaaa, guess what this is.... :)
	2:38pm fascinoma: @northguineahills found a post on the 'FMU blog from a while back: blog.wfmu.org...
	2:39pm Bryce: ngh, the Murung are hill people that live in the tropical forest hills of.....bangladesh! not bengladeshi, though — they just wound up on that side of the border. more on the tibeto-burmese tip.
	2:44pm northguineahills: I suppose more related to the Assamese. Thanks Fascinoma & Bryce.
	2:44pm common: @hark: pretty sure it's me, but i can't tell. There is a glowing rhombus where i am. I know that much.
	2:46pm Bryce: ah! thanks, fascinoma! :) the other 2 pieces on the cd are mind-blowing. they have a large ensemble of "mouth-organs" of different registers, and (if i remember) just one piece for it, which is a single melodic phrase, repeated in unison, trance-like, alternating with long sections of drone on the lowest and highest instruments, while everyone else does ascending and descending melodic runs in NON-unison, for an incredible liquid texture.
	2:47pm HarktheUmpire: @common: The things coffee will do to you... I'm off for a beer. Thanks for beautiful, hypnotic music, Bryce!
	2:48pm HarktheUmpire: *the (beautiful, hypnotic music)
	2:49pm Oogie Woogie: Simply wonderful..
	2:49pm Sem Chumbo: A fine repast this afternoon, Bryce, mind a-tingling, earholes sore from trying on sounds never before tried on. All good. Bye now!
	2:51pm Cecile: Do you have the Fujii?
	2:51pm fascinoma: James Blackshaw all the way to Kim Byung-ho on the sanjo...almost like you planned the entire thing, Bryce. wonderful show today...
	2:56pm common: @hark: enjoy the beer! I can't wait.
	2:57pm Bryce: :) byeee
	2:58pm northguineahills: Crap, it's three? Thanks a bundle Bryce, souper douper awesomeness, and then some!
	2:58pm cöelacanth: Thanks Bryce...Most Excellent!
	3:27pm 118664: you can also WATCH the sanjo players here: http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~rgarfias/films.html i do say, it's a spectacular art form
	4:08pm mythopeic_industries: Jaap!!

Bryce: Playlist from May 9, 2014

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