WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from June 7, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:07pm sphere: hullo
	12:08pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLICKY BWANA.
	12:10pm caripo8: sup YAlL. all the way from DFW!!!
	12:10pm sphere: good idea, RTD.
	12:15pm karen eliot: Good aftanoon I like al margolis
	12:15pm Bryce: hellllllloooooooooo
	12:17pm wfmu_listener_phillip: BRYCE!
	12:19pm Hi from Holland: Toshio!
	12:20pm Marcel M: Hi
	12:21pm Bryce: blorrrrrrrrrrrrrp
	12:22pm Marcel M: This is great
	12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: I knew this was Bryce's show before I looked at the clock...
	12:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Bryce, I think a Marbles in a Blender tee shirt should be your next premium, as was mentioned on Olivia's board. I would pledge again to get that sucker alone.
	12:26pm P-90: Thumbs up for Hosokawa. Very Bryceological show already.
	12:30pm adrian in mpls: hi! Happy Bryce Day!
	12:32pm G: @Phillippe: I thought the tee had already happened in the mid teens when I was not around here for several years. (Big changes for me in my personal life, and a move to New Orleans.) I'd be interested if it was offered (again?).
	12:33pm Keith the mothslayer: Amazing show. Thanks!
	12:34pm ERU of Hoegaarden: This show tastes like marbelaide
	12:34pm tim from champaign: On the rare rare rare occasion I go to church (usually it's when I visit my folks and can't get out of it), the handbell choir is the only thing I find of genuine interest. Such cool sounds.
	12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @G I'm a relative newbie to the daily FMU experience, so it very well could be an oldie but a goodie
	12:41pm chresti: Good twinkling morning!
	12:41pm Snout: Hellooooo
	12:44pm Bryce: chirp
	12:44pm sphere: MU
	12:45pm stingy d: Wdup. You whoopin tail out there baby. Glow
	12:48pm P-90: I think I remember the marble/blender t-shirt...
	12:49pm adrian in mpls: i think we're ready for a blenders in a marble t-shirt
	12:50pm Ike: That T-shirt wasn't that long ago, you derps! But I'd love to have a reprint in different colors if it's not prohibitively expensive to make. It's one of my very favorite shirts ever.
	12:50pm steveo: sorry i'm a little late; i was at the dentist (which did not sound as good as this); Bryce, did you do a big 10-minute singalong with Olivia at the top?
	12:52pm Bryce: oh man, it think it was just the other year! (i'm still paying it off...... COUGH)
	12:52pm chresti: haha marbelaide
	12:52pm Bryce: WAIT WUT? STINGY???!?!??
	12:52pm Bryce: where the f u been??
	12:53pm P-90: Woah... I just opened the shower stall and saw a large black monolith
	12:54pm sphere: @ P-90 - Check and make sure you aren't a huge embryo.
	12:55pm Bryce: i just saw a monkey tying a maraschino cherry stem into a knot
	12:55pm Bryce: if you know what i mean
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: I just looked in the store -- not there :(
	12:57pm G: @steveo: Worried you missed a dental-drill track here?
	12:58pm Phillippe Bastille: damn, not on e-bay either. People musta loved it
	12:59pm P-90: These are the things that happen when you have FMU on while you’re doing things around the house...
	12:59pm Bryce: oh yeah, sorry phillippe! :( they were expensive (7 inks!), so they only fried up enough to cover people who got them that marathon.
	1:00pm Phillippe Bastille: {tear dripping from one eye emoji}
	1:02pm stingy d: I don’t say hi so much. But i pop in and out
	1:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Is this the image from the shirt? I want to make a poster of this sucker! (sorry if I'm sounding obsessed...) wfmu.org...
	1:03pm Bryce: :) nice. it's been a couple weeks lol
	1:07pm Bryce: ahhh, that was the photocomp i made to do the linework from! the actual shirt's made with solid colors
	1:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Nicely done! Maybe you could do one called "Musical Notes Only a Dog Can Hear" and have an RCA-type dog listening to a blender ;)
	1:14pm Ike: Hell I'd even pledge for a 3- or 4-color reprint. Maybe on light blue?
	1:15pm Bryce: don't laugh, but when i tried with even 6 inks, the photorealism fell apart. believe me, i tried!
	1:17pm Ike: Good thing I haven't spilled anything on the original yet, then. I'll have to wear heavy aprons anytime I'm eating when I'm wearing that thing if there's little chance of ever getting a reprint, ha!
	1:17pm chresti: you could make an iron-on
	1:18pm chresti: ---transfer
	1:19pm Phillippe Bastille: {sigh} Sounds like a 5 shirt run is out of the question :( {sighs again}
	1:20pm chresti: I'd take a b/w version
	1:21pm P-90: I’ll take two, does that help? maybe three even?
	1:23pm Bryce: philippe — blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	1:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Thank you Bryce. The tears coming from my left are joy for the awesomeness of that shirt. The tears coming from my right eye are sadness because I will never have one.
	1:25pm Phillippe Bastille: *left eye are
	1:27pm chresti: ..in fact, a t-shirt with just the face of the blender would work
	1:28pm WmKMoss: Éclipse reminds me of a passage from Atom Heart Mother or Interstellar Overdrive. Very nice.
	1:28pm steveo: Will It Blend? - Marbles www.youtube.com...
	1:29pm Phillippe Bastille: That would be kinda cool on a large button, like 2 1/2 by 4.
	1:30pm Chris from DC: The actual blending sounds like a Haters set I saw once.
	1:30pm Bryce: oh, lookee www.ebay.com...
	1:35pm steveo: i hope this holliger is a real frappé
	1:35pm karen eliot: cleaning it w/ coca cola made it sparkle. looks nice.
	1:36pm chresti: You need ear protection with those blenders!
	1:47pm sphere: WFMU needs that blender.
	1:49pm Carmichael: Heya Brycey boy. I have that very blender at home. My mother in law bought it new, and we inherited it.
	1:51pm Phillippe Bastille: There's no blender like an old blender, like my grandpa used to say
	1:59pm Carmichael: I'll snap a photo of it for use as my Bryce show avatar.
	2:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: late to the party, but mucho-'preesh the Cerha.
	2:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Been fun, all. Just realized its 2 o'clock and I only have 3 hours to get 8 billable hours in.
	2:04pm Sem: Likewise late to the party, but glad Bryce is spinning, sp[inning, spinning, Sufi-like.
	2:05pm sphere: i think listening to Bryce can be categorized as "Research."
	2:06pm Phillippe Bastille: @sphere good point
	2:07pm steveo: ]
	2:12pm steveo: amazing; love this; turn it up
	2:12pm Bryce: I HATE YOU, VIOLIN
	2:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The violin may have neglected to establish a 'safe word.'
	2:13pm Barney Grubbs: violin in the blender now
	2:18pm JakeGould: STOP THE VIOLINS!
	2:20pm steveo: AND THE SAX
	2:22pm steveo: i hope we get out of Christou alive, honestly
	2:23pm WmKMoss: Someone snuck a digital recorder into an alien abduction. I want to believe in the flying spaghetti monster.
	2:23pm Bryce: lmaoo
	2:24pm Barney Grubbs: ah, maybe Globokar being a trombonist explains the violin massacre
	2:25pm Bryce: a true bone to pick
	2:26pm Bryce: ducks pie
	2:26pm steveo: willing to let that one slide
	2:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: well that took a lot of brass.
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: or something.
	2:27pm Bryce: we must all be killed
	2:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been saying that for minutes.
	2:28pm sphere: <raises hand> can i not be killed?
	2:29pm Barney Grubbs: can't think of a good sackbut gag, so I'll just say, "sackbut"
	2:31pm Bryce: sorry, sphere, zardoz is on his way
	2:32pm sphere: damn!
	2:32pm Chris from DC: Did someone record out staff meeting?
	2:32pm Chris from DC: *our
	2:34pm steveo: What's the difference between a bass trombone and a chain saw? 1. Vibrato, though you can minimize this difference by holding the chain saw very still. 2. It's easier to improvise on a chainsaw.
	2:35pm Michael 98145: { sounds like the audience at shows i've seen } unfortunately
	2:36pm sphere: Q: A trombonist was walking down the street and a frog hopped past him going the opposite direction. What was the difference between the two? A: The frog was going to a gig!
	2:36pm tim from champaign: This flangey part!
	2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Where's listener Lyle with his tales of life on the road as a tromboner from back in the day?
	2:38pm Krys O.: Ralph Carney talks bass trombone etc. www.missionmission.org...
	2:39pm nic: wow great that was amazing!!!
	2:40pm P-90: “tromboner”?
	2:41pm sphere: Confession: I played trombone in middle school and high school.
	2:42pm tim from champaign: What if Nancarrow's player piano fell into Bryce's marble blender?
	2:45pm karen eliot: VHEMT’s motto “Live long and die out” Way 2 extreme 4 me. Have a great weekend! Really great show.
	2:45pm JakeGould: @sphere: I logged in again to say that is a very, very funny joke!!! Thanks!
	2:46pm sphere: @JakeGould: you're welcome. :)
	2:46pm Fox: Omigosh, I'd no idea how much Danny Elfman ripped this off for his Batman Theme!!! Whoah.
	2:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: One of Lyle the tromboner's stories: www.wfmu.org...
	2:48pm tim from champaign: This has a lot of my favorite sounds. Anthemic trumpets and burley pipe organ.
	2:48pm P-90: I love Everything Herrmann
	2:50pm Krys O.: Golly, I loved watching that movie as a kid even with Pat Boone.
	2:52pm sphere: i hear Pat Boone's name and i think of his "metal" album No More Mister Nice Guy.
	2:54pm mic_break: If only the movie were as great as the music. Not that it's bad. It was a good, solid fantasy adventure of that era, but yeah, Pat Boone. The duck was great, though.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce, from a fellow high school trombonist
	2:56pm Bryce: “I decided to evoke the mood and feeling of inner Earth by using only instruments played in low registers. Eliminating all strings, I utilized an orchestra of woodwinds and brass, with a large percussion section and many harps. But the truly unique feature of this score is the inclusion of five organs, one large Cathedral and four electronic. These organs were used in many adroit ways to suggest ascent and descent, as well as the mystery of Atlantis. For the scene involving the dangerous serpent, I resurrected an obsolete medieval instrument called a serpent, which has been dropped from contemporary orchestras."
	2:57pm P-90: This is The Awakening of The Scary Dinosaur
	2:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pro tip: never drop a serpent from a contemporary orchestra.
	2:57pm Krys O.: Yes, the duck! And Diane Baker.
	2:58pm Bryce: bye, yous gize! thanks for hanging out :)
	2:58pm Zetti: This is freakin' great. Thanks.
	2:59pm steveo: standing ovation! thanks bryce!
	2:59pm khd: thx bryce, love this herrmann
	2:59pm Krys O.: Thanks!!!!
	2:59pm mic_break: Thanks, Bryce!
	3:00pm P-90: Thanks for Journey to the Center of Bryce, etc. Have a Bryceful weekend!
	3:06pm P-90: Aloha Sophisticated cats and kittens! Listening today while en route from the foggy Hamptons to the Shiny Big City for Mr. Finewine’s anniversary ball at Monty Hall

Bryce: Playlist from June 7, 2019

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June 7, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
If, Bwana with/and/by Trio Scordatura	Cicada 4AA	E (and Sometimes Why)		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Toshio Hosokawa	Ferne-Landschaft II	Koto-uta		0:07:39 (Pop-up)
C. Curtis-Smith	Music for Handbells	Sonorous Explorations		0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Liviu Dǎnceanu	Glass Music "Glass Music" by "Liviu Dǎnceanu"	Rumanian Anthology		0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Nikolaus Brass	The Structures of Echo — Lindauer Beweinung	Orchestral Works, vol. 1		0:42:52 (Pop-up)

Allain Gaussin	Éclipse "Éclipse" by "Allain Gaussin"	Éclipse / Eau -forte / Ogive		1:10:58 (Pop-up)
Heinz Holliger	Psalm "Psalm" by "Heinz Holliger"	Neue Chormusik II		1:27:22 (Pop-up)
Friedrich Cerha	Monumentum "Monumentum" by "Friedrich Cerha"	Spiegel · Monumentum · Momente		1:37:02 (Pop-up)

Vinko Globokar	Limite "Limite" by "Vinko Globokar"	Violin Recital: Dedications to János Négyesy		1:59:39 (Pop-up)
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Jani Christou	Mysterion "Mysterion" by "Jani Christou"	Jani Christou vol. III		2:08:06 (Pop-up)
John Cage	Primitive "Primitive" by "John Cage"	Sonic Encounters	Margaret Leng-Tan, piano	2:33:51 (Pop-up)
Bernard Herrmann	Journey to the Center of the Earth	The Fantasy World of Bernard Herrmann		2:37:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07pm sphere: hullo
	12:08pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLICKY BWANA.
	12:10pm caripo8: sup YAlL. all the way from DFW!!!
	12:10pm sphere: good idea, RTD.
	12:15pm karen eliot: Good aftanoon I like al margolis
	12:15pm Bryce: hellllllloooooooooo
	12:17pm wfmu_listener_phillip: BRYCE!
	12:19pm Hi from Holland: Toshio!
	12:20pm Marcel M: Hi
	12:21pm Bryce: blorrrrrrrrrrrrrp
	12:22pm Marcel M: This is great
	12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: I knew this was Bryce's show before I looked at the clock...
	12:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Bryce, I think a Marbles in a Blender tee shirt should be your next premium, as was mentioned on Olivia's board. I would pledge again to get that sucker alone.
	12:26pm P-90: Thumbs up for Hosokawa. Very Bryceological show already.
	12:30pm adrian in mpls: hi! Happy Bryce Day!
	12:32pm G: @Phillippe: I thought the tee had already happened in the mid teens when I was not around here for several years. (Big changes for me in my personal life, and a move to New Orleans.) I'd be interested if it was offered (again?).
	12:33pm Keith the mothslayer: Amazing show. Thanks!
	12:34pm ERU of Hoegaarden: This show tastes like marbelaide
	12:34pm tim from champaign: On the rare rare rare occasion I go to church (usually it's when I visit my folks and can't get out of it), the handbell choir is the only thing I find of genuine interest. Such cool sounds.
	12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @G I'm a relative newbie to the daily FMU experience, so it very well could be an oldie but a goodie
	12:41pm chresti: Good twinkling morning!
	12:41pm Snout: Hellooooo
	12:44pm Bryce: chirp
	12:44pm sphere: MU
	12:45pm stingy d: Wdup. You whoopin tail out there baby. Glow
	12:48pm P-90: I think I remember the marble/blender t-shirt...
	12:49pm adrian in mpls: i think we're ready for a blenders in a marble t-shirt
	12:50pm Ike: That T-shirt wasn't that long ago, you derps! But I'd love to have a reprint in different colors if it's not prohibitively expensive to make. It's one of my very favorite shirts ever.
	12:50pm steveo: sorry i'm a little late; i was at the dentist (which did not sound as good as this); Bryce, did you do a big 10-minute singalong with Olivia at the top?
	12:52pm Bryce: oh man, it think it was just the other year! (i'm still paying it off...... COUGH)
	12:52pm chresti: haha marbelaide
	12:52pm Bryce: WAIT WUT? STINGY???!?!??
	12:52pm Bryce: where the f u been??
	12:53pm P-90: Woah... I just opened the shower stall and saw a large black monolith
	12:54pm sphere: @ P-90 - Check and make sure you aren't a huge embryo.
	12:55pm Bryce: i just saw a monkey tying a maraschino cherry stem into a knot
	12:55pm Bryce: if you know what i mean
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: I just looked in the store -- not there :(
	12:57pm G: @steveo: Worried you missed a dental-drill track here?
	12:58pm Phillippe Bastille: damn, not on e-bay either. People musta loved it
	12:59pm P-90: These are the things that happen when you have FMU on while you’re doing things around the house...
	12:59pm Bryce: oh yeah, sorry phillippe! :( they were expensive (7 inks!), so they only fried up enough to cover people who got them that marathon.
	1:00pm Phillippe Bastille: {tear dripping from one eye emoji}
	1:02pm stingy d: I don’t say hi so much. But i pop in and out
	1:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Is this the image from the shirt? I want to make a poster of this sucker! (sorry if I'm sounding obsessed...) wfmu.org...
	1:03pm Bryce: :) nice. it's been a couple weeks lol
	1:07pm Bryce: ahhh, that was the photocomp i made to do the linework from! the actual shirt's made with solid colors
	1:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Nicely done! Maybe you could do one called "Musical Notes Only a Dog Can Hear" and have an RCA-type dog listening to a blender ;)
	1:14pm Ike: Hell I'd even pledge for a 3- or 4-color reprint. Maybe on light blue?
	1:15pm Bryce: don't laugh, but when i tried with even 6 inks, the photorealism fell apart. believe me, i tried!
	1:17pm Ike: Good thing I haven't spilled anything on the original yet, then. I'll have to wear heavy aprons anytime I'm eating when I'm wearing that thing if there's little chance of ever getting a reprint, ha!
	1:17pm chresti: you could make an iron-on
	1:18pm chresti: ---transfer
	1:19pm Phillippe Bastille: {sigh} Sounds like a 5 shirt run is out of the question :( {sighs again}
	1:20pm chresti: I'd take a b/w version
	1:21pm P-90: I’ll take two, does that help? maybe three even?
	1:23pm Bryce: philippe — blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	1:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Thank you Bryce. The tears coming from my left are joy for the awesomeness of that shirt. The tears coming from my right eye are sadness because I will never have one.
	1:25pm Phillippe Bastille: *left eye are
	1:27pm chresti: ..in fact, a t-shirt with just the face of the blender would work
	1:28pm WmKMoss: Éclipse reminds me of a passage from Atom Heart Mother or Interstellar Overdrive. Very nice.
	1:28pm steveo: Will It Blend? - Marbles www.youtube.com...
	1:29pm Phillippe Bastille: That would be kinda cool on a large button, like 2 1/2 by 4.
	1:30pm Chris from DC: The actual blending sounds like a Haters set I saw once.
	1:30pm Bryce: oh, lookee www.ebay.com...
	1:35pm steveo: i hope this holliger is a real frappé
	1:35pm karen eliot: cleaning it w/ coca cola made it sparkle. looks nice.
	1:36pm chresti: You need ear protection with those blenders!
	1:47pm sphere: WFMU needs that blender.
	1:49pm Carmichael: Heya Brycey boy. I have that very blender at home. My mother in law bought it new, and we inherited it.
	1:51pm Phillippe Bastille: There's no blender like an old blender, like my grandpa used to say
	1:59pm Carmichael: I'll snap a photo of it for use as my Bryce show avatar.
	2:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: late to the party, but mucho-'preesh the Cerha.
	2:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Been fun, all. Just realized its 2 o'clock and I only have 3 hours to get 8 billable hours in.
	2:04pm Sem: Likewise late to the party, but glad Bryce is spinning, sp[inning, spinning, Sufi-like.
	2:05pm sphere: i think listening to Bryce can be categorized as "Research."
	2:06pm Phillippe Bastille: @sphere good point
	2:07pm steveo: ]
	2:12pm steveo: amazing; love this; turn it up
	2:12pm Bryce: I HATE YOU, VIOLIN
	2:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The violin may have neglected to establish a 'safe word.'
	2:13pm Barney Grubbs: violin in the blender now
	2:18pm JakeGould: STOP THE VIOLINS!
	2:20pm steveo: AND THE SAX
	2:22pm steveo: i hope we get out of Christou alive, honestly
	2:23pm WmKMoss: Someone snuck a digital recorder into an alien abduction. I want to believe in the flying spaghetti monster.
	2:23pm Bryce: lmaoo
	2:24pm Barney Grubbs: ah, maybe Globokar being a trombonist explains the violin massacre
	2:25pm Bryce: a true bone to pick
	2:26pm Bryce: ducks pie
	2:26pm steveo: willing to let that one slide
	2:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: well that took a lot of brass.
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: or something.
	2:27pm Bryce: we must all be killed
	2:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been saying that for minutes.
	2:28pm sphere: <raises hand> can i not be killed?
	2:29pm Barney Grubbs: can't think of a good sackbut gag, so I'll just say, "sackbut"
	2:31pm Bryce: sorry, sphere, zardoz is on his way
	2:32pm sphere: damn!
	2:32pm Chris from DC: Did someone record out staff meeting?
	2:32pm Chris from DC: *our
	2:34pm steveo: What's the difference between a bass trombone and a chain saw? 1. Vibrato, though you can minimize this difference by holding the chain saw very still. 2. It's easier to improvise on a chainsaw.
	2:35pm Michael 98145: { sounds like the audience at shows i've seen } unfortunately
	2:36pm sphere: Q: A trombonist was walking down the street and a frog hopped past him going the opposite direction. What was the difference between the two? A: The frog was going to a gig!
	2:36pm tim from champaign: This flangey part!
	2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Where's listener Lyle with his tales of life on the road as a tromboner from back in the day?
	2:38pm Krys O.: Ralph Carney talks bass trombone etc. www.missionmission.org...
	2:39pm nic: wow great that was amazing!!!
	2:40pm P-90: “tromboner”?
	2:41pm sphere: Confession: I played trombone in middle school and high school.
	2:42pm tim from champaign: What if Nancarrow's player piano fell into Bryce's marble blender?
	2:45pm karen eliot: VHEMT’s motto “Live long and die out” Way 2 extreme 4 me. Have a great weekend! Really great show.
	2:45pm JakeGould: @sphere: I logged in again to say that is a very, very funny joke!!! Thanks!
	2:46pm sphere: @JakeGould: you're welcome. :)
	2:46pm Fox: Omigosh, I'd no idea how much Danny Elfman ripped this off for his Batman Theme!!! Whoah.
	2:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: One of Lyle the tromboner's stories: www.wfmu.org...
	2:48pm tim from champaign: This has a lot of my favorite sounds. Anthemic trumpets and burley pipe organ.
	2:48pm P-90: I love Everything Herrmann
	2:50pm Krys O.: Golly, I loved watching that movie as a kid even with Pat Boone.
	2:52pm sphere: i hear Pat Boone's name and i think of his "metal" album No More Mister Nice Guy.
	2:54pm mic_break: If only the movie were as great as the music. Not that it's bad. It was a good, solid fantasy adventure of that era, but yeah, Pat Boone. The duck was great, though.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce, from a fellow high school trombonist
	2:56pm Bryce: “I decided to evoke the mood and feeling of inner Earth by using only instruments played in low registers. Eliminating all strings, I utilized an orchestra of woodwinds and brass, with a large percussion section and many harps. But the truly unique feature of this score is the inclusion of five organs, one large Cathedral and four electronic. These organs were used in many adroit ways to suggest ascent and descent, as well as the mystery of Atlantis. For the scene involving the dangerous serpent, I resurrected an obsolete medieval instrument called a serpent, which has been dropped from contemporary orchestras."
	2:57pm P-90: This is The Awakening of The Scary Dinosaur
	2:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pro tip: never drop a serpent from a contemporary orchestra.
	2:57pm Krys O.: Yes, the duck! And Diane Baker.
	2:58pm Bryce: bye, yous gize! thanks for hanging out :)
	2:58pm Zetti: This is freakin' great. Thanks.
	2:59pm steveo: standing ovation! thanks bryce!
	2:59pm khd: thx bryce, love this herrmann
	2:59pm Krys O.: Thanks!!!!
	2:59pm mic_break: Thanks, Bryce!
	3:00pm P-90: Thanks for Journey to the Center of Bryce, etc. Have a Bryceful weekend!
	3:06pm P-90: Aloha Sophisticated cats and kittens! Listening today while en route from the foggy Hamptons to the Shiny Big City for Mr. Finewine’s anniversary ball at Monty Hall

Bryce: Playlist from June 7, 2019

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