WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from July 31, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:02pm ZeeBee: My cat is really confused by these sounds
	12:04pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! Settled in for marbles and lunch.
	12:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hy Bryce - It was great to hear you get on the mic a few minutes ago to front announce. I got the message loud and clear!
	12:04pm Threemoons: Loving this track and needing it now.
	12:05pm βrian: Buddhist Romper Room?
	12:06pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man, I love these Buddhist ceremony recordings.
	12:06pm KenW: WOWOWOW!!! What a PERFECT choice to open with! Thanks & Hallo Bryce, and happy Friday fellow Marbelings!
	12:06pm fred: Blender set on the Bryce setting. What could go wrong?
	12:08pm Rory: Hey!
	12:09pm Chris from DC: Yay
	12:10pm Rory: Anybody got a cobra?
	12:12pm Krys O.: Healing sounds!
	12:13pm Ramblin' Ray: Hey Bryce & Co. Bring on the pipes!
	12:13pm Ike: Hot, cool, marbled.
	12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): What region is this Fiuda Bagadia from? This is nuts in a wonderful way.
	12:13pm Krys O.: There's some Carpathian folk music that sounds similar to this.
	12:14pm Ramblin' Ray: Bagpipers in Sardinia, i believe, are forbidden entry to churches.
	12:15pm Bryce: yes, sardinia!
	12:16pm Bryce: this one's super odd, pairing a sardinian "triplepipe" with an accordion
	12:17pm Sem: Blend me, shape me, anyway you want to. Hulllloo, Bryce, Sardinian piper fans, and others of other muisical persuasions.
	12:18pm Ramblin' Ray: I recall hearing some strange and powerful small-ensemble singing from Sardinia possibly on RealWorld record label.
	12:18pm Sem: ...and Casu marzu enthusiasts.
	12:19pm Passaic River Blues: Somewhat on topic, two good short Sardinian novels I've read in the last year or so: (1) Salvatore Satta's "The Day of Judgment;" and (2) Marcello Fois' "Bloodlines."
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): Why have I not heard Sardinian music before? Thank you Bryce!
	12:22pm βrian: Lots of great vocals, too.
	12:23pm Yes: helloo
	12:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): According to the internet machine there's even Sardinian throat singing!
	12:23pm Bryce: casu marzu, you OUTLAW
	12:25pm Chris from DC: This is pretty amazing.
	12:25pm fred: @tim: it took me some time to learn those marbles where meant to go into a blender, not my ears. I'm afraid I missed a lot
	12:26pm Joe McG: www.youtube.com...
	12:27pm Rory: Wow!
	12:28pm Carmichael: I'm rejoicing. Mrs. Carmichael received her blender repair parts yesterday, with a BRAND NEW SHARP blade. Improved marbling!
	12:28pm Tom in St. Paul: this gaida song is very similar to the "Bulgarian Shepherdess Song" on the original Cosmos soundtrack.
	12:28pm Rory: Bulgaria has always fascinated me. Now I know they make beautiful music, thanks Bryce!
	12:29pm Hubig Pie: Bulgaria also makes really good cheese
	12:29pm joe mulligan: good afternoon marble crushsers! this Rhodope Mountain bagpipe orchestra is blowing my mind.
	12:29pm βrian: And where would we be without lactobacillus bulgaricus?
	12:30pm Krys O.: My brother's DNA test revealed we have Bulgarian ancestry.
	12:31pm Yes: thanks joe!
	12:32pm Rob W: One thing is certain in an uncertain worold: You can never have too many gaidas. And congratulations Krys. O and family!
	12:36pm Bryce: rob!!! hello, friend :)
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: The island must be very overpopulated. I heard they're packed in like Sardines!
	12:41pm fred: duduk often sounds appropriate in summer
	12:42pm Rory: KFHP: plenty of maggot cheese and sardines on this island for everyone!
	12:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): My pre-school aged daughter has a school friend whose dad is from New Zealand and another friend whose dad is Bulgarian. I already asked the New Zealand dad is he likes The Clean and received a big ?. and then the conversation felt a little awkward I'm a little leery of asking the Bulgarian dad about Bulgarian folk music now.
	12:46pm Crudbringer: TIL the duduk was proclaimed a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
	12:47pm Little Fyodor: Oh god do I find that Queen song awful!! Dang, I had Night at the Opera as a kid, and I don't remember this at all!! I still like some of their stuff, but, this one, yeeesh!!!
	12:48pm ZeeBee: Oh shit yah my friend just sent me a mix tape two candles and a Samuel Delaney book in the mail!
	12:50pm Rob W: And hello to you Bryce my friend! We've been listening and enjoying every week since work-at-home began, just don't always get on the comments board!
	12:51pm KenW: Today's show will be on heavy archive rotation this coming week, WOW!!!!!!
	12:52pm dougseidel: I remember David Watson from the old A-mica Bunker on E. 9th street - great venue for improv years back...
	12:53pm fred: Bagpipes should be the thing to bring people to agree
	12:55pm joe mulligan: quite an afternoon of mighty wind Bryce! hahaha @Fred
	12:55pm KenW: Intense performative work, LOVE THIS, reminding me of HN's Orgien Mysterien Theatre :)))))))
	12:55pm Travisano66: I love bagpipes. And I love this music.
	12:55pm Rory: Combustion in thin air. Space and time start bending and warping, BLACKHOLE!
	12:56pm from Quebec: I've eaten casu marzu, and also su callu (callu de cabreddu). Would eat the former again, but probably not the latter. Storing it in your kitchen is not recommended either.
	12:58pm Rob W: I feel for you and your cultural conundrum Tim - although I have to confess, even though I can very proudly say that my wife Katie played in a band with a member of the Clean, your odds might be a little better with Bulgarian dad. Then again, who knows, he could be a metal-head!
	1:01pm brainiac: I don't know why more doctor's waiting rooms don't have bagpipe music piped in.
	1:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Rob - hahaha. I won't give up! I projected my assumption that The Clean where as ubiquitous in New Zealand as Bob Seger is in Michigan.
	1:03pm Krys O.: My family's DNA also goes way up north to the Sami Finno-Ugric folks.
	1:06pm fred: @brainiac: Well, an actual bagpiper would probably work even better. I love the instrument, but it's LOUD!
	1:06pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fly By Night? You're gonna play some Rush, Bryce?
	1:06pm joe mulligan: that three rectangle symbol might be a mid 90s attempt at a Triquetra
	1:08pm Crudbringer: MIAOW
	1:08pm tayne: cat
	1:08pm Ike: Which critter was that?
	1:09pm fred: @tim: nah, only Meghan can play Rush on the station
	1:11pm Crudbringer: @tayne we have important work to do
	1:11pm Rob W: @Tim - ah but speaking of Michigan - it's doubtful Bob Seger would ring a bell for Katie's 93 year old mom in Chesterfield Township MI... but yes, she is in the minority among Michiganders in that regard!
	1:13pm TDK60: Hello Bryce, all. Doin' house chores.
	1:13pm Rob W: I love your family's DNA Krys!
	1:14pm Jim F: Pet that cat, Bryce!
	1:15pm Hubig Pie: Sounds like Piobaireachd
	1:15pm Rory: I think Bryce has played DNA?
	1:16pm Krys O.: Thanks, Rob! Hope you and Katie and well. The funny thing is growing up, we only knew my dad's sister's family because they emigrated to the States to the same area. Over the years I've contacted relatives in England, France, Argentina and some in Poland, of course.
	1:17pm Carmichael: Where I come from it's called ceòl mòr.
	1:17pm Krys O.: @Rory: Ha!
	1:20pm Hubig Pie: You say Ceól Mór I say Piobaireachd I don't have Gaelic keyboard, so I substituted Spanish accents
	1:21pm listener monica: lovin' the drone.
	1:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is fantastic. Reminds me of La Tene.
	1:23pm fred: @tim! I can hear that
	1:23pm Chris from DC: Wow it really is.
	1:25pm Rob W: @Krys, thanks, we are doing well, you too I hope! We are fortunate to be in good shape to weather the storm if you know what I mean. Fun chatting with you through Bryce, his show is a fine conduit!
	1:25pm Fox: hullooooo.
	1:28pm fred: @Krys: where those French relatives in Picardie? There were so much immigration from Poland there that until a few decades ago Polish was the first language in some villages (that were basically transplanted from Poland)
	1:29pm Bryce: hiyaaaaa!
	1:29pm Rob W: This very compelling 1985 Yoshi Wada bagpipe and hand-made organ work was reissued a few years ago and is now on bandcamp - yoshiwada.bandcamp.com...
	1:30pm Chris from DC: Thanks Rob!
	1:30pm Bryce: oh wow, that's fantastic to know. thank you!!
	1:31pm Bryce: crudbringer, is that...a UNESCO thing?! from quebec: callu de cabreddu, omfg how did you find it?? i don't think i'd have the, um...stomach
	1:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): wow, this Yoshi Wada is entrancing. Hi, Bryce and WFMU pals!
	1:34pm Bryce: hello!
	1:38pm sphere: HULLO
	1:39pm sphere: Just signed on.
	1:40pm βrian: Pesto, cucumber, and heirloom tomato on toasted kamut. Yum.
	1:45pm Jeffrey Davison: Love the sounds! Thanks Bryce!!
	1:45pm Carmichael: Perfect music for revising an environmental purchasing policy.
	1:46pm joe mulligan: had to look up Callu de Cabrettu and reminds me that I often forget rennet is integral to making cheese. that process of getting rennet is heavy!
	1:46pm seb: this is quite the aural expression of your show's heading illustration
	1:47pm βrian: Wow, this is making my plug wires arc. In a good way, of course, but my machine is not running smoothly.
	1:49pm Krys O.: Super busy at work. I'm finding the bagpipes are quite soothing.
	1:51pm TDK60: house chores soundtrack, thanks...
	1:56pm from Quebec: Bryce I don't either (stomach for it, ha ha). You have to know the shepherd who produces it (I don't think it can be legally sold). The person I was with loves the stuff (or so he claimed)
	2:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): enjoying this set and the cheese chat very much
	2:01pm Crudbringer: Communication Brycedown!
	2:02pm βrian: Brycus interruptus.
	2:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): Holland Tunnel Dive?
	2:05pm Hubig Pie: joe mulligan, well you can make homemade ricotta cheese with just whole milk (preferably raw) and lemon juice
	2:05pm Crudbringer: You are back solid Bryce.
	2:05pm Fox: You sound smooooooth and clear.
	2:09pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Went on an earth walk,19,803 steps,7 miles(so says the tracing device). Back where I started. Earth is still there. Hi.
	2:09pm diana: hi brecht great show!
	2:09pm POC: George Maciunas, father of Fluxus.
	2:10pm Bryce: ahhhh, thank you! strokesville over here
	2:12pm joe mulligan: @Hubig didnae know that ricotta was so simple! makes sense as it's so different. it's the stuff with casein that I like the most, which is probably what's not the best for me.
	2:13pm Crudbringer: (yeah is ricotta "not actually cheese" like paneer and mozzarella? just pressed curds, no bacterio-enzymatic action?)
	2:15pm Krys O.: Seriously, I've heard these sounds when the P-touch label printer cartridge is empty when you try to print a label for a file folder. z As I say that, our hot stamp press is clicking away in time.
	2:20pm Booz: "Time"?
	2:22pm Dave in Vermont: and a 1 and a..
	2:25pm diana: i liked going to the dream house. relaxing hypnotic meditative.
	2:28pm Bryce: i used to be a monitor there (the one buzzing people in)! when they trained me, they show you how to turn the sound down, and how to turn it back up when someone wants to come up. i was like ".........you kidding me?" lolll
	2:29pm Devin B.: Ah so jealous Bryce!
	2:31pm diana: sounds like fun. it’s a hidden gem. i can see you working there.
	2:33pm KenW: OMG Bryce, I think I must have met you there, I was a frequent Dream House devotee,,,, hoping beyond hope they can hang on!
	2:35pm KenW: Campaign to save the Dream House www.artforum.com...
	2:36pm Bryce: thanks, ken! i was just looking for it!
	2:36pm WillCrete: Thanks for the music this afternoon Bryce! I had to run out to pick up new glasses so missed the end of the double reed festival set... but could not be happier to be back (with improved vision) for this LaMonte. A real third- eye-opener this one. Been spending much time inside his music this summer. @KenW- agreed! Best wishes as well for the ongoing reality of Dream House and LaMonte and Marian and Jung Hee's creativity! They are necessary and foundational!
	2:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): I've never been to the Dream House but I saw/experienced the Dream Machine at the New Museum in 2010.
	2:37pm joe mulligan: wow Bryce so coool. had no idea this existed and thanks for sharing all!
	2:39pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	2:41pm ami ad: Ex-British army officer faces 13 years in Romanian jail over ayahuasca ceremony. The Guardian.
	2:44pm justwhatthedrordered: perfect prescription
	2:46pm The Butterman: I love this note! Fill the dream house with dirt and call it a day. ( earth room joke)
	2:51pm diana: thanks for sharing the fundraising page. thought the Dia owned the space. guess they just purchased the installation.
	2:51pm Bryce: DIA foundation inside baseball!
	2:51pm Bryce: adi, whoa that's INSANE
	2:52pm Bryce: diana, everyone i know thought so too!
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the show today, Bryce. See you in August!
	2:53pm Krys O.: Thank you, Bryce and everyone! Hold on to your marbles, people!
	2:54pm Rory: Thanks, Bryce
	2:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. marbles are forever.
	2:55pm diana: great show! peace!
	2:55pm Bryce: thanks, everyone! see you arounnnnnnddd
	2:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Bryce!
	2:59pm Booz: Thanks Breezy & all
	3:01pm Kat in Chicago: You were a monitor at the Dream House, cool! Dreamcrusher was monitoring the time I went.
	3:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): thank you!
	9:51am bit rot: Yoshi Wada sure does love those two notes.

Bryce: Playlist from July 31, 2020

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July 31, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
[unknown]	Sungchhoe "Sungchhoe" by "[unknown]"	Bhutan Temple & Traditional Music		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sandro Frau	Sonada a is isposus "Sonada a is isposus" by "Sandro Frau"	A Launeddas		0:05:25 (Pop-up)
Efisio Melis & Antonio Lara	Fiuda bagadia	Launeddas Magiche		0:08:26 (Pop-up)
Efisio Melis & Antonio Pisano	Madiana pipia	Les Launeddas en Sardaigne		0:11:23 (Pop-up)
Rhodope Gaida Ensemble	Rodopi Gaida Suita	Bulgaria: Gaida Orchestra: Bagpipe Music from the Rhodope Mountains		0:20:43 (Pop-up)
Mustafa Kandirali & Ensemble	Nihavent Oryental	Caz Roman		0:26:35 (Pop-up)
Djivan Gasparyan	Havun Havun "Havun Havun" by "Djivan Gasparyan"	Djivan Gasparyan, duduk		0:35:49 (Pop-up)
Hayri Dev, Zafer Dev, Hasan Yildirim	Air de Çam Sipsi	Turquie: Musiques des Yayla		0:42:44 (Pop-up)
Veysel Tekin, Librahim Abay	Gurbet	Turquie: Musiques des Yayla		0:44:06 (Pop-up)
David Watson	Stomion "Stomion" by "David Watson"	Throats		0:46:11 (Pop-up)
David Watson	(Three Rectangle Symbol) Reprise/Encore	Ribbons of Euphoria		0:57:28 (Pop-up)

Yoshi Wada	Off the Wall "Off the Wall" by "Yoshi Wada"	Off the Wall		1:10:06 (Pop-up)
Limpe Fuchs	Play "Play" by "Limpe Fuchs"	Via		1:50:32 (Pop-up)

La Monte Young / Marian Zazeela / The Theater of Eternal Music	13 I 73 5:35 – 6:14:03 PM NYC	Dream House 78'17"	La Monte & Marian need a little help	2:06:11 (Pop-up)
Peter Michael Hamel	Fire of Holy Eyes	Hamel		2:45:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm ZeeBee: My cat is really confused by these sounds
	12:04pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! Settled in for marbles and lunch.
	12:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hy Bryce - It was great to hear you get on the mic a few minutes ago to front announce. I got the message loud and clear!
	12:04pm Threemoons: Loving this track and needing it now.
	12:05pm βrian: Buddhist Romper Room?
	12:06pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man, I love these Buddhist ceremony recordings.
	12:06pm KenW: WOWOWOW!!! What a PERFECT choice to open with! Thanks & Hallo Bryce, and happy Friday fellow Marbelings!
	12:06pm fred: Blender set on the Bryce setting. What could go wrong?
	12:08pm Rory: Hey!
	12:09pm Chris from DC: Yay
	12:10pm Rory: Anybody got a cobra?
	12:12pm Krys O.: Healing sounds!
	12:13pm Ramblin' Ray: Hey Bryce & Co. Bring on the pipes!
	12:13pm Ike: Hot, cool, marbled.
	12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): What region is this Fiuda Bagadia from? This is nuts in a wonderful way.
	12:13pm Krys O.: There's some Carpathian folk music that sounds similar to this.
	12:14pm Ramblin' Ray: Bagpipers in Sardinia, i believe, are forbidden entry to churches.
	12:15pm Bryce: yes, sardinia!
	12:16pm Bryce: this one's super odd, pairing a sardinian "triplepipe" with an accordion
	12:17pm Sem: Blend me, shape me, anyway you want to. Hulllloo, Bryce, Sardinian piper fans, and others of other muisical persuasions.
	12:18pm Ramblin' Ray: I recall hearing some strange and powerful small-ensemble singing from Sardinia possibly on RealWorld record label.
	12:18pm Sem: ...and Casu marzu enthusiasts.
	12:19pm Passaic River Blues: Somewhat on topic, two good short Sardinian novels I've read in the last year or so: (1) Salvatore Satta's "The Day of Judgment;" and (2) Marcello Fois' "Bloodlines."
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): Why have I not heard Sardinian music before? Thank you Bryce!
	12:22pm βrian: Lots of great vocals, too.
	12:23pm Yes: helloo
	12:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): According to the internet machine there's even Sardinian throat singing!
	12:23pm Bryce: casu marzu, you OUTLAW
	12:25pm Chris from DC: This is pretty amazing.
	12:25pm fred: @tim: it took me some time to learn those marbles where meant to go into a blender, not my ears. I'm afraid I missed a lot
	12:26pm Joe McG: www.youtube.com...
	12:27pm Rory: Wow!
	12:28pm Carmichael: I'm rejoicing. Mrs. Carmichael received her blender repair parts yesterday, with a BRAND NEW SHARP blade. Improved marbling!
	12:28pm Tom in St. Paul: this gaida song is very similar to the "Bulgarian Shepherdess Song" on the original Cosmos soundtrack.
	12:28pm Rory: Bulgaria has always fascinated me. Now I know they make beautiful music, thanks Bryce!
	12:29pm Hubig Pie: Bulgaria also makes really good cheese
	12:29pm joe mulligan: good afternoon marble crushsers! this Rhodope Mountain bagpipe orchestra is blowing my mind.
	12:29pm βrian: And where would we be without lactobacillus bulgaricus?
	12:30pm Krys O.: My brother's DNA test revealed we have Bulgarian ancestry.
	12:31pm Yes: thanks joe!
	12:32pm Rob W: One thing is certain in an uncertain worold: You can never have too many gaidas. And congratulations Krys. O and family!
	12:36pm Bryce: rob!!! hello, friend :)
	12:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: The island must be very overpopulated. I heard they're packed in like Sardines!
	12:41pm fred: duduk often sounds appropriate in summer
	12:42pm Rory: KFHP: plenty of maggot cheese and sardines on this island for everyone!
	12:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): My pre-school aged daughter has a school friend whose dad is from New Zealand and another friend whose dad is Bulgarian. I already asked the New Zealand dad is he likes The Clean and received a big ?. and then the conversation felt a little awkward I'm a little leery of asking the Bulgarian dad about Bulgarian folk music now.
	12:46pm Crudbringer: TIL the duduk was proclaimed a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
	12:47pm Little Fyodor: Oh god do I find that Queen song awful!! Dang, I had Night at the Opera as a kid, and I don't remember this at all!! I still like some of their stuff, but, this one, yeeesh!!!
	12:48pm ZeeBee: Oh shit yah my friend just sent me a mix tape two candles and a Samuel Delaney book in the mail!
	12:50pm Rob W: And hello to you Bryce my friend! We've been listening and enjoying every week since work-at-home began, just don't always get on the comments board!
	12:51pm KenW: Today's show will be on heavy archive rotation this coming week, WOW!!!!!!
	12:52pm dougseidel: I remember David Watson from the old A-mica Bunker on E. 9th street - great venue for improv years back...
	12:53pm fred: Bagpipes should be the thing to bring people to agree
	12:55pm joe mulligan: quite an afternoon of mighty wind Bryce! hahaha @Fred
	12:55pm KenW: Intense performative work, LOVE THIS, reminding me of HN's Orgien Mysterien Theatre :)))))))
	12:55pm Travisano66: I love bagpipes. And I love this music.
	12:55pm Rory: Combustion in thin air. Space and time start bending and warping, BLACKHOLE!
	12:56pm from Quebec: I've eaten casu marzu, and also su callu (callu de cabreddu). Would eat the former again, but probably not the latter. Storing it in your kitchen is not recommended either.
	12:58pm Rob W: I feel for you and your cultural conundrum Tim - although I have to confess, even though I can very proudly say that my wife Katie played in a band with a member of the Clean, your odds might be a little better with Bulgarian dad. Then again, who knows, he could be a metal-head!
	1:01pm brainiac: I don't know why more doctor's waiting rooms don't have bagpipe music piped in.
	1:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Rob - hahaha. I won't give up! I projected my assumption that The Clean where as ubiquitous in New Zealand as Bob Seger is in Michigan.
	1:03pm Krys O.: My family's DNA also goes way up north to the Sami Finno-Ugric folks.
	1:06pm fred: @brainiac: Well, an actual bagpiper would probably work even better. I love the instrument, but it's LOUD!
	1:06pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fly By Night? You're gonna play some Rush, Bryce?
	1:06pm joe mulligan: that three rectangle symbol might be a mid 90s attempt at a Triquetra
	1:08pm Crudbringer: MIAOW
	1:08pm tayne: cat
	1:08pm Ike: Which critter was that?
	1:09pm fred: @tim: nah, only Meghan can play Rush on the station
	1:11pm Crudbringer: @tayne we have important work to do
	1:11pm Rob W: @Tim - ah but speaking of Michigan - it's doubtful Bob Seger would ring a bell for Katie's 93 year old mom in Chesterfield Township MI... but yes, she is in the minority among Michiganders in that regard!
	1:13pm TDK60: Hello Bryce, all. Doin' house chores.
	1:13pm Rob W: I love your family's DNA Krys!
	1:14pm Jim F: Pet that cat, Bryce!
	1:15pm Hubig Pie: Sounds like Piobaireachd
	1:15pm Rory: I think Bryce has played DNA?
	1:16pm Krys O.: Thanks, Rob! Hope you and Katie and well. The funny thing is growing up, we only knew my dad's sister's family because they emigrated to the States to the same area. Over the years I've contacted relatives in England, France, Argentina and some in Poland, of course.
	1:17pm Carmichael: Where I come from it's called ceòl mòr.
	1:17pm Krys O.: @Rory: Ha!
	1:20pm Hubig Pie: You say Ceól Mór I say Piobaireachd I don't have Gaelic keyboard, so I substituted Spanish accents
	1:21pm listener monica: lovin' the drone.
	1:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is fantastic. Reminds me of La Tene.
	1:23pm fred: @tim! I can hear that
	1:23pm Chris from DC: Wow it really is.
	1:25pm Rob W: @Krys, thanks, we are doing well, you too I hope! We are fortunate to be in good shape to weather the storm if you know what I mean. Fun chatting with you through Bryce, his show is a fine conduit!
	1:25pm Fox: hullooooo.
	1:28pm fred: @Krys: where those French relatives in Picardie? There were so much immigration from Poland there that until a few decades ago Polish was the first language in some villages (that were basically transplanted from Poland)
	1:29pm Bryce: hiyaaaaa!
	1:29pm Rob W: This very compelling 1985 Yoshi Wada bagpipe and hand-made organ work was reissued a few years ago and is now on bandcamp - yoshiwada.bandcamp.com...
	1:30pm Chris from DC: Thanks Rob!
	1:30pm Bryce: oh wow, that's fantastic to know. thank you!!
	1:31pm Bryce: crudbringer, is that...a UNESCO thing?! from quebec: callu de cabreddu, omfg how did you find it?? i don't think i'd have the, um...stomach
	1:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): wow, this Yoshi Wada is entrancing. Hi, Bryce and WFMU pals!
	1:34pm Bryce: hello!
	1:38pm sphere: HULLO
	1:39pm sphere: Just signed on.
	1:40pm βrian: Pesto, cucumber, and heirloom tomato on toasted kamut. Yum.
	1:45pm Jeffrey Davison: Love the sounds! Thanks Bryce!!
	1:45pm Carmichael: Perfect music for revising an environmental purchasing policy.
	1:46pm joe mulligan: had to look up Callu de Cabrettu and reminds me that I often forget rennet is integral to making cheese. that process of getting rennet is heavy!
	1:46pm seb: this is quite the aural expression of your show's heading illustration
	1:47pm βrian: Wow, this is making my plug wires arc. In a good way, of course, but my machine is not running smoothly.
	1:49pm Krys O.: Super busy at work. I'm finding the bagpipes are quite soothing.
	1:51pm TDK60: house chores soundtrack, thanks...
	1:56pm from Quebec: Bryce I don't either (stomach for it, ha ha). You have to know the shepherd who produces it (I don't think it can be legally sold). The person I was with loves the stuff (or so he claimed)
	2:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): enjoying this set and the cheese chat very much
	2:01pm Crudbringer: Communication Brycedown!
	2:02pm βrian: Brycus interruptus.
	2:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): Holland Tunnel Dive?
	2:05pm Hubig Pie: joe mulligan, well you can make homemade ricotta cheese with just whole milk (preferably raw) and lemon juice
	2:05pm Crudbringer: You are back solid Bryce.
	2:05pm Fox: You sound smooooooth and clear.
	2:09pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Went on an earth walk,19,803 steps,7 miles(so says the tracing device). Back where I started. Earth is still there. Hi.
	2:09pm diana: hi brecht great show!
	2:09pm POC: George Maciunas, father of Fluxus.
	2:10pm Bryce: ahhhh, thank you! strokesville over here
	2:12pm joe mulligan: @Hubig didnae know that ricotta was so simple! makes sense as it's so different. it's the stuff with casein that I like the most, which is probably what's not the best for me.
	2:13pm Crudbringer: (yeah is ricotta "not actually cheese" like paneer and mozzarella? just pressed curds, no bacterio-enzymatic action?)
	2:15pm Krys O.: Seriously, I've heard these sounds when the P-touch label printer cartridge is empty when you try to print a label for a file folder. z As I say that, our hot stamp press is clicking away in time.
	2:20pm Booz: "Time"?
	2:22pm Dave in Vermont: and a 1 and a..
	2:25pm diana: i liked going to the dream house. relaxing hypnotic meditative.
	2:28pm Bryce: i used to be a monitor there (the one buzzing people in)! when they trained me, they show you how to turn the sound down, and how to turn it back up when someone wants to come up. i was like ".........you kidding me?" lolll
	2:29pm Devin B.: Ah so jealous Bryce!
	2:31pm diana: sounds like fun. it’s a hidden gem. i can see you working there.
	2:33pm KenW: OMG Bryce, I think I must have met you there, I was a frequent Dream House devotee,,,, hoping beyond hope they can hang on!
	2:35pm KenW: Campaign to save the Dream House www.artforum.com...
	2:36pm Bryce: thanks, ken! i was just looking for it!
	2:36pm WillCrete: Thanks for the music this afternoon Bryce! I had to run out to pick up new glasses so missed the end of the double reed festival set... but could not be happier to be back (with improved vision) for this LaMonte. A real third- eye-opener this one. Been spending much time inside his music this summer. @KenW- agreed! Best wishes as well for the ongoing reality of Dream House and LaMonte and Marian and Jung Hee's creativity! They are necessary and foundational!
	2:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): I've never been to the Dream House but I saw/experienced the Dream Machine at the New Museum in 2010.
	2:37pm joe mulligan: wow Bryce so coool. had no idea this existed and thanks for sharing all!
	2:39pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	2:41pm ami ad: Ex-British army officer faces 13 years in Romanian jail over ayahuasca ceremony. The Guardian.
	2:44pm justwhatthedrordered: perfect prescription
	2:46pm The Butterman: I love this note! Fill the dream house with dirt and call it a day. ( earth room joke)
	2:51pm diana: thanks for sharing the fundraising page. thought the Dia owned the space. guess they just purchased the installation.
	2:51pm Bryce: DIA foundation inside baseball!
	2:51pm Bryce: adi, whoa that's INSANE
	2:52pm Bryce: diana, everyone i know thought so too!
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the show today, Bryce. See you in August!
	2:53pm Krys O.: Thank you, Bryce and everyone! Hold on to your marbles, people!
	2:54pm Rory: Thanks, Bryce
	2:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. marbles are forever.
	2:55pm diana: great show! peace!
	2:55pm Bryce: thanks, everyone! see you arounnnnnnddd
	2:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Bryce!
	2:59pm Booz: Thanks Breezy & all
	3:01pm Kat in Chicago: You were a monitor at the Dream House, cool! Dreamcrusher was monitoring the time I went.
	3:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): thank you!
	9:51am bit rot: Yoshi Wada sure does love those two notes.

Bryce: Playlist from July 31, 2020

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