WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 18, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:03pm MikeG: Hellooooo!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, hhhhhhhhhelllllllooooo!
	12:04pm David (in London): Ahoy all Brycicles and the Brycekaiser in Chief.
	12:04pm fred: Hello Bryce and marbles
	12:05pm HyperDose: Bryce is nyce
	12:06pm Bryce: hey, ye!
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Bryce and all!
	12:10pm Carmichael: @hyper, that's what they say. Heya Bryce and those about to blend. We salute you!
	12:12pm WFMU listener Phillip: Ahhh😁 now those are the sounds I love to hear on Bryce’s show
	12:12pm fred: I might miss the middle of the show: there should be live music downstairs (music from Kabylia). Then again, maybe not: that collective got there by getting a red cross clothing bank evicted, and appealing to our Interior minister (aka top cop) heritage might not play all that well here. But... live music...
	12:12pm WFMU listener Phillip: Good afternoon to you Bryce
	12:13pm Bryce: hey, phillip!
	12:14pm Yes: hello friends
	12:16pm Mister Dobalina: Hiya Bryce & fellow Marbler's
	12:17pm Mister Dobalina: Last week's sounds were bombastic! These are nice too.
	12:17pm HyperDose: Giving me The Mummy vibes, which I recently re-watched. So happy Brendan Fraser is back in the limelight where he belongs.
	12:17pm Michael 98145: enjoying this
	12:18pm Don in Tampere: Hi Bryce and all. Fred, sounds like a strange collective if they have connections to the topcop. Been quite a week here, too many late nights and weekends putting together an EU proposal, but we got it done, and I think it's really good, so let's hope we'll get money to revolutionize the world of energy storage. Also just one tweak away on the last remix from being able to complete my "Banjo Machine Music" album project. And got my omicron jab today and am waiting to see if it knocks me flat or I have a mild reaction. Either way, this is the perfect soundtrack.
	12:20pm Michael 98145: we could use a revolution in energy storage. especially as winter stares us in the face.
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bryce presents: All the notes in any order.
	12:22pm Niall: Ah, delighted to hear Scelsi this cold, dark, wet evening in Ireland.
	12:23pm fred: @Don: Sadly, over here the instinct is to ask for subsidies, and worry about the strings later (if ever). I don't think they have any connection other than ethnic to the top cop, but that's a weird opening statement
	12:23pm WFMU listener Phillip: On the lunch menu today is steamed chicken pattie & steamed red potatoes
	12:23pm WFMU listener Phillip: Btw I am absolutely obsessed with steaming foods I steam everything
	12:24pm WFMU listener Phillip: It took me almost 40 minutes to steam two chicken legs but boy were they tender
	12:27pm Jason from Houston: Heyyyyyyy there.
	12:29pm HyperDose: Hey Jason! We're having chicken and potatoes in a blender for lunch
	12:30pm Jason from Houston: Ohhh noooooo... LOL
	12:31pm WFMU listener Phillip: Blender not needed. Ground chicken pattie and red potatoes are so tender even Bryce can eat them no chewing needed they melt in your mouth.
	12:32pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	12:33pm fred: @HyperDose: May the Holy Blender be with you (be sure you clear out any marble fragments before use though)
	12:35pm Don in Tampere: I've gotten really into roasting vegetables but tonight I steamed some broccoli to go with the local perch filets I got at the fish market today. Works well together
	12:37pm Bryce: anyone ever play with one of these? oh my, so fun.... anovaculinary.com...
	12:37pm Hubig Pie: I'm having trail mix and black coffee
	12:38pm chresti: hellOOOOO0000
	12:40pm HyperDose: Would love to get my hands on a smart oven. I'd fill the pantry with bags of homemade Terra chips.
	12:40pm Krull Sagan: What a Brycetastick (late) wake-up here in the desert- so be-stoked for this show! Hail Brycetonians, well met
	12:41pm ironybread: Hiya Bryce. Okay so this microtonal piano action is breaking my face it's so good, looked it up & there are SIX pianists www.discogs.com...
	12:41pm Niall: @bryce I have been impressed by some of the countertop ovens I’ve seen from Breville, et al. Anova’s circulator got years of use in my kitchen.
	12:42pm Krys O.: My microwave oven is 27 years old. I have a Waring convection toaster oven and a decent stove. There is near zero counter space in my apartment. I also have sloping eaves because it's an attic apartment. No one above a certain height or width can visit. I dream about counter space with a nice Breville and an air-fryer, etc.
	12:42pm Tilia_dad: My two year old is way into this music. Keeps saying SURPRISE MEEE and laughing hysterically
	12:44pm brycepunk1: Bryce, it's such a rare treat I get to catch your show. Just required a sick day. Glad to hear your mix again :)
	12:44pm fred: Bryce's show is underrated as a cooking/food show, though it's been going on for a while
	12:44pm Krys O.: Nice, Tilia_dad.
	12:45pm Krys O.: Who has carrot cake?
	12:48pm fred: @Tilla_dad: You have no idea how some people at work would love reading your comment
	12:49pm Don in Tampere: fred, Bryce's show is the perfect accompaniment to Friday dinner, both cooking and eating as well as having a glass of wine. and maybe a vape later.....
	12:50pm Don in Tampere: Never made it to Donaueschingen when I lived in Germany, but did make it to the Darmstadt music days a couple of times when I was dating a viola player from there
	12:51pm Hubig Pie: My stove is low tech, it gets hot and can boil water.photos.app.goo.gl...
	12:52pm KenW: WOWOWWOOWOWOWOWWOWOW!!!!!! It doesn't get better than this, my favorite kind of show> HALLOOOO & THANKS BRYCE!!!!!!!!
	12:53pm Krys O.: Hubig Pie, that is a lovely stove.
	12:53pm Jason from Houston: That's a beauty, Hubig Pie.
	12:54pm HyperDose: I'm surprised!
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: Thanks. It needs some restoration, but that's not in my budget. Puts out a big flame .
	12:57pm Tilia_dad: @fred I’m a cannabis farmer so I’m always at work
	12:58pm Destroit: Bryce….assorted lovelies on the comments board…hola! Happy to be here.
	1:00pm fred: @Tilia_dad: Just to clarify, I work in a contemporary music place where I think Haas once studied, and it (and its audience) skews older. Though there are good young (mostly ignored) composers
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: Bryce! Everyone. I'm so late. I missed two tracks!
	1:03pm DjLorraine: I was thinking the mic break was quite exciting and Bryce confirmed it.
	1:05pm Jason from Houston: Pro tip: Never move a Chambers, Anderson, etc. stove without a liftgate.
	1:06pm fred: @Handy: It could have been worse: looks like we're getting into the grindcore set with tracks under 10 minutes
	1:09pm Krys O.: Thank you, BlenderFolks! I never would have guessed that looking at pictures of vintage stoves would have been on my agenda this afternoon, but it's wonderful.
	1:10pm Paul D: Hi all, great show. It's gettin chilly out there!
	1:12pm Handy Haversack: Paul D, I have been on various ferries for the past three hours. Chilly indeed! Glad I made it time, fred!
	1:13pm Krys O.: Tis cold here in Roseland, but one of the young guys in production is wearing shorts.
	1:13pm Jason from Houston: Proper, Krys. I dream of an O'Keefe and Merritt with a kick ass vent hood.
	1:17pm Krys O.: I wonder if my family had a similar stove when they first came to the States in the 50s. I'm guessing the stove in the tenement flat was from the 40s or even late 30s.
	1:17pm Paul D: Dang Handy are you commuting? Krys- i saw a dad waiting for the schoolbus with his child in shorts this morning
	1:18pm Krys O.: @Paul D: SMH
	1:19pm Hubig Pie: J from H, I got my O & M on Magazine st. in NOLA @1995. Guy had a warehouse fulla broken down stoves. I think I paid $300, it works but could use some rechroming and some of the plastic knobbery is broken or missing
	1:19pm Handy Haversack: Paul D, no, I did a ridealong on the Staten Island Ferry up in the wheelhouse as part of a Shared Harbor educational thing. And too the East River Ferry there and back. Got some pix of the destruction of East River Park that I'll send to morphe'.
	1:20pm Paul D: Handy that sounds really fun albiet cold. Was thinking of trapesing around manhattan tomorrow but having my doubts now.
	1:20pm joe mulligan: Hi all you marbles! Bryce you're my gateway to beautiful dark and sinister classical music.
	1:21pm Carmichael: @Hubig, do you have the salt and pepper shakers?
	1:21pm Paul D: Bryce definitely seems to have excellent taste in avantguardian noises.
	1:22pm Hubig Pie: That's an upgrade , Carmichael. Those are cool, aint they ?
	1:23pm Carmichael: A friend has the same stove, Hubig. That's worth a pretty penny out here on the coast.
	1:25pm Carmichael: My kitchen is all avocado green General Electric from the 60s. You can see the recipe for sour cream dressing on my backsplash in my avatar.
	1:25pm Michael 98145: great show today
	1:27pm Paul D: did wfmu meet their fundraiser goal
	1:27pm Bucci: this music kinda reminds me of Tár. I wonder if Bryce has seen Tár
	1:28pm Bryce: hey, booch! i haven't!!
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: Bucci I caught part of your Tár discussion this week, but not enough to know what it is. It assumed qualities of the ineffable as I listened to you and the callers talk about it without ever knowing what you were talking about.
	1:31pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Frantic at work but wanted to stop in and say how much I am loving this set.
	1:32pm listener james from westwood: Safe to say Tim Burton had this in mind for Batman '89's score.
	1:32pm Hubig Pie: Carmichael, cool. This stove has time and temps for everything from a jelly roll to a rib roast behind the oven door and a Grillevator™ behind the left door
	1:35pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Carmichael VERY cool. I also covet your Osterizer blender. Mom gave me the one from her engagement party when I moved to Astoria. The motor finally gave out -- actually caught fire -- after almost 45 years of constant use. Now, every ferkackta appliance has digital controls and a breadboard all in one controller -- if one part of the breadboard goes, whole board/appliance goes unless you pay a fortune for a new breadboard (lived through this with my fridge/freezer).
	1:36pm chris in the redwoods: i wouldn't say no to a jelly roll right now. just sayin' hey, Bryce, marbled ones!
	1:36pm Bucci: @Bryce- watch Tár. @Handy - yeah the Tár talk was as opaque as Tár, without the great acting and cinematography to elevate it, unfortunately. Some nice calls tho!
	1:36pm Krys O.: I have font envy for your blender, Carmichael.
	1:38pm Krys O.: Herrmann's canon is extremely varied. I watched Obsession recently and his music was the best part of the movie.
	1:39pm Carmichael: HA ha, Krys, yes lots of swirly writing in different fonts and colors. Also, no idea why the frappe button is dark orange. Must be a special feature for the 60s.
	1:40pm chris in the redwoods: 3moons, if you go gas, you can still get (mostly) analog stoves. we got a Bertazzoni with an analog thermostat on the front! (if the power goes out in the redwoods, we still gotta eat!).
	1:41pm Handy Haversack: I started actually using our blender during the pandemic but first discovered that we had lost the O-ring rubber washer. I asked whether anyone had tried using paper towels to form a seal there, and Carmichael said, "Don't be that guy, Handy," and gave me a link to a parts-replacement site. And the rest is blender history!
	1:41pm HyperDose: The one downside of my move was going from gas to electric. I miss having on demand fire.
	1:43pm Michael 98145: thank goodness for hardware stores
	1:45pm HyperDose: Just got my vacuum parts in the mail. Couldn't find the o-ring for an attachment so I ordered 2 attachments because it will most likely break again in a year.
	1:46pm Krys O.: Parts replacement sites are wonderful.
	1:46pm Don in Tampere: Hyperdose, I have seriously missed gas since moving from Germany to Finland, but now that I have an induction stove, I don't miss it so much any more; it responds just as fast as gas, and is totally awesome with a (flat-bottomed) wok. And none of Vovoschka Putain's gas needed.
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Right back. Time for Friday slices lunch.
	1:47pm Krys O.: @Carmichael: Now that you mention it, I recall that orange button on our blender in the early 70s. A popular speed, perhaps?
	1:48pm Bryce: www.indiegogo.com...
	1:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: With the right kind of marbles, one's own blender can be a source of light and heat.
	1:48pm Bryce: oh, looks like they've stopped taking pre-orders
	1:49pm Krys O.: IMO, vintage appliance reproductions are not quite as good at capturing the glories of design.
	1:49pm -жеи: Wow this Gorecki is nutso! I love it
	1:49pm chris in the redwoods: yes! i repaired a busted gear in a kitchenaid mixer with a $10-$20 replacement part (and a few hours labor). mixer is like new again. fun to figure it all out, too.
	1:51pm Krys O.: That smartcooker reminds me of Jun's Kitchen, a Japanese chef who lets his cats in on the cooking process. They sniff the ingredients and help him pick veggies and herbs: www.youtube.com...
	1:51pm nortonjutland: Yes, love the Gorecki!
	1:51pm Bryce: @ken - right? adderall gorecki
	1:53pm Hubig Pie: They're making the Alain Ducasse don't set off your smoke alarm rib steak on that $250,000 appliance
	1:54pm nortonjutland: and now Gorecki's 3rd symphony
	1:56pm SecretSquirrel: That Gorecki concerto is a blast! And a real outlier in his catalog. Got to know him in the 90s when I worked for his publisher. “Viel spaß mit Gorecki!” he’d say while hoisting another drink.
	2:02pm Krys O.: @Hubig: That's the Indigogo fundraising goal, not the price of the item. I kinda thought the same for a minute too.
	2:04pm Krys O.: My baseboard heating was making the same sounds when the furnace was repaired. Drove the kitties batty.
	2:11pm Michael 98145: i you hear trumpeting in the hallway, don't expect elephants
	2:11pm DjLorraine: Is this journey to the center of the blender?
	2:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap!
	2:13pm ironybread: Well Bryce I think everyone in the chatboard will agree that you'll need to end today's show with a piece played entirely on kitchen appliances. There must be one in the canon
	2:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: missed th'Haas! and th'Coates! punching self repeatedly INNAFACE!
	2:15pm Bryce: uh oh, better think fast! btw, ironybread, the other side of this record features 16 grand pianos! turned on their sides....
	2:15pm philosofish: Needs oil, I think
	2:15pm Bryce: oh no, rev! it was a goodun
	2:17pm Handy Haversack: I actually use a grand piano turned on its side as a refrigerator, so this should work out nicely.
	2:18pm Gaston Musella: Awesome music for the coming winter
	2:18pm Hubig Pie: Well Krys O. , I thought that was a fair price for an appliance that did everything
	2:19pm Wind: Hey Bryce. First time listening to your show. 😎
	2:19pm HyperDose: @Don Induction intrigues me but haven't had the chance to be hands on with one yet. Woks look like a lot of fun!
	2:23pm Bryce: hey, wind! nice to meet!
	2:25pm Wind: Yes likewise 🖐🏾 Bryce is nice !
	2:26pm Krys O.: BTW-On the legendary WFMU compilation Edisongs, the late great dj, Val Sebastiano played kitchen utensils and equipment for his track, Pure Soya.
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Brass is a new one to these ears. me diggy.
	2:27pm Krys O.: Oh, crap. Val called himself Pure Soya and his track was Energy. Doh! www.discogs.com...
	2:32pm chresti: hi wind!
	2:35pm chresti: Thanks Krys, sounds interesting.
	2:37pm Bryce: howdy!
	2:38pm Bryce: hahaaaa whoops! my comments feed was slid up randomly
	2:38pm Krys O.: Hey, chresti.
	2:38pm Bryce: but hello anyway
	2:39pm Wind: 🖐🏾chresti🙂
	2:39pm Don in Tampere: hyperdose, the only issue is that they don't work unless the pot is magnetic, and I found that a few pans I thought were steel were only steel-clad aluminum, but only a few. Also doesn't work for a Swiss fondue caquelon of a Japanese donabe pot, but those are cooked at table anyway, so I have a little portable gas burner for those. Great show tonight Bryce! been simmering some magic butter in the making while listening.
	2:40pm northguineahills: Brass was new to me!
	2:40pm KenW: Me tooooo! Thanks for the intro Bryce!
	2:42pm Wind: I hope this isn’t offensive to any one…I feel this music goes really well with playing with light…as in laser tag with your cat 🙂
	2:43pm Gaston Musella: I thought I had an amazing record collection. Whew, what an amazing afternoon.
	2:43pm listener james from westwood: Helluva lineup on that Bastard Quartet on Edisongs. Also, cool Lennie Mace ballpoint cover!
	2:44pm KenW: Whoop! emptyeditions.bandcamp.com...
	2:44pm fred: Back. Stressful time as I was the only person in attendance at first, so someone talked to me. Didn't go well, got better later. Not a great show, but singing Bella Ciao was a nice touch
	2:46pm KenW: What an EPIC show today Bryce, a bazillion thanks my friend!
	2:46pm ?: gurlllll
	2:47pm Krys O.: The Bastards were, for the most part, Bob Brainen and Frank O'Toole.
	2:47pm Wind: amazing afternoon Gaston me too Thank you Bryce
	2:47pm Ange: heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
	2:47pm he can jog: Thank you Bryce, awesome show!!
	2:47pm Michael 98145: This track arrived wearing a gold star -- and i still love it
	2:48pm Krys O.: Bryce's show, once again, has fortified a Friday afternoon that would otherwise have the atmosphere of The Stalker.
	2:48pm mic_a: CCH event currently happening in your big town: https://www.blankforms.org/events/catherine-christer-hennixs-kamigaku-ensemble And a 2001 interview mostly about Pandit Pran Nath: Thanks Bryce! Contemporary classical week is much enjoyed.
	2:50pm mic_a: Whoops! Link: https://www.blankforms.org/journal/basically-one-to-infinity-an-interview-with-catherine-christer-hennix
	2:50pm Bryce: @mic_a: i'm going tonight!
	2:50pm Krys O.: I'm imagining some sand animation to go along with this Well-Tuned Marimba.
	2:50pm WFMU listener Phillip: I’m loving this spacy music
	2:51pm ?: Yep! Yep yep yep yep yep! Boing boing boing boing!
	2:51pm WFMU listener Phillip: Great show! Great show 🙏
	2:52pm fred: @Krys O: I miss FXO severly
	2:54pm common: hello all
	2:54pm Bryce: thanks so much for all bon mots + good vibes, all yous. hope you have a super lovely week!!
	2:54pm Krys O.: @fred: I used to hang out during his shows when I was a student at Upsala. I learned a lot about radio from FXO. He was a long-time pal.
	2:55pm chris in the redwoods: thank you kindly, Bryceman!
	2:55pm HyperDose: Thank you, Bryce. Love having this show be part of my Friday routine
	2:55pm Krys O.: Thank you immensely, Bryce and all you fabulous people. Take care.
	2:56pm KenW: Thanks mic_a! Unfortunately I just checked and the Blank Forms Hennix show is sold out, soooooo sad I was too late for this
	2:56pm fred: My week looks great: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker! (Probably won't see much though, being small)
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce. Much good.
	2:58pm paddy in matawan: intense. messed me up.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Bryce!
	2:58pm Carmichael: Space, the final frontier. Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm WFMU listener Phillip: That was a fast three hours. Man that time flew.
	3:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bryce! Bye, pals!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Bryce!

Bryce: Playlist from November 18, 2022

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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November 18, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Giacinto Scelsi	Uaxuctum "Uaxuctum" by "Giacinto Scelsi"	Quattro Pezzi Per Orchestra · Anahit · Uaxuctum	Accord	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Georg Friedrich Haas	Limited Approximations	Donaueschinger Musiktage 2010	Neos	0:20:18 (Pop-up)

Anna Thorvallisdottir	Into - Second Self	Aerial	Sono Luminus	0:55:34 (Pop-up)
Gloria Coates	Symphony No. 4 "Symphony No. 4" by "Gloria Coates"	Symphonies 1, 4 & 7	cpo	1:00:58 (Pop-up)
Bernard Herrmann	Journey to the Center of the Earth	The Fantasy Film World of Bernard Herrmann	Decca	1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Henryk Górecki	Concerto pour clavecin et cordes	Rhythm Plus	Adda	1:42:31 (Pop-up)

Horaţiu Rădulescu	Astray "Astray" by "Horaţiu Rădulescu"	Clepsydra / Astray	Editions RZ	1:51:55 (Pop-up)
Nikolaus Brass	Von Wachsender Gegenwart	Zeit im Grund · Von Wachsender Gegenwart	Neos	2:14:37 (Pop-up)
Catherine Christer Hennix	The Well-Tuned Marimba	Selected Early Keyboard Works	Blank Forms Editions / Empty Editions	2:38:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm MikeG: Hellooooo!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, hhhhhhhhhelllllllooooo!
	12:04pm David (in London): Ahoy all Brycicles and the Brycekaiser in Chief.
	12:04pm fred: Hello Bryce and marbles
	12:05pm HyperDose: Bryce is nyce
	12:06pm Bryce: hey, ye!
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Bryce and all!
	12:10pm Carmichael: @hyper, that's what they say. Heya Bryce and those about to blend. We salute you!
	12:12pm WFMU listener Phillip: Ahhh😁 now those are the sounds I love to hear on Bryce’s show
	12:12pm fred: I might miss the middle of the show: there should be live music downstairs (music from Kabylia). Then again, maybe not: that collective got there by getting a red cross clothing bank evicted, and appealing to our Interior minister (aka top cop) heritage might not play all that well here. But... live music...
	12:12pm WFMU listener Phillip: Good afternoon to you Bryce
	12:13pm Bryce: hey, phillip!
	12:14pm Yes: hello friends
	12:16pm Mister Dobalina: Hiya Bryce & fellow Marbler's
	12:17pm Mister Dobalina: Last week's sounds were bombastic! These are nice too.
	12:17pm HyperDose: Giving me The Mummy vibes, which I recently re-watched. So happy Brendan Fraser is back in the limelight where he belongs.
	12:17pm Michael 98145: enjoying this
	12:18pm Don in Tampere: Hi Bryce and all. Fred, sounds like a strange collective if they have connections to the topcop. Been quite a week here, too many late nights and weekends putting together an EU proposal, but we got it done, and I think it's really good, so let's hope we'll get money to revolutionize the world of energy storage. Also just one tweak away on the last remix from being able to complete my "Banjo Machine Music" album project. And got my omicron jab today and am waiting to see if it knocks me flat or I have a mild reaction. Either way, this is the perfect soundtrack.
	12:20pm Michael 98145: we could use a revolution in energy storage. especially as winter stares us in the face.
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bryce presents: All the notes in any order.
	12:22pm Niall: Ah, delighted to hear Scelsi this cold, dark, wet evening in Ireland.
	12:23pm fred: @Don: Sadly, over here the instinct is to ask for subsidies, and worry about the strings later (if ever). I don't think they have any connection other than ethnic to the top cop, but that's a weird opening statement
	12:23pm WFMU listener Phillip: On the lunch menu today is steamed chicken pattie & steamed red potatoes
	12:23pm WFMU listener Phillip: Btw I am absolutely obsessed with steaming foods I steam everything
	12:24pm WFMU listener Phillip: It took me almost 40 minutes to steam two chicken legs but boy were they tender
	12:27pm Jason from Houston: Heyyyyyyy there.
	12:29pm HyperDose: Hey Jason! We're having chicken and potatoes in a blender for lunch
	12:30pm Jason from Houston: Ohhh noooooo... LOL
	12:31pm WFMU listener Phillip: Blender not needed. Ground chicken pattie and red potatoes are so tender even Bryce can eat them no chewing needed they melt in your mouth.
	12:32pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	12:33pm fred: @HyperDose: May the Holy Blender be with you (be sure you clear out any marble fragments before use though)
	12:35pm Don in Tampere: I've gotten really into roasting vegetables but tonight I steamed some broccoli to go with the local perch filets I got at the fish market today. Works well together
	12:37pm Bryce: anyone ever play with one of these? oh my, so fun.... anovaculinary.com...
	12:37pm Hubig Pie: I'm having trail mix and black coffee
	12:38pm chresti: hellOOOOO0000
	12:40pm HyperDose: Would love to get my hands on a smart oven. I'd fill the pantry with bags of homemade Terra chips.
	12:40pm Krull Sagan: What a Brycetastick (late) wake-up here in the desert- so be-stoked for this show! Hail Brycetonians, well met
	12:41pm ironybread: Hiya Bryce. Okay so this microtonal piano action is breaking my face it's so good, looked it up & there are SIX pianists www.discogs.com...
	12:41pm Niall: @bryce I have been impressed by some of the countertop ovens I’ve seen from Breville, et al. Anova’s circulator got years of use in my kitchen.
	12:42pm Krys O.: My microwave oven is 27 years old. I have a Waring convection toaster oven and a decent stove. There is near zero counter space in my apartment. I also have sloping eaves because it's an attic apartment. No one above a certain height or width can visit. I dream about counter space with a nice Breville and an air-fryer, etc.
	12:42pm Tilia_dad: My two year old is way into this music. Keeps saying SURPRISE MEEE and laughing hysterically
	12:44pm brycepunk1: Bryce, it's such a rare treat I get to catch your show. Just required a sick day. Glad to hear your mix again :)
	12:44pm fred: Bryce's show is underrated as a cooking/food show, though it's been going on for a while
	12:44pm Krys O.: Nice, Tilia_dad.
	12:45pm Krys O.: Who has carrot cake?
	12:48pm fred: @Tilla_dad: You have no idea how some people at work would love reading your comment
	12:49pm Don in Tampere: fred, Bryce's show is the perfect accompaniment to Friday dinner, both cooking and eating as well as having a glass of wine. and maybe a vape later.....
	12:50pm Don in Tampere: Never made it to Donaueschingen when I lived in Germany, but did make it to the Darmstadt music days a couple of times when I was dating a viola player from there
	12:51pm Hubig Pie: My stove is low tech, it gets hot and can boil water.photos.app.goo.gl...
	12:52pm KenW: WOWOWWOOWOWOWOWWOWOW!!!!!! It doesn't get better than this, my favorite kind of show> HALLOOOO & THANKS BRYCE!!!!!!!!
	12:53pm Krys O.: Hubig Pie, that is a lovely stove.
	12:53pm Jason from Houston: That's a beauty, Hubig Pie.
	12:54pm HyperDose: I'm surprised!
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: Thanks. It needs some restoration, but that's not in my budget. Puts out a big flame .
	12:57pm Tilia_dad: @fred I’m a cannabis farmer so I’m always at work
	12:58pm Destroit: Bryce….assorted lovelies on the comments board…hola! Happy to be here.
	1:00pm fred: @Tilia_dad: Just to clarify, I work in a contemporary music place where I think Haas once studied, and it (and its audience) skews older. Though there are good young (mostly ignored) composers
	1:01pm Handy Haversack: Bryce! Everyone. I'm so late. I missed two tracks!
	1:03pm DjLorraine: I was thinking the mic break was quite exciting and Bryce confirmed it.
	1:05pm Jason from Houston: Pro tip: Never move a Chambers, Anderson, etc. stove without a liftgate.
	1:06pm fred: @Handy: It could have been worse: looks like we're getting into the grindcore set with tracks under 10 minutes
	1:09pm Krys O.: Thank you, BlenderFolks! I never would have guessed that looking at pictures of vintage stoves would have been on my agenda this afternoon, but it's wonderful.
	1:10pm Paul D: Hi all, great show. It's gettin chilly out there!
	1:12pm Handy Haversack: Paul D, I have been on various ferries for the past three hours. Chilly indeed! Glad I made it time, fred!
	1:13pm Krys O.: Tis cold here in Roseland, but one of the young guys in production is wearing shorts.
	1:13pm Jason from Houston: Proper, Krys. I dream of an O'Keefe and Merritt with a kick ass vent hood.
	1:17pm Krys O.: I wonder if my family had a similar stove when they first came to the States in the 50s. I'm guessing the stove in the tenement flat was from the 40s or even late 30s.
	1:17pm Paul D: Dang Handy are you commuting? Krys- i saw a dad waiting for the schoolbus with his child in shorts this morning
	1:18pm Krys O.: @Paul D: SMH
	1:19pm Hubig Pie: J from H, I got my O & M on Magazine st. in NOLA @1995. Guy had a warehouse fulla broken down stoves. I think I paid $300, it works but could use some rechroming and some of the plastic knobbery is broken or missing
	1:19pm Handy Haversack: Paul D, no, I did a ridealong on the Staten Island Ferry up in the wheelhouse as part of a Shared Harbor educational thing. And too the East River Ferry there and back. Got some pix of the destruction of East River Park that I'll send to morphe'.
	1:20pm Paul D: Handy that sounds really fun albiet cold. Was thinking of trapesing around manhattan tomorrow but having my doubts now.
	1:20pm joe mulligan: Hi all you marbles! Bryce you're my gateway to beautiful dark and sinister classical music.
	1:21pm Carmichael: @Hubig, do you have the salt and pepper shakers?
	1:21pm Paul D: Bryce definitely seems to have excellent taste in avantguardian noises.
	1:22pm Hubig Pie: That's an upgrade , Carmichael. Those are cool, aint they ?
	1:23pm Carmichael: A friend has the same stove, Hubig. That's worth a pretty penny out here on the coast.
	1:25pm Carmichael: My kitchen is all avocado green General Electric from the 60s. You can see the recipe for sour cream dressing on my backsplash in my avatar.
	1:25pm Michael 98145: great show today
	1:27pm Paul D: did wfmu meet their fundraiser goal
	1:27pm Bucci: this music kinda reminds me of Tár. I wonder if Bryce has seen Tár
	1:28pm Bryce: hey, booch! i haven't!!
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: Bucci I caught part of your Tár discussion this week, but not enough to know what it is. It assumed qualities of the ineffable as I listened to you and the callers talk about it without ever knowing what you were talking about.
	1:31pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Frantic at work but wanted to stop in and say how much I am loving this set.
	1:32pm listener james from westwood: Safe to say Tim Burton had this in mind for Batman '89's score.
	1:32pm Hubig Pie: Carmichael, cool. This stove has time and temps for everything from a jelly roll to a rib roast behind the oven door and a Grillevator™ behind the left door
	1:35pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Carmichael VERY cool. I also covet your Osterizer blender. Mom gave me the one from her engagement party when I moved to Astoria. The motor finally gave out -- actually caught fire -- after almost 45 years of constant use. Now, every ferkackta appliance has digital controls and a breadboard all in one controller -- if one part of the breadboard goes, whole board/appliance goes unless you pay a fortune for a new breadboard (lived through this with my fridge/freezer).
	1:36pm chris in the redwoods: i wouldn't say no to a jelly roll right now. just sayin' hey, Bryce, marbled ones!
	1:36pm Bucci: @Bryce- watch Tár. @Handy - yeah the Tár talk was as opaque as Tár, without the great acting and cinematography to elevate it, unfortunately. Some nice calls tho!
	1:36pm Krys O.: I have font envy for your blender, Carmichael.
	1:38pm Krys O.: Herrmann's canon is extremely varied. I watched Obsession recently and his music was the best part of the movie.
	1:39pm Carmichael: HA ha, Krys, yes lots of swirly writing in different fonts and colors. Also, no idea why the frappe button is dark orange. Must be a special feature for the 60s.
	1:40pm chris in the redwoods: 3moons, if you go gas, you can still get (mostly) analog stoves. we got a Bertazzoni with an analog thermostat on the front! (if the power goes out in the redwoods, we still gotta eat!).
	1:41pm Handy Haversack: I started actually using our blender during the pandemic but first discovered that we had lost the O-ring rubber washer. I asked whether anyone had tried using paper towels to form a seal there, and Carmichael said, "Don't be that guy, Handy," and gave me a link to a parts-replacement site. And the rest is blender history!
	1:41pm HyperDose: The one downside of my move was going from gas to electric. I miss having on demand fire.
	1:43pm Michael 98145: thank goodness for hardware stores
	1:45pm HyperDose: Just got my vacuum parts in the mail. Couldn't find the o-ring for an attachment so I ordered 2 attachments because it will most likely break again in a year.
	1:46pm Krys O.: Parts replacement sites are wonderful.
	1:46pm Don in Tampere: Hyperdose, I have seriously missed gas since moving from Germany to Finland, but now that I have an induction stove, I don't miss it so much any more; it responds just as fast as gas, and is totally awesome with a (flat-bottomed) wok. And none of Vovoschka Putain's gas needed.
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Right back. Time for Friday slices lunch.
	1:47pm Krys O.: @Carmichael: Now that you mention it, I recall that orange button on our blender in the early 70s. A popular speed, perhaps?
	1:48pm Bryce: www.indiegogo.com...
	1:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: With the right kind of marbles, one's own blender can be a source of light and heat.
	1:48pm Bryce: oh, looks like they've stopped taking pre-orders
	1:49pm Krys O.: IMO, vintage appliance reproductions are not quite as good at capturing the glories of design.
	1:49pm -жеи: Wow this Gorecki is nutso! I love it
	1:49pm chris in the redwoods: yes! i repaired a busted gear in a kitchenaid mixer with a $10-$20 replacement part (and a few hours labor). mixer is like new again. fun to figure it all out, too.
	1:51pm Krys O.: That smartcooker reminds me of Jun's Kitchen, a Japanese chef who lets his cats in on the cooking process. They sniff the ingredients and help him pick veggies and herbs: www.youtube.com...
	1:51pm nortonjutland: Yes, love the Gorecki!
	1:51pm Bryce: @ken - right? adderall gorecki
	1:53pm Hubig Pie: They're making the Alain Ducasse don't set off your smoke alarm rib steak on that $250,000 appliance
	1:54pm nortonjutland: and now Gorecki's 3rd symphony
	1:56pm SecretSquirrel: That Gorecki concerto is a blast! And a real outlier in his catalog. Got to know him in the 90s when I worked for his publisher. “Viel spaß mit Gorecki!” he’d say while hoisting another drink.
	2:02pm Krys O.: @Hubig: That's the Indigogo fundraising goal, not the price of the item. I kinda thought the same for a minute too.
	2:04pm Krys O.: My baseboard heating was making the same sounds when the furnace was repaired. Drove the kitties batty.
	2:11pm Michael 98145: i you hear trumpeting in the hallway, don't expect elephants
	2:11pm DjLorraine: Is this journey to the center of the blender?
	2:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap!
	2:13pm ironybread: Well Bryce I think everyone in the chatboard will agree that you'll need to end today's show with a piece played entirely on kitchen appliances. There must be one in the canon
	2:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: missed th'Haas! and th'Coates! punching self repeatedly INNAFACE!
	2:15pm Bryce: uh oh, better think fast! btw, ironybread, the other side of this record features 16 grand pianos! turned on their sides....
	2:15pm philosofish: Needs oil, I think
	2:15pm Bryce: oh no, rev! it was a goodun
	2:17pm Handy Haversack: I actually use a grand piano turned on its side as a refrigerator, so this should work out nicely.
	2:18pm Gaston Musella: Awesome music for the coming winter
	2:18pm Hubig Pie: Well Krys O. , I thought that was a fair price for an appliance that did everything
	2:19pm Wind: Hey Bryce. First time listening to your show. 😎
	2:19pm HyperDose: @Don Induction intrigues me but haven't had the chance to be hands on with one yet. Woks look like a lot of fun!
	2:23pm Bryce: hey, wind! nice to meet!
	2:25pm Wind: Yes likewise 🖐🏾 Bryce is nice !
	2:26pm Krys O.: BTW-On the legendary WFMU compilation Edisongs, the late great dj, Val Sebastiano played kitchen utensils and equipment for his track, Pure Soya.
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Brass is a new one to these ears. me diggy.
	2:27pm Krys O.: Oh, crap. Val called himself Pure Soya and his track was Energy. Doh! www.discogs.com...
	2:32pm chresti: hi wind!
	2:35pm chresti: Thanks Krys, sounds interesting.
	2:37pm Bryce: howdy!
	2:38pm Bryce: hahaaaa whoops! my comments feed was slid up randomly
	2:38pm Krys O.: Hey, chresti.
	2:38pm Bryce: but hello anyway
	2:39pm Wind: 🖐🏾chresti🙂
	2:39pm Don in Tampere: hyperdose, the only issue is that they don't work unless the pot is magnetic, and I found that a few pans I thought were steel were only steel-clad aluminum, but only a few. Also doesn't work for a Swiss fondue caquelon of a Japanese donabe pot, but those are cooked at table anyway, so I have a little portable gas burner for those. Great show tonight Bryce! been simmering some magic butter in the making while listening.
	2:40pm northguineahills: Brass was new to me!
	2:40pm KenW: Me tooooo! Thanks for the intro Bryce!
	2:42pm Wind: I hope this isn’t offensive to any one…I feel this music goes really well with playing with light…as in laser tag with your cat 🙂
	2:43pm Gaston Musella: I thought I had an amazing record collection. Whew, what an amazing afternoon.
	2:43pm listener james from westwood: Helluva lineup on that Bastard Quartet on Edisongs. Also, cool Lennie Mace ballpoint cover!
	2:44pm KenW: Whoop! emptyeditions.bandcamp.com...
	2:44pm fred: Back. Stressful time as I was the only person in attendance at first, so someone talked to me. Didn't go well, got better later. Not a great show, but singing Bella Ciao was a nice touch
	2:46pm KenW: What an EPIC show today Bryce, a bazillion thanks my friend!
	2:46pm ?: gurlllll
	2:47pm Krys O.: The Bastards were, for the most part, Bob Brainen and Frank O'Toole.
	2:47pm Wind: amazing afternoon Gaston me too Thank you Bryce
	2:47pm Ange: heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
	2:47pm he can jog: Thank you Bryce, awesome show!!
	2:47pm Michael 98145: This track arrived wearing a gold star -- and i still love it
	2:48pm Krys O.: Bryce's show, once again, has fortified a Friday afternoon that would otherwise have the atmosphere of The Stalker.
	2:48pm mic_a: CCH event currently happening in your big town: https://www.blankforms.org/events/catherine-christer-hennixs-kamigaku-ensemble And a 2001 interview mostly about Pandit Pran Nath: Thanks Bryce! Contemporary classical week is much enjoyed.
	2:50pm mic_a: Whoops! Link: https://www.blankforms.org/journal/basically-one-to-infinity-an-interview-with-catherine-christer-hennix
	2:50pm Bryce: @mic_a: i'm going tonight!
	2:50pm Krys O.: I'm imagining some sand animation to go along with this Well-Tuned Marimba.
	2:50pm WFMU listener Phillip: I’m loving this spacy music
	2:51pm ?: Yep! Yep yep yep yep yep! Boing boing boing boing!
	2:51pm WFMU listener Phillip: Great show! Great show 🙏
	2:52pm fred: @Krys O: I miss FXO severly
	2:54pm common: hello all
	2:54pm Bryce: thanks so much for all bon mots + good vibes, all yous. hope you have a super lovely week!!
	2:54pm Krys O.: @fred: I used to hang out during his shows when I was a student at Upsala. I learned a lot about radio from FXO. He was a long-time pal.
	2:55pm chris in the redwoods: thank you kindly, Bryceman!
	2:55pm HyperDose: Thank you, Bryce. Love having this show be part of my Friday routine
	2:55pm Krys O.: Thank you immensely, Bryce and all you fabulous people. Take care.
	2:56pm KenW: Thanks mic_a! Unfortunately I just checked and the Blank Forms Hennix show is sold out, soooooo sad I was too late for this
	2:56pm fred: My week looks great: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker! (Probably won't see much though, being small)
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce. Much good.
	2:58pm paddy in matawan: intense. messed me up.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Bryce!
	2:58pm Carmichael: Space, the final frontier. Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm WFMU listener Phillip: That was a fast three hours. Man that time flew.
	3:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bryce! Bye, pals!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Bryce!

Bryce: Playlist from November 18, 2022

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