WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from October 11, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:19pm bill: quelle nice
	12:20pm DCE: oooh that's nice
	12:21pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bryce. Good afternoon to you, DCE and bill.
	12:24pm DCE: hello to you as well.
	12:26pm common: Hi d c e, bill, sem and bryce. looking forward to it. the melting.
	12:26pm Bryce: well helloo
	12:27pm joe voltage: Good morning sir. No work today but have to go in on sunday.
	12:29pm Bryce: no. you DON'T have to. i'm a doctor.
	12:31pm Ike: Lovely sounds. Hey Sem Chumbo, everyone in NS is sickeningly nice. Also, you need a mad scientist to build you a weather-controlling machine to make it stop fucking raining so much. :P
	12:32pm joe voltage: Really!! Your the bestest!!!
	12:33pm Bryce: wilhelm ike
	12:33pm Carmichael: "The Toupee Dance of the Seals"? Boy, those Frenchies are avant garde ... Hiya Bryce!
	12:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: toupee music: perfect thing for hairing loss.
	12:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hello chums.
	12:35pm G: Spinning in the Sky (or, in Heaven)
	12:36pm G: Spinning like a top, that is
	12:41pm Sem Chumbo: Ike: we're really not that nice, it is just that our rivers and lakes are rich in lithium and the milk of human kindness. And about the weather: we are so relaxed we just cannot get get motivated to do our "Stop raining" dance. Sorry, really sorry, about that.
	12:44pm tim from champaign: Today's show is particularly engaging, Bryce. Thanks for the good stuff.
	12:46pm Bryce: :)
	12:55pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I am eating a "better finger" whilst listening to your show right now... it is delicious. Your show and the candy.
	12:56pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I would fight a vulture in the gutter for this finger...
	12:58pm tim from champaign: I'm going to make the following suggestion to HR: change "Casual Fridays" to "Riunite On Ice With Bryce Fridays".
	12:58pm stefica: Ike, how was Nova Scotia other than the rain and the insidious niceness?
	12:59pm Carmichael: I will soon be chasing the local shwarma truck, then licking my fingers.
	1:00pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [shakes fist] damn your shwarma fingers! I think the rain has scared away all the food trucks 'round here...
	1:00pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Mmmmm...Shwarma fingers
	1:03pm βrian: Est-ce que je perçois un thème français ?
	1:03pm Snortley: Bacalao guisado with morro and avacado.
	1:04pm tim from champaign: Damn you people who can get good Arabic food! There's only one Lebanese place in my town and it's lousy.
	1:05pm Chris from DC: Mmm, fingers.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...although a quick search reveals that a fave vegan soulfood truck has braved the weather and is awaiting my cash and gaping, horrible mouth.
	1:06pm βrian: Ann Arbor and the burbs of Detroit is a cornucopia of good middle eastern food. I miss that.
	1:06pm Bryce: une simple coïncidence
	1:08pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: REJOICE! Slow cooked greens, cornbread and Mock-Ribs fingers coming soon to a Pappy near you.
	1:08pm tim from champaign: brian - the old La Shish is my all time favorite restaurant. Especially the one in Dearborn by where Stormy Records used to be.
	1:09pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I've been to Stormy Records btw, the midwest runs thick.
	1:09pm Ike: Stefica, whenever it stopped raining, it was beautiful. Not knowing much about Peggy's Cove, for some reason I expected it to be a tourist trap full of strip malls, but instead it was a weird little paradise of bizarre rock formations and strange purple vegetation.
	1:11pm Ike: s88.photobucket.com...
	1:12pm DCE: how long were you up there, Ike?
	1:13pm tim from champaign: I haven't gone rekkid hunting in Detroit for close to 3 years. Need to hit up Peoples, Stormy and UHF in Royal Oak one of these days. Usually, when I'm in that neck of the woods my focus has been getting all messed up on Lebanese, Ethiopian and Greek food. And Pizza. And Motor City Brewing.
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CP! Didn't recognize you for a second there. That avatar needs more Bailey Quarters; one Druid's feeble opinion.
	1:14pm donna b: welcome back breeche
	1:15pm tim from champaign: And I need to eat at the Traffic Jam & Snug where John Brannon cooks.
	1:16pm Ike: DCE, only a week, sadly. Wanted two, couldn't get it. Stopped at Acadia in Maine on the way up too.
	1:16pm Bryce: hi guys, forgive me in advance for pitching, but i'd just like to point out the url below. contains the basic deal, info-wise, and a picture of the quite awesome t-shirt. thanks so much! www.wfmu.org...
	1:16pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I'll have the art department work on it RTD!
	1:17pm Bryce: donna, hey!! thank youuuu for filling in! always an honor...
	1:25pm Cecile: Brian, ITA. Great middle eastern food. The non-political cooks from the old Le Shish now run Charlie's Mediterranean Restaurant in Pittsfield Township. Their pita/hummus/grapeleaves wrap is so good that my grapeleaf hating husband and I were fighting over the last bites. Stormy Records! Back in the day, I gorged myself at LeShish, and waddled over there. There was also a kickass coffeehouse that had Turkish coffee.
	1:27pm Cecile: I saw the Traffic Jam and Snug on FoodTV, those were some of the hugest portions I had ever seen in a non-buffet restaurant.
	1:28pm Bryce: hi, cecile!
	1:30pm Cecile: hey, Bryce!!!
	1:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fursaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaxxxaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!
	1:33pm βrian: Yelp says Charlie's is closed. Oy.
	1:34pm Cecile: oh, noes!
	1:36pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Seriously tho- Cecile, Radish Rosette is the greatest band name ever...
	1:37pm Cecile: Tim, you might want to check out La Pita in Dearborn. The chef was on FoodTV making a Lebanese dish I had never heard of - malamiekh? - which is a chicken, rice and rehydrated mallow leaf stew. It looked yummy.
	1:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...and "radish" also doubles as a somewhat-enthusiastic one-word record review.
	1:38pm Cecile: Pi, you have to start it. Or we have to do another fake album cover.
	1:38pm Ike: More photos just added. Sadly, Cape Breton Island was raining buckets w/poor visibility, and I think we were served lobster from 1957. Should've just eaten crackers and peanut butter there.
	1:39pm βrian: This is totally radicchio, dude.
	1:40pm Snortley: 1957 was a bad year for lobster?
	1:40pm βrian: Or you should have gone in 1957.
	1:43pm Cecile: this is an amazing piece.
	1:44pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Like this Radish we're listening to right now for example...
	1:45pm Ike: The restaurant (in Baddeck) looked straight out of 1957 too, but not in a fun way. Vaguely fancy but not charming. Time-space continuum must have been disrupted.
	1:45pm Chris from DC: Yeah, big Fursaxa fan.
	1:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This was my Fursaxa gateway pill, several years ago. Discogs says 2003, which sounds about right.
	1:45pm DCE: wicker-man weirdness, love it
	1:46pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: this better?
	1:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah Bailey, how the adolescent Druid doth/diddeth swoonied.
	1:48pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Oh you radish!
	1:49pm Carmichael: CP, just look out for the phone police. They're everywhere.
	1:52pm DCE: been hooked on this Es record for the past year or so
	1:53pm cp: What is this full title (album name, etc) of this Es track? Its very good
	1:56pm Bryce: oops, sorry, cp!
	1:57pm Bryce: song and album name: "Kesämaan Lapset"
	1:57pm cp: thank you :)
	2:04pm Bryce: hey guys, i'm not the most agressive about this stuff, but would love to get a couple of pledges during this slot, if anyone can swing a few smackers. :) the ground floor space isn't just about opening fmu up to the public (though that's super exciting)...but it will really allow us to do a lot more in terms of live shenanigans. also, you gots to check out the t-shirt, iffn you haven't seen: www.wfmu.org...
	2:09pm tim from champaign: Oh man, my hopes soared when I read about Charlie's only to crash and burn a few posts later. La Pita is good, Cecile! That's our joint since La Shish went under.
	2:10pm Cecile: you just had to ask nyce, Bryce.
	2:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Waiting on some good news (re: those smackers). Once that comes thru, I'll be pledging smackers. The missus is one of the many DC furloughed folks and we're lookin' at cardboard boxes & hobo-beans, until...
	2:11pm Bryce: huuuuuuug
	2:12pm Cecile: I gotta get there, tim. There is some decent Lebanese and Middle Eastern here, but the place with that mouth-watering something extra (and amazing homemade pita), Abu Nader, closed. :(
	2:12pm DCE: may your cardboard never be urine-soaked, RTD.
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: not urine..... at least NOT YET.
	2:17pm tim from champaign: Warm homemade pita with a copious amount of garlic paste spread on it is about the best thing ever.
	2:19pm DCE: doesn't Tomutonttu deserve the TTTTTTOOOOOOMMMMMMUUUUUUTTTTTOOOONNNTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTUUUUUU treatment? I vote for yes!
	2:19pm Carmichael: @RTD: I think the reverend Mrs has some good news coming her way this afternoon. White House press briefing scheduled for 2:45 should yield some positive news.
	2:22pm DCE: thank (diety of your choice)...this shutdown shit is getting old!
	2:26pm bill: quelle froggy
	2:27pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: Excellent Playlist thus far!
	2:29pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: If I weren't a broke bastard I'd definitely support your show. It rather difficult to find music shows such as this one. Thank you.
	2:31pm Bryce: oh man, thanks a lot for listening! it's lovely to be surrounded by all the amazing music in this place. the closest thing i have to Church....
	2:32pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: :)
	2:35pm Chris from DC: A Loren Chasse show one day would be a fine thing.
	2:36pm nic: yeah
	2:37pm βrian: Imagine being able to sing with your legs!
	2:40pm βrian: Or wings, I guess.
	2:44pm whiteslice: Who composed the EAS alert?
	2:47pm Bryce: i believe it was trevor rabin of yes
	2:49pm Bryce: he had some time on his hands after he finished up with system 7.5.2
	2:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Carm: weeeeee certainly hope so! Fingers crossed. In such a way as to create a weird insect sound...
	2:51pm Cecile: is the pop up player down?
	2:51pm whiteslice: this was before the #3 car alarm sound in the series of 7. Rabin's career stalled briefly after he ate a wolf.
	2:52pm Ike: It's not WHO composed the EAS sound, it's WHAT composed it. I suspect demon crickets from Venus.
	2:53pm Cecile: correction, big-eyed beans from Venus.
	2:53pm Cecile: they don't have ears, so what do they care?
	2:54pm Chris from DC: This is the closest to anything relaxing I've experienced today.
	2:55pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce!
	2:56pm Whosondephone: Playing Abby Road over this right now.
	2:56pm Bryce: thank you! nice to see everyone...
	2:58pm Whosondephone: mixed with ^ to clarify.
	2:59pm DCE: Bryce, every track today got a star. I think that's a first! thanks and have a brilliant weekend.
	3:00pm common: yep yep
	3:01pm βrian: Just relapse!
	3:01pm Ike: ROTFL @ Bryce hurting Kurt's mind (ROTFL = Roiling on the Flurbs Laughing)
	3:11pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: Ooh a sing-along, how joyful! These math problems are killing me :)
	3:37pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: "The cart or the horse?"

Bryce: Playlist from October 11, 2013

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October 11, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
François Bayle	Toupie dans le Ciel		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Luc Ferrari	Petite symphonie intuitive pour un paysage de printemps		0:32:47 (Pop-up)
Greg Riddell	Dedicated to a Perceptive Experience	Electronic Music, University of Melbourne	0:58:31 (Pop-up)
Coriún Aharonián	Homenaje a la flecha clavada en el pecho de Don Juan Díaz de Solís	Música Nueva Latinoamericana, vol. 4	1:07:06 (Pop-up)

Fursaxa	Harbinger of Spring "Harbinger of Spring" by "Fursaxa"	Harbinger of Spring	1:23:59 (Pop-up)
Es	Kesämaan Lapset "Kesämaan Lapset" by "Es"	Kesämaan Lapset	1:42:06 (Pop-up)
Alligator Crystal Moth	Epicenter Crystals	Gold Leaf Branches	2:03:15 (Pop-up)
Tomutonttu	Lautta Lähtee / Siat Nousevat Vuorelle	Elävänä Planeetalla	2:06:20 (Pop-up)
Loren Chasse	Green Laughter "Green Laughter" by "Loren Chasse"		2:17:08 (Pop-up)
Tom Lawrence	Seven Springs / St. James's Well	Water Beetles of Pollardstown Fen	2:36:02 (Pop-up)
Steven Feld	Bormes-les-Mimosas "Bormes-les-Mimosas" by "Steven Feld"	The Time of Bells, vol. 1	2:49:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:19pm bill: quelle nice
	12:20pm DCE: oooh that's nice
	12:21pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bryce. Good afternoon to you, DCE and bill.
	12:24pm DCE: hello to you as well.
	12:26pm common: Hi d c e, bill, sem and bryce. looking forward to it. the melting.
	12:26pm Bryce: well helloo
	12:27pm joe voltage: Good morning sir. No work today but have to go in on sunday.
	12:29pm Bryce: no. you DON'T have to. i'm a doctor.
	12:31pm Ike: Lovely sounds. Hey Sem Chumbo, everyone in NS is sickeningly nice. Also, you need a mad scientist to build you a weather-controlling machine to make it stop fucking raining so much. :P
	12:32pm joe voltage: Really!! Your the bestest!!!
	12:33pm Bryce: wilhelm ike
	12:33pm Carmichael: "The Toupee Dance of the Seals"? Boy, those Frenchies are avant garde ... Hiya Bryce!
	12:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: toupee music: perfect thing for hairing loss.
	12:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hello chums.
	12:35pm G: Spinning in the Sky (or, in Heaven)
	12:36pm G: Spinning like a top, that is
	12:41pm Sem Chumbo: Ike: we're really not that nice, it is just that our rivers and lakes are rich in lithium and the milk of human kindness. And about the weather: we are so relaxed we just cannot get get motivated to do our "Stop raining" dance. Sorry, really sorry, about that.
	12:44pm tim from champaign: Today's show is particularly engaging, Bryce. Thanks for the good stuff.
	12:46pm Bryce: :)
	12:55pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I am eating a "better finger" whilst listening to your show right now... it is delicious. Your show and the candy.
	12:56pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I would fight a vulture in the gutter for this finger...
	12:58pm tim from champaign: I'm going to make the following suggestion to HR: change "Casual Fridays" to "Riunite On Ice With Bryce Fridays".
	12:58pm stefica: Ike, how was Nova Scotia other than the rain and the insidious niceness?
	12:59pm Carmichael: I will soon be chasing the local shwarma truck, then licking my fingers.
	1:00pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [shakes fist] damn your shwarma fingers! I think the rain has scared away all the food trucks 'round here...
	1:00pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Mmmmm...Shwarma fingers
	1:03pm βrian: Est-ce que je perçois un thème français ?
	1:03pm Snortley: Bacalao guisado with morro and avacado.
	1:04pm tim from champaign: Damn you people who can get good Arabic food! There's only one Lebanese place in my town and it's lousy.
	1:05pm Chris from DC: Mmm, fingers.
	1:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...although a quick search reveals that a fave vegan soulfood truck has braved the weather and is awaiting my cash and gaping, horrible mouth.
	1:06pm βrian: Ann Arbor and the burbs of Detroit is a cornucopia of good middle eastern food. I miss that.
	1:06pm Bryce: une simple coïncidence
	1:08pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: REJOICE! Slow cooked greens, cornbread and Mock-Ribs fingers coming soon to a Pappy near you.
	1:08pm tim from champaign: brian - the old La Shish is my all time favorite restaurant. Especially the one in Dearborn by where Stormy Records used to be.
	1:09pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I've been to Stormy Records btw, the midwest runs thick.
	1:09pm Ike: Stefica, whenever it stopped raining, it was beautiful. Not knowing much about Peggy's Cove, for some reason I expected it to be a tourist trap full of strip malls, but instead it was a weird little paradise of bizarre rock formations and strange purple vegetation.
	1:11pm Ike: s88.photobucket.com...
	1:12pm DCE: how long were you up there, Ike?
	1:13pm tim from champaign: I haven't gone rekkid hunting in Detroit for close to 3 years. Need to hit up Peoples, Stormy and UHF in Royal Oak one of these days. Usually, when I'm in that neck of the woods my focus has been getting all messed up on Lebanese, Ethiopian and Greek food. And Pizza. And Motor City Brewing.
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CP! Didn't recognize you for a second there. That avatar needs more Bailey Quarters; one Druid's feeble opinion.
	1:14pm donna b: welcome back breeche
	1:15pm tim from champaign: And I need to eat at the Traffic Jam & Snug where John Brannon cooks.
	1:16pm Ike: DCE, only a week, sadly. Wanted two, couldn't get it. Stopped at Acadia in Maine on the way up too.
	1:16pm Bryce: hi guys, forgive me in advance for pitching, but i'd just like to point out the url below. contains the basic deal, info-wise, and a picture of the quite awesome t-shirt. thanks so much! www.wfmu.org...
	1:16pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: I'll have the art department work on it RTD!
	1:17pm Bryce: donna, hey!! thank youuuu for filling in! always an honor...
	1:25pm Cecile: Brian, ITA. Great middle eastern food. The non-political cooks from the old Le Shish now run Charlie's Mediterranean Restaurant in Pittsfield Township. Their pita/hummus/grapeleaves wrap is so good that my grapeleaf hating husband and I were fighting over the last bites. Stormy Records! Back in the day, I gorged myself at LeShish, and waddled over there. There was also a kickass coffeehouse that had Turkish coffee.
	1:27pm Cecile: I saw the Traffic Jam and Snug on FoodTV, those were some of the hugest portions I had ever seen in a non-buffet restaurant.
	1:28pm Bryce: hi, cecile!
	1:30pm Cecile: hey, Bryce!!!
	1:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fursaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaxxxaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!
	1:33pm βrian: Yelp says Charlie's is closed. Oy.
	1:34pm Cecile: oh, noes!
	1:36pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Seriously tho- Cecile, Radish Rosette is the greatest band name ever...
	1:37pm Cecile: Tim, you might want to check out La Pita in Dearborn. The chef was on FoodTV making a Lebanese dish I had never heard of - malamiekh? - which is a chicken, rice and rehydrated mallow leaf stew. It looked yummy.
	1:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...and "radish" also doubles as a somewhat-enthusiastic one-word record review.
	1:38pm Cecile: Pi, you have to start it. Or we have to do another fake album cover.
	1:38pm Ike: More photos just added. Sadly, Cape Breton Island was raining buckets w/poor visibility, and I think we were served lobster from 1957. Should've just eaten crackers and peanut butter there.
	1:39pm βrian: This is totally radicchio, dude.
	1:40pm Snortley: 1957 was a bad year for lobster?
	1:40pm βrian: Or you should have gone in 1957.
	1:43pm Cecile: this is an amazing piece.
	1:44pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Like this Radish we're listening to right now for example...
	1:45pm Ike: The restaurant (in Baddeck) looked straight out of 1957 too, but not in a fun way. Vaguely fancy but not charming. Time-space continuum must have been disrupted.
	1:45pm Chris from DC: Yeah, big Fursaxa fan.
	1:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This was my Fursaxa gateway pill, several years ago. Discogs says 2003, which sounds about right.
	1:45pm DCE: wicker-man weirdness, love it
	1:46pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: this better?
	1:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah Bailey, how the adolescent Druid doth/diddeth swoonied.
	1:48pm WKR-CP in Cincinnati: Oh you radish!
	1:49pm Carmichael: CP, just look out for the phone police. They're everywhere.
	1:52pm DCE: been hooked on this Es record for the past year or so
	1:53pm cp: What is this full title (album name, etc) of this Es track? Its very good
	1:56pm Bryce: oops, sorry, cp!
	1:57pm Bryce: song and album name: "Kesämaan Lapset"
	1:57pm cp: thank you :)
	2:04pm Bryce: hey guys, i'm not the most agressive about this stuff, but would love to get a couple of pledges during this slot, if anyone can swing a few smackers. :) the ground floor space isn't just about opening fmu up to the public (though that's super exciting)...but it will really allow us to do a lot more in terms of live shenanigans. also, you gots to check out the t-shirt, iffn you haven't seen: www.wfmu.org...
	2:09pm tim from champaign: Oh man, my hopes soared when I read about Charlie's only to crash and burn a few posts later. La Pita is good, Cecile! That's our joint since La Shish went under.
	2:10pm Cecile: you just had to ask nyce, Bryce.
	2:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Waiting on some good news (re: those smackers). Once that comes thru, I'll be pledging smackers. The missus is one of the many DC furloughed folks and we're lookin' at cardboard boxes & hobo-beans, until...
	2:11pm Bryce: huuuuuuug
	2:12pm Cecile: I gotta get there, tim. There is some decent Lebanese and Middle Eastern here, but the place with that mouth-watering something extra (and amazing homemade pita), Abu Nader, closed. :(
	2:12pm DCE: may your cardboard never be urine-soaked, RTD.
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: not urine..... at least NOT YET.
	2:17pm tim from champaign: Warm homemade pita with a copious amount of garlic paste spread on it is about the best thing ever.
	2:19pm DCE: doesn't Tomutonttu deserve the TTTTTTOOOOOOMMMMMMUUUUUUTTTTTOOOONNNTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTUUUUUU treatment? I vote for yes!
	2:19pm Carmichael: @RTD: I think the reverend Mrs has some good news coming her way this afternoon. White House press briefing scheduled for 2:45 should yield some positive news.
	2:22pm DCE: thank (diety of your choice)...this shutdown shit is getting old!
	2:26pm bill: quelle froggy
	2:27pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: Excellent Playlist thus far!
	2:29pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: If I weren't a broke bastard I'd definitely support your show. It rather difficult to find music shows such as this one. Thank you.
	2:31pm Bryce: oh man, thanks a lot for listening! it's lovely to be surrounded by all the amazing music in this place. the closest thing i have to Church....
	2:32pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: :)
	2:35pm Chris from DC: A Loren Chasse show one day would be a fine thing.
	2:36pm nic: yeah
	2:37pm βrian: Imagine being able to sing with your legs!
	2:40pm βrian: Or wings, I guess.
	2:44pm whiteslice: Who composed the EAS alert?
	2:47pm Bryce: i believe it was trevor rabin of yes
	2:49pm Bryce: he had some time on his hands after he finished up with system 7.5.2
	2:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Carm: weeeeee certainly hope so! Fingers crossed. In such a way as to create a weird insect sound...
	2:51pm Cecile: is the pop up player down?
	2:51pm whiteslice: this was before the #3 car alarm sound in the series of 7. Rabin's career stalled briefly after he ate a wolf.
	2:52pm Ike: It's not WHO composed the EAS sound, it's WHAT composed it. I suspect demon crickets from Venus.
	2:53pm Cecile: correction, big-eyed beans from Venus.
	2:53pm Cecile: they don't have ears, so what do they care?
	2:54pm Chris from DC: This is the closest to anything relaxing I've experienced today.
	2:55pm northguineahills: Thanks Bryce!
	2:56pm Whosondephone: Playing Abby Road over this right now.
	2:56pm Bryce: thank you! nice to see everyone...
	2:58pm Whosondephone: mixed with ^ to clarify.
	2:59pm DCE: Bryce, every track today got a star. I think that's a first! thanks and have a brilliant weekend.
	3:00pm common: yep yep
	3:01pm βrian: Just relapse!
	3:01pm Ike: ROTFL @ Bryce hurting Kurt's mind (ROTFL = Roiling on the Flurbs Laughing)
	3:11pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: Ooh a sing-along, how joyful! These math problems are killing me :)
	3:37pm /<00/<ymon5+ar: "The cart or the horse?"

Bryce: Playlist from October 11, 2013

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