WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from July 25, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:03pm DCE: thus it begins
	12:03pm steve: ................................................
	12:04pm Stau: No, it's .....................
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: I know that cat! Sleeps at the foot of my bed. How no idea there was a recording contract in her life. Hiya, Bryce.
	12:04pm Jeff: Why you call Moonlight Serenade dots? Because of giant cat later? Bryce Show featuring Bryce is funny.
	12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds purr-fectly wonderful.
	12:05pm Stau: What's that I hear? The sound of people banging the sides of their radios all across the metro area
	12:06pm Stau: Sounded like 10, but OK
	12:08pm adrian in mpls: this is what it's like everynight before i fall asleep, with my cat on my chest and her face about 1mm away from mine
	12:08pm steve: the giant cat will devour us all!
	12:09pm Stau: My dog is barking
	12:10pm HarktheUmpire: Turning this up loud. I wonder what the neighbours are thinking.
	12:10pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): Does sound like a purring cat
	12:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: infernal beasts.
	12:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: It started with ten cats, then Nigel Tufnel said to turn it up to eleven.
	12:11pm Stau: www.discogs.com...
	12:12pm Stau: @ken LOL!!!!
	12:12pm DCE: oh to have a sub woofer right now
	12:12pm bill: It sounds like I have been eaten
	12:12pm HarktheUmpire: "Genre: Electronic" Hmm
	12:14pm Cecile: AWESOME
	12:14pm HarktheUmpire: This is brilliant, but I really need to go buy some food.
	12:15pm Stau: Picturing Jack Torrance at the bar at the Overlook Hotel
	12:18pm George of Troy: Hi Bryce and everyone.
	12:19pm adrian in mpls: i wish i could be at home playing this for my cats - i think they would be confused where the gigantic cat is
	12:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: nice 'carnival of souls' vibe in this bit
	12:23pm steve: im at home and my kitties are unphased. but they only ever seem to react (look around wide eyed with a "what the fuck is that' look) to squeally high pitched sounds.
	12:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: and hello.
	12:24pm Stau: well one side of a cassette is usually 30-45 mins so this could be nearly over
	12:24pm Ken of Brooklyn: Helloooo Bryce, LOVING Terry Fox!!!!
	12:25pm Bryce: apologies to terry fox...
	12:26pm Stau: he won't mind
	12:26pm Bryce: :)
	12:27pm nic: glenn miller was a bit scary_ fox is great !!!
	12:27pm Stau: I think this is the truest example of freeform radio - ever
	12:33pm Ken of Brooklyn: Perfect start with all my favs!!!!
	12:34pm Chris from DC: Nice to be at home so I can really crank this.
	12:34pm HarktheUmpire: Well, here's some squeally high pitched sounds to wake up your cats, Steve. Loving this, by the way. As you can see I still haven't made it to the supermarket.
	12:37pm Bryce: it's an electronic flea repeller
	12:37pm Stau: Klaatu barada nikto
	12:44pm Stau: My wife just came in from the market, walked in my office, heard this playing, and demonstrated zero regard for what I was listening to. She knows me so well
	12:45pm steve: i think i just found my resonant frequency
	12:46pm Chris from DC: I'm having a moment similar to when you play Eloy. Floored.
	12:47pm DCE: I can commiserate with Stau. My wife is extremely predictable in her reactions to anything less than "normal" (her version of normal of course)
	12:47pm Stau: my mind is oscillating between this and the sound of my running refrigerator.
	12:49pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Why does the name Nikola Tesla come to mind when I hear this sound???
	12:50pm Bryce: don't listen on headphones, btw. on speakers (intendedto be played over 4 in an installation), frequencies collide & cancel each other out, with the slightest movement of your head....
	12:51pm Stau: now you tell us.
	12:51pm Klotski: Tea's done.
	12:51pm Stau: This could end like the movie Scanners
	12:52pm adrian in mpls: i do have some pressure building in my sinus cavity.....
	12:53pm Ken of Brooklyn: And Bryce, thank you for introducing me to Radique's work ooooh so many years ago!
	12:54pm Bryce: :)
	12:55pm Stau: Thinking Bugs Bunny aka conductor Leopold holding that sustained finale
	12:56pm Bryce: it's so wonderful to hear all this stuff now. it's still being rediscovered! most of her 70s works were hourish in length, and because of the the limitations of vinyl, just presented a few times, either in "concert" or installation.....then the tapes went back into their boxes for good.....
	12:57pm bill: What's with all the dead air today?
	12:58pm Stau: Ouch
	1:00pm Ken of Brooklyn: And her scores are fantastic to look at! http://vimeo.com/87398243
	1:01pm Lulu: she's cool
	1:03pm adrian in mpls: thanks for posting that Ken -- I'll have to check that out later. I love Radigue's work sooo much.
	1:03pm Bryce: love that video! she's still hangin' out in paris with her arp twenty-FIVE hundred
	1:03pm George of Troy: I've been enjoying one of her recent compositions lately, Naldjorlak I-III. Was hesitant to order it at first, since it's not "electronic" like her earlier works, but it's actually really wonderful.
	1:06pm Pete Townshend: Is something playing on the radio, or is it just my ears?
	1:06pm Ken of Brooklyn: A good friend met her when doing an art residency in Paris, she's fun and super approachable. Wish someplace like PS1 would do a big retrospective of her music and scores, etc,,,,,
	1:06pm Bryce: couple years ago, a few of her recent instrumental pieces were performed in NYC. i couldn't make it.....
	1:06pm Lulu: I have never heard of this before "Buddhist drone core" (in youtube comments) amusing but accurate categorization. I was wondering if I could use this for yoga, seems like it might work, but might be more suited for meditative drawing, as it might be too dark for yoga.. what do you all think it would be good for?
	1:07pm steve: i saw some Naldjorlak performed at Issue Project Room in 2010. i like the electronics more but it was some serious heavy sounds from i think a solo cello and then some kind of horn? plus i immediately rode my bike to Manhattan to see Merzbow right after!
	1:08pm steve: then i ate pizza
	1:09pm Ken of Brooklyn: DAMN, didn't know about that Bryce. And Lulu, I think someone told her music sounded 'buddhist' at one of her concerts and she become immersed in that soon afterwards. Very cool artist!
	1:11pm bill: Sounds like the MELA room. You can spend all day just crawling around in there like a slow motion baby.
	1:11pm Ken of Brooklyn: @ Steve, a perfect nite!!!!!
	1:12pm Bryce: lulu, when she started presenting these pieces, some students came up to her and informed her she was a buddhist. she was apparently, like, "oh?" but she looked into it and wound up spending years studying tibetan buddhism, if i remember correctly. ken, i was in paris last year, and a friend of a friend knows her. he said the same: "you should meet her!" didn't work out, but always inspiring when people are lovely and approachable.
	1:13pm Bryce: whoops, beat me to it, ken. :) bill, yeah, same deal! fewer channels, but you can still crawl around on the floor and discover secret chattering and rumbles.
	1:14pm George of Troy: @ Steve: Yep, parts I is for cello, II is basset horn and III is for both.
	1:16pm steve: whats MELA room? is it like the Dreamhouse?
	1:17pm Bryce: i used to be one of the monitors at the dreamhouse, so i could spend all day there without feeling creepy, hahaa
	1:18pm Chris from DC: My dream job, no pun intended.
	1:18pm Stau: I'm honestly curious as to how this ends. fade out. sudden cutoff.
	1:20pm Bryce: i don't think it ends.
	1:21pm Bryce: when i started, i was given la monte & marian's # downstairs because their cable tv would occasionally interfere with the rayna synthesizer, so we'd have to ring up if that was happening when someone came in. i still like to imagine la monte on an easy chair, watching ESPN 3, shouting, "FUCKKK!!!!!" whenever the phone rings.
	1:22pm adrian in mpls: ha!
	1:22pm steve: hahahaha
	1:23pm Stau: that was my third choice. Tinnitus aevitas
	1:25pm steve: wtf... you gotta shield that shit. get some aluminum foil and an alligator clip.
	1:25pm Bryce: hahaaa
	1:26pm S.D. Dept. Tourism: Mt. Rushmore, The Badlands, The Corn Palace, The Black Hills, Sturgis. Today's South Dakota ... the perfect vacation getaway.
	1:26pm bill: haha ESPN 3
	1:27pm Piotr from Poznan: a-we-some! :) is that vinyl?
	1:28pm steve: its not too far of a walk from Radio Shack or Metfood
	1:29pm Sem Chumbo: In the bathtub soaking, low light, the Infinity Q sub a's just so. Don't turn this off when you leave, Bryce, just hijack FMU and let it run...
	1:29pm Bryce: hey, piotr, no, a cd! importantrecords.com...
	1:29pm Bryce: sem, you have EIGHT MINUTES to shampoo and repeat!
	1:33pm Piotr: great! our ears are co-composer i guess. perfect.
	1:34pm AnAnonymousParty: This is perfect for playing my jaw harp along with.
	1:35pm steve: imagine if a 4/4 kick drum came in right now
	1:36pm AnAnonymousParty: Then it would turn into Boston's "Long Time".
	1:38pm Stau: i want this piece to end with the bugs bunny four note banjo coda
	1:38pm nic: i love Eliane
	1:41pm Stau: The composer recommends that this be listened to fortissimo!
	1:42pm Bryce: eat it, cubemates
	1:47pm DCE: This page has been deleted. The deletion and move log for the page are provided below for reference. 22:45, 23 October 2009 NuclearWarfare (talk \| contribs) deleted page Philippe Mion (Deleted because expired WP:PROD; Reason given: record company article on artist who shows no real notability. lacks evidence of satisfying wp:music. using TW)
	1:47pm DCE: sounds pretty notable to me
	1:48pm DCE: also satisfying!
	1:49pm nic: yeah Mion 2
	1:50pm common: whew! server is finally back at work. missed a lot of good stuff, I see. Hello!
	1:51pm Bryce: "no real notability." holy shit, what a tool!!
	1:53pm adrian in mpls: hi common!
	1:54pm DCE: Wiki Thugs all up in that place
	1:54pm common: hey adrian!
	2:05pm adrian in mpls: server issues, i know them well....
	2:05pm lolo: Don't you love coming back from lunch at work, plugging the ear plugs back into your ears to hear French industrial music?
	2:08pm Bryce: BACK TO WORK, YOU
	2:08pm cklequ: @lolo Not only that, but coming back from lunch at work and realizing you only missed one song in the hour you've been gone.
	2:11pm beavoux: What if you you work in a factory, blends right in, 'cept for the French dude.
	2:12pm Ken of Brooklyn: WOW, super duper show today Bryce!!!!
	2:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: back in the saddle(phones). This here is bloody flipping flippy. Lovely as bloody flippy. Dig.
	2:14pm Bryce: someone has to build the rafales...
	2:15pm Bryce: thx, ken; hey, tornado dhruphad!
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Conquistador von Supple-Mustard!
	2:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: But seriously folks. New to Philippe Mion. This is outrageously yummy.
	2:24pm Bryce: oh wow, look what i just found: archive.org...
	2:28pm DCE: nice detective work, Bryce. Now we all shall feast!
	2:29pm Bryce: agp always does an impeccable transferring job, too!
	2:31pm achnn: well done
	2:32pm nic: this guy is great love Mion
	2:32pm Bas NL: @Bryce Downloading while listening.. this is fantastic!
	2:32pm steve: this guy's mic technique alone deserves a wikipedia page
	2:38pm P-90: @DJ Bryce: Thanks for the link to the Mion archive!
	2:41pm Bryce: hahaaa, steve :) hey, bas & P-90!
	2:46pm adrian in mpls: i was going to make a joke that this was based on shaffer's play - and then look it up to see that it actually is!
	2:48pm Bryce: art imitates art
	2:49pm Bas NL: Hi Bryce!
	2:49pm Sem Chumbo: Enthralling. Never did get the shampoo rinsed out of my hair before I ran out of Eliane Radigue. To hell with it. I'll wait for rain. Thanks, Bryce, many marvels again today.
	2:51pm DCE: ridin' this wave, very nicely
	2:52pm adrian in mpls: @Bryce - as it so often does
	2:54pm George of Troy: Thanks for another excellent show, Bryce!
	2:56pm P-90: Most excellent indeed.
	2:56pm steve: outstanding show. you'll go far in this business.
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks, yous! have a good week!
	2:56pm adrian in mpls: It's been an inspiring afternoon -- thanks Bryce!!
	2:57pm DCE: and thus it ends as it began
	2:59pm Ike: So long and thanks for all the purrs!
	2:59pm nic: great show bryce
	2:59pm northguineahills: Beautiful, Bryce!
	3:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Bryce; great show!
	10:17pm Lulu: that's interesting - thanks for the info!

Bryce: Playlist from July 25, 2014

I never miscue a record. I am punctual, well-prepared, and dislike clutter. Outgoing and helpful, I'm always appropriately dressed. I do not behave erratically and have excellent penmanship. My CD's never skip, and I am in good health. I like all the notes, in any order.

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July 25, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Glenn Miller	Moonlight Serenade "Moonlight Serenade" by "Glenn Miller"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Terry Fox	Labyrinth Scored for the Purrs of 11 Cats [excerpt]	Labyrinth Scored for the Purrs of 11 Cats		0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Transamorem-Transmortem	Transamorem-Transmortem		0:31:49 (Pop-up)
Philippe Mion	L'image éconduite "L'image éconduite" by "Philippe Mion"	L'image éconduite	setting of Henri Michaux text, "Apparitions-Disparitions"	1:38:51 (Pop-up)
Conrado Silva	Equus "Equus" by "Conrado Silva"	Música Nueva Latinoamericana, vol. 4		2:38:09 (Pop-up)
Jocy de Oliveira	Wave "Wave" by "Jocy de Oliveira"	Estorias Para Voz Instrumentos		2:48:11 (Pop-up)
Warner Jepson	The Big Purr "The Big Purr" by "Warner Jepson"	Totentanz and Other Electronic Works		2:56:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm DCE: thus it begins
	12:03pm steve: ................................................
	12:04pm Stau: No, it's .....................
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: I know that cat! Sleeps at the foot of my bed. How no idea there was a recording contract in her life. Hiya, Bryce.
	12:04pm Jeff: Why you call Moonlight Serenade dots? Because of giant cat later? Bryce Show featuring Bryce is funny.
	12:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds purr-fectly wonderful.
	12:05pm Stau: What's that I hear? The sound of people banging the sides of their radios all across the metro area
	12:06pm Stau: Sounded like 10, but OK
	12:08pm adrian in mpls: this is what it's like everynight before i fall asleep, with my cat on my chest and her face about 1mm away from mine
	12:08pm steve: the giant cat will devour us all!
	12:09pm Stau: My dog is barking
	12:10pm HarktheUmpire: Turning this up loud. I wonder what the neighbours are thinking.
	12:10pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): Does sound like a purring cat
	12:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: infernal beasts.
	12:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: It started with ten cats, then Nigel Tufnel said to turn it up to eleven.
	12:11pm Stau: www.discogs.com...
	12:12pm Stau: @ken LOL!!!!
	12:12pm DCE: oh to have a sub woofer right now
	12:12pm bill: It sounds like I have been eaten
	12:12pm HarktheUmpire: "Genre: Electronic" Hmm
	12:14pm Cecile: AWESOME
	12:14pm HarktheUmpire: This is brilliant, but I really need to go buy some food.
	12:15pm Stau: Picturing Jack Torrance at the bar at the Overlook Hotel
	12:18pm George of Troy: Hi Bryce and everyone.
	12:19pm adrian in mpls: i wish i could be at home playing this for my cats - i think they would be confused where the gigantic cat is
	12:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: nice 'carnival of souls' vibe in this bit
	12:23pm steve: im at home and my kitties are unphased. but they only ever seem to react (look around wide eyed with a "what the fuck is that' look) to squeally high pitched sounds.
	12:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: and hello.
	12:24pm Stau: well one side of a cassette is usually 30-45 mins so this could be nearly over
	12:24pm Ken of Brooklyn: Helloooo Bryce, LOVING Terry Fox!!!!
	12:25pm Bryce: apologies to terry fox...
	12:26pm Stau: he won't mind
	12:26pm Bryce: :)
	12:27pm nic: glenn miller was a bit scary_ fox is great !!!
	12:27pm Stau: I think this is the truest example of freeform radio - ever
	12:33pm Ken of Brooklyn: Perfect start with all my favs!!!!
	12:34pm Chris from DC: Nice to be at home so I can really crank this.
	12:34pm HarktheUmpire: Well, here's some squeally high pitched sounds to wake up your cats, Steve. Loving this, by the way. As you can see I still haven't made it to the supermarket.
	12:37pm Bryce: it's an electronic flea repeller
	12:37pm Stau: Klaatu barada nikto
	12:44pm Stau: My wife just came in from the market, walked in my office, heard this playing, and demonstrated zero regard for what I was listening to. She knows me so well
	12:45pm steve: i think i just found my resonant frequency
	12:46pm Chris from DC: I'm having a moment similar to when you play Eloy. Floored.
	12:47pm DCE: I can commiserate with Stau. My wife is extremely predictable in her reactions to anything less than "normal" (her version of normal of course)
	12:47pm Stau: my mind is oscillating between this and the sound of my running refrigerator.
	12:49pm Phillip (Brooklyn): Why does the name Nikola Tesla come to mind when I hear this sound???
	12:50pm Bryce: don't listen on headphones, btw. on speakers (intendedto be played over 4 in an installation), frequencies collide & cancel each other out, with the slightest movement of your head....
	12:51pm Stau: now you tell us.
	12:51pm Klotski: Tea's done.
	12:51pm Stau: This could end like the movie Scanners
	12:52pm adrian in mpls: i do have some pressure building in my sinus cavity.....
	12:53pm Ken of Brooklyn: And Bryce, thank you for introducing me to Radique's work ooooh so many years ago!
	12:54pm Bryce: :)
	12:55pm Stau: Thinking Bugs Bunny aka conductor Leopold holding that sustained finale
	12:56pm Bryce: it's so wonderful to hear all this stuff now. it's still being rediscovered! most of her 70s works were hourish in length, and because of the the limitations of vinyl, just presented a few times, either in "concert" or installation.....then the tapes went back into their boxes for good.....
	12:57pm bill: What's with all the dead air today?
	12:58pm Stau: Ouch
	1:00pm Ken of Brooklyn: And her scores are fantastic to look at! http://vimeo.com/87398243
	1:01pm Lulu: she's cool
	1:03pm adrian in mpls: thanks for posting that Ken -- I'll have to check that out later. I love Radigue's work sooo much.
	1:03pm Bryce: love that video! she's still hangin' out in paris with her arp twenty-FIVE hundred
	1:03pm George of Troy: I've been enjoying one of her recent compositions lately, Naldjorlak I-III. Was hesitant to order it at first, since it's not "electronic" like her earlier works, but it's actually really wonderful.
	1:06pm Pete Townshend: Is something playing on the radio, or is it just my ears?
	1:06pm Ken of Brooklyn: A good friend met her when doing an art residency in Paris, she's fun and super approachable. Wish someplace like PS1 would do a big retrospective of her music and scores, etc,,,,,
	1:06pm Bryce: couple years ago, a few of her recent instrumental pieces were performed in NYC. i couldn't make it.....
	1:06pm Lulu: I have never heard of this before "Buddhist drone core" (in youtube comments) amusing but accurate categorization. I was wondering if I could use this for yoga, seems like it might work, but might be more suited for meditative drawing, as it might be too dark for yoga.. what do you all think it would be good for?
	1:07pm steve: i saw some Naldjorlak performed at Issue Project Room in 2010. i like the electronics more but it was some serious heavy sounds from i think a solo cello and then some kind of horn? plus i immediately rode my bike to Manhattan to see Merzbow right after!
	1:08pm steve: then i ate pizza
	1:09pm Ken of Brooklyn: DAMN, didn't know about that Bryce. And Lulu, I think someone told her music sounded 'buddhist' at one of her concerts and she become immersed in that soon afterwards. Very cool artist!
	1:11pm bill: Sounds like the MELA room. You can spend all day just crawling around in there like a slow motion baby.
	1:11pm Ken of Brooklyn: @ Steve, a perfect nite!!!!!
	1:12pm Bryce: lulu, when she started presenting these pieces, some students came up to her and informed her she was a buddhist. she was apparently, like, "oh?" but she looked into it and wound up spending years studying tibetan buddhism, if i remember correctly. ken, i was in paris last year, and a friend of a friend knows her. he said the same: "you should meet her!" didn't work out, but always inspiring when people are lovely and approachable.
	1:13pm Bryce: whoops, beat me to it, ken. :) bill, yeah, same deal! fewer channels, but you can still crawl around on the floor and discover secret chattering and rumbles.
	1:14pm George of Troy: @ Steve: Yep, parts I is for cello, II is basset horn and III is for both.
	1:16pm steve: whats MELA room? is it like the Dreamhouse?
	1:17pm Bryce: i used to be one of the monitors at the dreamhouse, so i could spend all day there without feeling creepy, hahaa
	1:18pm Chris from DC: My dream job, no pun intended.
	1:18pm Stau: I'm honestly curious as to how this ends. fade out. sudden cutoff.
	1:20pm Bryce: i don't think it ends.
	1:21pm Bryce: when i started, i was given la monte & marian's # downstairs because their cable tv would occasionally interfere with the rayna synthesizer, so we'd have to ring up if that was happening when someone came in. i still like to imagine la monte on an easy chair, watching ESPN 3, shouting, "FUCKKK!!!!!" whenever the phone rings.
	1:22pm adrian in mpls: ha!
	1:22pm steve: hahahaha
	1:23pm Stau: that was my third choice. Tinnitus aevitas
	1:25pm steve: wtf... you gotta shield that shit. get some aluminum foil and an alligator clip.
	1:25pm Bryce: hahaaa
	1:26pm S.D. Dept. Tourism: Mt. Rushmore, The Badlands, The Corn Palace, The Black Hills, Sturgis. Today's South Dakota ... the perfect vacation getaway.
	1:26pm bill: haha ESPN 3
	1:27pm Piotr from Poznan: a-we-some! :) is that vinyl?
	1:28pm steve: its not too far of a walk from Radio Shack or Metfood
	1:29pm Sem Chumbo: In the bathtub soaking, low light, the Infinity Q sub a's just so. Don't turn this off when you leave, Bryce, just hijack FMU and let it run...
	1:29pm Bryce: hey, piotr, no, a cd! importantrecords.com...
	1:29pm Bryce: sem, you have EIGHT MINUTES to shampoo and repeat!
	1:33pm Piotr: great! our ears are co-composer i guess. perfect.
	1:34pm AnAnonymousParty: This is perfect for playing my jaw harp along with.
	1:35pm steve: imagine if a 4/4 kick drum came in right now
	1:36pm AnAnonymousParty: Then it would turn into Boston's "Long Time".
	1:38pm Stau: i want this piece to end with the bugs bunny four note banjo coda
	1:38pm nic: i love Eliane
	1:41pm Stau: The composer recommends that this be listened to fortissimo!
	1:42pm Bryce: eat it, cubemates
	1:47pm DCE: This page has been deleted. The deletion and move log for the page are provided below for reference. 22:45, 23 October 2009 NuclearWarfare (talk \| contribs) deleted page Philippe Mion (Deleted because expired WP:PROD; Reason given: record company article on artist who shows no real notability. lacks evidence of satisfying wp:music. using TW)
	1:47pm DCE: sounds pretty notable to me
	1:48pm DCE: also satisfying!
	1:49pm nic: yeah Mion 2
	1:50pm common: whew! server is finally back at work. missed a lot of good stuff, I see. Hello!
	1:51pm Bryce: "no real notability." holy shit, what a tool!!
	1:53pm adrian in mpls: hi common!
	1:54pm DCE: Wiki Thugs all up in that place
	1:54pm common: hey adrian!
	2:05pm adrian in mpls: server issues, i know them well....
	2:05pm lolo: Don't you love coming back from lunch at work, plugging the ear plugs back into your ears to hear French industrial music?
	2:08pm Bryce: BACK TO WORK, YOU
	2:08pm cklequ: @lolo Not only that, but coming back from lunch at work and realizing you only missed one song in the hour you've been gone.
	2:11pm beavoux: What if you you work in a factory, blends right in, 'cept for the French dude.
	2:12pm Ken of Brooklyn: WOW, super duper show today Bryce!!!!
	2:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: back in the saddle(phones). This here is bloody flipping flippy. Lovely as bloody flippy. Dig.
	2:14pm Bryce: someone has to build the rafales...
	2:15pm Bryce: thx, ken; hey, tornado dhruphad!
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Conquistador von Supple-Mustard!
	2:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: But seriously folks. New to Philippe Mion. This is outrageously yummy.
	2:24pm Bryce: oh wow, look what i just found: archive.org...
	2:28pm DCE: nice detective work, Bryce. Now we all shall feast!
	2:29pm Bryce: agp always does an impeccable transferring job, too!
	2:31pm achnn: well done
	2:32pm nic: this guy is great love Mion
	2:32pm Bas NL: @Bryce Downloading while listening.. this is fantastic!
	2:32pm steve: this guy's mic technique alone deserves a wikipedia page
	2:38pm P-90: @DJ Bryce: Thanks for the link to the Mion archive!
	2:41pm Bryce: hahaaa, steve :) hey, bas & P-90!
	2:46pm adrian in mpls: i was going to make a joke that this was based on shaffer's play - and then look it up to see that it actually is!
	2:48pm Bryce: art imitates art
	2:49pm Bas NL: Hi Bryce!
	2:49pm Sem Chumbo: Enthralling. Never did get the shampoo rinsed out of my hair before I ran out of Eliane Radigue. To hell with it. I'll wait for rain. Thanks, Bryce, many marvels again today.
	2:51pm DCE: ridin' this wave, very nicely
	2:52pm adrian in mpls: @Bryce - as it so often does
	2:54pm George of Troy: Thanks for another excellent show, Bryce!
	2:56pm P-90: Most excellent indeed.
	2:56pm steve: outstanding show. you'll go far in this business.
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks, yous! have a good week!
	2:56pm adrian in mpls: It's been an inspiring afternoon -- thanks Bryce!!
	2:57pm DCE: and thus it ends as it began
	2:59pm Ike: So long and thanks for all the purrs!
	2:59pm nic: great show bryce
	2:59pm northguineahills: Beautiful, Bryce!
	3:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Bryce; great show!
	10:17pm Lulu: that's interesting - thanks for the info!

Bryce: Playlist from July 25, 2014

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