WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from April 8, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:15pm Dave in Vermont: I'm here for you, Bryce.
	12:16pm Bryce: hold me
	12:17pm Dave in Vermont: i can't promise you it's going to be ok, but i can say we are in it together
	12:18pm tomasz.: hello sir!
	12:20pm Dave in Vermont: I think everyone's at Merle's wake.
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Dave in Vermont - How much do you charge for this service? Asking for a friend.
	12:21pm Greg from ZONE 5: You see, Bryce—when there was one set of footprints? That's when I had to run and check on my muffins.
	12:22pm Dave in Vermont: sliding scale based on ability to pay and on what takes out of me. My accountant has an algorithm set up.
	12:23pm sphere: afternoon all. just missed Scelsi, damn. :(
	12:24pm Dave in Vermont: that breathing
	12:25pm George of Troy: hellooo, Bryce and crew.
	12:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: no curry trucks on the block today. had to settle for the salted drywall cart.
	12:26pm Dave in Vermont: @Ken - open to barter as well. You see Bryce pays by DJing.
	12:27pm doca: hey, bryce
	12:27pm chris: hi Bryce and everybody... lots of drama and intrigue so far. dig.
	12:32pm mariano: Wow, was that an electric guitar I heard in there?
	12:32pm Stepchild: Howdy everyone
	12:33pm sphere: oh yeah that electric guitar is there.
	12:37pm Dave in Vermont: wow, this just keeps getting deeper and better
	12:39pm fleep: Are the voices in my head bothering anyone? I'll ask them to stop.
	12:40pm bill: mommy!
	12:42pm Dave in Vermont: @fleep, I ind them quite affirming and comforting.
	12:42pm Dave in Vermont: Thanks, though.
	12:46pm Dave in Vermont: OK, fleep, that's enough, now
	12:47pm mariano: Sounds like Ancient Greek spoken with a German accent...
	12:47pm Ryab: I could listen to this whispering for hours.
	12:48pm mariano: Er, Danish accent, I guess...
	12:59pm sphere: i hear a flanger in there! oh weird weird....
	1:01pm βrian: Dreaming of herring ...
	1:04pm Dave in Vermont: "afternoon classical"
	1:04pm βrian: Oh my god, it's WKAR from the 80s!
	1:05pm Polyus: That was smooth, Bryce.
	1:06pm Goatpuncher (formerly Ike): WFMU: Your Source for Smooth Sounds to Punch Goats To
	1:07pm tomasz.: are those backwards bells? clever.
	1:08pm sphere: i don't think i have a cerebral cortex anymore. thanks, Bryce!
	1:09pm Come Here Francine: Mike Patton might owe some royalties to the Christou estate
	1:12pm Barney Grubbs: this sounds really different from that oh-ee-oh-ee-oh jungle love track.
	1:17pm Dave in Vermont: @sphere we often have to accept sacrifices listening to FMU. Once Kurt blew out the left front speaker in my car with Maggot Brain
	1:23pm βrian: Did that make you drive in circles, then?
	1:23pm bill: sorry lady, we only gots so-so tomatoes
	1:28pm tomasz.: this is fuckin' wild
	1:28pm Bryce: i wonder what people made of it in '42
	1:33pm Barney Grubbs: Sounds like the recorded version didn't live up to Cage's original idea for the piece: www.rosewhitemusic.com...
	1:34pm bill: "it's dis kinda creativity and ingenuity dat's gonna win da war"
	1:35pm melinda: I like this.
	1:37pm Starwick: This is SUCH a fabulous Friday treat. Thank you!!
	1:38pm sphere: maybe Sun Ra would've gotten it.
	1:38pm Bryce: :)
	1:39pm Bryce: barney, thanks so much — never really knew the story behind this thing!
	1:42pm Karen: Public letters in response are entertaining. http://johncagetrust.blogspot.com/2013/10/1942-america-speaks-city-wears-slouch.html?m=1
	1:44pm Bryce: wow, these are great!
	1:49pm mariano: This reminds me of the radio drama from David Lynch's Inland Empire -- I wonder if this inspired it in any way?
	1:49pm Michael in Seattle: heh "...and toward the end I grasped a superb climax"
	1:50pm mariano: Axxon N, "the longest-running radio play in history"
	1:51pm tomasz.: bravo. that was amazing. thanks Bryce
	1:52pm Karen: That was so good! Thanks!
	1:53pm Jesse K: Hey Bryce and team!
	1:54pm A constant appreciable [CBS] listener: "it is the most non-sensible thing I ever heard over a radio, banging, slamming, hammering, or was something wrong at the station, it has me so nervous I can't even write."
	1:56pm Ryab: That Mysterion chant track earlier reminded me of this exact track!
	1:59pm mariano: I imagine this is the way one learns world lit instantly in the Matrix!
	2:03pm tomasz.: i wish i could work out the pattern of this
	2:12pm tomasz.: very titanically
	2:12pm Bryce: "As in many of his books, Mencken had jotted into them his reactions. In one, he complained that Wolgamot “was writing this balderdash even before Sara died.” This had prompted him to get on the phone and demand to know, “Wolgamot, are you crazy?” To which the author had replied (as Mencken put it, “unpreturbed”), “No. I am quite sane. I just like to write that way.” "
	2:14pm Bryce: www.poetryfoundation.org...
	2:27pm βrian: Is there a credit for Sheet Metal manipulator on this piece?
	2:28pm raga: very titanically
	2:30pm poetryfoundation: "Wolgamot ... told Ashley ... there were two names he would like to change: Pissarro and Thespis-apparently because he was bothered by the first syllable of one and the second syllable of the other"
	2:30pm βrian: Nay, Vary Titanically. It's good advice.
	2:31pm βrian: Wolgamot sounds like a grain fungus.
	2:33pm Mick: "I asked if he would come read his work at the University of Michigan, to which he replied, “Work? What work?” I said In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women. He said, “Ohhhh” and then, “I thought that book had died the death.” He declined our invitation. Later it became clear he didn’t believe in readings."
	2:35pm Cliff: Whoa, it ended.
	2:36pm Bryce: i didn't want to leave anyone hanging
	2:39pm tomasz.: wow.
	2:39pm geezerette: I can't stop laughing. While reading it, kept hearing John Cage's deadpan delivery.
	2:41pm geezerette: Hey Cliff! Fleep,it's rainy!
	2:43pm Cliff: Hi geezerette :) It's snowing here, gah
	2:44pm βrian: We've had periodic snow squalls today. There are whitecaps on the lake.
	2:45pm geezerette: Brrrrrr! We don't even know what that means! Cold to us is 65 above.
	2:46pm JakeGould: Is this gunfire? Or underwater noise?
	2:47pm βrian: 65? That's almost hot! (But not quite ...)
	2:47pm geezerette: Whitecaps on the lake sounds beautiful,if you have heat & don't need to go somewhere.
	2:50pm geezerette: You can always spot an out of towner,they're the ones wearing shorts in winter.
	2:53pm βrian: WFMU: The cavitation station.
	2:54pm Bryce: shbloooop
	2:54pm geezerette: Fleep's everyday environment.
	2:55pm sphere: what a great great show. thanks Bryce.
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks, sphere! see yous, everyones!
	2:57pm Cliff: Thank you Bryce
	2:57pm Bryce: ps youtu.be...
	2:58pm chris: bye, Bryce. tak.
	2:59pm geezerette: Now dry off and have some soup.
	3:00pm Jesse K: Thanks Bryce!
	8:39pm Mitten John: John Barton Wolgamot on Find A Grave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19756813
	8:42pm Mitten John: John Barton Wolgamot in 1940 Census. Occupation: Author; Industry: Book, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9MB-M625?mode=g&i=37&wc=QZXR-ZZY%3A790105101%2C804828501%2C805008101%2C954013901%3Fcc%3D2000219&cc=2000219

Bryce: Playlist from April 8, 2016

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April 8, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Giacinto Scelsi	Hurqualia "Hurqualia" by "Giacinto Scelsi"	Hurqualia / Hymnos / Chukrum	Accord		Polish Radio Orchestra Of Krakow conductor: Jürg Wyttenbach	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Fausto Romitelli	Dead City Radio, Audiodrome	Audiodrome	Stradivarius		Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Della RAI conductor: Peter Rundel	0:17:37 (Pop-up)
Jani Christou	Mysterion "Mysterion" by "Jani Christou"	Vol. III	Sirius		Copenhagen Radio Chorus And Orchestra conductor: Miltiades Caridis	0:32:04 (Pop-up)

Morris Knight	The Origin of Prophecy	After Guernica	Golden Crest			1:00:45 (Pop-up)
Kenneth Patchen & John Cage	The City Wears a Slouch Hat	The City Wears a Slouch Hat	Cortical Foundation	1942		1:15:39 (Pop-up)

Robert Ashley & Paul DeMarinis	In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women	In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women	Lovely Music, Ltd.		text: John Barton Wolgamot	1:48:28 (Pop-up)
Warner Jepson	See Is Never All the Way Up	Totentanz and Other Electronic Works 1958–1973	Melon Expander			2:29:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:15pm Dave in Vermont: I'm here for you, Bryce.
	12:16pm Bryce: hold me
	12:17pm Dave in Vermont: i can't promise you it's going to be ok, but i can say we are in it together
	12:18pm tomasz.: hello sir!
	12:20pm Dave in Vermont: I think everyone's at Merle's wake.
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Dave in Vermont - How much do you charge for this service? Asking for a friend.
	12:21pm Greg from ZONE 5: You see, Bryce—when there was one set of footprints? That's when I had to run and check on my muffins.
	12:22pm Dave in Vermont: sliding scale based on ability to pay and on what takes out of me. My accountant has an algorithm set up.
	12:23pm sphere: afternoon all. just missed Scelsi, damn. :(
	12:24pm Dave in Vermont: that breathing
	12:25pm George of Troy: hellooo, Bryce and crew.
	12:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: no curry trucks on the block today. had to settle for the salted drywall cart.
	12:26pm Dave in Vermont: @Ken - open to barter as well. You see Bryce pays by DJing.
	12:27pm doca: hey, bryce
	12:27pm chris: hi Bryce and everybody... lots of drama and intrigue so far. dig.
	12:32pm mariano: Wow, was that an electric guitar I heard in there?
	12:32pm Stepchild: Howdy everyone
	12:33pm sphere: oh yeah that electric guitar is there.
	12:37pm Dave in Vermont: wow, this just keeps getting deeper and better
	12:39pm fleep: Are the voices in my head bothering anyone? I'll ask them to stop.
	12:40pm bill: mommy!
	12:42pm Dave in Vermont: @fleep, I ind them quite affirming and comforting.
	12:42pm Dave in Vermont: Thanks, though.
	12:46pm Dave in Vermont: OK, fleep, that's enough, now
	12:47pm mariano: Sounds like Ancient Greek spoken with a German accent...
	12:47pm Ryab: I could listen to this whispering for hours.
	12:48pm mariano: Er, Danish accent, I guess...
	12:59pm sphere: i hear a flanger in there! oh weird weird....
	1:01pm βrian: Dreaming of herring ...
	1:04pm Dave in Vermont: "afternoon classical"
	1:04pm βrian: Oh my god, it's WKAR from the 80s!
	1:05pm Polyus: That was smooth, Bryce.
	1:06pm Goatpuncher (formerly Ike): WFMU: Your Source for Smooth Sounds to Punch Goats To
	1:07pm tomasz.: are those backwards bells? clever.
	1:08pm sphere: i don't think i have a cerebral cortex anymore. thanks, Bryce!
	1:09pm Come Here Francine: Mike Patton might owe some royalties to the Christou estate
	1:12pm Barney Grubbs: this sounds really different from that oh-ee-oh-ee-oh jungle love track.
	1:17pm Dave in Vermont: @sphere we often have to accept sacrifices listening to FMU. Once Kurt blew out the left front speaker in my car with Maggot Brain
	1:23pm βrian: Did that make you drive in circles, then?
	1:23pm bill: sorry lady, we only gots so-so tomatoes
	1:28pm tomasz.: this is fuckin' wild
	1:28pm Bryce: i wonder what people made of it in '42
	1:33pm Barney Grubbs: Sounds like the recorded version didn't live up to Cage's original idea for the piece: www.rosewhitemusic.com...
	1:34pm bill: "it's dis kinda creativity and ingenuity dat's gonna win da war"
	1:35pm melinda: I like this.
	1:37pm Starwick: This is SUCH a fabulous Friday treat. Thank you!!
	1:38pm sphere: maybe Sun Ra would've gotten it.
	1:38pm Bryce: :)
	1:39pm Bryce: barney, thanks so much — never really knew the story behind this thing!
	1:42pm Karen: Public letters in response are entertaining. http://johncagetrust.blogspot.com/2013/10/1942-america-speaks-city-wears-slouch.html?m=1
	1:44pm Bryce: wow, these are great!
	1:49pm mariano: This reminds me of the radio drama from David Lynch's Inland Empire -- I wonder if this inspired it in any way?
	1:49pm Michael in Seattle: heh "...and toward the end I grasped a superb climax"
	1:50pm mariano: Axxon N, "the longest-running radio play in history"
	1:51pm tomasz.: bravo. that was amazing. thanks Bryce
	1:52pm Karen: That was so good! Thanks!
	1:53pm Jesse K: Hey Bryce and team!
	1:54pm A constant appreciable [CBS] listener: "it is the most non-sensible thing I ever heard over a radio, banging, slamming, hammering, or was something wrong at the station, it has me so nervous I can't even write."
	1:56pm Ryab: That Mysterion chant track earlier reminded me of this exact track!
	1:59pm mariano: I imagine this is the way one learns world lit instantly in the Matrix!
	2:03pm tomasz.: i wish i could work out the pattern of this
	2:12pm tomasz.: very titanically
	2:12pm Bryce: "As in many of his books, Mencken had jotted into them his reactions. In one, he complained that Wolgamot “was writing this balderdash even before Sara died.” This had prompted him to get on the phone and demand to know, “Wolgamot, are you crazy?” To which the author had replied (as Mencken put it, “unpreturbed”), “No. I am quite sane. I just like to write that way.” "
	2:14pm Bryce: www.poetryfoundation.org...
	2:27pm βrian: Is there a credit for Sheet Metal manipulator on this piece?
	2:28pm raga: very titanically
	2:30pm poetryfoundation: "Wolgamot ... told Ashley ... there were two names he would like to change: Pissarro and Thespis-apparently because he was bothered by the first syllable of one and the second syllable of the other"
	2:30pm βrian: Nay, Vary Titanically. It's good advice.
	2:31pm βrian: Wolgamot sounds like a grain fungus.
	2:33pm Mick: "I asked if he would come read his work at the University of Michigan, to which he replied, “Work? What work?” I said In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women. He said, “Ohhhh” and then, “I thought that book had died the death.” He declined our invitation. Later it became clear he didn’t believe in readings."
	2:35pm Cliff: Whoa, it ended.
	2:36pm Bryce: i didn't want to leave anyone hanging
	2:39pm tomasz.: wow.
	2:39pm geezerette: I can't stop laughing. While reading it, kept hearing John Cage's deadpan delivery.
	2:41pm geezerette: Hey Cliff! Fleep,it's rainy!
	2:43pm Cliff: Hi geezerette :) It's snowing here, gah
	2:44pm βrian: We've had periodic snow squalls today. There are whitecaps on the lake.
	2:45pm geezerette: Brrrrrr! We don't even know what that means! Cold to us is 65 above.
	2:46pm JakeGould: Is this gunfire? Or underwater noise?
	2:47pm βrian: 65? That's almost hot! (But not quite ...)
	2:47pm geezerette: Whitecaps on the lake sounds beautiful,if you have heat & don't need to go somewhere.
	2:50pm geezerette: You can always spot an out of towner,they're the ones wearing shorts in winter.
	2:53pm βrian: WFMU: The cavitation station.
	2:54pm Bryce: shbloooop
	2:54pm geezerette: Fleep's everyday environment.
	2:55pm sphere: what a great great show. thanks Bryce.
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks, sphere! see yous, everyones!
	2:57pm Cliff: Thank you Bryce
	2:57pm Bryce: ps youtu.be...
	2:58pm chris: bye, Bryce. tak.
	2:59pm geezerette: Now dry off and have some soup.
	3:00pm Jesse K: Thanks Bryce!
	8:39pm Mitten John: John Barton Wolgamot on Find A Grave: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19756813
	8:42pm Mitten John: John Barton Wolgamot in 1940 Census. Occupation: Author; Industry: Book, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9MB-M625?mode=g&i=37&wc=QZXR-ZZY%3A790105101%2C804828501%2C805008101%2C954013901%3Fcc%3D2000219&cc=2000219

Bryce: Playlist from April 8, 2016

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