WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from May 3, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:04pm sphere: hullo
	12:05pm Irwin: My cat just woke up. My cat loves your show, Bryce. Appointment radio for kitty.
	12:05pm tim from champaign: Music For Cat Control
	12:05pm adrian in mpls: Well, hello there
	12:07pm Phillippe Bastille: good afternoon Bryce and friends
	12:07pm Krys O.: Good afternoon, Bryce! It was nice to see you at the Fair.
	12:08pm Sem: Hello, the Bryce and everyone nice. Hiya, Irwin.
	12:08pm Bryce: hello!
	12:09pm Bryce: a fun time for basques img2.rtve.es...
	12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, I would've thought the cool cats were listening to jazz on the show that was on just before this.
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hey hey, Bryce!
	12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My son's dog Mae still hasn't recovered from Trouble playing Merry Merry Month of May
	12:11pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and wood whackers. Getting my payday dose of marble blending.
	12:13pm sphere: @KfHP turns out i didnt need my shields or my yardell. :)
	12:13pm yippie: meow
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Outstanding!
	12:18pm yippie: does newark still have that great restaurant casa vasca?
	12:21pm Booz: Happy Friday everyone.
	12:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Just read that today is Pete Seeger's 100th birthday. There's a challenge for you Bryce.
	12:27pm Passaic River Blues: @Yippie: Yep, Casa Vasca is alive and well.
	12:27pm sphere: For additional nostalgia, here's the YouTube video of a blender manufacturer taking on the Marble Challenge: www.youtube.com...
	12:29pm tim from champaign: It's so cool to how electronically recorded wood percussion can totally sound like electronic modern composition or percussion heavy electronic music like Autechre.
	12:29pm chresti: Good morning from San Gabriel, CA
	12:36pm disantlor: cool shepard tone effect going on with these drums
	12:37pm fleep: Good day from L.A. The drums were calling me
	12:37pm Mister Dobalina: This is good, 'stay focused & clean up your domicile' music.
	12:38pm Devin B.: Holy shit this is good
	12:41pm sphere: natural phasing/flanging. whoh.
	12:42pm Listener Robert: I just heard on Uncle Michael that FXO died. He was either the first or second DJ I heard on WFMU.
	12:44pm tim from champaign: Frampton ain't got shit on this unknown Lai musician.
	12:48pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim: That "Kawa" track was apparently recorded in 1974 and it just bang bang bangs.
	12:51pm Mister Dobalina: Play That Funky Music Rammstein.
	12:52pm Ike: @Yippie, I went to Casa Vasca a few months ago. It was still pretty good but I feel like the complementary soup that comes with everything used to be way way more amazing. Still worth going, though.
	12:54pm sphere: i wonder what "." is.
	1:02pm Bryce: me too! the booklets for both those CDs appear to have walked. :(
	1:03pm sphere: damn
	1:06pm Carmichael: Hymne avec Beganna is by Deftene Belete Mengesh: musicbrainz.org...
	1:08pm sphere: Chant avec cithare is by Francois Muduga. Internet FTW!
	1:10pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone, just got in for some Bryce!
	1:13pm chresti: ooh, watch out for headhunters...
	1:13pm tim from champaign: Speaking of headhunters... Two cannibals were eating a clown. One cannibal asks the other "Does this clown taste funny to you?"
	1:14pm sphere: Does Herbie Hancock owe them royalties?
	1:17pm chresti: It's the question mark special!
	1:19pm slugluv1313: amazing and blissful adventures, Bryce -- THANK-YOU!
	1:20pm chresti: Haha tim!
	1:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Two cannibals were eating by a fire, chatting about life. One said "You know, I really don't like my mother-in-law." The other one said "That's okay, just eat your vegetables."
	1:21pm chresti: ..and sphere!
	1:21pm tim from champaign: Heyo!
	1:22pm Michael 98145: { i actually knew Robert Garfias. great ethnomusicologist. }
	1:23pm Chi Bill: tim and phil - LOL!
	1:24pm chresti: I want the instrument that Sanjo is playing haha phil!
	1:26pm mic_break: Love these weeks that Bryce goes all enthnographic on us.
	1:27pm Devin B.: Oh hell yeah. This record rules.
	1:27pm Bryce: michael, how cool! did you go to irvine?
	1:27pm chresti: That's a long video...the Chuingum Sanjo
	1:28pm Michael 98145: @Bryce, nope Robt was the music director at KRAB-fm. Lorenzo Milam's prize.
	1:29pm slugluv1313: ah! i thought this sounded South Korean! (recalling some of the musics in HapKiDo classes)
	1:31pm sphere: when i was playing music in the mid-90s, i ran into a Korean percussion ensemble and asked them to open for our band. naturally, they blew up the place.
	1:31pm Michael 98145: head-spinning goodness : www.youtube.com...
	1:34pm chresti: Man, that is head-spinning!
	1:35pm Bryce: krab, no way, i had no idea! jeez, i'd love to hear archives of his shows. i horked all his course materials (stuff he'd personally recorded and filmed) from the university of california website. glad i did, bc i just went back recently and it's alllll gone. i wonder if any of the media got archive.org'd.
	1:37pm slugluv1313: @ sphere -- right? some years ago World Music Institute presented a Korean ensemble -- gorgeous and LOUD and so so POWERFUL! @ Michael 98145 -- YES!!!
	1:37pm adrian in mpls: this is fukkin amazing
	1:38pm sphere: @ slugluv1313 yeah, it was insane.
	1:38pm sphere: hey Bryce, Garfias is in the KRAB archive.
	1:39pm sphere: www.krabarchive.com...
	1:39pm Carmichael: When I lived in Korea in the late 70s, people played this stuff everywhere, for free.
	1:39pm Bryce: ahhhhh cool, thank you!
	1:40pm Michael 98145: Before Garfias defected to Irvine, he taught here at the University of Washington. KRAB day : www.radiosurvivor.com...
	1:41pm Michael 98145: geez, this is wonderful, btw
	1:44pm Blues Mandinga: EA!
	1:45pm chresti: What Michael said..
	1:50pm Krys O.: This is perfect.
	1:59pm tim from champaign: I love the time keeping bassy gong.
	1:59pm Devin B.: This is riveting
	2:01pm steveo: hi bryce; this is pleasing to me
	2:04pm Michael 98145: hypnotic
	2:07pm Booz: Anybody know what the reed instrument is? Love it. Oliva played someone playing a sheng, or something like it yesterday. I'm having a reed moment.
	2:07pm p-f: the portuguese brought diacritical marks & chili peppers to vietnam
	2:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: A veritable percussive delight today, Bryce. Wow!
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bryce and others
	2:14pm Bryce: booz, i think it's called a sarunei! it's just like a generic double-reed shawm kinda deal, as near as i can tell (from the pic in the booklet).
	2:17pm Sandy: Daaaaaamn dude rad sounds.
	2:18pm will from Bloomington via mobile: There Are also tuned drum instruments in Burma/Myanmar & India
	2:20pm mr functional penius: popping my pussy rn
	2:21pm Bryce: hahaaa, you read my mind! got some pat waing sittin right here :)
	2:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, my nephew goes to UC Irvine. Go, Anteaters!
	2:22pm will from Bloomington via mobile: Korean Sanjo music is still pretty popular. It’s a style of classical music in that country
	2:25pm Booz: The melancholic song is (perversely) making me so happy.
	2:30pm Bryce: oh, that's great to hear. thanks, will!
	2:34pm tim from champaign: I'm glad non-western traditional music is no longer referred to as "primitive". This sounds pretty damn complex and evolved to me.
	2:35pm sphere: @ tim - damn straight. how can anyone think that the Monkey Chant is simple?
	2:38pm mic_break: If I could get sounds like this out of my Hohner, maybe it wouldn't be sitting in a box in the bottom of a larger box in the bottom of the closet.
	2:39pm Carmichael: No kidding @mic_break. I gotta bust out that squeezebox and make the dog howl ...
	2:40pm MelindafromAustin: I love the new direction this time slot / program has taken : it’s quickly become my new favorite programming! Thank you.
	2:43pm Bryce: wow thank you, that's so kind of you! :))))
	2:47pm Snout: Helloooo
	2:48pm markie_post: Really enjoying the set by the pool today with my avocado toast and Funyums! Thanks Bryce!
	2:49pm steveo: someone recently asked me what that was in the blender and I said marbles and she said "that would sound terrible!" and I told her to keep listening
	2:50pm mic_break: I was thinking of the harmonica, but squeezebox - sigh - sadly, my back killed me off as an accordionist back in the oughties.
	2:50pm tim from champaign: @Melinda - Hey there! We chatted a little while ago about mutual friends. This song 'Mo-Mo' sounds like what I'd imagine one on one hang time between your dude and Paul K is like.
	2:50pm chresti: Thanks Bryce-fantastic!
	2:50pm markie_post: @Steveo - is it really true you snorted battery acid?
	2:51pm steveo: don't knock it till you've tried it
	2:51pm Carmichael: @mic_break, my squeezebox is a Hohner, so I had name association ...
	2:55pm markie_post: I'm reading this new book about anti-gravity, I'm having a hard time putting it down.
	2:56pm mic_break: Thanks for killing us with beauty, again, Bryce.
	2:56pm adrian in mpls: Thank you so much Bryce! Have a great weekend!
	2:56pm tim from champaign: Bryce - this show was a particularly shiny gems among many of your gems.
	2:57pm Krys O.: Thank you very much, Bryce. Take care!
	2:58pm Booz: Great ride, thanks Bryce
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks Bryce.
	2:59pm sphere: thnks Brc
	2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce!
	3:00pm Bryce: thanks you guys! seeyaaa
	3:00pm MelindafromAustin: @time hey dude! You made me laugh so hard.
	3:01pm MelindafromAustin: tim
	6:31pm Michael 98145: { how i remember Robert Garfias : www.krabarchive.com... }
	11:22am chuck reinsch: Six months late coming to this party, but I just wanted to share how pleased I was to see Robert Garfias, KRAB, and the Archive mentioned here. It is nice to know that people are finding it.

Bryce: Playlist from May 3, 2019

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May 3, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Arza Anaiak	Txalaparta Tamalommmb	Txalaparta '75 Iraila	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
people of the Upper Jelai River	Kalimantan / Tumbak / Kalait Cambung / Sengkumang	Kalimantan: Dayak Ritual and Festival Music	0:13:50 (Pop-up)
Ii'eresi, Aaresi, & Wasitarao	Tapping Tubes	Solomon Islands: 'Are 'Are Intimate and Ritual Music	0:21:20 (Pop-up)
The Royal Entenga Drummers at the Lubiri Palace, Kampala	Kyuma / Nsiriba Ya Munange Katego	Royal Court Music of Uganda	0:30:25 (Pop-up)
Tahuiroa	Mouth Zither 'au pasiawa		0:35:20 (Pop-up)
unknown Laî musician	Kawa "Kawa" by "unknown Laî musician"	Papua New Guinea: Huli (Highlands)	0:36:54 (Pop-up)
unknown Jörai musician	Solo on the Köni fiddle with the ddong tube zither	Vietnam: Music of the Montagnards	0:40:22 (Pop-up)
Sun Wen-ming	A Shiny Qin "A Shiny Qin" by "Sun Wen-ming"	Special Collection of Contemporary Chinese Musicians	0:43:57 (Pop-up)
?	Chant avec cithare "Chant avec cithare" by "?"	Burundi: Musiques Traditionnelles	0:46:55 (Pop-up)
?	Hymne avec Beganna "Hymne avec Beganna" by "?"	Ethiopie: Polyphonies vocales et instrumentales	0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Nguyễn Thị Hải Phượng & Trần Văn Khê	Tinh ca miên Nam	Viêt-nam: Le Dành Tranh	0:55:57 (Pop-up)

?	Chulhyungum Sanjo "Chulhyungum Sanjo" by "?"	from the Robert Garfias collecion	1:10:27 (Pop-up)
Kim Suk Chul Ensemble	Mun Kut Samul	Shamanistic Ceremonies of the Eastern Seaboard	1:21:36 (Pop-up)
Karo musicians	Music for Adat Festivals	Sumatra: Musiques des Batak	1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Toba musicians	Gondang Haro-Haro "Gondang Haro-Haro" by "Toba musicians"	Music of NIas & North Sumatra	2:04:10 (Pop-up)
Toba musicians	Gondang Parsahadatan To Saluhut Sahala Habonaran	Music of NIas & North Sumatra	2:09:01 (Pop-up)

?	A melancholic sad love song in the Jaraî language	Ethnic Minority Music of Northeast Cambodia	2:16:35 (Pop-up)
?	Teum song with Sngkuul mouth organ	Bamboo on the Mountains	2:23:11 (Pop-up)
Nouthong Phimvilayphone	Pao Sat "Pao Sat" by "Nouthong Phimvilayphone"	Laos: Lam Saravane	2:26:52 (Pop-up)
Murung musicians	Dance for the Sacrifice	Ritual Mouth-Organs of the Murung	2:31:17 (Pop-up)
?	Mo-Mo "Mo-Mo" by "?"	Sacred Flute Music From New Guinea: Madang	2:41:01 (Pop-up)
?	Whistle Ensemble "Whistle Ensemble" by "?"	Central African Republic	2:48:29 (Pop-up)
?	Bells and Pots "Bells and Pots" by "?"	Central African Republic: Music of the former Bandia Courts	2:51:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm sphere: hullo
	12:05pm Irwin: My cat just woke up. My cat loves your show, Bryce. Appointment radio for kitty.
	12:05pm tim from champaign: Music For Cat Control
	12:05pm adrian in mpls: Well, hello there
	12:07pm Phillippe Bastille: good afternoon Bryce and friends
	12:07pm Krys O.: Good afternoon, Bryce! It was nice to see you at the Fair.
	12:08pm Sem: Hello, the Bryce and everyone nice. Hiya, Irwin.
	12:08pm Bryce: hello!
	12:09pm Bryce: a fun time for basques img2.rtve.es...
	12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, I would've thought the cool cats were listening to jazz on the show that was on just before this.
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hey hey, Bryce!
	12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My son's dog Mae still hasn't recovered from Trouble playing Merry Merry Month of May
	12:11pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and wood whackers. Getting my payday dose of marble blending.
	12:13pm sphere: @KfHP turns out i didnt need my shields or my yardell. :)
	12:13pm yippie: meow
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Outstanding!
	12:18pm yippie: does newark still have that great restaurant casa vasca?
	12:21pm Booz: Happy Friday everyone.
	12:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Just read that today is Pete Seeger's 100th birthday. There's a challenge for you Bryce.
	12:27pm Passaic River Blues: @Yippie: Yep, Casa Vasca is alive and well.
	12:27pm sphere: For additional nostalgia, here's the YouTube video of a blender manufacturer taking on the Marble Challenge: www.youtube.com...
	12:29pm tim from champaign: It's so cool to how electronically recorded wood percussion can totally sound like electronic modern composition or percussion heavy electronic music like Autechre.
	12:29pm chresti: Good morning from San Gabriel, CA
	12:36pm disantlor: cool shepard tone effect going on with these drums
	12:37pm fleep: Good day from L.A. The drums were calling me
	12:37pm Mister Dobalina: This is good, 'stay focused & clean up your domicile' music.
	12:38pm Devin B.: Holy shit this is good
	12:41pm sphere: natural phasing/flanging. whoh.
	12:42pm Listener Robert: I just heard on Uncle Michael that FXO died. He was either the first or second DJ I heard on WFMU.
	12:44pm tim from champaign: Frampton ain't got shit on this unknown Lai musician.
	12:48pm Passaic River Blues: @Tim: That "Kawa" track was apparently recorded in 1974 and it just bang bang bangs.
	12:51pm Mister Dobalina: Play That Funky Music Rammstein.
	12:52pm Ike: @Yippie, I went to Casa Vasca a few months ago. It was still pretty good but I feel like the complementary soup that comes with everything used to be way way more amazing. Still worth going, though.
	12:54pm sphere: i wonder what "." is.
	1:02pm Bryce: me too! the booklets for both those CDs appear to have walked. :(
	1:03pm sphere: damn
	1:06pm Carmichael: Hymne avec Beganna is by Deftene Belete Mengesh: musicbrainz.org...
	1:08pm sphere: Chant avec cithare is by Francois Muduga. Internet FTW!
	1:10pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone, just got in for some Bryce!
	1:13pm chresti: ooh, watch out for headhunters...
	1:13pm tim from champaign: Speaking of headhunters... Two cannibals were eating a clown. One cannibal asks the other "Does this clown taste funny to you?"
	1:14pm sphere: Does Herbie Hancock owe them royalties?
	1:17pm chresti: It's the question mark special!
	1:19pm slugluv1313: amazing and blissful adventures, Bryce -- THANK-YOU!
	1:20pm chresti: Haha tim!
	1:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Two cannibals were eating by a fire, chatting about life. One said "You know, I really don't like my mother-in-law." The other one said "That's okay, just eat your vegetables."
	1:21pm chresti: ..and sphere!
	1:21pm tim from champaign: Heyo!
	1:22pm Michael 98145: { i actually knew Robert Garfias. great ethnomusicologist. }
	1:23pm Chi Bill: tim and phil - LOL!
	1:24pm chresti: I want the instrument that Sanjo is playing haha phil!
	1:26pm mic_break: Love these weeks that Bryce goes all enthnographic on us.
	1:27pm Devin B.: Oh hell yeah. This record rules.
	1:27pm Bryce: michael, how cool! did you go to irvine?
	1:27pm chresti: That's a long video...the Chuingum Sanjo
	1:28pm Michael 98145: @Bryce, nope Robt was the music director at KRAB-fm. Lorenzo Milam's prize.
	1:29pm slugluv1313: ah! i thought this sounded South Korean! (recalling some of the musics in HapKiDo classes)
	1:31pm sphere: when i was playing music in the mid-90s, i ran into a Korean percussion ensemble and asked them to open for our band. naturally, they blew up the place.
	1:31pm Michael 98145: head-spinning goodness : www.youtube.com...
	1:34pm chresti: Man, that is head-spinning!
	1:35pm Bryce: krab, no way, i had no idea! jeez, i'd love to hear archives of his shows. i horked all his course materials (stuff he'd personally recorded and filmed) from the university of california website. glad i did, bc i just went back recently and it's alllll gone. i wonder if any of the media got archive.org'd.
	1:37pm slugluv1313: @ sphere -- right? some years ago World Music Institute presented a Korean ensemble -- gorgeous and LOUD and so so POWERFUL! @ Michael 98145 -- YES!!!
	1:37pm adrian in mpls: this is fukkin amazing
	1:38pm sphere: @ slugluv1313 yeah, it was insane.
	1:38pm sphere: hey Bryce, Garfias is in the KRAB archive.
	1:39pm sphere: www.krabarchive.com...
	1:39pm Carmichael: When I lived in Korea in the late 70s, people played this stuff everywhere, for free.
	1:39pm Bryce: ahhhhh cool, thank you!
	1:40pm Michael 98145: Before Garfias defected to Irvine, he taught here at the University of Washington. KRAB day : www.radiosurvivor.com...
	1:41pm Michael 98145: geez, this is wonderful, btw
	1:44pm Blues Mandinga: EA!
	1:45pm chresti: What Michael said..
	1:50pm Krys O.: This is perfect.
	1:59pm tim from champaign: I love the time keeping bassy gong.
	1:59pm Devin B.: This is riveting
	2:01pm steveo: hi bryce; this is pleasing to me
	2:04pm Michael 98145: hypnotic
	2:07pm Booz: Anybody know what the reed instrument is? Love it. Oliva played someone playing a sheng, or something like it yesterday. I'm having a reed moment.
	2:07pm p-f: the portuguese brought diacritical marks & chili peppers to vietnam
	2:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: A veritable percussive delight today, Bryce. Wow!
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bryce and others
	2:14pm Bryce: booz, i think it's called a sarunei! it's just like a generic double-reed shawm kinda deal, as near as i can tell (from the pic in the booklet).
	2:17pm Sandy: Daaaaaamn dude rad sounds.
	2:18pm will from Bloomington via mobile: There Are also tuned drum instruments in Burma/Myanmar & India
	2:20pm mr functional penius: popping my pussy rn
	2:21pm Bryce: hahaaa, you read my mind! got some pat waing sittin right here :)
	2:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, my nephew goes to UC Irvine. Go, Anteaters!
	2:22pm will from Bloomington via mobile: Korean Sanjo music is still pretty popular. It’s a style of classical music in that country
	2:25pm Booz: The melancholic song is (perversely) making me so happy.
	2:30pm Bryce: oh, that's great to hear. thanks, will!
	2:34pm tim from champaign: I'm glad non-western traditional music is no longer referred to as "primitive". This sounds pretty damn complex and evolved to me.
	2:35pm sphere: @ tim - damn straight. how can anyone think that the Monkey Chant is simple?
	2:38pm mic_break: If I could get sounds like this out of my Hohner, maybe it wouldn't be sitting in a box in the bottom of a larger box in the bottom of the closet.
	2:39pm Carmichael: No kidding @mic_break. I gotta bust out that squeezebox and make the dog howl ...
	2:40pm MelindafromAustin: I love the new direction this time slot / program has taken : it’s quickly become my new favorite programming! Thank you.
	2:43pm Bryce: wow thank you, that's so kind of you! :))))
	2:47pm Snout: Helloooo
	2:48pm markie_post: Really enjoying the set by the pool today with my avocado toast and Funyums! Thanks Bryce!
	2:49pm steveo: someone recently asked me what that was in the blender and I said marbles and she said "that would sound terrible!" and I told her to keep listening
	2:50pm mic_break: I was thinking of the harmonica, but squeezebox - sigh - sadly, my back killed me off as an accordionist back in the oughties.
	2:50pm tim from champaign: @Melinda - Hey there! We chatted a little while ago about mutual friends. This song 'Mo-Mo' sounds like what I'd imagine one on one hang time between your dude and Paul K is like.
	2:50pm chresti: Thanks Bryce-fantastic!
	2:50pm markie_post: @Steveo - is it really true you snorted battery acid?
	2:51pm steveo: don't knock it till you've tried it
	2:51pm Carmichael: @mic_break, my squeezebox is a Hohner, so I had name association ...
	2:55pm markie_post: I'm reading this new book about anti-gravity, I'm having a hard time putting it down.
	2:56pm mic_break: Thanks for killing us with beauty, again, Bryce.
	2:56pm adrian in mpls: Thank you so much Bryce! Have a great weekend!
	2:56pm tim from champaign: Bryce - this show was a particularly shiny gems among many of your gems.
	2:57pm Krys O.: Thank you very much, Bryce. Take care!
	2:58pm Booz: Great ride, thanks Bryce
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks Bryce.
	2:59pm sphere: thnks Brc
	2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce!
	3:00pm Bryce: thanks you guys! seeyaaa
	3:00pm MelindafromAustin: @time hey dude! You made me laugh so hard.
	3:01pm MelindafromAustin: tim
	6:31pm Michael 98145: { how i remember Robert Garfias : www.krabarchive.com... }
	11:22am chuck reinsch: Six months late coming to this party, but I just wanted to share how pleased I was to see Robert Garfias, KRAB, and the Archive mentioned here. It is nice to know that people are finding it.

Bryce: Playlist from May 3, 2019

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