WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from September 5, 2008

Listener comments!
	12:09pm Bad Ronald: Howdy Bryce!
	12:13pm bryce: lisaa karhunpaistia!
	12:17pm Parq: Bryce, you rascal. You don't look Finnish. And you're far from finished.
	12:20pm Bad Ronald: btw Parq - I grabbed my wire tix yesterday after you reminded me and they still had a fat wad of them on hand.
	12:25pm Parq: Way to go, Ron. If anyone wants to call and ask about today's availability, the number is 212 477-8150.
	12:28pm Eva: thank goodness for WFMU online! I'm in Spokane, WA listening to you so I don't have to hear the "classic rock" over the cubicle walls that surround me - aghhhhhhhhh.
	12:29pm Sean Daily: Sixth comment! Woo hoo!
	12:37pm Seventh comment: Sean Daily! Woo hoo!
	12:49pm Bradd in Spokane: Great stuff. I am also in Spokane...HI EVA! Love this Louis Moholo! And the Charles Tyler
	12:51pm bryce: basalt in tha house!
	12:58pm Bradd in Spokane: Basalt...very good Bryce.
	12:59pm bryce: trust me, you don't want to know about the "formations" we have in jersey city.
	1:00pm gumby: crazy horn love coming down. Quite possibly rough sex horn love here.
	1:02pm stingy d: what should i eat from a deli for lunch?
	1:06pm stingy d: nothing? how about - what would YOU eat?
	1:08pm gumby: stingy have a hoagie.
	1:08pm Hector: Wow! Who is Kenneth Terroade? What an amazing mess!!!!
	1:09pm stingy d: ok - suppose it were... what do you see peopleeating at a deli?
	1:10pm Bradd in Spokane: Yes, who is Kenneth Terroade? I'm curious, what "formations" do you have in Jersey City?
	1:11pm Gene K: Eva, I double that... Only I have WPLJ (the HIT Music station) blasting, 'stead of classic rock... Urghh..
	1:12pm stingy d: looks like grilled cheese from here thanks a bazillion
	1:12pm Bad Ronald: People, people who eat people are the luckiest people in the world...
	1:13pm stingy d: haha, i listened to a jeff dahmer interview this mornign. anyway- lunch: http://www.unb.ca/cemar/saunders/img/Haseeb3.jpg
	1:13pm stingy d: CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!!
	1:15pm Bad Ronald: Nice!
	1:33pm Bad Ronald: I think you killed it stingy...
	1:36pm stingy d: i'm soooooooo hungry i think i also have a knack for killing conversation i extend my sincere apologies.
	1:37pm bryce: Hector, Bradd, thanks for listening! Yeah, Kenneth Terroade, you never hear too much about him. jamaican (played with bob marley!), wound up getting sucked into the american free jazz vortex in 60s paris. he's crossed paths with chicago people, the s. africans.... hugo, are you around?? i need education.
	1:39pm Victor Hugo: mmyeeessssss??
	1:53pm stingy d: ya'll dudes man
	1:59pm Pablo: need to turn up your mike
	2:01pm Chuck7: Bryce, Speak up! ..Lord Cheney will be displeased!
	2:02pm bryce: no, i really shrunk!
	2:03pm bryce: mnaaaa, not VICTOR hu-- hey, aren't you buried underneath the broadhurst theater?
	2:04pm Hector: Kudos for the music selection for the program!
	2:05pm Hugo - Man of 1,000 Faces: mmyeeessssss??
	2:08pm stingy d: victor hugs's middle name is marie
	2:16pm stingy d: this is from the umma gumma studio recordings
	2:19pm stingy d: now its the ian dury later years field recordings.
	2:25pm stingy d: that was a joke with myself.
	2:32pm Bradd in Spokane: Umma Gumma and Ian Dury? Your frame of reference is all wrong stingy.
	2:32pm Bradd in Spokane: I know, it was a joke.
	2:33pm stingy d: no way man! you had to like BE there! like rigth away.
	2:34pm Bad Ronald: I think the sax was the lynchpin.
	2:41pm stingy d: the sax was the lynchpin in the john coltrane reference i was about to make
	2:42pm stingy d: (gulp) ah-h-h-heemmmm sure is dry up here.
	2:44pm bryce: don't your fingers hurt? holy shit.
	2:48pm marcy: YES!!! Friends and neighbors, baby!
	2:49pm marcy: these are very choice jams today.
	2:50pm north guinea hills: more TUBA!!!!... (damn, almost went a whole week w/o commenting on wfmu....new record...)
	2:52pm Matt: I love Izipho Zam- Fabio turned me on to it.
	2:53pm stingy d: any ornette coleman reccomendations?
	2:54pm north guinea hills: which ornette (style) do you want?
	2:55pm ?: dear god your show is blowing my effing sun ra mind. thank you!!!
	2:55pm ornette coleman: Even when you write it, someone's got to play it. So if you can play it and bypass all the rest of the things, you're still doing as great as someone that has spent forty years trying to find out how to do that. I'm really pro-human beings, pro-expression of everything.
	2:56pm Scott M.: Yet another fantastic show.
	2:57pm north guinea hills: and i have to admit, i've never heard "izipho zam" before. amazing. picking it up after i get the gf her 911 bday gift (her bday date is giuliani's wet dream)
	2:57pm north guinea hills: mr. "ornette", you've got harmolodics all wrong.....
	2:58pm stingy d: i have one record of his its called forms and sounds or something??? maybe something in a different direction... earlier the better
	2:58pm Qfwfq: Well, there goes my Friday afternoon productivity This is great stuff. Keep it up!
	3:00pm bryce: all right, i'm taking a yodel expansion pill... have barely adequate weeks -- i know i will!
	3:01pm todd: please please end this show
	3:02pm Hector: Do not switch off Pharoah!
	3:03pm north guinea hills: like 85% of all "free"'er jazz veterans, their output starts to suck after early 80's...... some of ornette's work w/ the master musicians of joujouka has it's moments..... his key of x is an acquired taste, but his attempt at stravinsky is commendable... yeah, he did entitled a double quartet album "free jazz" in 1960.......
	7:32pm stefica: the last track was not prince of peace (thank goodness, that is kind of an annoying artifact). i think it was izipho zam itself, though i didn't check it against my CD--my CD that i own because bryce played this several years ago and really wowed me. thanks, bryce!
	12:37pm bryce: stef!! gak, you are right. my brain has a lot of explaining to do. oom la laaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..........

Bryce: Playlist from September 5, 2008

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September 5, 2008

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Artist	Track	Album
Muhal Richard Abrams	Young at Heart	Young at Heart / Wise in Time
Grachan Moncur III	Space Spy "Space Spy" by "Grachan Moncur III"
Charles Tyler Ensemble	Children's Music March	Voyage from Jericho
Louis Moholo's Viva-La-Black	"Louis Moholo's Viva-La-Black"
Kenneth Terroade	Blessing "Blessing" by "Kenneth Terroade"	Love Rejoice

Mike Anderson	Tears for Albert Ayler
Jimmy Lyons	Other Afternoons "Other Afternoons" by "Jimmy Lyons"	Other Afternoons

Frank Wright	Oriental Mood "Oriental Mood" by "Frank Wright"	Uhuru Na Umoja
Frank Wright	Aurora Borealis "Aurora Borealis" by "Frank Wright"	Uhuru Na Umoja
Mark Charig, Phil Wachsman, Fred Van Hove, Gunter "Baby" Sommer	2nd Evening, 3rd Piece	Was Macht Ihr Denn?
Charlie Haden	Circus '68 '69 "Circus '68 '69" by "Charlie Haden"	Liberation Music Orchestra
Bobby Bradford with John Stevens and the Spontaneous Music Ensemble	Room 408	Volume One
Ornette Coleman	Friends and Neightbors (instrumental)	Friends and Neighbors
Pharoah Sanders	Balance "Balance" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Izipho Zam

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Listener comments!
	12:09pm Bad Ronald: Howdy Bryce!
	12:13pm bryce: lisaa karhunpaistia!
	12:17pm Parq: Bryce, you rascal. You don't look Finnish. And you're far from finished.
	12:20pm Bad Ronald: btw Parq - I grabbed my wire tix yesterday after you reminded me and they still had a fat wad of them on hand.
	12:25pm Parq: Way to go, Ron. If anyone wants to call and ask about today's availability, the number is 212 477-8150.
	12:28pm Eva: thank goodness for WFMU online! I'm in Spokane, WA listening to you so I don't have to hear the "classic rock" over the cubicle walls that surround me - aghhhhhhhhh.
	12:29pm Sean Daily: Sixth comment! Woo hoo!
	12:37pm Seventh comment: Sean Daily! Woo hoo!
	12:49pm Bradd in Spokane: Great stuff. I am also in Spokane...HI EVA! Love this Louis Moholo! And the Charles Tyler
	12:51pm bryce: basalt in tha house!
	12:58pm Bradd in Spokane: Basalt...very good Bryce.
	12:59pm bryce: trust me, you don't want to know about the "formations" we have in jersey city.
	1:00pm gumby: crazy horn love coming down. Quite possibly rough sex horn love here.
	1:02pm stingy d: what should i eat from a deli for lunch?
	1:06pm stingy d: nothing? how about - what would YOU eat?
	1:08pm gumby: stingy have a hoagie.
	1:08pm Hector: Wow! Who is Kenneth Terroade? What an amazing mess!!!!
	1:09pm stingy d: ok - suppose it were... what do you see peopleeating at a deli?
	1:10pm Bradd in Spokane: Yes, who is Kenneth Terroade? I'm curious, what "formations" do you have in Jersey City?
	1:11pm Gene K: Eva, I double that... Only I have WPLJ (the HIT Music station) blasting, 'stead of classic rock... Urghh..
	1:12pm stingy d: looks like grilled cheese from here thanks a bazillion
	1:12pm Bad Ronald: People, people who eat people are the luckiest people in the world...
	1:13pm stingy d: haha, i listened to a jeff dahmer interview this mornign. anyway- lunch: http://www.unb.ca/cemar/saunders/img/Haseeb3.jpg
	1:13pm stingy d: CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!! CESTODES!!
	1:15pm Bad Ronald: Nice!
	1:33pm Bad Ronald: I think you killed it stingy...
	1:36pm stingy d: i'm soooooooo hungry i think i also have a knack for killing conversation i extend my sincere apologies.
	1:37pm bryce: Hector, Bradd, thanks for listening! Yeah, Kenneth Terroade, you never hear too much about him. jamaican (played with bob marley!), wound up getting sucked into the american free jazz vortex in 60s paris. he's crossed paths with chicago people, the s. africans.... hugo, are you around?? i need education.
	1:39pm Victor Hugo: mmyeeessssss??
	1:53pm stingy d: ya'll dudes man
	1:59pm Pablo: need to turn up your mike
	2:01pm Chuck7: Bryce, Speak up! ..Lord Cheney will be displeased!
	2:02pm bryce: no, i really shrunk!
	2:03pm bryce: mnaaaa, not VICTOR hu-- hey, aren't you buried underneath the broadhurst theater?
	2:04pm Hector: Kudos for the music selection for the program!
	2:05pm Hugo - Man of 1,000 Faces: mmyeeessssss??
	2:08pm stingy d: victor hugs's middle name is marie
	2:16pm stingy d: this is from the umma gumma studio recordings
	2:19pm stingy d: now its the ian dury later years field recordings.
	2:25pm stingy d: that was a joke with myself.
	2:32pm Bradd in Spokane: Umma Gumma and Ian Dury? Your frame of reference is all wrong stingy.
	2:32pm Bradd in Spokane: I know, it was a joke.
	2:33pm stingy d: no way man! you had to like BE there! like rigth away.
	2:34pm Bad Ronald: I think the sax was the lynchpin.
	2:41pm stingy d: the sax was the lynchpin in the john coltrane reference i was about to make
	2:42pm stingy d: (gulp) ah-h-h-heemmmm sure is dry up here.
	2:44pm bryce: don't your fingers hurt? holy shit.
	2:48pm marcy: YES!!! Friends and neighbors, baby!
	2:49pm marcy: these are very choice jams today.
	2:50pm north guinea hills: more TUBA!!!!... (damn, almost went a whole week w/o commenting on wfmu....new record...)
	2:52pm Matt: I love Izipho Zam- Fabio turned me on to it.
	2:53pm stingy d: any ornette coleman reccomendations?
	2:54pm north guinea hills: which ornette (style) do you want?
	2:55pm ?: dear god your show is blowing my effing sun ra mind. thank you!!!
	2:55pm ornette coleman: Even when you write it, someone's got to play it. So if you can play it and bypass all the rest of the things, you're still doing as great as someone that has spent forty years trying to find out how to do that. I'm really pro-human beings, pro-expression of everything.
	2:56pm Scott M.: Yet another fantastic show.
	2:57pm north guinea hills: and i have to admit, i've never heard "izipho zam" before. amazing. picking it up after i get the gf her 911 bday gift (her bday date is giuliani's wet dream)
	2:57pm north guinea hills: mr. "ornette", you've got harmolodics all wrong.....
	2:58pm stingy d: i have one record of his its called forms and sounds or something??? maybe something in a different direction... earlier the better
	2:58pm Qfwfq: Well, there goes my Friday afternoon productivity This is great stuff. Keep it up!
	3:00pm bryce: all right, i'm taking a yodel expansion pill... have barely adequate weeks -- i know i will!
	3:01pm todd: please please end this show
	3:02pm Hector: Do not switch off Pharoah!
	3:03pm north guinea hills: like 85% of all "free"'er jazz veterans, their output starts to suck after early 80's...... some of ornette's work w/ the master musicians of joujouka has it's moments..... his key of x is an acquired taste, but his attempt at stravinsky is commendable... yeah, he did entitled a double quartet album "free jazz" in 1960.......
	7:32pm stefica: the last track was not prince of peace (thank goodness, that is kind of an annoying artifact). i think it was izipho zam itself, though i didn't check it against my CD--my CD that i own because bryce played this several years ago and really wowed me. thanks, bryce!
	12:37pm bryce: stef!! gak, you are right. my brain has a lot of explaining to do. oom la laaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..........

Bryce: Playlist from September 5, 2008

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