WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from February 26, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! (silent primal scream....)
	12:03pm Jason from Houston: +:꒰◍•ᴗ•◍꒱:+
	12:03pm Bryce: toupée flies off
	12:03pm chresti: Hello!
	12:03pm Bryce: rerro!
	12:04pm Ajay: My favourite Friday evening show! Getting dinner going for the family and unwinding with yr fine show for the weekend. Om shanti om
	12:04pm Handy Haversack: Bryce and all the Marmelizers! Hello! Ragaing against the dying of the light! I love it!
	12:04pm Hubig Pie: Oooo, vibes from the Sub-continent tribes
	12:04pm zopa: hello
	12:04pm David (in London): Calling all Brycicles. Hello!
	12:05pm Booz: Well I can see where this is going. I better get my spiritual bliss socks on.
	12:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bryce! It seems like you were just on last Friday. Raga it up, mang!
	12:07pm egould310: Gotta admit; three hours of ragas sounds like a good way to spend my morning. Bring it, Bryce!
	12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi. Now you raga and done it!
	12:10pm G: Raga against the machine
	12:11pm Bryce: We at The Bryce Foundation thank you for your subscription to the subcontinent.
	12:11pm luka: this is the week i get really into this show i can feel it.
	12:12pm paddy in matawan: Bryce time, baby! Let those vibes produce maximum productivity in the form of zeros and ones!
	12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): Can I make a donation toward uniforms for the Bryce Foundation Achievers tee ball team?
	12:14pm Heidee: Ha ha G:
	12:14pm Solo: The Bryce is back in town! And so am I.
	12:16pm G: This song title is actually a standard raga-format name (there are tons of them): "Raag Basant Mukhari is a sweet melodious form among morning Raagas. It is however difficult to render smoothly. The combination of Raag Bhairav as (S r G m) in Poorvang and Raag Bhairavi as (P d n S') in Uttarang demands both concentration as well as full preparation through intensive training or Riyaz.... This Raag can be expanded in all the three octaves. [It] creates a soothing atmosphere."
	12:17pm Mister Dobalina: Aww YEAH! Just want I needed right now. RAGA!
	12:18pm Agnes: Besame raga, bless me raga, raga on!
	12:19pm Krys O.: Fun fact: People still exist who tell you, "All lower case" before giving you their email address. Lunch consumed, mask put back on, and ready for raga-fication.
	12:21pm David (in London): Yo Solo! Good to see you here. How's it going?
	12:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder how many smart alecks use "firstname.lastname@XXX.com" for their email addresses. (Not "john.doe", but literally "firstname.lastname".)
	12:23pm Bryce: solo's back! how was your MI6 assignment?
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: Heidee, long time! Hope all is well. Evening, Solo. @Krys O., I like people who say "backslash" when giving a URL. OK, the hard-boiled eggs are in their ice bath. Time to salad it up. Ken, do you use XXX.com also? It's e-mail for adults!
	12:25pm Agnes: I, most definitely, could not do this
	12:25pm Jeezuseffinchrist: bro you ok? somebody check on my dude
	12:25pm Agnes: No karaoke versions of this
	12:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Evidently, partygirls.com is also for adults.
	12:28pm Josh Allen: AAAaaaaAAAaaaAaaaaaAAaAaaAAAaaaaaaahhh
	12:28pm chresti: Haha Agnes.
	12:29pm Krys O.: The punch line of the 'lower case' joke is the person works in the technology dept. of a school.
	12:29pm Jeezuseffinchrist: I once saw someone doing this on the street, but we had to give him milk for it
	12:29pm Krys O.: This is masterful and fascinating.
	12:29pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and Blender People™.
	12:30pm David (in London): Bryce, I did actually work at MI5 (not 6) for a while (contract, not staff) and, disappointingly, it was actually fairly dull. The best thing, though, was that due to all the transmission aerials on top of Thames House, they had an in-house falcon which would fly around overhead scaring off all the pigeons. He was called Monty if I remember rightly.
	12:30pm Solo: David - Yo. Trying to overcome the lockdown boredom by mastering the dreaded F chord. Bring on the return to school! Never thought I'd be saying that... Bryce - I have gained much intel. Handy - Howdy, Handy.
	12:31pm Josh Allen: yeah these indian vocalists always blow my mind. just incredible technique
	12:32pm Bryce: @david - that's amazing!
	12:34pm Carmichael: @David, I was sure his name would be Eddie.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: hi Bryce and all
	12:36pm Stanley: Yay! Bryce Time.
	12:36pm Hubig Pie: Monty was the name of our blue and gold macaw who we lost at the very young age of 14
	12:37pm ledzeppelinsucks: Housemates in Berkeley used to listen to this type. There were stripe faced bastards, bush tail bastards that lived in the attic and the place smelled like rodent piss.
	12:37pm Agnes: The singers seem to go into, like, a trance. Makes me think of those whirling dervishes
	12:41pm Mike W: VG Jog on violin is a VG+ accompaniment no wait, NM
	12:43pm Mister Dobalina: 🎤 🎧 🎼 My girlfriend likes to Raga all the time, Raga all the time.... 🎤 🎧 🎼
	12:45pm David (in London): Definite Alep tendencies. Hi Stanloid! Hubig.
	12:46pm Agnes: I know I am speaking out of total ignorance--did someone earlier in the chat allude to apprenticeship/training for these singers? Maybe I'll look into it someday...
	12:47pm mb: Hey there Bryce and crew. Another Friday.
	12:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mister Dobalina - then there's the other Eddie Murphy song. "Put a tambura in your...."
	12:49pm mariano: Hey there, Bryce, Crew, radio cronies. Hubig: Parrots live for so long. The parrot my grandmother got when I was five or six just died last year, when I was 51.
	12:50pm Stanley: Sir David!
	12:50pm ledzeppelinsucks: There are hundreds of parrots that live in San Francisco mostly around the Marina and Presidio. They mimick horns, alarms and sirens.
	12:51pm coelacanth∅: hey mb, mariano, Stanley
	12:51pm Zetti: @G Now that post is actually helpful. Thank you.
	12:52pm Passaic River Blues: Your offer for 12 Raga Fridays per annum has been accepted, and is now binding.
	12:52pm David (in London): Yo Mariano. Parakeets are now endemic in London. Weird, but true. For decades they were contained in Richmond in the SW of the city, but now there are colonies in practically every park.
	12:53pm Hubig Pie: Ja Mariano, we still gots a greenwing that's 19, a blue and gold of 22 and a scarlet of unknown age... And I luvs the Indian classical!
	12:53pm eºIºk: I thought you DJs weren’t supposed to pledge to yourselves before or during marathons. Oh wait, duh, you meant the other kind of pledge — lemon Pledge multi-surface cleaner, of course!
	12:54pm Stanley: Yikes, David.I didn't know that. I came accross a bunch (flock?) in Barcelona and, man, were they noisy!
	12:54pm Stanley: Hi coelacanth.
	12:54pm mariano: That's how they get ya, David. 'Afternoon, coela.
	12:55pm David (in London): Stanley, the scoop from the Grauniad: www.theguardian.com...
	12:57pm chresti: There's a flock of parrots that sometimes congregate in a tree behind our house, very noisy and wonderful.
	12:57pm Barney Grubbs: There's a huge flock of parrots around Pasadena, CA, too. I used to go visit my parents and my brother would keep me out late, then the damn parrots would come through at the crack of dawn to usher in a glorious hangover.
	12:57pm Bryce: @agnes - oh yeah, with very, VERY few exceptions the master-disciple thing is the way it's done with indian classical. there are different "schools," called gharanas, with different styles. sometimes it's entirely kept within one family. there are stories of new students only being allowed to sing one single note — for like a YEAR — before the teacher is satisfied they're ready to get into the actual music
	12:58pm Mister Dobalina: @Tim...I have not heard of said song, will mos def look it up...har harhar 🤡 🤡
	12:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): The last time I visited Amsterdam (2013) I noticed that there were parakeets in just about every park.
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: David @1230 that's very cool. (i still don't know what m15 is, besides a gun, but cool about the falcon)
	1:00pm Bryce: in brooklyn, greenwood cemetary (one of the most peaceful places in nyc) has a huge flock of parrots. fuck knows how they survive the winter every year....
	1:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mister Dobalina - You will not regret having "Boogie In The Butt" in your life.
	1:01pm Josh Allen: PSA Greg Davis and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma have a monthly raga show on NTS called Raga Vibrations.
	1:01pm mariano: timFC: Hah! Eddie Murphy's first and best hit song.
	1:01pm Agnes: Beautiful!
	1:01pm David (in London): Coela, MI5 is roughly our equivalent of the FBI. That's not a perfect equation, but it's near enough. Bryce, that's what I wonder! We had sub-zero temperatures here the other week, yet today they are sitting in the tree outside my window happily squawking away.
	1:02pm G: "Raag Jogkauns: This is a relatively new Raag created by Pt. Jagannath Bua Purohit 'Gunidas'. It is a combination of Raag Jog and Raag Chandrakauns. " Sivapriya is not a traditional raga name, but then again Subramaniam is doing Carnatic-type music on the western violin. "Siva/Shiva" (a lead god's name) + "priya" = beloved
	1:03pm Stanley: David, thanks. What a good article and, yes the finger ponts to Jimi Hendrix, undoubtedly.
	1:03pm Handy Haversack: maraino, Stanley, hubig, coela, everyone -- hello!
	1:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Birds of the parrot family were fairly common in in the lower midwest and lower NE of the United Starts prior to the early 20th century. I'm guessing that they are hardy birds without human interference.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: David it's very strange that i've gone this long without ever having learned that
	1:03pm Solo: I even get parakeets in the back garden from time to time.
	1:04pm Stanley: Hi Handy. It's the Friday happy hour, here.
	1:04pm Mister Dobalina: Boogie In The Butt, did not disappoint!
	1:05pm Bryce: @G - ahh, interesting! the back of this particular record says malkauns. wikipedia's gonna need a disambiguation page, hahaa
	1:05pm mb: Hey coel, marianos, my West Coast peeps,..people all over the Whirrrled
	1:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Glad to help, Mr D!
	1:07pm Zetti: WPRB Princeton,NJ has a long running show Sangeet (Team) on Saturday 10-11am
	1:07pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, slainte mhath! I just gotta get one big thing done, workwise, and then I can really let myself go. Er, more than I already have.
	1:08pm David (in London): Coela, or is that just a bluff? I think you might secretly be NSA. Or DIA...
	1:09pm Stanley: Cheers Handy. We won't disturb you. Later, friend
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: But I want to be disturbed! Tim R. Mortiss disturgles me.
	1:10pm coelacanth∅: hey Handy!
	1:10pm Stanley: Haha, Handy
	1:10pm Andrew Hollywood: <3
	1:12pm chresti: Hi mb!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: David...or BSC. (bat shit crazy)
	1:14pm Mike W: man, this IS hypnotic
	1:18pm Mister Dobalina: Lots of bird talk going on, so...don't forget about the Monk parrots, native to Argentina & have these huge nests on electrical poles in Edgewater, NJ.
	1:22pm Josh Allen: everyone just been staring out their windows or at the floor the past 10 minutes eh? yeah, me too...
	1:23pm Bryce: :)
	1:23pm coelacanth∅: i have an album of L.Subramaniam with someone, i'm not remembering who and i can't look for it now but it's one 45-46-minute song. they had to divide it for the record, but instead of putting 22-23 minutes on each side, they put ~15 minutes on one side and ~30 minutes on the other.
	1:30pm Zetti: As far as bird talk, earlier today we spoke about the very rare bilateral gynandromorph Cardinal half-male, half-female, split down the middle. It was photographed recently in Erie county, Pennsylvania.
	1:31pm Bryce: whoa! does it look kinda like those freaky bi-color lobsters?
	1:35pm A Listening Lobster: That's hurtful, man. I'm just special, that's all.
	1:35pm Bryce: google image search says, "yes it does!" crazy
	1:36pm Handy Haversack: Zetti, those pictures were so cool. I think I'd lose my gob if I saw one at the feeders. I get pretty excited when a single-sex cardinal turns up! Man, this Malkauns is so freaking good.
	1:37pm p/b: Just realized how beautiful this is - thanks Bryce and hello FMUniverse, light and love to all
	1:37pm David (in London): Wow, what a great looking bird. And Bilateral Gynandromorph Cardinal is the name of my new math rock band.
	1:37pm Bryce: @lobster - hey maaaaan we're all just freaking out and doin our thing
	1:37pm Stanley: Thinking of the santoor. I once went to a concert given by Shivkumar Sharma and Zakir Hussain. It was amazing.
	1:38pm p/b: I remember concerts.... we'll get back there
	1:38pm Solo: Id' nearly forgotten, but all the bird talk reminded me: I saw a woodpecker today. I had no idea they even lived around my neck of the woods.
	1:39pm Bryce: @p/b - so happy you're around for it!!
	1:39pm Mister Dobalina: Sure could go for a 2 tone lobster roll right about now!
	1:39pm Zetti: As a Cardinal lover, it's beyond fascinating, just so beautiful.
	1:40pm p/b: me too and backatcha
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: Those Two Tone lobster rolls are ranking. Full stop. I'm with you, Zetti!
	1:41pm Stanley: The tabla arrives.
	1:42pm Krys O.: Back to listening. Had to jump off abruptly because of technical difficulties here.
	1:42pm Mister Dobalina: Backatcha - A UK-based record label focusing on rare and previously unreleased material from the broader soulful spectrum to the outer zones and beyond.
	1:43pm G: Jog-kauns (which you played before) is a combo of two older/existing raags, Raag Jog and Raag (Chandra-)kauns. Malkauns is a much older Raag -- the legend is that it is a super tranquil raag that the godess Saraswati created to get the Shiva to chill out when he was super angry.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: a 3-ace property i was taking care of until last year had no less than 4 species of woodpecker. lots of cardinals, various raptors, many hummingbirds, etc. we hung bluebird houses but only saw bluebirds for a few months, unfortunately
	1:48pm Mister Dobalina: There is a red tailed hawk in my building complex, it likes to munch on pigeons & I get the pleasure of finding beaks & legs & wings & feathers, scattered about.
	1:49pm ledzeppelinsucks: I hope it kills all the pigeons and then all of the Canada Geese.
	1:50pm Bryce: @G - the liner notes say she combined jog and malkauns. just happened to give it the same name, i guess!
	1:50pm Mister Dobalina: Next time I see him/her, I'll it to get working on that for you.
	1:51pm Handy Haversack: Nice, coela! That's super cool. What does 3-ace mean (other than I sure hope someone else has two pair)? Mr. D, paddling between BK and QNS 12/24/19, I saw a redtail absolutely red-misting a pigeon it had brought down! @G: It worked on K8! She just reported how soothing it was as a musical accompaniment to her ablutions.
	1:51pm Zetti: Ok, one more bird story. I recently had to release a hawk possibly a Cooper or Broad-Shouldered, trapped in my empty, but open chicken coop. It was so cool to see it so close.
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: Handy i didn't notice my typo... "3-acre".
	1:53pm David (in London): I remember coming across a goshawk kill in the woods, once. It had eviscerate a wood pigeon, feathers everywhere, blood spatter in the middle, but the pigeon's head was completely intact and sitting almost upright. It had such a look of pissed off-ness on its face. I had to say "I quite sympathise old chap."
	1:55pm Zetti: I've lost many chickens to hawks, especially the monster sized Red-Tailed.
	1:55pm Krys O.: @David in London: The feral cats we cared for in the 70s would leave similar pigeon head gifts for us as tribute.
	1:55pm Handy Haversack: Ha, coela, I understand. I was all like "do they rate all properties upstate with poker hands?! Is Mohonk Mountain House a full house? Monitcello a straight flush?!"
	1:57pm zopa: Krys O, tribute or warning?
	1:57pm Handy Haversack: ^*Monticello. Thanks, Muphry's Law.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: i watched a large raptor...i'm not that good at raptor identification -bigger than a red-tail... -circling over my sister's smallest dog. the dog's not that small, maybe 40 lb, but it does happen. the hawk would be disappointed ultimately but that doesn't mean the dog wouldn't get seriously hurt in the scuffle. i was prepared to intercept.
	1:59pm David (in London): Well, I don't think I'll be able to sue Tarun Bhattacharya under the UK's Trade Descriptions Act. His santoor is totally hypnotic. I keep drifting off into a reverie.
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: Handy (@155) that's be funny. i think mohonk would be a good hand, better than a full house!
	2:03pm ?: THANK YOU for this raga reverie. You are rescuing the day.
	2:03pm Zetti: Yep, once a hawk has a chicken in their sights, they are fixated, even if I try and wave it off as it comes in for the kill.
	2:07pm headcleaner: reassuring to know your spook work was mostly dull, David in London
	2:08pm Billy Jam: Bryce is nice!
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: Zetti i think you'd have to actually run at it -and be prepared for contact
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Bryce is sitting in a room ...
	2:15pm Will in Norman: i never realized the santur was that recent of an addition to the south asian classical repertoire. Have you played anything by the carnatic saxophonist Kadri Gopalnath before?
	2:18pm Zetti: @coelacantho Lol. It's during the last seconds of the attack that they veer off.
	2:19pm Michael 98145: Korla. Is that u?
	2:20pm Hubig Pie: I don't think we be raga-ing no more
	2:20pm Will in Norman: indeed, rag-time is over.
	2:20pm Carmichael: General Hospital raga.
	2:20pm Michael 98145: SolarWinds blow
	2:21pm egould310: It’s back , baby!
	2:21pm Bryce: @will - i have! but huh....possibly not in a while? i should put him on the menu for next time. that man rather shreds, i must say!
	2:22pm headcleaner: gotta leave a bit early. but I'll have Bryce know that I'll definitely remember which side of my toast is buttered, and who's doing the buttering, come Marathon time
	2:22pm egould310: @Michael 98145 Hi from 98107!
	2:24pm Bryce: why tf my internurt only die friday from noon to 3??? ah well, wreck my datahole, phone.....
	2:25pm Agnes: Hm, just remembered I have some veggie samosas buried in my freezer somewhere...
	2:25pm Krys O.: Ha! Zopa, you're right. It could have been a warning. We humans have such self-importance.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: @egould310, aloha!
	2:27pm Agnes: "datahole"--love it--you oughta copyright that, Bryce
	2:29pm Threemoons: Greets all. Getting a late start today; was supposed to have a shortie weekend temp gig, that fell through so slept in...
	2:29pm headcleaner: my freezer is always half-packed with various freshly-made curries, pastes, etc always ready for any emergency
	2:30pm Threemoons: Looking at the cover art for this track....I have this CD, used to study by it in law school. Still need to UNPACK my CDs from my last move, find/hook up CD player, etc...
	2:31pm Threemoons: Come to think of it, I don't entertain much these days and stream most of my music either through my computer or my Echo. Any ideas for a good home media library solution so I can put my tunes in the room that I want?
	2:31pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Threemoons!
	2:31pm Threemoons: Hey Handy!
	2:34pm headcleaner: I'm working on the same question @Threemoons is and would appreciate whatever answers people may have (for OS X). But best I've been able to tell, the landscape does look pretty bleak (if one wants to stick with open, non-corporate-jailed tools and have them also be responsive and decent, etc)
	2:35pm Handy Haversack: I have to make one of my weirder liquor store runs tomorrow, Threemoons. Luxardo, dry vermouth, light rum, Punt E Mes ...
	2:36pm Bryce: you know what's not in that category, but really incredible.....Roon. so very money, tho. but REALLY NICE! and it's proprietary transport protocol will actually sync up a thing being streamed to multiple rooms at the same time (quite a feat)
	2:38pm Mister Dobalina: This has been a RagaRific show, Bryce. Gotta skedaddle now, I'll catch all you RagaHeads on the flippity flip.
	2:38pm Michael 98145: @HH, you are -much- more adventurous than i am. Hope Kate is feeling better ..?
	2:38pm Bryce: much pretty. very explore. roonlabs.com
	2:39pm Bryce: seeya, dobalina y headcleaner!
	2:40pm headcleaner: re: roon - I'll do my homework - thanks Bryce!
	2:40pm Threemoons: Bryce, thanks for the tip!
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: time to fly the coup Thanks Bryce! take care y'all don't get scooped up by any raptors
	2:40pm Threemoons: Handy--sounds interesting! I did my "I haven't worked in a week, need to save money, got my usual bulk liquor goods" run last night.
	2:41pm Michael 98145: { love the imagined music library pictured at that site }
	2:41pm David (in London): TTFN Coela.
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: Michael, yes, thanks, friend! She slept thirty out of thirty-six hours, took a few rounds of Benadryl, and came through OK. It was scary when it first jumped off, though, that's for sure. Yeah, Threemoons, the precarity economy. Ain't it grand? Later on, coela!
	2:44pm Bryce: bye, coela!
	2:44pm Threemoons: Oh WOW. Roon looks TASTY.
	2:46pm Threemoons: Handy--oh noez is Kate recovering from the Shot? Mom had her 2nd Moderna yesterday; she is sleeping and flopping "like a latke" and not moving generally but she is in good spirits. I reminded her to hydrate. As she put it, "at least I know it's working."
	2:47pm Threemoons: RE Roon--best way to get CDs onto it? My biggest holdback from any digital library is that I have about 600 CDs to rip to it. AND...I once had a proprietery RAID system (meh) with about 300 albums on it that decided to die.
	2:48pm Handy Haversack: Oof, Threemoons -- but she's right! No, Kate found out she'd developed a penicillin allergy after getting penicillin at the dentist along with a screw in her jaw! That was unpleasant indeed, but she's all recovered now. The best upshot of it all was that while laid up she managed to move her vaccine appt. up by a month from April 8 to next week!
	2:50pm Threemoons: Handy--Ouch re reaction--that can be VERY dangerous; glad she's OK. For future reference, have her get a Medic Alert tag-not the shitty ones from the drug store but the real thing. I have one for my neurological condition. Hang on, let me get linky for you...
	2:50pm stefica: this music has me sitting and dreaming. plus, i am listening on the actual radio complete with static as in the old days. thanks, Bryce!
	2:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: late . and lurking . and yay .
	2:51pm Threemoons: Handy: www.medicalert.org I have been wearing a tag since I was 7. For penicillin allergies, it's important because if G-d forbid you are injured and can't speak for yourself it's pretty standard to give you a honking load of the stuff.
	2:51pm Niall: Is roon kinda like Sonos, which I like plenty?
	2:52pm Threemoons: Niall--please say more RE Sonos, I know some folks who had it but that was ages ago...
	2:52pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Threemoons! And thank you, Bryce. This has been fantastic. Like an angry Shiva, I am much becalmed. Be well, Marmelizers!
	2:52pm stefica: bird watchers in the list: saw a woodpecker while hiking in Forest Park (Queens) the other day. Possibly a red-bellied woodpecker, but didn't have time for a good ID. Highlight of the hike!
	2:53pm Niall: So weird to hear Bryce whilst the sun is out for me. Hello from… Putnam County? Westchester? Who knows. I mean, most everyone here prolly knows.
	2:53pm Michael 98145: good health, @everyone
	2:53pm stefica: *hike being admittedly an exaggerated term for a Queens ramble
	2:54pm Krys O.: I love woodpeckers. Thanks, Bryce & everyone! Be well! Lotsa xxxooo
	2:54pm Handy Haversack: Cool, stefica! We get a downy woodpecker hanging out here sometimes in Greenpoint, BK.
	2:54pm Vomit Flowers: Great afternoon made better by this show, thank you!
	2:55pm stefica: @handy: we had a dead tree for awhile in the backyard (RIdgewood) and would get a hairy woodpecker in the autumns. Foolishly took out that tree.
	2:55pm Niall: Threemoons: the speakers sound good, stay in sync and generally it does what it says on the tin. It’s not great for video-audio sync, but that’s not really Sonos’ problem. Anything you want to know in specific?
	2:56pm David (in London): Thankee Bryce for a soul-saving show today. Have a goodly weekend groovers. (Belated hi Niall. Evening Reverend).
	2:56pm Niall: Hiya, David in London-town!
	2:57pm stefica: Ah, another pandemic Friday. Thanks, Bryce, for your service. Be well, everyone.
	2:57pm mic_a: Thaaaank youuuu...
	2:57pm Threemoons: Niall--yeah, does it have a music storage appliance option? I have about 600+ CDs that need ripping. I tried years ago on a proprietary RAID; when the shitola RAID case broke, I lost hours and hours of rip time...
	2:57pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Bryce!
	2:57pm zopa: many thanks, bryce.
	2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dhanyavaad, Bryce. Take care!
	2:58pm KenW: THANK YOU Bryce for this glorious show!
	2:59pm ledzeppelinsucks: On a scale of 18 to 37 that was a 22.3.
	2:59pm Threemoons: I mean, I feel bad--a LOT of my stuff is rare, "golden age of CD box sets" kind of stuff, a LOT is NOT available streaming, etc...and I want to use it. It's sitting in a dusty box in my living room now for 4 years.
	2:59pm bigkafka: I'm bummed that I only tuned in for the last 30 minutes. This was what I desperately needed. Thanks, Bryce.
	2:59pm Maria D: I've learned so much from this show. Will definitely be re-listening to it a lot in the archives!!
	2:59pm ledzeppelinsucks: Move it to another room.
	3:00pm chresti: I watch raptors and hawks flying and perched on partially barren pine trees atop a ridge I see from the window of the tennis booth where I work in Griffith park.
	3:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Bryce
	3:00pm chresti: Wow, thanks Bryce!
	3:00pm stefica: @chresti fun!
	3:01pm Niall: Threemoons, ah, nay; it’s basically a smart speaker with a 1/8” stereo input if you had some appliance that can either host as a local web service or just treat it as a speaker.
	3:01pm Agnes: Thanks, Bryce!!!!
	3:01pm Handy Haversack: We shall miss you, Bryce!
	3:01pm Threemoons: Niall--thx!
	3:01pm Bryce: thanks, everyone!!! xoxooooooo
	3:01pm Niall: Threemoons you can certainly just plug a playback device into it
	3:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, skeleton team! Bandcamp Friday next week!
	3:02pm Niall: But maybe not what you need!

Bryce: Playlist from February 26, 2021

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February 26, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Chinmoy Lahiri	Raga Basant Mukhari	Magan	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Manik Varma	Raga Jog-Kauns "Raga Jog-Kauns" by "Manik Varma"	Smt. Manik Varma	0:28:04 (Pop-up)

L. Subramaniam	Raga Sivapriya "Raga Sivapriya" by "L. Subramaniam"	Three Ragas for Solo Violin	0:48:52 (Pop-up)
Tarun Bhattacharya	Raga Malkauns "Raga Malkauns" by "Tarun Bhattacharya"	Hypnotic Santoor	1:08:23 (Pop-up)

Irshad Khan	Rāg Bhīmpalāsī	Rāg Bhīmpalāsī / Rāg Tilak Kamod	2:12:17 (Pop-up)
Kale Khan	Raga Mand "Raga Mand" by "Kale Khan"	The Best of Indian Classical Music Ever	2:54:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! (silent primal scream....)
	12:03pm Jason from Houston: +:꒰◍•ᴗ•◍꒱:+
	12:03pm Bryce: toupée flies off
	12:03pm chresti: Hello!
	12:03pm Bryce: rerro!
	12:04pm Ajay: My favourite Friday evening show! Getting dinner going for the family and unwinding with yr fine show for the weekend. Om shanti om
	12:04pm Handy Haversack: Bryce and all the Marmelizers! Hello! Ragaing against the dying of the light! I love it!
	12:04pm Hubig Pie: Oooo, vibes from the Sub-continent tribes
	12:04pm zopa: hello
	12:04pm David (in London): Calling all Brycicles. Hello!
	12:05pm Booz: Well I can see where this is going. I better get my spiritual bliss socks on.
	12:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bryce! It seems like you were just on last Friday. Raga it up, mang!
	12:07pm egould310: Gotta admit; three hours of ragas sounds like a good way to spend my morning. Bring it, Bryce!
	12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi. Now you raga and done it!
	12:10pm G: Raga against the machine
	12:11pm Bryce: We at The Bryce Foundation thank you for your subscription to the subcontinent.
	12:11pm luka: this is the week i get really into this show i can feel it.
	12:12pm paddy in matawan: Bryce time, baby! Let those vibes produce maximum productivity in the form of zeros and ones!
	12:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): Can I make a donation toward uniforms for the Bryce Foundation Achievers tee ball team?
	12:14pm Heidee: Ha ha G:
	12:14pm Solo: The Bryce is back in town! And so am I.
	12:16pm G: This song title is actually a standard raga-format name (there are tons of them): "Raag Basant Mukhari is a sweet melodious form among morning Raagas. It is however difficult to render smoothly. The combination of Raag Bhairav as (S r G m) in Poorvang and Raag Bhairavi as (P d n S') in Uttarang demands both concentration as well as full preparation through intensive training or Riyaz.... This Raag can be expanded in all the three octaves. [It] creates a soothing atmosphere."
	12:17pm Mister Dobalina: Aww YEAH! Just want I needed right now. RAGA!
	12:18pm Agnes: Besame raga, bless me raga, raga on!
	12:19pm Krys O.: Fun fact: People still exist who tell you, "All lower case" before giving you their email address. Lunch consumed, mask put back on, and ready for raga-fication.
	12:21pm David (in London): Yo Solo! Good to see you here. How's it going?
	12:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder how many smart alecks use "firstname.lastname@XXX.com" for their email addresses. (Not "john.doe", but literally "firstname.lastname".)
	12:23pm Bryce: solo's back! how was your MI6 assignment?
	12:24pm Handy Haversack: Heidee, long time! Hope all is well. Evening, Solo. @Krys O., I like people who say "backslash" when giving a URL. OK, the hard-boiled eggs are in their ice bath. Time to salad it up. Ken, do you use XXX.com also? It's e-mail for adults!
	12:25pm Agnes: I, most definitely, could not do this
	12:25pm Jeezuseffinchrist: bro you ok? somebody check on my dude
	12:25pm Agnes: No karaoke versions of this
	12:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Evidently, partygirls.com is also for adults.
	12:28pm Josh Allen: AAAaaaaAAAaaaAaaaaaAAaAaaAAAaaaaaaahhh
	12:28pm chresti: Haha Agnes.
	12:29pm Krys O.: The punch line of the 'lower case' joke is the person works in the technology dept. of a school.
	12:29pm Jeezuseffinchrist: I once saw someone doing this on the street, but we had to give him milk for it
	12:29pm Krys O.: This is masterful and fascinating.
	12:29pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and Blender People™.
	12:30pm David (in London): Bryce, I did actually work at MI5 (not 6) for a while (contract, not staff) and, disappointingly, it was actually fairly dull. The best thing, though, was that due to all the transmission aerials on top of Thames House, they had an in-house falcon which would fly around overhead scaring off all the pigeons. He was called Monty if I remember rightly.
	12:30pm Solo: David - Yo. Trying to overcome the lockdown boredom by mastering the dreaded F chord. Bring on the return to school! Never thought I'd be saying that... Bryce - I have gained much intel. Handy - Howdy, Handy.
	12:31pm Josh Allen: yeah these indian vocalists always blow my mind. just incredible technique
	12:32pm Bryce: @david - that's amazing!
	12:34pm Carmichael: @David, I was sure his name would be Eddie.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: hi Bryce and all
	12:36pm Stanley: Yay! Bryce Time.
	12:36pm Hubig Pie: Monty was the name of our blue and gold macaw who we lost at the very young age of 14
	12:37pm ledzeppelinsucks: Housemates in Berkeley used to listen to this type. There were stripe faced bastards, bush tail bastards that lived in the attic and the place smelled like rodent piss.
	12:37pm Agnes: The singers seem to go into, like, a trance. Makes me think of those whirling dervishes
	12:41pm Mike W: VG Jog on violin is a VG+ accompaniment no wait, NM
	12:43pm Mister Dobalina: 🎤 🎧 🎼 My girlfriend likes to Raga all the time, Raga all the time.... 🎤 🎧 🎼
	12:45pm David (in London): Definite Alep tendencies. Hi Stanloid! Hubig.
	12:46pm Agnes: I know I am speaking out of total ignorance--did someone earlier in the chat allude to apprenticeship/training for these singers? Maybe I'll look into it someday...
	12:47pm mb: Hey there Bryce and crew. Another Friday.
	12:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mister Dobalina - then there's the other Eddie Murphy song. "Put a tambura in your...."
	12:49pm mariano: Hey there, Bryce, Crew, radio cronies. Hubig: Parrots live for so long. The parrot my grandmother got when I was five or six just died last year, when I was 51.
	12:50pm Stanley: Sir David!
	12:50pm ledzeppelinsucks: There are hundreds of parrots that live in San Francisco mostly around the Marina and Presidio. They mimick horns, alarms and sirens.
	12:51pm coelacanth∅: hey mb, mariano, Stanley
	12:51pm Zetti: @G Now that post is actually helpful. Thank you.
	12:52pm Passaic River Blues: Your offer for 12 Raga Fridays per annum has been accepted, and is now binding.
	12:52pm David (in London): Yo Mariano. Parakeets are now endemic in London. Weird, but true. For decades they were contained in Richmond in the SW of the city, but now there are colonies in practically every park.
	12:53pm Hubig Pie: Ja Mariano, we still gots a greenwing that's 19, a blue and gold of 22 and a scarlet of unknown age... And I luvs the Indian classical!
	12:53pm eºIºk: I thought you DJs weren’t supposed to pledge to yourselves before or during marathons. Oh wait, duh, you meant the other kind of pledge — lemon Pledge multi-surface cleaner, of course!
	12:54pm Stanley: Yikes, David.I didn't know that. I came accross a bunch (flock?) in Barcelona and, man, were they noisy!
	12:54pm Stanley: Hi coelacanth.
	12:54pm mariano: That's how they get ya, David. 'Afternoon, coela.
	12:55pm David (in London): Stanley, the scoop from the Grauniad: www.theguardian.com...
	12:57pm chresti: There's a flock of parrots that sometimes congregate in a tree behind our house, very noisy and wonderful.
	12:57pm Barney Grubbs: There's a huge flock of parrots around Pasadena, CA, too. I used to go visit my parents and my brother would keep me out late, then the damn parrots would come through at the crack of dawn to usher in a glorious hangover.
	12:57pm Bryce: @agnes - oh yeah, with very, VERY few exceptions the master-disciple thing is the way it's done with indian classical. there are different "schools," called gharanas, with different styles. sometimes it's entirely kept within one family. there are stories of new students only being allowed to sing one single note — for like a YEAR — before the teacher is satisfied they're ready to get into the actual music
	12:58pm Mister Dobalina: @Tim...I have not heard of said song, will mos def look it up...har harhar 🤡 🤡
	12:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): The last time I visited Amsterdam (2013) I noticed that there were parakeets in just about every park.
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: David @1230 that's very cool. (i still don't know what m15 is, besides a gun, but cool about the falcon)
	1:00pm Bryce: in brooklyn, greenwood cemetary (one of the most peaceful places in nyc) has a huge flock of parrots. fuck knows how they survive the winter every year....
	1:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mister Dobalina - You will not regret having "Boogie In The Butt" in your life.
	1:01pm Josh Allen: PSA Greg Davis and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma have a monthly raga show on NTS called Raga Vibrations.
	1:01pm mariano: timFC: Hah! Eddie Murphy's first and best hit song.
	1:01pm Agnes: Beautiful!
	1:01pm David (in London): Coela, MI5 is roughly our equivalent of the FBI. That's not a perfect equation, but it's near enough. Bryce, that's what I wonder! We had sub-zero temperatures here the other week, yet today they are sitting in the tree outside my window happily squawking away.
	1:02pm G: "Raag Jogkauns: This is a relatively new Raag created by Pt. Jagannath Bua Purohit 'Gunidas'. It is a combination of Raag Jog and Raag Chandrakauns. " Sivapriya is not a traditional raga name, but then again Subramaniam is doing Carnatic-type music on the western violin. "Siva/Shiva" (a lead god's name) + "priya" = beloved
	1:03pm Stanley: David, thanks. What a good article and, yes the finger ponts to Jimi Hendrix, undoubtedly.
	1:03pm Handy Haversack: maraino, Stanley, hubig, coela, everyone -- hello!
	1:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Birds of the parrot family were fairly common in in the lower midwest and lower NE of the United Starts prior to the early 20th century. I'm guessing that they are hardy birds without human interference.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: David it's very strange that i've gone this long without ever having learned that
	1:03pm Solo: I even get parakeets in the back garden from time to time.
	1:04pm Stanley: Hi Handy. It's the Friday happy hour, here.
	1:04pm Mister Dobalina: Boogie In The Butt, did not disappoint!
	1:05pm Bryce: @G - ahh, interesting! the back of this particular record says malkauns. wikipedia's gonna need a disambiguation page, hahaa
	1:05pm mb: Hey coel, marianos, my West Coast peeps,..people all over the Whirrrled
	1:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Glad to help, Mr D!
	1:07pm Zetti: WPRB Princeton,NJ has a long running show Sangeet (Team) on Saturday 10-11am
	1:07pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, slainte mhath! I just gotta get one big thing done, workwise, and then I can really let myself go. Er, more than I already have.
	1:08pm David (in London): Coela, or is that just a bluff? I think you might secretly be NSA. Or DIA...
	1:09pm Stanley: Cheers Handy. We won't disturb you. Later, friend
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: But I want to be disturbed! Tim R. Mortiss disturgles me.
	1:10pm coelacanth∅: hey Handy!
	1:10pm Stanley: Haha, Handy
	1:10pm Andrew Hollywood: <3
	1:12pm chresti: Hi mb!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: David...or BSC. (bat shit crazy)
	1:14pm Mike W: man, this IS hypnotic
	1:18pm Mister Dobalina: Lots of bird talk going on, so...don't forget about the Monk parrots, native to Argentina & have these huge nests on electrical poles in Edgewater, NJ.
	1:22pm Josh Allen: everyone just been staring out their windows or at the floor the past 10 minutes eh? yeah, me too...
	1:23pm Bryce: :)
	1:23pm coelacanth∅: i have an album of L.Subramaniam with someone, i'm not remembering who and i can't look for it now but it's one 45-46-minute song. they had to divide it for the record, but instead of putting 22-23 minutes on each side, they put ~15 minutes on one side and ~30 minutes on the other.
	1:30pm Zetti: As far as bird talk, earlier today we spoke about the very rare bilateral gynandromorph Cardinal half-male, half-female, split down the middle. It was photographed recently in Erie county, Pennsylvania.
	1:31pm Bryce: whoa! does it look kinda like those freaky bi-color lobsters?
	1:35pm A Listening Lobster: That's hurtful, man. I'm just special, that's all.
	1:35pm Bryce: google image search says, "yes it does!" crazy
	1:36pm Handy Haversack: Zetti, those pictures were so cool. I think I'd lose my gob if I saw one at the feeders. I get pretty excited when a single-sex cardinal turns up! Man, this Malkauns is so freaking good.
	1:37pm p/b: Just realized how beautiful this is - thanks Bryce and hello FMUniverse, light and love to all
	1:37pm David (in London): Wow, what a great looking bird. And Bilateral Gynandromorph Cardinal is the name of my new math rock band.
	1:37pm Bryce: @lobster - hey maaaaan we're all just freaking out and doin our thing
	1:37pm Stanley: Thinking of the santoor. I once went to a concert given by Shivkumar Sharma and Zakir Hussain. It was amazing.
	1:38pm p/b: I remember concerts.... we'll get back there
	1:38pm Solo: Id' nearly forgotten, but all the bird talk reminded me: I saw a woodpecker today. I had no idea they even lived around my neck of the woods.
	1:39pm Bryce: @p/b - so happy you're around for it!!
	1:39pm Mister Dobalina: Sure could go for a 2 tone lobster roll right about now!
	1:39pm Zetti: As a Cardinal lover, it's beyond fascinating, just so beautiful.
	1:40pm p/b: me too and backatcha
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: Those Two Tone lobster rolls are ranking. Full stop. I'm with you, Zetti!
	1:41pm Stanley: The tabla arrives.
	1:42pm Krys O.: Back to listening. Had to jump off abruptly because of technical difficulties here.
	1:42pm Mister Dobalina: Backatcha - A UK-based record label focusing on rare and previously unreleased material from the broader soulful spectrum to the outer zones and beyond.
	1:43pm G: Jog-kauns (which you played before) is a combo of two older/existing raags, Raag Jog and Raag (Chandra-)kauns. Malkauns is a much older Raag -- the legend is that it is a super tranquil raag that the godess Saraswati created to get the Shiva to chill out when he was super angry.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: a 3-ace property i was taking care of until last year had no less than 4 species of woodpecker. lots of cardinals, various raptors, many hummingbirds, etc. we hung bluebird houses but only saw bluebirds for a few months, unfortunately
	1:48pm Mister Dobalina: There is a red tailed hawk in my building complex, it likes to munch on pigeons & I get the pleasure of finding beaks & legs & wings & feathers, scattered about.
	1:49pm ledzeppelinsucks: I hope it kills all the pigeons and then all of the Canada Geese.
	1:50pm Bryce: @G - the liner notes say she combined jog and malkauns. just happened to give it the same name, i guess!
	1:50pm Mister Dobalina: Next time I see him/her, I'll it to get working on that for you.
	1:51pm Handy Haversack: Nice, coela! That's super cool. What does 3-ace mean (other than I sure hope someone else has two pair)? Mr. D, paddling between BK and QNS 12/24/19, I saw a redtail absolutely red-misting a pigeon it had brought down! @G: It worked on K8! She just reported how soothing it was as a musical accompaniment to her ablutions.
	1:51pm Zetti: Ok, one more bird story. I recently had to release a hawk possibly a Cooper or Broad-Shouldered, trapped in my empty, but open chicken coop. It was so cool to see it so close.
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: Handy i didn't notice my typo... "3-acre".
	1:53pm David (in London): I remember coming across a goshawk kill in the woods, once. It had eviscerate a wood pigeon, feathers everywhere, blood spatter in the middle, but the pigeon's head was completely intact and sitting almost upright. It had such a look of pissed off-ness on its face. I had to say "I quite sympathise old chap."
	1:55pm Zetti: I've lost many chickens to hawks, especially the monster sized Red-Tailed.
	1:55pm Krys O.: @David in London: The feral cats we cared for in the 70s would leave similar pigeon head gifts for us as tribute.
	1:55pm Handy Haversack: Ha, coela, I understand. I was all like "do they rate all properties upstate with poker hands?! Is Mohonk Mountain House a full house? Monitcello a straight flush?!"
	1:57pm zopa: Krys O, tribute or warning?
	1:57pm Handy Haversack: ^*Monticello. Thanks, Muphry's Law.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: i watched a large raptor...i'm not that good at raptor identification -bigger than a red-tail... -circling over my sister's smallest dog. the dog's not that small, maybe 40 lb, but it does happen. the hawk would be disappointed ultimately but that doesn't mean the dog wouldn't get seriously hurt in the scuffle. i was prepared to intercept.
	1:59pm David (in London): Well, I don't think I'll be able to sue Tarun Bhattacharya under the UK's Trade Descriptions Act. His santoor is totally hypnotic. I keep drifting off into a reverie.
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: Handy (@155) that's be funny. i think mohonk would be a good hand, better than a full house!
	2:03pm ?: THANK YOU for this raga reverie. You are rescuing the day.
	2:03pm Zetti: Yep, once a hawk has a chicken in their sights, they are fixated, even if I try and wave it off as it comes in for the kill.
	2:07pm headcleaner: reassuring to know your spook work was mostly dull, David in London
	2:08pm Billy Jam: Bryce is nice!
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: Zetti i think you'd have to actually run at it -and be prepared for contact
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Bryce is sitting in a room ...
	2:15pm Will in Norman: i never realized the santur was that recent of an addition to the south asian classical repertoire. Have you played anything by the carnatic saxophonist Kadri Gopalnath before?
	2:18pm Zetti: @coelacantho Lol. It's during the last seconds of the attack that they veer off.
	2:19pm Michael 98145: Korla. Is that u?
	2:20pm Hubig Pie: I don't think we be raga-ing no more
	2:20pm Will in Norman: indeed, rag-time is over.
	2:20pm Carmichael: General Hospital raga.
	2:20pm Michael 98145: SolarWinds blow
	2:21pm egould310: It’s back , baby!
	2:21pm Bryce: @will - i have! but huh....possibly not in a while? i should put him on the menu for next time. that man rather shreds, i must say!
	2:22pm headcleaner: gotta leave a bit early. but I'll have Bryce know that I'll definitely remember which side of my toast is buttered, and who's doing the buttering, come Marathon time
	2:22pm egould310: @Michael 98145 Hi from 98107!
	2:24pm Bryce: why tf my internurt only die friday from noon to 3??? ah well, wreck my datahole, phone.....
	2:25pm Agnes: Hm, just remembered I have some veggie samosas buried in my freezer somewhere...
	2:25pm Krys O.: Ha! Zopa, you're right. It could have been a warning. We humans have such self-importance.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: @egould310, aloha!
	2:27pm Agnes: "datahole"--love it--you oughta copyright that, Bryce
	2:29pm Threemoons: Greets all. Getting a late start today; was supposed to have a shortie weekend temp gig, that fell through so slept in...
	2:29pm headcleaner: my freezer is always half-packed with various freshly-made curries, pastes, etc always ready for any emergency
	2:30pm Threemoons: Looking at the cover art for this track....I have this CD, used to study by it in law school. Still need to UNPACK my CDs from my last move, find/hook up CD player, etc...
	2:31pm Threemoons: Come to think of it, I don't entertain much these days and stream most of my music either through my computer or my Echo. Any ideas for a good home media library solution so I can put my tunes in the room that I want?
	2:31pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Threemoons!
	2:31pm Threemoons: Hey Handy!
	2:34pm headcleaner: I'm working on the same question @Threemoons is and would appreciate whatever answers people may have (for OS X). But best I've been able to tell, the landscape does look pretty bleak (if one wants to stick with open, non-corporate-jailed tools and have them also be responsive and decent, etc)
	2:35pm Handy Haversack: I have to make one of my weirder liquor store runs tomorrow, Threemoons. Luxardo, dry vermouth, light rum, Punt E Mes ...
	2:36pm Bryce: you know what's not in that category, but really incredible.....Roon. so very money, tho. but REALLY NICE! and it's proprietary transport protocol will actually sync up a thing being streamed to multiple rooms at the same time (quite a feat)
	2:38pm Mister Dobalina: This has been a RagaRific show, Bryce. Gotta skedaddle now, I'll catch all you RagaHeads on the flippity flip.
	2:38pm Michael 98145: @HH, you are -much- more adventurous than i am. Hope Kate is feeling better ..?
	2:38pm Bryce: much pretty. very explore. roonlabs.com
	2:39pm Bryce: seeya, dobalina y headcleaner!
	2:40pm headcleaner: re: roon - I'll do my homework - thanks Bryce!
	2:40pm Threemoons: Bryce, thanks for the tip!
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: time to fly the coup Thanks Bryce! take care y'all don't get scooped up by any raptors
	2:40pm Threemoons: Handy--sounds interesting! I did my "I haven't worked in a week, need to save money, got my usual bulk liquor goods" run last night.
	2:41pm Michael 98145: { love the imagined music library pictured at that site }
	2:41pm David (in London): TTFN Coela.
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: Michael, yes, thanks, friend! She slept thirty out of thirty-six hours, took a few rounds of Benadryl, and came through OK. It was scary when it first jumped off, though, that's for sure. Yeah, Threemoons, the precarity economy. Ain't it grand? Later on, coela!
	2:44pm Bryce: bye, coela!
	2:44pm Threemoons: Oh WOW. Roon looks TASTY.
	2:46pm Threemoons: Handy--oh noez is Kate recovering from the Shot? Mom had her 2nd Moderna yesterday; she is sleeping and flopping "like a latke" and not moving generally but she is in good spirits. I reminded her to hydrate. As she put it, "at least I know it's working."
	2:47pm Threemoons: RE Roon--best way to get CDs onto it? My biggest holdback from any digital library is that I have about 600 CDs to rip to it. AND...I once had a proprietery RAID system (meh) with about 300 albums on it that decided to die.
	2:48pm Handy Haversack: Oof, Threemoons -- but she's right! No, Kate found out she'd developed a penicillin allergy after getting penicillin at the dentist along with a screw in her jaw! That was unpleasant indeed, but she's all recovered now. The best upshot of it all was that while laid up she managed to move her vaccine appt. up by a month from April 8 to next week!
	2:50pm Threemoons: Handy--Ouch re reaction--that can be VERY dangerous; glad she's OK. For future reference, have her get a Medic Alert tag-not the shitty ones from the drug store but the real thing. I have one for my neurological condition. Hang on, let me get linky for you...
	2:50pm stefica: this music has me sitting and dreaming. plus, i am listening on the actual radio complete with static as in the old days. thanks, Bryce!
	2:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: late . and lurking . and yay .
	2:51pm Threemoons: Handy: www.medicalert.org I have been wearing a tag since I was 7. For penicillin allergies, it's important because if G-d forbid you are injured and can't speak for yourself it's pretty standard to give you a honking load of the stuff.
	2:51pm Niall: Is roon kinda like Sonos, which I like plenty?
	2:52pm Threemoons: Niall--please say more RE Sonos, I know some folks who had it but that was ages ago...
	2:52pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Threemoons! And thank you, Bryce. This has been fantastic. Like an angry Shiva, I am much becalmed. Be well, Marmelizers!
	2:52pm stefica: bird watchers in the list: saw a woodpecker while hiking in Forest Park (Queens) the other day. Possibly a red-bellied woodpecker, but didn't have time for a good ID. Highlight of the hike!
	2:53pm Niall: So weird to hear Bryce whilst the sun is out for me. Hello from… Putnam County? Westchester? Who knows. I mean, most everyone here prolly knows.
	2:53pm Michael 98145: good health, @everyone
	2:53pm stefica: *hike being admittedly an exaggerated term for a Queens ramble
	2:54pm Krys O.: I love woodpeckers. Thanks, Bryce & everyone! Be well! Lotsa xxxooo
	2:54pm Handy Haversack: Cool, stefica! We get a downy woodpecker hanging out here sometimes in Greenpoint, BK.
	2:54pm Vomit Flowers: Great afternoon made better by this show, thank you!
	2:55pm stefica: @handy: we had a dead tree for awhile in the backyard (RIdgewood) and would get a hairy woodpecker in the autumns. Foolishly took out that tree.
	2:55pm Niall: Threemoons: the speakers sound good, stay in sync and generally it does what it says on the tin. It’s not great for video-audio sync, but that’s not really Sonos’ problem. Anything you want to know in specific?
	2:56pm David (in London): Thankee Bryce for a soul-saving show today. Have a goodly weekend groovers. (Belated hi Niall. Evening Reverend).
	2:56pm Niall: Hiya, David in London-town!
	2:57pm stefica: Ah, another pandemic Friday. Thanks, Bryce, for your service. Be well, everyone.
	2:57pm mic_a: Thaaaank youuuu...
	2:57pm Threemoons: Niall--yeah, does it have a music storage appliance option? I have about 600+ CDs that need ripping. I tried years ago on a proprietary RAID; when the shitola RAID case broke, I lost hours and hours of rip time...
	2:57pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Bryce!
	2:57pm zopa: many thanks, bryce.
	2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dhanyavaad, Bryce. Take care!
	2:58pm KenW: THANK YOU Bryce for this glorious show!
	2:59pm ledzeppelinsucks: On a scale of 18 to 37 that was a 22.3.
	2:59pm Threemoons: I mean, I feel bad--a LOT of my stuff is rare, "golden age of CD box sets" kind of stuff, a LOT is NOT available streaming, etc...and I want to use it. It's sitting in a dusty box in my living room now for 4 years.
	2:59pm bigkafka: I'm bummed that I only tuned in for the last 30 minutes. This was what I desperately needed. Thanks, Bryce.
	2:59pm Maria D: I've learned so much from this show. Will definitely be re-listening to it a lot in the archives!!
	2:59pm ledzeppelinsucks: Move it to another room.
	3:00pm chresti: I watch raptors and hawks flying and perched on partially barren pine trees atop a ridge I see from the window of the tennis booth where I work in Griffith park.
	3:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Bryce
	3:00pm chresti: Wow, thanks Bryce!
	3:00pm stefica: @chresti fun!
	3:01pm Niall: Threemoons, ah, nay; it’s basically a smart speaker with a 1/8” stereo input if you had some appliance that can either host as a local web service or just treat it as a speaker.
	3:01pm Agnes: Thanks, Bryce!!!!
	3:01pm Handy Haversack: We shall miss you, Bryce!
	3:01pm Threemoons: Niall--thx!
	3:01pm Bryce: thanks, everyone!!! xoxooooooo
	3:01pm Niall: Threemoons you can certainly just plug a playback device into it
	3:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, skeleton team! Bandcamp Friday next week!
	3:02pm Niall: But maybe not what you need!

Bryce: Playlist from February 26, 2021

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