WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from August 15, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:14pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Afternoon Bryce:-)
	12:14pm bill: hit the grit!
	12:15pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bryce. Got my full attention right off the bat. Quel programming!
	12:15pm doca: Hey, Bryce
	12:16pm adrian in mpls: Hi Bryce!
	12:16pm Jesse K: morning Bryce!
	12:18pm Carmichael: Hey there, ol' Brycey boy!
	12:19pm DCE: it is good to hear your selections on my computer, Bryce.
	12:21pm sphere: greetings Bryce & co.
	12:21pm steve: hey you people!
	12:21pm common: BRYCE! peoples!
	12:22pm Bryce: hrllr
	12:26pm Bayta: I like this. A lot.
	12:26pm sphere: Brast Burn is awesome.
	12:27pm adrian in mpls: this is doing it for me!
	12:27pm DCE: it was "pre-clickied" for me. So yes, I have liked it at some point, and I love it now.
	12:27pm Carmichael: Don't know whether to dance, march or meditate.
	12:29pm Philthy woman: I wish I could stay in this chant groove, but I gotta get to work, Ill try n take with in my head...thanks Bryce
	12:31pm Bryce: :)
	12:31pm steve: hallelujah
	12:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAY. Was just hooting about this reissue elsewhere. A lovely thing.
	12:32pm coelacanth: howdy!
	12:32pm common: philthy woman! this is grand!
	12:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Love how this track unfurls at the end..
	12:32pm Philthy woman: hahaha -I was just thinking about Brassieres!
	12:34pm Captain Sunday: drifting. drifting. adrift
	12:34pm Philthy woman: Hi and Bye Common! off to paint the balcon at 1022. Have fun!
	12:34pm steve: WANT. i did pick up the Dead Eyes Opened re ish a couple weeks ago
	12:40pm DCE: yeah, I'm finding a lot of reissues lately and anticipating a lot of purchases soon. Which is OK cuz I haven't bought much this summer.
	12:40pm common: see ya, philthy! have fun with paints!
	12:41pm DCE: ...if you don't count the Arturia MiniBrute...
	12:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: that minibrute looks like a fun one.
	12:43pm nic: been great so far !!!
	12:44pm DCE: haven't had much time to get to know it yet, but I will say, you can't just plug it in and expect it to make nice sounds. Gotta really meld with it. I think.
	12:48pm common: man, i want one of those, dce
	12:49pm DCE: that's the first step, common!
	12:50pm sphere: i've always been tempted by the littleBits/KORG Synth Kit, where you build your own analog synth.
	12:51pm common: indeed.
	12:55pm Chris from DC: Sphere, LittleBits is pretty cool. Interesting filtered through a Microbrute too.
	12:57pm sphere: @ Chris thanks! might give it a try sometime.
	12:59pm steve: if you want a fun toy to play with an have $150 bucks, the littleBits synth kit is a good price for an intro to generic synth noodling.
	1:01pm Whosondephone: you're tempting me right now sphere!
	1:09pm DCE: great sounds
	1:09pm Sem Chumbo: going very deep down on this, sooooo good, B.
	1:13pm P-90: @sphere, steve, whosondephone, etc.: Moog now sells an excellent little built-it-yourself analog synth, the Werkstatt-01. It was originally the project designed for the synth building workshop given at the "Moogfest" convention, but its such a nifty, really usable starter analog synth that musicians wound up recording and performing with it, so they've marketed it through Moog dealerships. Worth checking out.
	1:17pm adrian in mpls: as much as i'm enjoying this, i would enjoy it even more if our internet at work would STOP INTERMITTENTLY CUTTING OUT
	1:19pm Whosondephone: It's nice to finally hear your show without my boss interrupting it.
	1:24pm coelacanth: fire your boss. he/she's just screwing things up.
	1:24pm BriJet: Hoiiiii
	1:25pm common: i'm taking notes, p-90
	1:25pm coelacanth: P-90 i'm watching,listening to the demo video for that moog,whilst listening to Bryce.
	1:29pm stefica: how nice and bell-y!
	1:30pm P-90: @coelacanth: It's way cool, isn't it? the Littlebits Synth kit costs about half as much, but the Werkstatt is like a real Moog synthesizer, and the perfect analog synth for teaching how they work and what they can do.
	1:31pm Bryce: hiyiii
	1:34pm Carmichael: Uton. Sounds like udon. Now I'm hungry.
	1:37pm steve: theres a lot to like about the littleBits Korg, Werkstatt, Bleep Labs, etc. but i can't hang with spending hundreds of dollars on gear with exposed circuit boards, flimsy little jumper pin connectors, no standard way to interface with Midi and CV. this stuff will die if it leaves your studio and significantly more robust products that could last a lifetime are just a little bit more $$$. i used to be pcb design contractor for one of the aforementioned companies, ive spent a lot of time with this stuff. i'll take an Arturia, C&G Pocket Piano, Korg Volcas, a used Micromoog or other similar priced underappreciated 70s/80s synth, or even a little Meeblip over any of em.
	1:45pm P-90: @steve: OK, the Arturia is a sturdy, road-worthy piece (WITH a keyboard) at an unbeatable price, but is the Moog really that flimsy? It's been reviewed as solid enough to be usable in the studio and at gigs...?
	1:48pm nic: love this !!!
	1:48pm Chris from DC: Yeah, this really is great.
	1:49pm fred: @steve: I don't play them myself, but I have a fondness for some of these 80s synths. I know someone who uses a Teisco from that era, and I really love some of its sounds
	1:51pm common: good to know, steve!
	1:53pm coelacanth: hear a jake brake!
	1:59pm steve: yes. the jumper wire thing which is the patching system for the Werkstatt is just hook up wire headers made for prototyping. its gonna snap and get stuck in there. you can already see it bending in Moogs promo photos. you bend that enough, it snaps. inside your $300 synth.
	2:00pm P-90: Photography is permitted but DON'T leave the vehicle
	2:02pm P-90: @steve: Thanks for the professional perspective. It's still a cool kit to build at home and learn analog synths from the inside out, right?
	2:02pm steve: sorry... no more synth ranting from me
	2:03pm coelacanth: ive never used a synthesiser or computer for my noise (unless you count a 1991 casio keyboard,or the digital effects of my recorder) but it looks fun. I'd like to use one to process outside,analogue sounds. ...i'd only get one if a decent used one comes my way ,cheap. ..or if i win a lottery.
	2:07pm coelacanth: yes you can prove it!..And you DO!
	2:07pm sphere: thanks steve for the info. :)
	2:09pm DCE: you do no-input mixer stuff, coelacanth? my friend was showing me some nice drones he was making. Just turn it on and let it run.
	2:13pm Bryce: get a telharmonium!
	2:14pm DCE: oooh, my Don Harper Cold Worlds 180gm vinyl just showed up! it's like Christmas around here.
	2:15pm steve: P-90 - yes, its a good intro. its just that those jumpers, they're so flimsy... its appalling.
	2:17pm coelacanth: DCE i'm sorry- i'm oblivious enough to not know what that means!..But i think it's more the opposite. i use "field" recordings & "play" instruments,and things; and use the effects in my 8-track recorder.( & 3 pedals)
	2:21pm DCE: well, it is what it sounds like, and you don't need anything other than a small mixer, some cables, and some effects pedals. Just use one of your Outs from the mixer, chain some effects, and then go back IN to a channel. Experiment!
	2:21pm Andrew Waterloo: Do they give you those coloured crocodile clip jumpers? Those are appalling!
	2:26pm coelacanth: That would be a blast,DCE! I know i've liked music that was made that way,too. Bryce,funny you mention the telharmonium; it's on the top of my shopping list!
	2:33pm Carmichael: Sounds like the Indians are attacking with mortars and automatic weaponry.
	2:34pm coelacanth: actually at the top of my list would be an old mellotron,a hurdy gurdy (which i would modify),and some giant chimes. Okay i'm going to find (& eat) some udon!(now that i've eaten uton.) Thank you Bryce. Thank you Brycelets for some education. Ciao.
	2:36pm steve: im wondering when the original Electronic Sackbut will show up on eBay
	2:41pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	2:42pm common: i want a steel cello! www.youtube.com...
	2:43pm doca: @Bryce: what do you mom used to think of the music you heard when you were growing up? Assuming you already heard something like this By the way, I could extend this question to every person on the comment board.
	2:45pm nic: this is so great love it !!!!!!
	2:45pm bill: man this is creepy
	2:46pm doca: This is great...and creepy. And I'm glad I'm hearing it on headphones.
	2:46pm steve: i have to look up whatever this madness we're listening to is
	2:46pm steve: can you just imagine a world in which we're all casually saying Mini Sackbut instead of Mini Moog
	2:48pm coelacanth: crap. i can't leave. this is too good!..but i'm so hungry!
	2:48pm common: yes steve. yes i can!
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: @doca: my mother didn't get Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Sexually Aroused Gas Mask anymore than I did at the time, but I bought Weasels Ripped My Flesh, and she never would have. That's an answer, of a kind. @Bryce: thanks for today's show, mucho.
	2:50pm fred: @doca; I was a latecomer to this music. My mom never got to hear anything weirder than Kate Bush from my room
	2:52pm bill: blow your harmonica, son
	2:52pm DCE: my folks got me started with Pink Floyd and the Moody Blues, but nothing weirder than that.
	2:54pm doca: Yeah, my folks had a lot of patience when I lived with them. Anyway, they had their share of weird stuff. I'm dreading the fact I wasn't 15 when I first listened to this show, though. It would have impressed them.
	2:54pm doca: @Bryce: many thanks! Your show is always amazing
	2:55pm DCE: great music, great conversations today. this place is boss.
	2:55pm adrian in mpls: i was a bit lucky, my mom and dad used to play lots of king crimson, bowie, kraftwerk, the occasional amon duul 2 when i was growing up -- and, plenty of Floyd, Zep, Moody Blues, etc. "Elephant Talk" is my earliest musical memory, actually.
	2:55pm coelacanth: when i got into "punk rock" my mom was not a happy camper. That never changed until after i moved out. I think she'd like a lot of what i like now,though she'd hate much more of it....and i doubt she'd like what i create.
	2:56pm doca: "they had their share of weird stuff" as in "I made they listen to things they probably wouldn't think is music"
	2:56pm DCE: yeah come to think of it the folks did spin "Autobahn" and some Tomita records in the mid-70s quite a bit
	2:57pm doca: @adrian: your folks were pretty avant
	2:57pm DCE: mom & dad's analog synth fad of 1974...sigh...
	2:57pm common: man, you guys are lucky. my dad played a lot of great jazz, but my mom is born again and would listen to contemporary christian muck.
	2:57pm Bryce: thanks, y'all! nice to see you!
	2:57pm DCE: ...I can almost hear the plaid pants now...
	2:58pm adrian in mpls: @doca - they were pretty cool. they wouldn't let me go to shows by myself in Detroit as a teen, so they would take me to see Sonic Youth, Fugazi (!!!), etc.
	2:58pm nic: totally great thx bryce !!!
	2:59pm common: thanks bryce and everyone!
	3:00pm adrian in mpls: thanks bryce -- another delightful friday!
	3:00pm Ike: Goddammit, that was a cool show.
	3:01pm coelacanth: Thank you again Bryce; and yes- Great board conversation here! Hi Kurt. Bye Kurt! (sorry!)
	5:46pm Don S: Dang, Bryce, you turned me on to Jani Christou today.

Bryce: Playlist from August 15, 2014

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August 15, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Brast Burn	Debon part 1 "Debon part 1" by "Brast Burn"	Debon	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Severed Heads	Brassiere, In Rome "Brassiere, In Rome" by "Severed Heads"	Since the Accident	0:23:05 (Pop-up)
Matt Krefting	Waldemar "Waldemar" by "Matt Krefting"	Lymph Est	0:31:11 (Pop-up)
Christoph Heeman	[track 8] "[track 8]" by "Christoph Heeman"	The Rings of Saturn	0:36:53 (Pop-up)
Tetsuo Inoue	Q-Tip "Q-Tip" by "Tetsuo Inoue"	Psycho Acoustic	0:50:03 (Pop-up)

Tetsuo Inoure & Andrew Deutschi	Magic Animal Language	Field Tracker	0:56:43 (Pop-up)
Limpe Fuchs	Nur "Nur" by "Limpe Fuchs"	Nur Mar Mus	1:13:15 (Pop-up)
Peter Van Riper	"Peter Van Riper"	Direct Contact	1:19:03 (Pop-up)
Uton	[track 3] "[track 3]" by "Uton"	We're Only In It for the Spirit	1:26:33 (Pop-up)
Hitoshi Kojo	Star Grazing "Star Grazing" by "Hitoshi Kojo"	Omnimoment	1:35:21 (Pop-up)
Jean-Luc Hérelle	Forest of Giant Sequoyas of Later Jurassic	Le monde des dinosaurs	1:45:31 (Pop-up)

Musikautomatika	Musikautomatika "Musikautomatika" by "Musikautomatika"	[side A]	2:00:58 (Pop-up)
Jani Christou	Mysterion "Mysterion" by "Jani Christou"	vol. III	2:20:57 (Pop-up)
Günter Müller & Lê Quan Ninh	La voyelle y	La Voyelle Liquide	2:46:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:14pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Afternoon Bryce:-)
	12:14pm bill: hit the grit!
	12:15pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bryce. Got my full attention right off the bat. Quel programming!
	12:15pm doca: Hey, Bryce
	12:16pm adrian in mpls: Hi Bryce!
	12:16pm Jesse K: morning Bryce!
	12:18pm Carmichael: Hey there, ol' Brycey boy!
	12:19pm DCE: it is good to hear your selections on my computer, Bryce.
	12:21pm sphere: greetings Bryce & co.
	12:21pm steve: hey you people!
	12:21pm common: BRYCE! peoples!
	12:22pm Bryce: hrllr
	12:26pm Bayta: I like this. A lot.
	12:26pm sphere: Brast Burn is awesome.
	12:27pm adrian in mpls: this is doing it for me!
	12:27pm DCE: it was "pre-clickied" for me. So yes, I have liked it at some point, and I love it now.
	12:27pm Carmichael: Don't know whether to dance, march or meditate.
	12:29pm Philthy woman: I wish I could stay in this chant groove, but I gotta get to work, Ill try n take with in my head...thanks Bryce
	12:31pm Bryce: :)
	12:31pm steve: hallelujah
	12:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAY. Was just hooting about this reissue elsewhere. A lovely thing.
	12:32pm coelacanth: howdy!
	12:32pm common: philthy woman! this is grand!
	12:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Love how this track unfurls at the end..
	12:32pm Philthy woman: hahaha -I was just thinking about Brassieres!
	12:34pm Captain Sunday: drifting. drifting. adrift
	12:34pm Philthy woman: Hi and Bye Common! off to paint the balcon at 1022. Have fun!
	12:34pm steve: WANT. i did pick up the Dead Eyes Opened re ish a couple weeks ago
	12:40pm DCE: yeah, I'm finding a lot of reissues lately and anticipating a lot of purchases soon. Which is OK cuz I haven't bought much this summer.
	12:40pm common: see ya, philthy! have fun with paints!
	12:41pm DCE: ...if you don't count the Arturia MiniBrute...
	12:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: that minibrute looks like a fun one.
	12:43pm nic: been great so far !!!
	12:44pm DCE: haven't had much time to get to know it yet, but I will say, you can't just plug it in and expect it to make nice sounds. Gotta really meld with it. I think.
	12:48pm common: man, i want one of those, dce
	12:49pm DCE: that's the first step, common!
	12:50pm sphere: i've always been tempted by the littleBits/KORG Synth Kit, where you build your own analog synth.
	12:51pm common: indeed.
	12:55pm Chris from DC: Sphere, LittleBits is pretty cool. Interesting filtered through a Microbrute too.
	12:57pm sphere: @ Chris thanks! might give it a try sometime.
	12:59pm steve: if you want a fun toy to play with an have $150 bucks, the littleBits synth kit is a good price for an intro to generic synth noodling.
	1:01pm Whosondephone: you're tempting me right now sphere!
	1:09pm DCE: great sounds
	1:09pm Sem Chumbo: going very deep down on this, sooooo good, B.
	1:13pm P-90: @sphere, steve, whosondephone, etc.: Moog now sells an excellent little built-it-yourself analog synth, the Werkstatt-01. It was originally the project designed for the synth building workshop given at the "Moogfest" convention, but its such a nifty, really usable starter analog synth that musicians wound up recording and performing with it, so they've marketed it through Moog dealerships. Worth checking out.
	1:17pm adrian in mpls: as much as i'm enjoying this, i would enjoy it even more if our internet at work would STOP INTERMITTENTLY CUTTING OUT
	1:19pm Whosondephone: It's nice to finally hear your show without my boss interrupting it.
	1:24pm coelacanth: fire your boss. he/she's just screwing things up.
	1:24pm BriJet: Hoiiiii
	1:25pm common: i'm taking notes, p-90
	1:25pm coelacanth: P-90 i'm watching,listening to the demo video for that moog,whilst listening to Bryce.
	1:29pm stefica: how nice and bell-y!
	1:30pm P-90: @coelacanth: It's way cool, isn't it? the Littlebits Synth kit costs about half as much, but the Werkstatt is like a real Moog synthesizer, and the perfect analog synth for teaching how they work and what they can do.
	1:31pm Bryce: hiyiii
	1:34pm Carmichael: Uton. Sounds like udon. Now I'm hungry.
	1:37pm steve: theres a lot to like about the littleBits Korg, Werkstatt, Bleep Labs, etc. but i can't hang with spending hundreds of dollars on gear with exposed circuit boards, flimsy little jumper pin connectors, no standard way to interface with Midi and CV. this stuff will die if it leaves your studio and significantly more robust products that could last a lifetime are just a little bit more $$$. i used to be pcb design contractor for one of the aforementioned companies, ive spent a lot of time with this stuff. i'll take an Arturia, C&G Pocket Piano, Korg Volcas, a used Micromoog or other similar priced underappreciated 70s/80s synth, or even a little Meeblip over any of em.
	1:45pm P-90: @steve: OK, the Arturia is a sturdy, road-worthy piece (WITH a keyboard) at an unbeatable price, but is the Moog really that flimsy? It's been reviewed as solid enough to be usable in the studio and at gigs...?
	1:48pm nic: love this !!!
	1:48pm Chris from DC: Yeah, this really is great.
	1:49pm fred: @steve: I don't play them myself, but I have a fondness for some of these 80s synths. I know someone who uses a Teisco from that era, and I really love some of its sounds
	1:51pm common: good to know, steve!
	1:53pm coelacanth: hear a jake brake!
	1:59pm steve: yes. the jumper wire thing which is the patching system for the Werkstatt is just hook up wire headers made for prototyping. its gonna snap and get stuck in there. you can already see it bending in Moogs promo photos. you bend that enough, it snaps. inside your $300 synth.
	2:00pm P-90: Photography is permitted but DON'T leave the vehicle
	2:02pm P-90: @steve: Thanks for the professional perspective. It's still a cool kit to build at home and learn analog synths from the inside out, right?
	2:02pm steve: sorry... no more synth ranting from me
	2:03pm coelacanth: ive never used a synthesiser or computer for my noise (unless you count a 1991 casio keyboard,or the digital effects of my recorder) but it looks fun. I'd like to use one to process outside,analogue sounds. ...i'd only get one if a decent used one comes my way ,cheap. ..or if i win a lottery.
	2:07pm coelacanth: yes you can prove it!..And you DO!
	2:07pm sphere: thanks steve for the info. :)
	2:09pm DCE: you do no-input mixer stuff, coelacanth? my friend was showing me some nice drones he was making. Just turn it on and let it run.
	2:13pm Bryce: get a telharmonium!
	2:14pm DCE: oooh, my Don Harper Cold Worlds 180gm vinyl just showed up! it's like Christmas around here.
	2:15pm steve: P-90 - yes, its a good intro. its just that those jumpers, they're so flimsy... its appalling.
	2:17pm coelacanth: DCE i'm sorry- i'm oblivious enough to not know what that means!..But i think it's more the opposite. i use "field" recordings & "play" instruments,and things; and use the effects in my 8-track recorder.( & 3 pedals)
	2:21pm DCE: well, it is what it sounds like, and you don't need anything other than a small mixer, some cables, and some effects pedals. Just use one of your Outs from the mixer, chain some effects, and then go back IN to a channel. Experiment!
	2:21pm Andrew Waterloo: Do they give you those coloured crocodile clip jumpers? Those are appalling!
	2:26pm coelacanth: That would be a blast,DCE! I know i've liked music that was made that way,too. Bryce,funny you mention the telharmonium; it's on the top of my shopping list!
	2:33pm Carmichael: Sounds like the Indians are attacking with mortars and automatic weaponry.
	2:34pm coelacanth: actually at the top of my list would be an old mellotron,a hurdy gurdy (which i would modify),and some giant chimes. Okay i'm going to find (& eat) some udon!(now that i've eaten uton.) Thank you Bryce. Thank you Brycelets for some education. Ciao.
	2:36pm steve: im wondering when the original Electronic Sackbut will show up on eBay
	2:41pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	2:42pm common: i want a steel cello! www.youtube.com...
	2:43pm doca: @Bryce: what do you mom used to think of the music you heard when you were growing up? Assuming you already heard something like this By the way, I could extend this question to every person on the comment board.
	2:45pm nic: this is so great love it !!!!!!
	2:45pm bill: man this is creepy
	2:46pm doca: This is great...and creepy. And I'm glad I'm hearing it on headphones.
	2:46pm steve: i have to look up whatever this madness we're listening to is
	2:46pm steve: can you just imagine a world in which we're all casually saying Mini Sackbut instead of Mini Moog
	2:48pm coelacanth: crap. i can't leave. this is too good!..but i'm so hungry!
	2:48pm common: yes steve. yes i can!
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: @doca: my mother didn't get Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Sexually Aroused Gas Mask anymore than I did at the time, but I bought Weasels Ripped My Flesh, and she never would have. That's an answer, of a kind. @Bryce: thanks for today's show, mucho.
	2:50pm fred: @doca; I was a latecomer to this music. My mom never got to hear anything weirder than Kate Bush from my room
	2:52pm bill: blow your harmonica, son
	2:52pm DCE: my folks got me started with Pink Floyd and the Moody Blues, but nothing weirder than that.
	2:54pm doca: Yeah, my folks had a lot of patience when I lived with them. Anyway, they had their share of weird stuff. I'm dreading the fact I wasn't 15 when I first listened to this show, though. It would have impressed them.
	2:54pm doca: @Bryce: many thanks! Your show is always amazing
	2:55pm DCE: great music, great conversations today. this place is boss.
	2:55pm adrian in mpls: i was a bit lucky, my mom and dad used to play lots of king crimson, bowie, kraftwerk, the occasional amon duul 2 when i was growing up -- and, plenty of Floyd, Zep, Moody Blues, etc. "Elephant Talk" is my earliest musical memory, actually.
	2:55pm coelacanth: when i got into "punk rock" my mom was not a happy camper. That never changed until after i moved out. I think she'd like a lot of what i like now,though she'd hate much more of it....and i doubt she'd like what i create.
	2:56pm doca: "they had their share of weird stuff" as in "I made they listen to things they probably wouldn't think is music"
	2:56pm DCE: yeah come to think of it the folks did spin "Autobahn" and some Tomita records in the mid-70s quite a bit
	2:57pm doca: @adrian: your folks were pretty avant
	2:57pm DCE: mom & dad's analog synth fad of 1974...sigh...
	2:57pm common: man, you guys are lucky. my dad played a lot of great jazz, but my mom is born again and would listen to contemporary christian muck.
	2:57pm Bryce: thanks, y'all! nice to see you!
	2:57pm DCE: ...I can almost hear the plaid pants now...
	2:58pm adrian in mpls: @doca - they were pretty cool. they wouldn't let me go to shows by myself in Detroit as a teen, so they would take me to see Sonic Youth, Fugazi (!!!), etc.
	2:58pm nic: totally great thx bryce !!!
	2:59pm common: thanks bryce and everyone!
	3:00pm adrian in mpls: thanks bryce -- another delightful friday!
	3:00pm Ike: Goddammit, that was a cool show.
	3:01pm coelacanth: Thank you again Bryce; and yes- Great board conversation here! Hi Kurt. Bye Kurt! (sorry!)
	5:46pm Don S: Dang, Bryce, you turned me on to Jani Christou today.

Bryce: Playlist from August 15, 2014

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