WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from January 1, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:12pm fred: Happy new year Bryce
	12:14pm George of Troy: Hey Bryce! Happy new year, gang.
	12:14pm Bryce: hey, fred, george! happy notlastyear!
	12:22pm crateslinger: Ha! Ever read an e-mail for the second time a week later and realize you don't have to work on New Year's Day because the client wants something "the week of Jan 4" instead of Monday morning? That just happened. See ya!
	12:23pm crateslinger: See ya on the radio that is. Bryce love your show. Happy New Year!
	12:25pm Bryce: ahhhh, new year's miracle! thanks, crateslinger :)
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy New Year, Brycefans! 2016 = 32 * 9 * 7 (or 2*5 3*2 7)
	12:31pm Bryce: wfmu: the lowest common denominator
	12:35pm steve: happy new ears!
	12:37pm Bryce: hey!
	12:37pm Bryce: wait, not logged in.....is the cart dosaing?!
	12:39pm annie: :) i sent you an email...
	12:39pm BriJet: Happy New Year!
	12:41pm Bryce: hey, annie, hey brijet! :) oh cool, i'll check! i don't stick my head into the fmu email account too often. bad boy......
	12:43pm annie: it's fine bryce, i sent you something describing some music you might be interested in.. you were the first one i thought of
	12:44pm steve: Nah he's off today, looks like im going to kati roll company instead
	1:08pm DJ Guy: Great show Bryce! These bleep bloops are really soothing my soul
	1:10pm Chris M.: happy new year!
	1:11pm Bryce: hey, guy, chris! happy new year! i think i'm gonna just stretch and crack my back for the first two months
	1:14pm from Quebec: This is so great! (as was SG, loud on headset)
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HEY, Bayle-r!
	1:15pm Ike: Oops, I got lavender oil on the window.
	1:18pm Bryce: hey, guys. goood morning, year ike, that always happens to me too
	1:20pm BriJet: Cupuder?
	1:22pm Bryce: bloop
	1:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Criminal puns aside, haven't heard this Bayle yet. Lovely bunch of thing.
	1:30pm Bryce: i know, right? oh man, the other bit on the cd is a companion piece, same sonic world. one my favorite bayle. i wonder if these cds are still gettable...?
	1:36pm doca: Happy New Year, Bryce and Brycelings
	1:38pm Bryce: hey! happy new year, doca
	1:40pm fred: That's a stellar Ferrari piece right there, grittier than usual too
	1:42pm Guido from Cologne: Happy New Year Bryce & people!
	1:42pm Bryce: hey, guido! happy new year :)
	1:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: what Fred said. the delay-ed guitar murmurs bring the mellower early AshRaTempel to mind. this is the first FMU dose I've had since before xmas break; easing back to reality in style.
	1:46pm George of Troy: Last year I was lucky enough to track down a copy of the massive 12 CD Bayle box that INA-GRM released a while back. It's really an amazing selection of music.
	1:49pm Bryce: oh, cool! brian turner, god bless him, somehow managed to snarf a copy for the fmu library. ferrari sure left behind a body of work. bless him too. that and the giant parmegiani box set will keep me going for a while after the gulf stream reverses and society collapses.
	1:50pm fred: @RTD: when Bryce is easing you back to reality, you know you're living right
	1:50pm Michele: HI BRYCE!
	1:50pm steve: anyone read any good music-related books in 2015?
	1:51pm Bryce: hey, michele! remote happy new year's hug! :)
	1:53pm Guido from Cologne: i read a plenty, but they weren't published in 2015
	1:54pm doca: What did you read, @Guido? And BTW, happy new year!
	1:55pm Guido from Cologne: Éphémère sounds like a Riley/Frippertronics-style Tape-/Loop-construction.
	1:55pm Bryce: hey steve, when you're finished with musimathics.... www.amazon.com... (the reviews, lol)
	1:56pm fred: @steve: Two Dust To Digital releases came with enlightening books: The Ola Belle Reed one and Folksongs of Another America. The music is amazing too
	1:57pm Guido from Cologne: Well, among the English language books was Janis Ian's auto-biograph, which really reads like a novel. I'm fan of just her "teenage"/60ies albums. But I "swallowed" the book.
	1:58pm doca: I've read David Grubbs' "Records ruin the landscape", about recording and the avant-garde scene in the 60s. Great book. He writes as good as he plays and composes.
	1:59pm steve: hahaha "The book as a whole basically makes no sense"
	2:00pm steve: thanks Bryce this looks entertaining
	2:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fred @1:50 -- agreed profoundly. That, and much coffee. Not unlike that photo over there...
	2:01pm Guido from Cologne: Two books from the " Labels Unlimited" series: Rough Trade and Immediate. Both great, with a lot of history I didn't know. the Immediate in particular was enlightening. Great storytelling.
	2:05pm Ike: Be sure to make that Amazon link benefit WFMU: smile.amazon.com... (Choose "Auricle Communications" which is the sinister world-conquering organization that controls WFMU.)
	2:09pm fred: @RTD: That picture looks like the kind of coffee cup I should have at work, but my desk is too small. I'm not a doctor, and they take these things seriously here
	2:09pm P-90: Me LOVE sinister world-conquering organizations!
	2:10pm Bryce: to be clear, auricle communications is a shell corporation operated by the pantagenet bloodline
	2:12pm Ike: Well, duh
	2:16pm P-90: You mean "Plantagenet", right? Or is there another ruthless dynasty with almost the same name? Also: loving this Luc, those 12-string guitar textures were like the icing on the sonic cake. This feedbacky part must be the cherry.
	2:20pm Bryce: sorry, i get a little nervous mentioning auricle communications.
	2:20pm Bryce: MY SKIN!! UYW#U(5i8rt4yt893485689568979074uu6tdru5678
	2:21pm fred: I don't even feel stupid clapping to my computer anymore. I'm getting used to Bryce's show
	2:27pm P-90: @Bryce: Thanks for the heads-up on Ernest McClaine. Intriguing. And a little scary.
	2:30pm Ike: Clappy New Year, Fred?
	2:33pm fred: @Ike: that works
	2:33pm totally out of the blue: is the old website gone or is there a mirror somewhere?
	2:34pm Linda Lee: love the sounds today Bryce! Happy New Year to you!
	2:40pm P-90: McClain's earlier, foundational, seemingly-more-accessible-at-first-glance "Pythagorean Plato" is available as a pdf at his site: http://www.ernestmcclain.net/Plato_OPTIMIZED.pdf
	2:40pm Bryce: hey, linda, thanks! happy new year :) tootb: not sure if there's a mirror of the web 1.7 home page! so far, tho, it's pretty much the same otherwise
	2:43pm Bryce: oh wow, mr. McC has a website? i actually have The Myth of Invariance, and....as it says on the tin, it's indeed like trying to push your keys & wallet into the middle of a granite boulder
	2:44pm totally out of the blue: @Bryce: sometimes websites leave a functioning old version intact somewhere, but I guess WFMU does not. I'm asking because I find it hard to navigate, I tend to safari hunt the hamburger menus for the links I seek, and the current playlist link's JS is broken it does nothing, even tho I have JS activated.
	2:45pm totally out of the blue: oh, I guess I have to deactivate my popup blocker. seriously? popups?
	2:47pm totally out of the blue: ah, no it's not a popup, sorry. but I thought the playlist reloads in the background when I click PLAYLIST & COMMENTS. It was auto-reload, that got me.
	2:48pm fred: @tootb: I think Ken would be very receptive to any comments about what you could do and no longer can on the station's site. Bugs happen, tell him and chances are this will get fixed
	2:50pm totally out of the blue: really? does the bad experience of one downer matter? I doubt it...
	2:53pm Bryce: ahhhh, the autoreload.... but yeah! there definitely are plennnnty of kinks still being worked out. it's absolutely a work in progress. feedback does get listened to! ain't exactly clearchannel around here :)
	2:56pm totally out of the blue: thanks for listening. for what it's worth, I find it extremely hard to navigate. it could be autism on my part that causes me to fail to get around on the main page or it really is bloated and cluttered now. you pick.
	2:58pm Bryce: happy new year, all! see you next week......
	2:58pm fred: @tootb: if there's a better way, he'll tell you. If there isn't, he'll make sure there's one soon. Either way, I think he'll welcome your feedback
	2:59pm P-90: Thanks and Happy 2016, Bryce
	9:55pm Brian in New Orleans: Happy New Year from a big fan in New Orleans. Today' show might b one of the best I have ever heard on woofmoo.....from beginning to end!

Bryce: Playlist from January 1, 2016

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January 1, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Sofia Gubaidulina	Introitus: Concerto for Piano and Chamber Orchestra	Solo Piano Works	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sofia Gubaidulina	Offertorium "Offertorium" by "Sofia Gubaidulina"	Offertorium	0:23:01 (Pop-up)

François Bayle	Toupie dans le ciel	Erosphère: Tremblement de terre très doux / Toupie dans le ciel	0:59:52 (Pop-up)
Luc Ferrari	Éphémère II "Éphémère II" by "Luc Ferrari"	Éphémère I & II	1:25:39 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Et après... "Et après..." by "Bernard Parmegiani"	Pop'eclectic	2:16:56 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	La rivière endormie		2:28:51 (Pop-up)
Martin Tétreault	Relachement / Abandon	La nuit où j'ai dit non	2:36:59 (Pop-up)
Tom Recchion	Flying Weather / Free of Ice	Chaotica	2:52:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:12pm fred: Happy new year Bryce
	12:14pm George of Troy: Hey Bryce! Happy new year, gang.
	12:14pm Bryce: hey, fred, george! happy notlastyear!
	12:22pm crateslinger: Ha! Ever read an e-mail for the second time a week later and realize you don't have to work on New Year's Day because the client wants something "the week of Jan 4" instead of Monday morning? That just happened. See ya!
	12:23pm crateslinger: See ya on the radio that is. Bryce love your show. Happy New Year!
	12:25pm Bryce: ahhhh, new year's miracle! thanks, crateslinger :)
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy New Year, Brycefans! 2016 = 32 * 9 * 7 (or 2*5 3*2 7)
	12:31pm Bryce: wfmu: the lowest common denominator
	12:35pm steve: happy new ears!
	12:37pm Bryce: hey!
	12:37pm Bryce: wait, not logged in.....is the cart dosaing?!
	12:39pm annie: :) i sent you an email...
	12:39pm BriJet: Happy New Year!
	12:41pm Bryce: hey, annie, hey brijet! :) oh cool, i'll check! i don't stick my head into the fmu email account too often. bad boy......
	12:43pm annie: it's fine bryce, i sent you something describing some music you might be interested in.. you were the first one i thought of
	12:44pm steve: Nah he's off today, looks like im going to kati roll company instead
	1:08pm DJ Guy: Great show Bryce! These bleep bloops are really soothing my soul
	1:10pm Chris M.: happy new year!
	1:11pm Bryce: hey, guy, chris! happy new year! i think i'm gonna just stretch and crack my back for the first two months
	1:14pm from Quebec: This is so great! (as was SG, loud on headset)
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HEY, Bayle-r!
	1:15pm Ike: Oops, I got lavender oil on the window.
	1:18pm Bryce: hey, guys. goood morning, year ike, that always happens to me too
	1:20pm BriJet: Cupuder?
	1:22pm Bryce: bloop
	1:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Criminal puns aside, haven't heard this Bayle yet. Lovely bunch of thing.
	1:30pm Bryce: i know, right? oh man, the other bit on the cd is a companion piece, same sonic world. one my favorite bayle. i wonder if these cds are still gettable...?
	1:36pm doca: Happy New Year, Bryce and Brycelings
	1:38pm Bryce: hey! happy new year, doca
	1:40pm fred: That's a stellar Ferrari piece right there, grittier than usual too
	1:42pm Guido from Cologne: Happy New Year Bryce & people!
	1:42pm Bryce: hey, guido! happy new year :)
	1:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: what Fred said. the delay-ed guitar murmurs bring the mellower early AshRaTempel to mind. this is the first FMU dose I've had since before xmas break; easing back to reality in style.
	1:46pm George of Troy: Last year I was lucky enough to track down a copy of the massive 12 CD Bayle box that INA-GRM released a while back. It's really an amazing selection of music.
	1:49pm Bryce: oh, cool! brian turner, god bless him, somehow managed to snarf a copy for the fmu library. ferrari sure left behind a body of work. bless him too. that and the giant parmegiani box set will keep me going for a while after the gulf stream reverses and society collapses.
	1:50pm fred: @RTD: when Bryce is easing you back to reality, you know you're living right
	1:50pm Michele: HI BRYCE!
	1:50pm steve: anyone read any good music-related books in 2015?
	1:51pm Bryce: hey, michele! remote happy new year's hug! :)
	1:53pm Guido from Cologne: i read a plenty, but they weren't published in 2015
	1:54pm doca: What did you read, @Guido? And BTW, happy new year!
	1:55pm Guido from Cologne: Éphémère sounds like a Riley/Frippertronics-style Tape-/Loop-construction.
	1:55pm Bryce: hey steve, when you're finished with musimathics.... www.amazon.com... (the reviews, lol)
	1:56pm fred: @steve: Two Dust To Digital releases came with enlightening books: The Ola Belle Reed one and Folksongs of Another America. The music is amazing too
	1:57pm Guido from Cologne: Well, among the English language books was Janis Ian's auto-biograph, which really reads like a novel. I'm fan of just her "teenage"/60ies albums. But I "swallowed" the book.
	1:58pm doca: I've read David Grubbs' "Records ruin the landscape", about recording and the avant-garde scene in the 60s. Great book. He writes as good as he plays and composes.
	1:59pm steve: hahaha "The book as a whole basically makes no sense"
	2:00pm steve: thanks Bryce this looks entertaining
	2:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fred @1:50 -- agreed profoundly. That, and much coffee. Not unlike that photo over there...
	2:01pm Guido from Cologne: Two books from the " Labels Unlimited" series: Rough Trade and Immediate. Both great, with a lot of history I didn't know. the Immediate in particular was enlightening. Great storytelling.
	2:05pm Ike: Be sure to make that Amazon link benefit WFMU: smile.amazon.com... (Choose "Auricle Communications" which is the sinister world-conquering organization that controls WFMU.)
	2:09pm fred: @RTD: That picture looks like the kind of coffee cup I should have at work, but my desk is too small. I'm not a doctor, and they take these things seriously here
	2:09pm P-90: Me LOVE sinister world-conquering organizations!
	2:10pm Bryce: to be clear, auricle communications is a shell corporation operated by the pantagenet bloodline
	2:12pm Ike: Well, duh
	2:16pm P-90: You mean "Plantagenet", right? Or is there another ruthless dynasty with almost the same name? Also: loving this Luc, those 12-string guitar textures were like the icing on the sonic cake. This feedbacky part must be the cherry.
	2:20pm Bryce: sorry, i get a little nervous mentioning auricle communications.
	2:20pm Bryce: MY SKIN!! UYW#U(5i8rt4yt893485689568979074uu6tdru5678
	2:21pm fred: I don't even feel stupid clapping to my computer anymore. I'm getting used to Bryce's show
	2:27pm P-90: @Bryce: Thanks for the heads-up on Ernest McClaine. Intriguing. And a little scary.
	2:30pm Ike: Clappy New Year, Fred?
	2:33pm fred: @Ike: that works
	2:33pm totally out of the blue: is the old website gone or is there a mirror somewhere?
	2:34pm Linda Lee: love the sounds today Bryce! Happy New Year to you!
	2:40pm P-90: McClain's earlier, foundational, seemingly-more-accessible-at-first-glance "Pythagorean Plato" is available as a pdf at his site: http://www.ernestmcclain.net/Plato_OPTIMIZED.pdf
	2:40pm Bryce: hey, linda, thanks! happy new year :) tootb: not sure if there's a mirror of the web 1.7 home page! so far, tho, it's pretty much the same otherwise
	2:43pm Bryce: oh wow, mr. McC has a website? i actually have The Myth of Invariance, and....as it says on the tin, it's indeed like trying to push your keys & wallet into the middle of a granite boulder
	2:44pm totally out of the blue: @Bryce: sometimes websites leave a functioning old version intact somewhere, but I guess WFMU does not. I'm asking because I find it hard to navigate, I tend to safari hunt the hamburger menus for the links I seek, and the current playlist link's JS is broken it does nothing, even tho I have JS activated.
	2:45pm totally out of the blue: oh, I guess I have to deactivate my popup blocker. seriously? popups?
	2:47pm totally out of the blue: ah, no it's not a popup, sorry. but I thought the playlist reloads in the background when I click PLAYLIST & COMMENTS. It was auto-reload, that got me.
	2:48pm fred: @tootb: I think Ken would be very receptive to any comments about what you could do and no longer can on the station's site. Bugs happen, tell him and chances are this will get fixed
	2:50pm totally out of the blue: really? does the bad experience of one downer matter? I doubt it...
	2:53pm Bryce: ahhhh, the autoreload.... but yeah! there definitely are plennnnty of kinks still being worked out. it's absolutely a work in progress. feedback does get listened to! ain't exactly clearchannel around here :)
	2:56pm totally out of the blue: thanks for listening. for what it's worth, I find it extremely hard to navigate. it could be autism on my part that causes me to fail to get around on the main page or it really is bloated and cluttered now. you pick.
	2:58pm Bryce: happy new year, all! see you next week......
	2:58pm fred: @tootb: if there's a better way, he'll tell you. If there isn't, he'll make sure there's one soon. Either way, I think he'll welcome your feedback
	2:59pm P-90: Thanks and Happy 2016, Bryce
	9:55pm Brian in New Orleans: Happy New Year from a big fan in New Orleans. Today' show might b one of the best I have ever heard on woofmoo.....from beginning to end!

Bryce: Playlist from January 1, 2016

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