WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from September 20, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:05pm βrian: Well, let's see where this one goes.
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: Ready for a blender bender
	12:09pm sphere: i predict a rousing time will be had by all.
	12:11pm Krys O.: Goodge afternoob
	12:11pm chresti: Hello punctual blenders!
	12:11pm Bryce: haudi
	12:12pm tim from champaign: Hi Bryce and fellow weird beardos!
	12:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The bearded clerical root-vegetable is now all up in this place.
	12:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Th' Clerge!
	12:19pm Bryce: free jazz musical saw!
	12:22pm tim from champaign: Whoa! I have not heard a free jazz musical saw before. I thought I'd heard it all with Cooper-Moore free jazz balloons....
	12:25pm tim from champaign: If you play the saw you can have a lot of earning potential, Carpenter by day, free jazzbo by night.
	12:26pm Bryce: texas musical saw massacre
	12:28pm karen eliot: good afternoon. really liking this-jazz :)
	12:29pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow listeners
	12:32pm blee: I saw what you did there.
	12:35pm chresti: I think musical saws don't have teeth? You can slice things maybe..
	12:36pm steveo: good, but curious to hear some actual chainsaw jazz, now
	12:36pm Rory: I was a teenage space bot
	12:37pm Carmichael: Hello Bryce and Blender Nation.
	12:39pm Rory: Got my blendy tee on today
	12:45pm sphere: There was a Cuneiform band named Chainsaw Jazz with a former member of the Muffins. www.cuneiformrecords.com...
	12:47pm JakeGould: They transcribe their music on clay tablets?
	12:48pm adrian elaine in mpls: hello everyone! Happy Friday!
	12:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere: indeed. That release is rare as hell. Paul's post-Muffins work has been insanely great, as well...
	12:49pm sphere: @ JakeGound: Cuneiform Records, a primitive yet highly advanced prog label out of Silver Spring, MD.
	12:50pm northguineahills: @Jake: you got to bake the tablets if you want history to remember!
	12:52pm JakeGould: Unless they are issuing music on clay tablets, I don’t care.
	12:53pm KenW: Howdy Bryce, and fellow Marvelous Missed Marbles
	12:54pm sphere: @ Rev - Cuneiform has it in digital form on Bandcamp.
	12:58pm steveo: but do they play chainsaws on it?
	12:58pm northguineahills: @Jake, there are clay recs out there, and pre 1930s, clay was used in the matrix of 78s before shellac.
	12:58pm adrian elaine in mpls: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
	12:59pm Bryce: it's only going to get worse
	1:00pm sphere: @ steveo - alas, no. we are the victims of some false advertising, i think.
	1:02pm adrian elaine in mpls: i like worse
	1:03pm KenW: Wow>LOVING this!!!
	1:05pm Carmichael: I'm guessing this is not the actual Cray twins. They had many talents, but atonal music wasn't one of them.
	1:06pm Bryce: i'd pay these guys protection
	1:07pm Krys O.: My ex had the first release on Cuneiform. en.wikipedia.org...
	1:08pm John from Florham park: @Carmichael like murder and mayhem right
	1:08pm Krys O.: I just realized that I'm on the bonus tracks on that.
	1:12pm steveo: my squid suit brings isolation
	1:12pm sphere: The criminals were the Kray Twins. No C, just K.
	1:13pm Krys O.: The Muffins are on the Recommended Records Sampler: en.wikipedia.org...
	1:14pm Bryce: oh wow, krys, i didn't realize that
	1:15pm nic: love this!!!
	1:15pm Chris from DC: Much respect to Cuneiform.
	1:19pm Bryce: when i was like 14, i heard david borden / mother mallard on npr or something, and it melted my brain. every shopping mall afterwards, i went to each record store and asked if they could get it until someone finally didn't go "mluh?" and was kind enough to track it down somehow. cuneiform cd. just realizing right now that that was the rabbit-hole-opening album for me. huh!
	1:24pm Krys O.: Yeah, tons of great stuff on Cuneiform.
	1:25pm steveo: Cray Twins, exactly what i needed
	1:25pm adrian elaine in mpls: damn, this is so good
	1:33pm northguineahills: this be cray-cray! (what year are we in?)
	1:34pm northguineahills: I found Mother Mallard for $1 at a thrift store, and just bought b/c it had the C-A-G-E piece and synths on it (then again, I was 21)
	1:38pm tim from champaign: Bryce, your Cuneiform special order probably help prevent the Tape World employee from jumping off a bridge. "Finally, a teenager who doesn't want the newest MC Hammer cassingle!"
	1:39pm Bryce: lmaoooo
	1:40pm northguineahills: @tim: I was the teenager who actually bought a MC Hammer cassingle!
	1:41pm Bryce: we've all busted a move now and again
	1:41pm tim from champaign: Ha! It all starts somewhere, ngh!
	1:44pm steveo: If you want it, baby, you got it
	1:45pm KenW: Tremendous set, thanks Bryce!!!!!!!!
	1:47pm mic_channel: Mother Mallard, yeah, I have, I think it's the first album? Self-titled, 1973 on Earthquack records. I got it via mail order from the New Music Distribution Service in hummina, hummina, roundabout mid-70s. And that's my mid-teens story. I would have heard them initially on WXPN out of Philly, which was a pretty amazing station at the time (don't bother now, but back then, heavy rotation of Sun Ra, krautrock, free jazz, spacey electronics, etceterie). Good afternoon!
	1:49pm Rory: I bought Merzbow-Pulse Demon at a Barnes & Noble in early to mid 2000’s. Changed me forever.
	1:51pm sphere: The first Flying Luttenbacher recordings with Hal Russell (lLive at WNUR) got me on the free jazz tip.
	1:53pm sphere: I think the Peach of Immortality CD was my first pure noise experience.
	1:53pm Bryce: there are nmds stickers on tons of records in the fmu library, god bless 'em
	1:55pm mic_channel: I wish I'd kept the old NMDS catalogs. Sigh.
	2:06pm Ike: Gonna steal that station ID and sell it for cash in the Deep Web ASMR marketplace
	2:07pm Bryce: dogecoin
	2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from prolonged absence. Since then, we've gone from a Muffins reference to Peach of Immortality. My hometown be representeded. Still got those Peach releases somewhere..
	2:12pm sphere: @ Rev. - I was born in Rockville, MD :)
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAH! Refugee from Rock Creek Terrace apts (early 1970s) speaking. Lovely boop noises here.
	2:19pm sphere: Woodmont Park representing. :)
	2:19pm Chris from DC: Rock Creek Terrace, just up the street from my old 'hood.
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Toad: last time I saw the place, looked like zero molecules had changed in the last 40+ years.
	2:26pm northguineahills: @sphere:Do you go back there?
	2:27pm Rory: Leprechaun Catering!
	2:28pm Chris from DC: @Rev, ha, I believe it.
	2:29pm chresti: I knew someone from Hagerstown
	2:29pm sphere: @NGH Funny you mention that. I've been living around Baltimore for the last seven years, but I got a new job in Rockville a few months ago so I'm back home right now! lol.
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Brooklyn Park MD boy here. School so tough they taught you how to make license plates in shop class
	2:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: TEN POINTS to PB for the 1978-era Match Game joke.
	2:31pm Phillippe Bastille: I'll take those points!
	2:32pm sphere: Leprechaun Catering is from Baltimore. weird.
	2:33pm Bryce: it's tom boram and jason willett, who runs the excellent true vine record shop there. (and who is also an excellent fellow)
	2:34pm northguineahills: @sphere:Michael Stipe had different advice.
	2:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Saw Boram's solo modular set once ages ago. Inspirational stuff.
	2:35pm sphere: i know jason. he is good people.
	2:36pm Phillippe Bastille: I saw an old episode of one of the Anthony Bourdain travel series and there was a guy from Baltimore treavelling with him named Skizz and it wasn't Skizz Cyzyk. What kind of city produces two guys named Skizz?
	2:36pm nic: super cool!!!
	2:36pm Rory: Amazing!!!
	2:36pm sphere: all throughout college people kept on telling me not to go home. i ignored them. what did they know?
	2:38pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey, even REM told you don't go back to Rockville. I used to work there at Westat
	2:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: There is only one Skizz. The other is a Russian infiltrator or something. Had no idea about Skizz's filmmaking until recently. I knew him from his show with Steve (last name forgotten) on WCVT outta Towson State Univ. Without whom Burried Droog would have received even LESS airplay.
	2:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This set is goddamned peak hooray territory.
	2:41pm tak: peaking since the start..
	2:45pm Rory: @Bryce, I don’t know what else to say other than I fucking love you and your show! Bryce4Life
	2:46pm Bryce: omg you guys are sooooo nice!!! <3
	2:49pm steveo: "Anthony Bourdain comes on and says I need to make a French version of my Hamburger menu so I do one week and the next week it's a Tex Mex version and the next week it's a Vietnamese version, we just keep changing the dishes until someone gives up and tells us to stop," said Skizz.
	2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Rev I think he wrote something for the Sunpapers for a while too. CVT was great. I still remember the moment when I decided that was the only Baltimore station worth listening to on my little choc0late brown clock radio.
	2:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo you're confusing Anthony Bourdain with Guy Fieri
	2:51pm Krys O.: I know Jason Willett. He and I have the same birthday.
	2:51pm nic: oh yes love!!!
	2:52pm Krys O.: Jason and another friend Benb Gallaher were The Jaunties.
	2:53pm Chris from DC: @Phillippe, really, Westat. Did a summer coding documents for them.
	2:53pm adrian elaine in mpls: thanks, Bryce! hope everyone has fun/bonkers weekends!
	2:53pm Krys O.: And Benb Gallaher was in Strobe Talbot with Jad Fair and Mick Hobbs. It's all connected, see.
	2:53pm steveo: I think, to me, being able to cook from scratch is the most useful. You know what the most important thing in the fridge? It would be the canned tomatoes. [LAUGHTER] You know what's cool? You know what? The tomato can. You can pick your own tomatoes. You can pick yours the best way you can. [LAUGHTER]
	2:55pm sphere: I lived within walking distance of Y&T Records, which was interesting in its own way.
	2:55pm Krys O.: Many thanks, Bryce!
	2:55pm northguineahills: danks, Bryce!
	2:55pm sphere: oh no we're done! thanks so much Bryce.
	2:56pm steveo: wonderful programme, thank you bryce
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks you guys! have a happy!
	2:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I think of this show ending in four minutes and I weep. I cry the pathetic, soul-wracking cry of the newly born, suddenly self aware in a world of silent indifference.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: @Chris from DC Small world, eh? I did the same thing, the Family Growth Survey
	2:57pm mic_channel: Thanks again, Bryce!
	2:57pm rsj: waiting to hear this all day, thanks for a perfect show!
	2:57pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce
	2:58pm steveo: hold me, revererend
	2:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'd say we'll get thru this together, but alas. It is all doom now.
	3:00pm Phillippe Bastille: There's a rumoured Monica fill-in next, so there's that.
	3:04pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow boom boom listeners missed last weeks show because I went to a viewing fir an old friend from middle school father

Bryce: Playlist from September 20, 2019

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September 20, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Baden-Baden Free Jazz Orchestra	Ved Soerevatn	Gittin' to Know Y'all	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Contemporary Jazz Quintet	Action # VI	Actions 1966–1967	0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Evan Parker & Lawrence Casserley	The Central Region	Solar WInd	0:20:08 (Pop-up)
Papillon	La cavale des chinois "La cavale des chinois" by "Papillon"	Papillon	0:39:02 (Pop-up)

The Cray Twins	In the Company of Architects	In the Company of Architects	0:50:51 (Pop-up)
Steve Roden / In Be Tween Noise	Of Space Enclosed	Every Color Moving	1:29:09 (Pop-up)
Ursula Bogner	Soloresonanzen "Soloresonanzen" by "Ursula Bogner"	Recordings 1969–1988	1:52:12 (Pop-up)
Philip Sanderson	Under Press of Sail	Reprint	1:57:49 (Pop-up)
Waxy Tomb	Widening Space / Memory Toxin Decay Rate	Imminent Fold	2:03:00 (Pop-up)
Bromp Treb	Concession Theme "Concession Theme" by "Bromp Treb"	Concession Themes	2:06:59 (Pop-up)
33.10.3402	O Tom Potom S.T. "O Tom Potom S.T." by "33.10.3402"	Untitled	2:11:19 (Pop-up)
Leprechaun Catering	Poulet, Poulet-Poulet, Poulet! 2	Kumquats, Lychees	2:17:49 (Pop-up)
SSSS	Nothing But Circulation of Air	Walls, Corridors, Baffles	2:28:42 (Pop-up)
Sadaf	Apparition "Apparition" by "Sadaf"	History of Heat	2:34:29 (Pop-up)
CoH + Cosy Fanni Tutti	Mad "Mad" by "CoH + Cosy Fanni Tutti"	CoH Plays Cosey	2:39:02 (Pop-up)
Carl Stone	Jame Jam "Jame Jam" by "Carl Stone"	Himalaya	2:44:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm βrian: Well, let's see where this one goes.
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: Ready for a blender bender
	12:09pm sphere: i predict a rousing time will be had by all.
	12:11pm Krys O.: Goodge afternoob
	12:11pm chresti: Hello punctual blenders!
	12:11pm Bryce: haudi
	12:12pm tim from champaign: Hi Bryce and fellow weird beardos!
	12:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The bearded clerical root-vegetable is now all up in this place.
	12:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Th' Clerge!
	12:19pm Bryce: free jazz musical saw!
	12:22pm tim from champaign: Whoa! I have not heard a free jazz musical saw before. I thought I'd heard it all with Cooper-Moore free jazz balloons....
	12:25pm tim from champaign: If you play the saw you can have a lot of earning potential, Carpenter by day, free jazzbo by night.
	12:26pm Bryce: texas musical saw massacre
	12:28pm karen eliot: good afternoon. really liking this-jazz :)
	12:29pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow listeners
	12:32pm blee: I saw what you did there.
	12:35pm chresti: I think musical saws don't have teeth? You can slice things maybe..
	12:36pm steveo: good, but curious to hear some actual chainsaw jazz, now
	12:36pm Rory: I was a teenage space bot
	12:37pm Carmichael: Hello Bryce and Blender Nation.
	12:39pm Rory: Got my blendy tee on today
	12:45pm sphere: There was a Cuneiform band named Chainsaw Jazz with a former member of the Muffins. www.cuneiformrecords.com...
	12:47pm JakeGould: They transcribe their music on clay tablets?
	12:48pm adrian elaine in mpls: hello everyone! Happy Friday!
	12:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere: indeed. That release is rare as hell. Paul's post-Muffins work has been insanely great, as well...
	12:49pm sphere: @ JakeGound: Cuneiform Records, a primitive yet highly advanced prog label out of Silver Spring, MD.
	12:50pm northguineahills: @Jake: you got to bake the tablets if you want history to remember!
	12:52pm JakeGould: Unless they are issuing music on clay tablets, I don’t care.
	12:53pm KenW: Howdy Bryce, and fellow Marvelous Missed Marbles
	12:54pm sphere: @ Rev - Cuneiform has it in digital form on Bandcamp.
	12:58pm steveo: but do they play chainsaws on it?
	12:58pm northguineahills: @Jake, there are clay recs out there, and pre 1930s, clay was used in the matrix of 78s before shellac.
	12:58pm adrian elaine in mpls: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
	12:59pm Bryce: it's only going to get worse
	1:00pm sphere: @ steveo - alas, no. we are the victims of some false advertising, i think.
	1:02pm adrian elaine in mpls: i like worse
	1:03pm KenW: Wow>LOVING this!!!
	1:05pm Carmichael: I'm guessing this is not the actual Cray twins. They had many talents, but atonal music wasn't one of them.
	1:06pm Bryce: i'd pay these guys protection
	1:07pm Krys O.: My ex had the first release on Cuneiform. en.wikipedia.org...
	1:08pm John from Florham park: @Carmichael like murder and mayhem right
	1:08pm Krys O.: I just realized that I'm on the bonus tracks on that.
	1:12pm steveo: my squid suit brings isolation
	1:12pm sphere: The criminals were the Kray Twins. No C, just K.
	1:13pm Krys O.: The Muffins are on the Recommended Records Sampler: en.wikipedia.org...
	1:14pm Bryce: oh wow, krys, i didn't realize that
	1:15pm nic: love this!!!
	1:15pm Chris from DC: Much respect to Cuneiform.
	1:19pm Bryce: when i was like 14, i heard david borden / mother mallard on npr or something, and it melted my brain. every shopping mall afterwards, i went to each record store and asked if they could get it until someone finally didn't go "mluh?" and was kind enough to track it down somehow. cuneiform cd. just realizing right now that that was the rabbit-hole-opening album for me. huh!
	1:24pm Krys O.: Yeah, tons of great stuff on Cuneiform.
	1:25pm steveo: Cray Twins, exactly what i needed
	1:25pm adrian elaine in mpls: damn, this is so good
	1:33pm northguineahills: this be cray-cray! (what year are we in?)
	1:34pm northguineahills: I found Mother Mallard for $1 at a thrift store, and just bought b/c it had the C-A-G-E piece and synths on it (then again, I was 21)
	1:38pm tim from champaign: Bryce, your Cuneiform special order probably help prevent the Tape World employee from jumping off a bridge. "Finally, a teenager who doesn't want the newest MC Hammer cassingle!"
	1:39pm Bryce: lmaoooo
	1:40pm northguineahills: @tim: I was the teenager who actually bought a MC Hammer cassingle!
	1:41pm Bryce: we've all busted a move now and again
	1:41pm tim from champaign: Ha! It all starts somewhere, ngh!
	1:44pm steveo: If you want it, baby, you got it
	1:45pm KenW: Tremendous set, thanks Bryce!!!!!!!!
	1:47pm mic_channel: Mother Mallard, yeah, I have, I think it's the first album? Self-titled, 1973 on Earthquack records. I got it via mail order from the New Music Distribution Service in hummina, hummina, roundabout mid-70s. And that's my mid-teens story. I would have heard them initially on WXPN out of Philly, which was a pretty amazing station at the time (don't bother now, but back then, heavy rotation of Sun Ra, krautrock, free jazz, spacey electronics, etceterie). Good afternoon!
	1:49pm Rory: I bought Merzbow-Pulse Demon at a Barnes & Noble in early to mid 2000’s. Changed me forever.
	1:51pm sphere: The first Flying Luttenbacher recordings with Hal Russell (lLive at WNUR) got me on the free jazz tip.
	1:53pm sphere: I think the Peach of Immortality CD was my first pure noise experience.
	1:53pm Bryce: there are nmds stickers on tons of records in the fmu library, god bless 'em
	1:55pm mic_channel: I wish I'd kept the old NMDS catalogs. Sigh.
	2:06pm Ike: Gonna steal that station ID and sell it for cash in the Deep Web ASMR marketplace
	2:07pm Bryce: dogecoin
	2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from prolonged absence. Since then, we've gone from a Muffins reference to Peach of Immortality. My hometown be representeded. Still got those Peach releases somewhere..
	2:12pm sphere: @ Rev. - I was born in Rockville, MD :)
	2:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAH! Refugee from Rock Creek Terrace apts (early 1970s) speaking. Lovely boop noises here.
	2:19pm sphere: Woodmont Park representing. :)
	2:19pm Chris from DC: Rock Creek Terrace, just up the street from my old 'hood.
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Toad: last time I saw the place, looked like zero molecules had changed in the last 40+ years.
	2:26pm northguineahills: @sphere:Do you go back there?
	2:27pm Rory: Leprechaun Catering!
	2:28pm Chris from DC: @Rev, ha, I believe it.
	2:29pm chresti: I knew someone from Hagerstown
	2:29pm sphere: @NGH Funny you mention that. I've been living around Baltimore for the last seven years, but I got a new job in Rockville a few months ago so I'm back home right now! lol.
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Brooklyn Park MD boy here. School so tough they taught you how to make license plates in shop class
	2:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: TEN POINTS to PB for the 1978-era Match Game joke.
	2:31pm Phillippe Bastille: I'll take those points!
	2:32pm sphere: Leprechaun Catering is from Baltimore. weird.
	2:33pm Bryce: it's tom boram and jason willett, who runs the excellent true vine record shop there. (and who is also an excellent fellow)
	2:34pm northguineahills: @sphere:Michael Stipe had different advice.
	2:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Saw Boram's solo modular set once ages ago. Inspirational stuff.
	2:35pm sphere: i know jason. he is good people.
	2:36pm Phillippe Bastille: I saw an old episode of one of the Anthony Bourdain travel series and there was a guy from Baltimore treavelling with him named Skizz and it wasn't Skizz Cyzyk. What kind of city produces two guys named Skizz?
	2:36pm nic: super cool!!!
	2:36pm Rory: Amazing!!!
	2:36pm sphere: all throughout college people kept on telling me not to go home. i ignored them. what did they know?
	2:38pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey, even REM told you don't go back to Rockville. I used to work there at Westat
	2:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: There is only one Skizz. The other is a Russian infiltrator or something. Had no idea about Skizz's filmmaking until recently. I knew him from his show with Steve (last name forgotten) on WCVT outta Towson State Univ. Without whom Burried Droog would have received even LESS airplay.
	2:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This set is goddamned peak hooray territory.
	2:41pm tak: peaking since the start..
	2:45pm Rory: @Bryce, I don’t know what else to say other than I fucking love you and your show! Bryce4Life
	2:46pm Bryce: omg you guys are sooooo nice!!! <3
	2:49pm steveo: "Anthony Bourdain comes on and says I need to make a French version of my Hamburger menu so I do one week and the next week it's a Tex Mex version and the next week it's a Vietnamese version, we just keep changing the dishes until someone gives up and tells us to stop," said Skizz.
	2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Rev I think he wrote something for the Sunpapers for a while too. CVT was great. I still remember the moment when I decided that was the only Baltimore station worth listening to on my little choc0late brown clock radio.
	2:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo you're confusing Anthony Bourdain with Guy Fieri
	2:51pm Krys O.: I know Jason Willett. He and I have the same birthday.
	2:51pm nic: oh yes love!!!
	2:52pm Krys O.: Jason and another friend Benb Gallaher were The Jaunties.
	2:53pm Chris from DC: @Phillippe, really, Westat. Did a summer coding documents for them.
	2:53pm adrian elaine in mpls: thanks, Bryce! hope everyone has fun/bonkers weekends!
	2:53pm Krys O.: And Benb Gallaher was in Strobe Talbot with Jad Fair and Mick Hobbs. It's all connected, see.
	2:53pm steveo: I think, to me, being able to cook from scratch is the most useful. You know what the most important thing in the fridge? It would be the canned tomatoes. [LAUGHTER] You know what's cool? You know what? The tomato can. You can pick your own tomatoes. You can pick yours the best way you can. [LAUGHTER]
	2:55pm sphere: I lived within walking distance of Y&T Records, which was interesting in its own way.
	2:55pm Krys O.: Many thanks, Bryce!
	2:55pm northguineahills: danks, Bryce!
	2:55pm sphere: oh no we're done! thanks so much Bryce.
	2:56pm steveo: wonderful programme, thank you bryce
	2:56pm Bryce: thanks you guys! have a happy!
	2:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I think of this show ending in four minutes and I weep. I cry the pathetic, soul-wracking cry of the newly born, suddenly self aware in a world of silent indifference.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: @Chris from DC Small world, eh? I did the same thing, the Family Growth Survey
	2:57pm mic_channel: Thanks again, Bryce!
	2:57pm rsj: waiting to hear this all day, thanks for a perfect show!
	2:57pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce
	2:58pm steveo: hold me, revererend
	2:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'd say we'll get thru this together, but alas. It is all doom now.
	3:00pm Phillippe Bastille: There's a rumoured Monica fill-in next, so there's that.
	3:04pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow boom boom listeners missed last weeks show because I went to a viewing fir an old friend from middle school father

Bryce: Playlist from September 20, 2019

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