WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 1, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:08pm Passaic River Blues: Yes. Summon the spirits!
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hey there, Bryce!
	12:09pm John from Florham park: Unleash the spirits
	12:10pm sphere: hullo
	12:11pm chresti: Happy Day of the Dead to Bryce and everyone
	12:11pm steveo: bagpipes is good
	12:12pm adrian elaine: this is perfect
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are they friendly spirits?
	12:13pm Hubig Pie: All bagpipe, all day
	12:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	12:14pm karen eliot: :)
	12:14pm sphere: YOU.
	12:16pm Hubig Pie: I have a set of blackwood highland pipes and a set of bellows-blown lowland pipes for sale if any one is interested
	12:17pm steveo: i had some carrot cake and now my blowstick is jammed up with crumbs (that's a bagpipe part)
	12:18pm SSS: It all started innocently enough. I lived in the East Village, and some guy used to walk around playing the bag pipes. It was around 1988?
	12:18pm Rory: BRYCE!
	12:19pm ParUbi: Hello, all!
	12:19pm SSS: I would hear him while in my six floor walk up, never met or saw him.
	12:19pm chresti: No carrot cake, maybe a little cornbread
	12:20pm Bryce: hello!
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): Howdy all! Bryce, could you play some music from a spirit festival like Nat Pwe? My apologies if requests/suggestions are not appreciated.
	12:21pm SSS: It became apparent after a bit that he only had one song. He would circle the blocks, repeating it, for hours at a time.
	12:21pm Bryce: imagine that now? lmao
	12:22pm Hubig Pie: There are only nine notes on a highland pipe.It's just how you arrange them
	12:23pm SSS: It took time, but I learned to live with it. I figured he did this because if he did it in his apartment or in one place outside, he realized some one would have killed him.
	12:23pm Drunken Creep: digging these instruments
	12:24pm tim from champaign (now washington): SSS - look up the story of Rufus Harley getting the cops called on him for playing his bag pipes in his apartment. It might be on his wikipedia page.
	12:25pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:25pm SSS: Years went by. I began to kind of like it, even laugh at it as one of the weird things you could love about the neighborhood.
	12:26pm Krys O.: Not sure if it's a false memory, but I seem to recall a bagpipe player in the neighborhood when I lived in Upper Montclair.
	12:26pm chresti: Only nine notes? My kind of instrument.
	12:27pm SSS: Then, one day, A DIFFERENT SONG!! His schtick jumped right back into central awareness. It made me laugh and my mind race.
	12:28pm karen eliot: http://polyphasicrecordings.com/2011/02/striptease-of-the-mind-an-interview-with-limpe-fuchs-of-anima-sound-3/
	12:29pm sphere: Evan Parker came to the DC area one year. It was pretty amazing.
	12:29pm SSS: Once. He played that different song only that once. To make it even worse, there was no pause, no change in the timing of the repeats, he simply went right back to the song before, that he had given us for years.
	12:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: I may have told this story before, but will add that at one time, I had neighbors on both sides of me who played bagpipes. Fortunately, they never played them simultaneously.
	12:32pm SSS: Some time later, talking about it with other neighborhood folks, I heard he spent time in the joint for throwing a toilet out a window. Never met him, saw him, or was outside when he was on.
	12:35pm sphere: Secret History of Mankind Vol. 2 has an amazing 78-type track featuring French bagpipes called Jabadao de Quimper (by Les Freres Sciallour).
	12:38pm james Beckett: wundershön!!
	12:39pm SSS: There, an FMU novella. That was fun. Had to go back to read the stream while I was doing it. Fun as well. WFMU...what a palette.
	12:39pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy marble mincers
	12:41pm SSS: @ KenFromHydePark - That makes me think of a bag pipe playing drone.
	12:42pm Hubig Pie: Highland pipes- one octave + one There's also accent notes, tachems, lemluaths and taorluaths
	12:43pm Phillippe Bastille: Ugh, bag pipes. They made me hate Amazing Grace. Then I heard my niece sing it and now I hate it worse
	12:43pm Bryce: SSS, that's amazing Ken fhp....simultaneously might have been better!
	12:44pm SSS: @ Hubig Pie - nearly sounds like Hebrew stuff.
	12:44pm Bryce: karen, thx for the link!
	12:45pm SSS: Yes, simultaneously needs to happen somewhere in the universe at sometime.
	12:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - hahaha! Wait until you hear Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah on bag pipe.
	12:49pm Hubig Pie: SSS- I think bagpipes originated in Babylonia. A desert instrument fashioned out of a goats stomach, but those notes are Gaelic
	12:50pm Carmichael: I have a set of Uileann pipes with a broken pump that I have fully intended to fix for the last decade.
	12:51pm SSS: Huh, had no idea, just jokin' around. Thought they originated as a Scottish war / terror device.
	12:52pm sphere: the earliest evidence of bagpipes has been dated to 1000 BC.
	12:52pm Rory: Hangin’ in the graveyard with Bryce
	12:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign oh god no, tell me that isn't a real thing. And don't let my niece hear it...
	12:55pm SSS: I feel I need to mention that I am cool with the bag pipes.
	12:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - No reported sightings yet. just spit ballin' here, as they say.
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign {wipes brow and exhales in relief}
	1:01pm sphere: there is jazz bagpipe, which has always sounded a little weird to my ears.
	1:03pm Chris from DC: Love the pipes, sorry I missed David Watson.
	1:04pm chris: hi, Bryce and folks. i'm having a Pavlovian cocktail hour response to this piece.
	1:04pm Krys O.: I appreciate the musicality of industrial environments.
	1:05pm Phillippe Bastille: I wonder what Ike would say if he ever heard Heavy Metal played on pipes/goat stomach
	1:07pm adrian elaine: i like this
	1:07pm karen eliot: you are welcome. bagpipe story. sorry if I told it already. lived in this old house with strange happenings. my good friend, “pipes” came over with her bagpipes and played throughout the entire house. a cleansing of some sort. unsuccessful but fun. btw- are all bagpipe players nicknamed “pipes”?
	1:09pm SSS: @Krys O - I have fond memories of the crazy rhythms (and visuals) while my parents were in the front seat of those 1950's era cars, and I was on the rear window deck, while they drove thru NYC. Over the bridges and such. I think it was my first altered state experience.
	1:10pm Rory: Fuck yes!
	1:10pm Rory: This track is sick!
	1:11pm Hubig Pie: Idi Amin loved the bagpipes
	1:16pm Bryce: omg you ain't kiddin' www.scotsman.com...
	1:18pm βrian: The bagpipe story I heard was that the Irish gave them, as a gift, to the Scots. But the Scots didn't understand it was a joke.
	1:21pm ParUbi: They seem built for drone because that's ... what they do
	1:22pm SSS: Hmmmmm...........
	1:24pm Ike: ANTIFE HAS BEEN SUMMONED. @Phillippe actually that might be pretty cool. Or at least not as bad as the original version. I bet AntiFe would probably give Matt clearance to perform that (assuming he can play bagpipes, since he can play any other instrument known to mankind) and play it every week.
	1:26pm Sean d: The gong show
	1:28pm karen eliot: Wow . Idi Amin played the bagpipes. I can bet they didn’t call him “pipes”.
	1:28pm Webhamster Henry: Hiya Bryce- I recognized Ellen Fullman amongst all these other drones. #pattingmyselfontheback
	1:29pm Ike: (For those who are unaware, an ill-considered pledge challenge turned out poorly for the Felderites earlier this week. AntiFe is victorious, as was foretold and inevitable. Though MW won't admit it yet, presumably for theatricality. I have the numbers. There is no escape. Marbles will rain.)
	1:29pm tim from champaign (now washington): Has anyone seen 'Idi Amin Dada'? It's pretty incredible.
	1:30pm SSS: @ tim - I'm gettin' scared
	1:31pm ParUbi: Who or what is AntiFe?
	1:33pm Hubig Pie: "The Last King of Scotland " is a pretty entertaining bio-flick
	1:33pm Passaic River Blues: @Ike/Phillippe: you guys may have just begun the process of a Warwick/AntiFe détente. The centerpiece of a negotiated peace plan might just be the playing of a live, bagpipe version of "Heavy Metal" in lieu of the Felder recording. This could be the beginning of WFMU's very own Good Friday Agreement! As Heather B says, ALL GLOCKS DOWN!
	1:35pm Kat in Chicago: Bryce! Been too long. Yay for Friday drones.
	1:36pm Ike: @PRB, HALLELUJAH! Finally perhaps we can rest our weary hands! No more switching to Bagel Radio or Drone Zone or WPRB for five minutes every Tuesday morning. It was so exhausting.
	1:36pm Kat in Chicago: @ParUbi: AntiFe = AntiFelder
	1:37pm ParUbi: Oh, because of that 11AM song. Got it!
	1:40pm Ike: [after a quick consultation with the more militant factions of AntiFe in a smoked-almond-filled back room next to a donut factory] However, we'd prefer it if Matt weren't allowed to practice on the bagpipes first. Ideally, his performance should be... raw.
	1:40pm Kat in Chicago: @ParUbi Ike pledged beaucoup bucks this week to get that song canceled
	1:41pm ParUbi: It was pretty terrible. I remember enjoying the movie though.
	1:42pm Kat in Chicago: Never saw the movie, kind of found the song thing amusing.
	1:42pm tim from champaign (now washington): Oooh, I'm not familiar with this Charlambides.
	1:43pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah, I've already clicky-starred this episode for later reference
	1:44pm sphere: @Kat - I thought it was YETI BOB that swung the hammer down on Felder.
	1:46pm Chris from DC: Thuja!
	1:46pm Bryce: hey, kat!
	1:47pm Ike: Group effort. I believe Yeti Bob was in there too.
	1:52pm karen eliot: fantastic show! off to levitate. have an agreeable weekend.
	1:58pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike @PRB @1:33 I'm down with that.
	1:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bryce - language!
	1:59pm adrian elaine: more euphemisms, Bryce!
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Can some one come to my house and remove the rest of the chocolate? I'll leave the back door unlocked. Come right in.
	2:01pm steveo: horrible is good
	2:05pm fred: Just a quick check in to that my "marbles in a blender" T-shirt was a big conversation starter at work this week. There's even a long shot chance some might listen some day
	2:08pm P-90: Another win for “Marbles in a Blender”!
	2:09pm Kat in Chicago: Gonna try to work "patootie" into a sentence today, just because
	2:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Damn, this song is on the verge of being melodic. Will we hear it on Pseu's Thing with a Hook soon?
	2:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Fred, I am so envious of that tee shirt. disappointed I was not yet in the FMU fold when it came out.
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What the patootie is shaking in this here
	2:15pm adrian elaine: @Phillippe - I’ll be right over for that chocolate!
	2:16pm sphere: I-LP-O in Dub is so great.
	2:19pm Low relief: Thank you for playing Two Daughters, I think that track is amazing!
	2:20pm Bryce: :) i love that one!
	2:22pm Bryce: fred, that makes me so happy. in my head, i was hoping it would start conversations....which could be leveraged TO SELL THE CULT
	2:23pm sphere: Praise Bryce! :)
	2:25pm chresti: I liked that one too, and...everything..hail Bryce!
	2:26pm fred: @Bryce: that's how I played it. The backstory about "not being music" is an easy sell at IRCAM. People there are all broke though
	2:28pm steveo: I make cakes and pies my jail.
	2:29pm sphere: fred, you work at IRCAM? that is extraordinarily cool.
	2:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This audio makes happy to such a degree that i shall die instantly
	2:30pm steveo: It's easy to escape, though; just use a fork.
	2:30pm Bryce: fred.....you work at ircam?!
	2:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @adrian its in a purple plastic bowl on the kitchen island. You can take the bowl too.
	2:31pm fred: I'm not involved in the music side much. I'm a tech guy involved in trying to get money for the cool stuff to happen
	2:32pm Chris from DC: I like the Coil remix of that Slap piece, She Makes Love's Secret Domain Her Jail.
	2:32pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo your posts are intriguing. Have you found a lost Richard Brautigan novel and are sneaking in quotes?
	2:34pm Gaylord Fields: I'm waving at Bryce, but he can't see me doing it, hence this description.
	2:35pm sphere: I was always disappointed to find out that a folky band already took the band name Trout Fishing in America,
	2:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: now here's a flashback.
	2:37pm Bryce: Gaylord! hello, friend!
	2:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe ans sphere - I visited the Richard Brautigan library in Vancouver, WA in the spring. It's part of the local history museum. The Brautigan library consists of an actual library described in The Abortion.
	2:38pm Gaylord Fields: I'm so happy to be tuned in to your show, Friend Bryce!
	2:39pm fred: @sphere and Bryce: Yes, I work there
	2:40pm steveo: ty phillipe; i've not read brautigan...
	2:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign That is awesome! Never had a reason to visit Vancouver WA... until NOW! @sphere that name just sounded wrong for them when it came out
	2:44pm SSS: @ steveo - Then I guess if I yell MAYONNAISE it won't mean much to ya?
	2:45pm steveo: it will, but not because of brautigan
	2:46pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - I was there for a work conference. It's not half bad in Vancouver, actually.
	2:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo given your posts, I think you should give him a read. literariness.org...
	2:47pm fred: I like this Kyoka track
	2:48pm steveo: consider it on my list, thanks
	2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim that statement raises a question: is saying "it's not half bad" a "glass half full" or "glass half empty" approach? Cuz "It's not half good" just sounds bad.
	2:49pm muckgeist: This is endless while I listen and it's perfect: blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	2:51pm tim from champaign (now washington): @phillippe - haha! very true. How about this...Vancouver is surprisingly decent AND just across the way from Portland.
	2:52pm Lunchbox (From DC/AUS): first time swingin by bryce's show. is it usually like this (vis a vis music)?
	2:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Now I REALLY want to go!
	2:53pm Bryce: it was for the first couple hours of last week! but more often it's just garden variety torture
	2:54pm Sem: Lovely afternoon of things, Mr. Bryce. Thank you.
	2:54pm Ike: Today's best/corniest book title: "When You Kant Figure It Out, Ask a Philosopher" Thanks, Bryce.
	2:55pm fred: @Lunchbox: Bryce's show is consistently unlike itself. Check it out next time and make your own call
	2:55pm mic_distortion: Thanks, Bryce! Brautigan - starter pick - In Watermelon Sugar. And... I've always felt like The Big Lebowski was a parallel universe steal of Willard And His Bowling Trophies.
	2:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the awesome 3 hours today, Bryce!
	2:56pm Lunchbox (From DC/AUS): well im liking it rn, so i will stick around.
	2:57pm steveo: wait why is everyone thanking bryce [looks at clock] noooooooo!
	2:57pm adrian elaine: Thanks, Bryce! Hope all the fellow cult members have a good weekend!
	2:57pm steveo: (thanks, bryce!)
	2:58pm Rory: Thanks
	2:58pm Bryce: thanks, you guys! always lovely to while away a few hours with y'all
	3:01pm chris: fun stuff. thanks, Bryce!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Bryce!
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce! I've had a shitty last 24 hours, this really brightened it!

Bryce: Playlist from November 1, 2019

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November 1, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
David Watson	Stomion "Stomion" by "David Watson"	Throats	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Limpe Fuchs	Das Grosse Huhn "Das Grosse Huhn" by "Limpe Fuchs"	Vogel Musik	0:10:59 (Pop-up)
Evan Parker	Two of Six "Two of Six" by "Evan Parker"	Six of One	0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Raymond Dijkstra	[side B] "[side B]" by "Raymond Dijkstra"	L'Opus Ch	0:32:56 (Pop-up)
Christian Banasik	Glass Cutter "Glass Cutter" by "Christian Banasik"	Deep Wireless 4	0:53:12 (Pop-up)
Annea Lockwood	Water Gong "Water Gong" by "Annea Lockwood"	The Glass World	1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Annea Lockwood	Deep Water Gong "Deep Water Gong" by "Annea Lockwood"	The Glass World	1:10:07 (Pop-up)
Ela Lamblin	Cosmogenesis "Cosmogenesis" by "Ela Lamblin"	Orbitones Spoons Harps & Bellows	1:14:37 (Pop-up)
Ellen Fullman	Hiss, Louder "Hiss, Louder" by "Ellen Fullman"	Music Overheard	1:19:28 (Pop-up)
Charlambides	voice box "voice box" by "Charlambides"	Gold Leaf Branches	1:29:35 (Pop-up)
Thuja	Fable 1 "Fable 1" by "Thuja"	Fable	1:38:39 (Pop-up)

Two Daughters	Gloria 1 "Gloria 1" by "Two Daughters"	Kiss the Cloth / Gloria	1:53:36 (Pop-up)
Nurse With Wound	Yagga Blues (instrumental)	Funeral Music for Perez Prado	2:00:08 (Pop-up)
I-LP-O in Dub	Crocodile Submergeed	Communist Dub	2:05:54 (Pop-up)
CoH	Post-Pop "Post-Pop" by "CoH"	0397POST-POP	2:12:16 (Pop-up)
Slap	She Makes Love Her Jail "She Makes Love Her Jail" by "Slap"	Bed of Nails	2:19:13 (Pop-up)
Coil	Further Back and Faster "Further Back and Faster" by "Coil"	Love's Secret Domain	2:23:21 (Pop-up)
Boyd Rice & Frank Tovey	Extraction 7	Easy Listening for the Hard of Hearing	2:31:16 (Pop-up)
Kyoka	HADue (Atom™ Remix) "HADue (Atom™ Remix)" by "Kyoka"	Ish	2:35:43 (Pop-up)
Antediluvian Rocking Horse	Lather, Rinse, Repeat	Music for the Odd Occasion	2:45:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm Passaic River Blues: Yes. Summon the spirits!
	12:09pm George of Troy: Hey there, Bryce!
	12:09pm John from Florham park: Unleash the spirits
	12:10pm sphere: hullo
	12:11pm chresti: Happy Day of the Dead to Bryce and everyone
	12:11pm steveo: bagpipes is good
	12:12pm adrian elaine: this is perfect
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are they friendly spirits?
	12:13pm Hubig Pie: All bagpipe, all day
	12:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	12:14pm karen eliot: :)
	12:14pm sphere: YOU.
	12:16pm Hubig Pie: I have a set of blackwood highland pipes and a set of bellows-blown lowland pipes for sale if any one is interested
	12:17pm steveo: i had some carrot cake and now my blowstick is jammed up with crumbs (that's a bagpipe part)
	12:18pm SSS: It all started innocently enough. I lived in the East Village, and some guy used to walk around playing the bag pipes. It was around 1988?
	12:18pm Rory: BRYCE!
	12:19pm ParUbi: Hello, all!
	12:19pm SSS: I would hear him while in my six floor walk up, never met or saw him.
	12:19pm chresti: No carrot cake, maybe a little cornbread
	12:20pm Bryce: hello!
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): Howdy all! Bryce, could you play some music from a spirit festival like Nat Pwe? My apologies if requests/suggestions are not appreciated.
	12:21pm SSS: It became apparent after a bit that he only had one song. He would circle the blocks, repeating it, for hours at a time.
	12:21pm Bryce: imagine that now? lmao
	12:22pm Hubig Pie: There are only nine notes on a highland pipe.It's just how you arrange them
	12:23pm SSS: It took time, but I learned to live with it. I figured he did this because if he did it in his apartment or in one place outside, he realized some one would have killed him.
	12:23pm Drunken Creep: digging these instruments
	12:24pm tim from champaign (now washington): SSS - look up the story of Rufus Harley getting the cops called on him for playing his bag pipes in his apartment. It might be on his wikipedia page.
	12:25pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:25pm SSS: Years went by. I began to kind of like it, even laugh at it as one of the weird things you could love about the neighborhood.
	12:26pm Krys O.: Not sure if it's a false memory, but I seem to recall a bagpipe player in the neighborhood when I lived in Upper Montclair.
	12:26pm chresti: Only nine notes? My kind of instrument.
	12:27pm SSS: Then, one day, A DIFFERENT SONG!! His schtick jumped right back into central awareness. It made me laugh and my mind race.
	12:28pm karen eliot: http://polyphasicrecordings.com/2011/02/striptease-of-the-mind-an-interview-with-limpe-fuchs-of-anima-sound-3/
	12:29pm sphere: Evan Parker came to the DC area one year. It was pretty amazing.
	12:29pm SSS: Once. He played that different song only that once. To make it even worse, there was no pause, no change in the timing of the repeats, he simply went right back to the song before, that he had given us for years.
	12:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: I may have told this story before, but will add that at one time, I had neighbors on both sides of me who played bagpipes. Fortunately, they never played them simultaneously.
	12:32pm SSS: Some time later, talking about it with other neighborhood folks, I heard he spent time in the joint for throwing a toilet out a window. Never met him, saw him, or was outside when he was on.
	12:35pm sphere: Secret History of Mankind Vol. 2 has an amazing 78-type track featuring French bagpipes called Jabadao de Quimper (by Les Freres Sciallour).
	12:38pm james Beckett: wundershön!!
	12:39pm SSS: There, an FMU novella. That was fun. Had to go back to read the stream while I was doing it. Fun as well. WFMU...what a palette.
	12:39pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy marble mincers
	12:41pm SSS: @ KenFromHydePark - That makes me think of a bag pipe playing drone.
	12:42pm Hubig Pie: Highland pipes- one octave + one There's also accent notes, tachems, lemluaths and taorluaths
	12:43pm Phillippe Bastille: Ugh, bag pipes. They made me hate Amazing Grace. Then I heard my niece sing it and now I hate it worse
	12:43pm Bryce: SSS, that's amazing Ken fhp....simultaneously might have been better!
	12:44pm SSS: @ Hubig Pie - nearly sounds like Hebrew stuff.
	12:44pm Bryce: karen, thx for the link!
	12:45pm SSS: Yes, simultaneously needs to happen somewhere in the universe at sometime.
	12:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - hahaha! Wait until you hear Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah on bag pipe.
	12:49pm Hubig Pie: SSS- I think bagpipes originated in Babylonia. A desert instrument fashioned out of a goats stomach, but those notes are Gaelic
	12:50pm Carmichael: I have a set of Uileann pipes with a broken pump that I have fully intended to fix for the last decade.
	12:51pm SSS: Huh, had no idea, just jokin' around. Thought they originated as a Scottish war / terror device.
	12:52pm sphere: the earliest evidence of bagpipes has been dated to 1000 BC.
	12:52pm Rory: Hangin’ in the graveyard with Bryce
	12:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign oh god no, tell me that isn't a real thing. And don't let my niece hear it...
	12:55pm SSS: I feel I need to mention that I am cool with the bag pipes.
	12:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - No reported sightings yet. just spit ballin' here, as they say.
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign {wipes brow and exhales in relief}
	1:01pm sphere: there is jazz bagpipe, which has always sounded a little weird to my ears.
	1:03pm Chris from DC: Love the pipes, sorry I missed David Watson.
	1:04pm chris: hi, Bryce and folks. i'm having a Pavlovian cocktail hour response to this piece.
	1:04pm Krys O.: I appreciate the musicality of industrial environments.
	1:05pm Phillippe Bastille: I wonder what Ike would say if he ever heard Heavy Metal played on pipes/goat stomach
	1:07pm adrian elaine: i like this
	1:07pm karen eliot: you are welcome. bagpipe story. sorry if I told it already. lived in this old house with strange happenings. my good friend, “pipes” came over with her bagpipes and played throughout the entire house. a cleansing of some sort. unsuccessful but fun. btw- are all bagpipe players nicknamed “pipes”?
	1:09pm SSS: @Krys O - I have fond memories of the crazy rhythms (and visuals) while my parents were in the front seat of those 1950's era cars, and I was on the rear window deck, while they drove thru NYC. Over the bridges and such. I think it was my first altered state experience.
	1:10pm Rory: Fuck yes!
	1:10pm Rory: This track is sick!
	1:11pm Hubig Pie: Idi Amin loved the bagpipes
	1:16pm Bryce: omg you ain't kiddin' www.scotsman.com...
	1:18pm βrian: The bagpipe story I heard was that the Irish gave them, as a gift, to the Scots. But the Scots didn't understand it was a joke.
	1:21pm ParUbi: They seem built for drone because that's ... what they do
	1:22pm SSS: Hmmmmm...........
	1:24pm Ike: ANTIFE HAS BEEN SUMMONED. @Phillippe actually that might be pretty cool. Or at least not as bad as the original version. I bet AntiFe would probably give Matt clearance to perform that (assuming he can play bagpipes, since he can play any other instrument known to mankind) and play it every week.
	1:26pm Sean d: The gong show
	1:28pm karen eliot: Wow . Idi Amin played the bagpipes. I can bet they didn’t call him “pipes”.
	1:28pm Webhamster Henry: Hiya Bryce- I recognized Ellen Fullman amongst all these other drones. #pattingmyselfontheback
	1:29pm Ike: (For those who are unaware, an ill-considered pledge challenge turned out poorly for the Felderites earlier this week. AntiFe is victorious, as was foretold and inevitable. Though MW won't admit it yet, presumably for theatricality. I have the numbers. There is no escape. Marbles will rain.)
	1:29pm tim from champaign (now washington): Has anyone seen 'Idi Amin Dada'? It's pretty incredible.
	1:30pm SSS: @ tim - I'm gettin' scared
	1:31pm ParUbi: Who or what is AntiFe?
	1:33pm Hubig Pie: "The Last King of Scotland " is a pretty entertaining bio-flick
	1:33pm Passaic River Blues: @Ike/Phillippe: you guys may have just begun the process of a Warwick/AntiFe détente. The centerpiece of a negotiated peace plan might just be the playing of a live, bagpipe version of "Heavy Metal" in lieu of the Felder recording. This could be the beginning of WFMU's very own Good Friday Agreement! As Heather B says, ALL GLOCKS DOWN!
	1:35pm Kat in Chicago: Bryce! Been too long. Yay for Friday drones.
	1:36pm Ike: @PRB, HALLELUJAH! Finally perhaps we can rest our weary hands! No more switching to Bagel Radio or Drone Zone or WPRB for five minutes every Tuesday morning. It was so exhausting.
	1:36pm Kat in Chicago: @ParUbi: AntiFe = AntiFelder
	1:37pm ParUbi: Oh, because of that 11AM song. Got it!
	1:40pm Ike: [after a quick consultation with the more militant factions of AntiFe in a smoked-almond-filled back room next to a donut factory] However, we'd prefer it if Matt weren't allowed to practice on the bagpipes first. Ideally, his performance should be... raw.
	1:40pm Kat in Chicago: @ParUbi Ike pledged beaucoup bucks this week to get that song canceled
	1:41pm ParUbi: It was pretty terrible. I remember enjoying the movie though.
	1:42pm Kat in Chicago: Never saw the movie, kind of found the song thing amusing.
	1:42pm tim from champaign (now washington): Oooh, I'm not familiar with this Charlambides.
	1:43pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah, I've already clicky-starred this episode for later reference
	1:44pm sphere: @Kat - I thought it was YETI BOB that swung the hammer down on Felder.
	1:46pm Chris from DC: Thuja!
	1:46pm Bryce: hey, kat!
	1:47pm Ike: Group effort. I believe Yeti Bob was in there too.
	1:52pm karen eliot: fantastic show! off to levitate. have an agreeable weekend.
	1:58pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike @PRB @1:33 I'm down with that.
	1:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bryce - language!
	1:59pm adrian elaine: more euphemisms, Bryce!
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Can some one come to my house and remove the rest of the chocolate? I'll leave the back door unlocked. Come right in.
	2:01pm steveo: horrible is good
	2:05pm fred: Just a quick check in to that my "marbles in a blender" T-shirt was a big conversation starter at work this week. There's even a long shot chance some might listen some day
	2:08pm P-90: Another win for “Marbles in a Blender”!
	2:09pm Kat in Chicago: Gonna try to work "patootie" into a sentence today, just because
	2:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Damn, this song is on the verge of being melodic. Will we hear it on Pseu's Thing with a Hook soon?
	2:09pm Phillippe Bastille: Fred, I am so envious of that tee shirt. disappointed I was not yet in the FMU fold when it came out.
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What the patootie is shaking in this here
	2:15pm adrian elaine: @Phillippe - I’ll be right over for that chocolate!
	2:16pm sphere: I-LP-O in Dub is so great.
	2:19pm Low relief: Thank you for playing Two Daughters, I think that track is amazing!
	2:20pm Bryce: :) i love that one!
	2:22pm Bryce: fred, that makes me so happy. in my head, i was hoping it would start conversations....which could be leveraged TO SELL THE CULT
	2:23pm sphere: Praise Bryce! :)
	2:25pm chresti: I liked that one too, and...everything..hail Bryce!
	2:26pm fred: @Bryce: that's how I played it. The backstory about "not being music" is an easy sell at IRCAM. People there are all broke though
	2:28pm steveo: I make cakes and pies my jail.
	2:29pm sphere: fred, you work at IRCAM? that is extraordinarily cool.
	2:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This audio makes happy to such a degree that i shall die instantly
	2:30pm steveo: It's easy to escape, though; just use a fork.
	2:30pm Bryce: fred.....you work at ircam?!
	2:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @adrian its in a purple plastic bowl on the kitchen island. You can take the bowl too.
	2:31pm fred: I'm not involved in the music side much. I'm a tech guy involved in trying to get money for the cool stuff to happen
	2:32pm Chris from DC: I like the Coil remix of that Slap piece, She Makes Love's Secret Domain Her Jail.
	2:32pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo your posts are intriguing. Have you found a lost Richard Brautigan novel and are sneaking in quotes?
	2:34pm Gaylord Fields: I'm waving at Bryce, but he can't see me doing it, hence this description.
	2:35pm sphere: I was always disappointed to find out that a folky band already took the band name Trout Fishing in America,
	2:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: now here's a flashback.
	2:37pm Bryce: Gaylord! hello, friend!
	2:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe ans sphere - I visited the Richard Brautigan library in Vancouver, WA in the spring. It's part of the local history museum. The Brautigan library consists of an actual library described in The Abortion.
	2:38pm Gaylord Fields: I'm so happy to be tuned in to your show, Friend Bryce!
	2:39pm fred: @sphere and Bryce: Yes, I work there
	2:40pm steveo: ty phillipe; i've not read brautigan...
	2:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim from champaign That is awesome! Never had a reason to visit Vancouver WA... until NOW! @sphere that name just sounded wrong for them when it came out
	2:44pm SSS: @ steveo - Then I guess if I yell MAYONNAISE it won't mean much to ya?
	2:45pm steveo: it will, but not because of brautigan
	2:46pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - I was there for a work conference. It's not half bad in Vancouver, actually.
	2:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @steveo given your posts, I think you should give him a read. literariness.org...
	2:47pm fred: I like this Kyoka track
	2:48pm steveo: consider it on my list, thanks
	2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim that statement raises a question: is saying "it's not half bad" a "glass half full" or "glass half empty" approach? Cuz "It's not half good" just sounds bad.
	2:49pm muckgeist: This is endless while I listen and it's perfect: blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	2:51pm tim from champaign (now washington): @phillippe - haha! very true. How about this...Vancouver is surprisingly decent AND just across the way from Portland.
	2:52pm Lunchbox (From DC/AUS): first time swingin by bryce's show. is it usually like this (vis a vis music)?
	2:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Now I REALLY want to go!
	2:53pm Bryce: it was for the first couple hours of last week! but more often it's just garden variety torture
	2:54pm Sem: Lovely afternoon of things, Mr. Bryce. Thank you.
	2:54pm Ike: Today's best/corniest book title: "When You Kant Figure It Out, Ask a Philosopher" Thanks, Bryce.
	2:55pm fred: @Lunchbox: Bryce's show is consistently unlike itself. Check it out next time and make your own call
	2:55pm mic_distortion: Thanks, Bryce! Brautigan - starter pick - In Watermelon Sugar. And... I've always felt like The Big Lebowski was a parallel universe steal of Willard And His Bowling Trophies.
	2:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the awesome 3 hours today, Bryce!
	2:56pm Lunchbox (From DC/AUS): well im liking it rn, so i will stick around.
	2:57pm steveo: wait why is everyone thanking bryce [looks at clock] noooooooo!
	2:57pm adrian elaine: Thanks, Bryce! Hope all the fellow cult members have a good weekend!
	2:57pm steveo: (thanks, bryce!)
	2:58pm Rory: Thanks
	2:58pm Bryce: thanks, you guys! always lovely to while away a few hours with y'all
	3:01pm chris: fun stuff. thanks, Bryce!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Bryce!
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce! I've had a shitty last 24 hours, this really brightened it!

Bryce: Playlist from November 1, 2019

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