WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from November 8, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:08pm Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	12:09pm Rory: Sup!
	12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: Phew! Normalcy (or what passes for it) resumes
	12:11pm Rory: Normal :D
	12:11pm Sem: BBBBBBBBBrycccccccccceeeeeeeeee! Hello, and greets to Hi, Roy, and PB.
	12:12pm Chris from DC: Everyone.
	12:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello everybody! I say "Roll The Dice With Bryce '20!"
	12:13pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:13pm ParUbi: Hello, all
	12:13pm LiXiviated Life: Buzz whirrrr blip to all yous guys
	12:15pm Michael 98145: { wiki-ing: 'Tomita is also known for his idiosyncratic stage performances, which have included demonstrations of an antique Serge modular synth, a "Biofeedback System", and a "Mind Disintegrator & Space Light Probe Phaser".' }
	12:15pm sphere: hey everybuggy
	12:17pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: BRYCE:)
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: This is what the Big Bang sounded like, slowed down about a quadrillion times.
	12:17pm Krys O.: It's Frig Day!
	12:17pm Michael 98145: and out popped pop
	12:18pm Krys O.: Oops, Frigg Day--double G
	12:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is the same Tomita that put out synth/new age records?
	12:19pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: i had like 5 stitches on my thumb last night? i broke every one of them opening the coffee can. so they glued my cut closed with super glue
	12:19pm ParUbi: I think that's Isao
	12:19pm Krys O.: It's Yann, not Isao who put out albums in the 70s onward.
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): I see - thanks for the clarification.
	12:20pm sphere: i love Hototogisu.
	12:20pm Chris from DC: Oof, the Hototogisu!
	12:20pm Krys O.: Yikes, Phillip in the Bronx!
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Because I'm sure The Kreator played Rolnick right before it.
	12:21pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: was opening a jar of tasters choice and forgot the stitches in my thumb and broke all five of them
	12:21pm Bryce: hello!
	12:22pm sphere: olleh!
	12:22pm chresti: Hello!
	12:23pm Michael 98145: Cyanoacrylates save the day
	12:23pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: this time when i went back tp st barnabus they used glue and squeezed it together
	12:24pm Barney Grubbs: oof!
	12:25pm adrian elaine: hello - I too enjoy a good Hototigisu!
	12:26pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: this time they wrapped my thimb in a soft cast. so now i cant use it at all
	12:27pm Phillippe Bastille: Thank you Bryce. I'm finding [Side C] to be the best side.
	12:28pm ParUbi: Hototogisu may refer to: Lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus), a bird native to Japan The Cuckoo (novel) or Hototogisu, a novel by Roka Tokutomi Hototogisu (magazine), a Japanese literary magazine Hototogisu (film), a 1922 Japanese film Hototogisu (video game), a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System Hototogisu (music), a drone/noise project with Matthew Bower and Marcia Bassett
	12:38pm Carmichael: I'm guessing it's the last one, Par. Heya Bryce and droners. Dronists. The Droned.
	12:43pm Chris from DC: Digging this heavily.
	12:46pm sphere: That's some song title.
	12:49pm Listener X: At least half of what's playing here is from "Aurore" by Étant Donnés.
	12:50pm βrian: I didn't even know it was Bryce behind my ear phones. Enjoying it, for sure.
	12:51pm Passaic River Blues: @sphere: hahaha I'd say. The most hyper-specific and rare paraphilia in history?
	12:53pm KenW: Howdy Bryce and Fellow Marblettes, better late than never, whoop!
	12:54pm Bryce: it was a little too early for unicorn oculolinctus
	12:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fake Finns? Damn you, Bryce! I pledge to this station to hear bonafide genuine Finns, not bogus ones.
	12:59pm steveo: Oculolinctus? I didn't see that one coming.
	12:59pm sphere: @ PRB - Guess so!
	1:01pm βrian: Mae: "There are only two kinds of Finns I like: dorsal and ventral."
	1:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @Brian not the Miami Dolfinns?
	1:09pm egould310: I don’t know if this music is helping my work. Am I being productive? Not really. It’s putting a zap on my brain. The Earl Grey I’m drinking might not be helping. Good tunes. Just making me feel weird. Thanks!
	1:09pm βrian: ... oh and pectoral and tail, I suppose.
	1:10pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Tachycardie associated with La Tene?
	1:10pm Michael 98145: yeti frottage sounds hazardous
	1:13pm adrian elaine: embrace the anti-productivity!
	1:15pm Jeffrey Davison: Great show as always
	1:17pm Bryce: heyyyy! :)
	1:17pm Rory: Awful show, terrible music.
	1:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Invasive Species reminds me of early Quintron.
	1:18pm Bryce: finally, a voice of reason!
	1:21pm common: Bryce!
	1:22pm Hi from Holland: A connoisseur of tunes ...
	1:22pm Bryce: messrs, mdmes
	1:24pm Michael 98145: give the drummer some
	1:24pm Fox: Holy crap, these drums are madness!!
	1:24pm editor_b: A Quintron reference! I'm impressed. (I'm in New Orleans.) Guess I need to check out some early Quintron, I don't think I've heard much before 2000... certainly nothing like this percussion jam... which I'm loving...
	1:25pm sphere: Neil Peart, grovel before your overloard!
	1:26pm Bryce: the first record had some really fantastic drumming on it! you're not in b-town, ed. b?
	1:26pm sphere: um, overlord.
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: Mr. Quintron invented an instrument , the "drum buddy". Not really sure what it did except light up and shoot out sparks
	1:28pm sphere: I live outside of B-more.
	1:29pm Bryce: i thought mr. editor_b was from bloomington
	1:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): @editor_b - The first 2 Quintron records from the mid 90s are much more percussion heavy (I'd even say Moondog informed) and organ heavy instrumentals. It was around the late 90s when Mr Q started getting into the sound we know him him best for.
	1:31pm steveo: mixes well with www.youtube.com...
	1:32pm sphere: @ tim - any good recommendations for late 90s Quintron?
	1:32pm editor_b: I'm stunned the DJ knows who I am! yes, I used to live in Bloomington, moved to NOLA 20 years ago. @tim thanks for the tip!
	1:33pm Hubig Pie: Quintron would also do some scratch vinyl on a wind up Victrola with DJ Tracheotomy
	1:34pm tim from champaign (now washington): @sphere -My favorite from the late 90s is "These Hands of Mine". It has remnants of early Quintron with Q style party jams.
	1:34pm mic_eq: I quite appreciate the clear and accurate titling on this piece.
	1:35pm mic_eq: And hello all.
	1:36pm chresti: This plodding-ness is just my speed
	1:37pm editor_b: My wife got hit in the face by Quintron's thrown shoe at a show once. I just feel compelled to mention that.
	1:39pm tim from champaign (now washington): @editor_b - oh no! Thrown by Quintron? This is a long shot but do you know a weird NO dude and Quintron associate Steve Kenney?
	1:40pm chresti: Quintron is great, I like the weather warlock thing, too
	1:41pm steveo: all batted balls and shoes may be retained and enjoyed by the recipient in perpetuity
	1:43pm editor_b: @tim, that name does not ring a bell. Yes, the shoe was thrown by Q. @steveo We thought we had a souvenir but it was retrieved by Miss Pussycat. Expensive shoe!
	1:44pm zopa: anyone mind if i close the window? it's getting chilly in here.
	1:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): I looked up Edition Telemark label on discoooogs. What a cool label! I'd never heard of it.
	1:44pm steveo: heh
	1:48pm mic_eq: "My Brother Makes The Noises For The Talkies"
	1:56pm editor_b: @Bryce OK this is driving me crazy. What is our B-town connect? Don't leave me hanging!
	1:57pm steveo: "goatee's RNA" is an anagram of East Orange
	1:59pm Bryce: would you believe...i have a friend who used to watch Rox when she was in middle school?
	2:03pm editor_b: !!! well ... this world is feeling smaller all the time... What's hard to believe (not that I'm doubting the veracity) is that she told you about it to the point you'd connect that to my handle here.
	2:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if Boaty McBoatface has a hydrophone.
	2:06pm editor_b: I mean, I remember years ago when an acquaintance in NYC was listening to WFMU and randomly heard an Editor B track played on the station. I thought THAT was freaky. But THIS is just beyond the pale.
	2:06pm Sem: ...just so long as she doesn't have hydromorphone, its all good...
	2:09pm Bryce: ....i was actually there with her once, and we unsuccessfully tried to find a hidden plaque
	2:12pm editor_b: Holy heck. Access to that space has been sadly restricted. www.flickr.com... Great show, really appreciate all the interesting music-like sounds you've exposed me to over the years.
	2:13pm 10,000 Robot Butts: did 91.1 just go silent in the middle of bryce talking or am i hallucinating
	2:13pm Marc15: Good afternoon, Bryce
	2:14pm melinda: hi Bryce and all
	2:16pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: are you going to play any tracks from the new negativeland release?
	2:16pm BriJet: Hi @editor_b ! I'm the Bloomingtonian Bryce is referring to. Small world, for sure!
	2:16pm John from Florham park: @10.000 robot butts I listen on my phone so no problems there @Melinda afternoon
	2:17pm John from Florham park: @Marc15 howdy
	2:17pm Carmichael: I have returned to the land of Marbleia. Let the blending commence!
	2:18pm Phillippe Bastille: Soooooo are there any old farts listening who remember Crack the Sky? Going to see them tomorrow.
	2:19pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe never heard of them
	2:20pm Bryce: 10Krobutts, the digital line to the transmitter did just fail! there was silence for about 90 secs while we switched to a gerbil-powered backup system
	2:21pm John from Florham park: @Bryce ouch
	2:21pm editor_b: @BriJet hello this made my day for sure
	2:24pm BriJet: :)
	2:26pm melinda: hi John from F P
	2:26pm melinda: I like the Fluid Computer, it is soothing.
	2:28pm mic_eq: @Phillippe -- as in "Lighten up, McGraw, you're a helium brain"?
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP They're a sort of art-rock band out of West Virginia that was extremely popular in Baltimore for some reason. Rolling Stone loved them, especially their first album. According to the wikipedia site I just looked at, their debut was named one of the 50th best progressive albums of all time. www.youtube.com...
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: @mic_eq yup
	2:31pm mic_eq: Didn't really dig them myself, but I knew people who did. And that is a great song line, I will admit.
	2:35pm Phillippe Bastille: They were great live back in the day, hoping they still are. I didn't realize they've been continuing to put out music and this isn't really a reunion tour. They'll be in a rather small venue in Annapolis. It'll either be really great or really suck is my guess. Not even a cheap ticket...
	2:37pm adrian elaine: it’s an A side sorta day
	2:38pm Carmichael: I certainly remember Crack the Sky. Didn't know they were still around.
	2:38pm blee: amazing show, will have to listen on archives infinitely.
	2:39pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe guess they never had mainstream radio play
	2:43pm spodiodi: cant.stop.dancing \| thanks for another sweet show, Bryce
	2:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): This better not be another fake Finn. I can't handle another bait and switch.
	2:45pm sphere: @ Philippe - Of course I remember Crack The Sky! They were huge in Montgomery County when I were a lad. I read all about them in Maryland Music Monthly.
	2:46pm adrian elaine: pseudo Finn or not, I’m really enjoying this
	2:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does there exist a drone contest, similar to Euroviision, but with more bagpipes? I wonder what countries would excel in that tournament.
	2:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @sphere @carmichael they've put out 27 albums, counting live and compilations... Who knew?
	2:53pm Krys O.: This marble dust is very soothing on a craptacular day.
	2:53pm sphere: @Phillippe - I had no friggin' idea! They just never stopped. Gotta give them credit for that.
	2:54pm Bryce: thanks, all! have a non-warm week :'(
	2:54pm sphere: thanks Bryce.
	2:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce
	2:57pm zopa: thanks mr. marbles
	2:57pm adrian elaine: thank you, Bryce
	2:57pm Sem: THX, Bryce!
	2:57pm editor_b: you rock
	2:57pm chresti: Warm? We got warm over here in socal
	2:57pm mic_eq: Thanks again, Bryce!!
	2:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm chresti: Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget to check your blender coolant. Add some antifreeze now to avoid problems this winter.

Bryce: Playlist from November 8, 2019

I never miscue a record. I am punctual, well-prepared, and dislike clutter. Outgoing and helpful, I'm always appropriately dressed. I do not behave erratically and have excellent penmanship. My CD's never skip, and I am in good health. I like all the notes, in any order.

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November 8, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Yann Tomita	Talk To Me "Talk To Me" by "Yann Tomita"	Music for Living Sound	For Life Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Hototogisu	[side C] "[side C]" by "The Hototogisu"	Floating Japanese Oof! Gardens of the 21st Century	De Stijl		0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Jüppala Kääpiö	Yeti Frottage "Yeti Frottage" by "Jüppala Kääpiö"	Animalia Corolla	Omnimemento		0:36:12 (Pop-up)

Tachycardie	1000 Fois bonjour depuis le vignemale	Probables	Un Je-Ne-Sais-Quoi		0:49:50 (Pop-up)
Invasive Species	Tree Run "Tree Run" by "Invasive Species"	Adapter	Baggage Claim		1:08:05 (Pop-up)
William Engelen	32 bpm, part 1 "32 bpm, part 1" by "William Engelen"	32 bpm	Edition Telemark		1:17:46 (Pop-up)
Arturas Bumšteinas	[side A] "[side A]" by "Arturas Bumšteinas"	Bad Weather Long Play	Edition Telemark	Historical winid, rain, and thunder machines	1:28:15 (Pop-up)
Douglas Quin	At the Sea Ice Edge "At the Sea Ice Edge" by "Douglas Quin"	Antarctica	Four Winds Trading Company	hydrophone recordings of leopard & Weddell seals and orcas	1:48:01 (Pop-up)

Floris Vanhoof	[side A] "[side A]" by "Floris Vanhoof"	The Fluid Computer	(K-RAA-K)³		2:04:36 (Pop-up)
Olli Aarni	[side A] "[side A]" by "Olli Aarni"	Kehä	Ikuisuus ‎/ Lal Lal Lal		2:25:18 (Pop-up)
Richard Lerman	Rain and Knotted Windharp Two Windharps in the Rain Three Grass Pieces	Within Earrech	Artifact Recordings		2:43:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	12:09pm Rory: Sup!
	12:10pm Phillippe Bastille: Phew! Normalcy (or what passes for it) resumes
	12:11pm Rory: Normal :D
	12:11pm Sem: BBBBBBBBBrycccccccccceeeeeeeeee! Hello, and greets to Hi, Roy, and PB.
	12:12pm Chris from DC: Everyone.
	12:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello everybody! I say "Roll The Dice With Bryce '20!"
	12:13pm Krys O.: Good afternoon!
	12:13pm ParUbi: Hello, all
	12:13pm LiXiviated Life: Buzz whirrrr blip to all yous guys
	12:15pm Michael 98145: { wiki-ing: 'Tomita is also known for his idiosyncratic stage performances, which have included demonstrations of an antique Serge modular synth, a "Biofeedback System", and a "Mind Disintegrator & Space Light Probe Phaser".' }
	12:15pm sphere: hey everybuggy
	12:17pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: BRYCE:)
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: This is what the Big Bang sounded like, slowed down about a quadrillion times.
	12:17pm Krys O.: It's Frig Day!
	12:17pm Michael 98145: and out popped pop
	12:18pm Krys O.: Oops, Frigg Day--double G
	12:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is the same Tomita that put out synth/new age records?
	12:19pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: i had like 5 stitches on my thumb last night? i broke every one of them opening the coffee can. so they glued my cut closed with super glue
	12:19pm ParUbi: I think that's Isao
	12:19pm Krys O.: It's Yann, not Isao who put out albums in the 70s onward.
	12:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): I see - thanks for the clarification.
	12:20pm sphere: i love Hototogisu.
	12:20pm Chris from DC: Oof, the Hototogisu!
	12:20pm Krys O.: Yikes, Phillip in the Bronx!
	12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Because I'm sure The Kreator played Rolnick right before it.
	12:21pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: was opening a jar of tasters choice and forgot the stitches in my thumb and broke all five of them
	12:21pm Bryce: hello!
	12:22pm sphere: olleh!
	12:22pm chresti: Hello!
	12:23pm Michael 98145: Cyanoacrylates save the day
	12:23pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: this time when i went back tp st barnabus they used glue and squeezed it together
	12:24pm Barney Grubbs: oof!
	12:25pm adrian elaine: hello - I too enjoy a good Hototigisu!
	12:26pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: this time they wrapped my thimb in a soft cast. so now i cant use it at all
	12:27pm Phillippe Bastille: Thank you Bryce. I'm finding [Side C] to be the best side.
	12:28pm ParUbi: Hototogisu may refer to: Lesser cuckoo (Cuculus poliocephalus), a bird native to Japan The Cuckoo (novel) or Hototogisu, a novel by Roka Tokutomi Hototogisu (magazine), a Japanese literary magazine Hototogisu (film), a 1922 Japanese film Hototogisu (video game), a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System Hototogisu (music), a drone/noise project with Matthew Bower and Marcia Bassett
	12:38pm Carmichael: I'm guessing it's the last one, Par. Heya Bryce and droners. Dronists. The Droned.
	12:43pm Chris from DC: Digging this heavily.
	12:46pm sphere: That's some song title.
	12:49pm Listener X: At least half of what's playing here is from "Aurore" by Étant Donnés.
	12:50pm βrian: I didn't even know it was Bryce behind my ear phones. Enjoying it, for sure.
	12:51pm Passaic River Blues: @sphere: hahaha I'd say. The most hyper-specific and rare paraphilia in history?
	12:53pm KenW: Howdy Bryce and Fellow Marblettes, better late than never, whoop!
	12:54pm Bryce: it was a little too early for unicorn oculolinctus
	12:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fake Finns? Damn you, Bryce! I pledge to this station to hear bonafide genuine Finns, not bogus ones.
	12:59pm steveo: Oculolinctus? I didn't see that one coming.
	12:59pm sphere: @ PRB - Guess so!
	1:01pm βrian: Mae: "There are only two kinds of Finns I like: dorsal and ventral."
	1:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @Brian not the Miami Dolfinns?
	1:09pm egould310: I don’t know if this music is helping my work. Am I being productive? Not really. It’s putting a zap on my brain. The Earl Grey I’m drinking might not be helping. Good tunes. Just making me feel weird. Thanks!
	1:09pm βrian: ... oh and pectoral and tail, I suppose.
	1:10pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Tachycardie associated with La Tene?
	1:10pm Michael 98145: yeti frottage sounds hazardous
	1:13pm adrian elaine: embrace the anti-productivity!
	1:15pm Jeffrey Davison: Great show as always
	1:17pm Bryce: heyyyy! :)
	1:17pm Rory: Awful show, terrible music.
	1:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Invasive Species reminds me of early Quintron.
	1:18pm Bryce: finally, a voice of reason!
	1:21pm common: Bryce!
	1:22pm Hi from Holland: A connoisseur of tunes ...
	1:22pm Bryce: messrs, mdmes
	1:24pm Michael 98145: give the drummer some
	1:24pm Fox: Holy crap, these drums are madness!!
	1:24pm editor_b: A Quintron reference! I'm impressed. (I'm in New Orleans.) Guess I need to check out some early Quintron, I don't think I've heard much before 2000... certainly nothing like this percussion jam... which I'm loving...
	1:25pm sphere: Neil Peart, grovel before your overloard!
	1:26pm Bryce: the first record had some really fantastic drumming on it! you're not in b-town, ed. b?
	1:26pm sphere: um, overlord.
	1:27pm Hubig Pie: Mr. Quintron invented an instrument , the "drum buddy". Not really sure what it did except light up and shoot out sparks
	1:28pm sphere: I live outside of B-more.
	1:29pm Bryce: i thought mr. editor_b was from bloomington
	1:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): @editor_b - The first 2 Quintron records from the mid 90s are much more percussion heavy (I'd even say Moondog informed) and organ heavy instrumentals. It was around the late 90s when Mr Q started getting into the sound we know him him best for.
	1:31pm steveo: mixes well with www.youtube.com...
	1:32pm sphere: @ tim - any good recommendations for late 90s Quintron?
	1:32pm editor_b: I'm stunned the DJ knows who I am! yes, I used to live in Bloomington, moved to NOLA 20 years ago. @tim thanks for the tip!
	1:33pm Hubig Pie: Quintron would also do some scratch vinyl on a wind up Victrola with DJ Tracheotomy
	1:34pm tim from champaign (now washington): @sphere -My favorite from the late 90s is "These Hands of Mine". It has remnants of early Quintron with Q style party jams.
	1:34pm mic_eq: I quite appreciate the clear and accurate titling on this piece.
	1:35pm mic_eq: And hello all.
	1:36pm chresti: This plodding-ness is just my speed
	1:37pm editor_b: My wife got hit in the face by Quintron's thrown shoe at a show once. I just feel compelled to mention that.
	1:39pm tim from champaign (now washington): @editor_b - oh no! Thrown by Quintron? This is a long shot but do you know a weird NO dude and Quintron associate Steve Kenney?
	1:40pm chresti: Quintron is great, I like the weather warlock thing, too
	1:41pm steveo: all batted balls and shoes may be retained and enjoyed by the recipient in perpetuity
	1:43pm editor_b: @tim, that name does not ring a bell. Yes, the shoe was thrown by Q. @steveo We thought we had a souvenir but it was retrieved by Miss Pussycat. Expensive shoe!
	1:44pm zopa: anyone mind if i close the window? it's getting chilly in here.
	1:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): I looked up Edition Telemark label on discoooogs. What a cool label! I'd never heard of it.
	1:44pm steveo: heh
	1:48pm mic_eq: "My Brother Makes The Noises For The Talkies"
	1:56pm editor_b: @Bryce OK this is driving me crazy. What is our B-town connect? Don't leave me hanging!
	1:57pm steveo: "goatee's RNA" is an anagram of East Orange
	1:59pm Bryce: would you believe...i have a friend who used to watch Rox when she was in middle school?
	2:03pm editor_b: !!! well ... this world is feeling smaller all the time... What's hard to believe (not that I'm doubting the veracity) is that she told you about it to the point you'd connect that to my handle here.
	2:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if Boaty McBoatface has a hydrophone.
	2:06pm editor_b: I mean, I remember years ago when an acquaintance in NYC was listening to WFMU and randomly heard an Editor B track played on the station. I thought THAT was freaky. But THIS is just beyond the pale.
	2:06pm Sem: ...just so long as she doesn't have hydromorphone, its all good...
	2:09pm Bryce: ....i was actually there with her once, and we unsuccessfully tried to find a hidden plaque
	2:12pm editor_b: Holy heck. Access to that space has been sadly restricted. www.flickr.com... Great show, really appreciate all the interesting music-like sounds you've exposed me to over the years.
	2:13pm 10,000 Robot Butts: did 91.1 just go silent in the middle of bryce talking or am i hallucinating
	2:13pm Marc15: Good afternoon, Bryce
	2:14pm melinda: hi Bryce and all
	2:16pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: are you going to play any tracks from the new negativeland release?
	2:16pm BriJet: Hi @editor_b ! I'm the Bloomingtonian Bryce is referring to. Small world, for sure!
	2:16pm John from Florham park: @10.000 robot butts I listen on my phone so no problems there @Melinda afternoon
	2:17pm John from Florham park: @Marc15 howdy
	2:17pm Carmichael: I have returned to the land of Marbleia. Let the blending commence!
	2:18pm Phillippe Bastille: Soooooo are there any old farts listening who remember Crack the Sky? Going to see them tomorrow.
	2:19pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe never heard of them
	2:20pm Bryce: 10Krobutts, the digital line to the transmitter did just fail! there was silence for about 90 secs while we switched to a gerbil-powered backup system
	2:21pm John from Florham park: @Bryce ouch
	2:21pm editor_b: @BriJet hello this made my day for sure
	2:24pm BriJet: :)
	2:26pm melinda: hi John from F P
	2:26pm melinda: I like the Fluid Computer, it is soothing.
	2:28pm mic_eq: @Phillippe -- as in "Lighten up, McGraw, you're a helium brain"?
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP They're a sort of art-rock band out of West Virginia that was extremely popular in Baltimore for some reason. Rolling Stone loved them, especially their first album. According to the wikipedia site I just looked at, their debut was named one of the 50th best progressive albums of all time. www.youtube.com...
	2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: @mic_eq yup
	2:31pm mic_eq: Didn't really dig them myself, but I knew people who did. And that is a great song line, I will admit.
	2:35pm Phillippe Bastille: They were great live back in the day, hoping they still are. I didn't realize they've been continuing to put out music and this isn't really a reunion tour. They'll be in a rather small venue in Annapolis. It'll either be really great or really suck is my guess. Not even a cheap ticket...
	2:37pm adrian elaine: it’s an A side sorta day
	2:38pm Carmichael: I certainly remember Crack the Sky. Didn't know they were still around.
	2:38pm blee: amazing show, will have to listen on archives infinitely.
	2:39pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe guess they never had mainstream radio play
	2:43pm spodiodi: cant.stop.dancing \| thanks for another sweet show, Bryce
	2:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): This better not be another fake Finn. I can't handle another bait and switch.
	2:45pm sphere: @ Philippe - Of course I remember Crack The Sky! They were huge in Montgomery County when I were a lad. I read all about them in Maryland Music Monthly.
	2:46pm adrian elaine: pseudo Finn or not, I’m really enjoying this
	2:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does there exist a drone contest, similar to Euroviision, but with more bagpipes? I wonder what countries would excel in that tournament.
	2:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @sphere @carmichael they've put out 27 albums, counting live and compilations... Who knew?
	2:53pm Krys O.: This marble dust is very soothing on a craptacular day.
	2:53pm sphere: @Phillippe - I had no friggin' idea! They just never stopped. Gotta give them credit for that.
	2:54pm Bryce: thanks, all! have a non-warm week :'(
	2:54pm sphere: thanks Bryce.
	2:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Bryce
	2:57pm zopa: thanks mr. marbles
	2:57pm adrian elaine: thank you, Bryce
	2:57pm Sem: THX, Bryce!
	2:57pm editor_b: you rock
	2:57pm chresti: Warm? We got warm over here in socal
	2:57pm mic_eq: Thanks again, Bryce!!
	2:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm chresti: Thanks Bryce!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Don't forget to check your blender coolant. Add some antifreeze now to avoid problems this winter.

Bryce: Playlist from November 8, 2019

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