WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from May 15, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:02pm David (in London): Afternoon all. Howdy Bryce.
	12:03pm fred: Hello Bryce and listeners
	12:03pm adrian elaine: Hello
	12:03pm ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.The beat of the war drum keeps going.Cheers all.
	12:05pm The Butterman: Where da ragas at?!
	12:05pm Chris from DC: Hey hey
	12:06pm Handy Haversack: Well, there is at least one mocking bird back here that is really into this track! Maybe they love metal frames, too. Hello, Bryce! Hello, the blended!
	12:07pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! My neighbors are cutting down a tree and the woodchipper sounds are complimenting this well.
	12:08pm Bryce: hahaa perfect :)
	12:09pm David in London: I have an intermittent woodpecker here who seems to be appreciating it, too.
	12:09pm Lixiviated Life: Blip bzzzz glorp everybody
	12:09pm Chris from DC: And to you as well.
	12:09pm Threemoons: Afternoon, Bryce, all. Loving the vibes on this track.
	12:10pm Lixiviated Life: I'm sorry, Blip bzzz blorp everybody (damn auto correct)
	12:11pm Cp304: I never new tumble music was this awesome
	12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun fact: there is a Marbletown in Ulster County, NY. If there is a Blenderville somewhere, I haven't found it yet.
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: I'd tumble 4 it.
	12:15pm The Butterman: I’m about to use a blender right now!
	12:16pm Bryce: daiquiris at 12:15? stamps form APPROVED.
	12:16pm ami ad: Them Feed Back Birds Chirp on Command?
	12:18pm Handy Haversack: Feedback: the shortest word in English with the first six letters of the alphabet in it. @Ken from HP: I didn't thank you for linking to the Paterson ep. of "In Real Life" -- I missed that one. And I miss that show!
	12:21pm Handy Haversack: Ah ha!!!!!! I can see through time!!!
	12:22pm David in London: This set is making me want to star in a groovy psychspolitation flick. I will be wearing yellow lensed granny glasses.
	12:22pm Cp304: Groovy maaan
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: I am afraid the role of seer has already been filled, David.
	12:25pm David in London: Handy, I’ll settle for a cameo as “Groovy nightclub goer #4”
	12:28pm Booz: This ran on public television??
	12:28pm Bryce: YES!
	12:28pm ami ad: Okay Bryce,this puff is for you.And the beat goes on.Puff.
	12:28pm Bryce: i love when children's TV was psychedelic
	12:28pm Booz: Holy tote bag.
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Most welcome. I miss Kimzilla & Emily, too. I adopted them one year.
	12:29pm Bryce: hey, ami! hi alllll
	12:29pm Booz: Like that Grace Slick counting song from Sesame Street with the sitar and the LSD visuals
	12:30pm Cp304: Afternoon Brice, all.. been nice jamming during lunch in the work van
	12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: Those lovable Yips were from the early years, too. Boing boing!
	12:32pm Bryce: booz, i was just trying to find it! it was the pointer sisters! (if we're thinking of the same thing)
	12:32pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	12:32pm whiteslice: I think the pinball counting song was the first song that really burrowed into my brain, one that i'd think of away from it's Electric Company context
	12:33pm whiteslice: *sesame street
	12:33pm Fox: YAAAAY!!! I'm so glad I'm listening in my bassy music pod!
	12:34pm David in London: Kids these days have no respect for microdots and jivari.
	12:34pm Cp304: Wow that was the pointer sisters? And how bout the vid skills too
	12:34pm Booz: @Bryce, that Pointer Sisters one is a fave, but this one appears to be Slick www.youtube.com...
	12:35pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	12:35pm Bryce: oh crap, i don't remember that one, booz! just pinball and "the ladybug picnic"
	12:37pm Booz: Found it! This is the one I was thinking of. I think it's Grace Slick too. www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Crudbringer: Okay, since we're all doing it: the lost kid on the bicycle who meets the weird jazz man: www.youtube.com... that one is carved into my medulla oblongata.
	12:40pm Booz: OMG @Crudbringer.
	12:40pm JakeGould: Hey Bryce!
	12:41pm Cp304: Lol, now that kid is trippin
	12:42pm Yes: enjoying this. hi all
	12:42pm George of Troy: Halloooo Bryce!
	12:42pm Bryce: george!!
	12:42pm Booz: When the Children's Television Workshop taught kids to manage their bad trips.
	12:43pm Bryce: jake!! hi everyone i missed! these 20-minute tracks take a lot outta ya
	12:43pm Crudbringer: Fred Rogers and Rita Moreno and a thousand CTW folks I'll never know the names of did a hell of a lot of good for this world.
	12:44pm Hubig Pie: That video looks very much Yellow Submarine-y
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thankfully, Elmo-free. That's certainly a plus.
	12:44pm Booz: What is the nature of the spiritual emergency?
	12:44pm terminalhipness: @The Butterman - This isn't a raga, but it will do till the raga gets here..
	12:46pm whiteslice: Now I'm thinking of this guy. Those thick juicy numbers he painted. www.youtube.com...
	12:46pm JakeGould: These 20 minute tracks let you take showers.
	12:47pm Crudbringer: aw yisss the mad numberer
	12:48pm ami ad: AnimaL
	12:50pm Yes: whoa
	12:50pm Bryce: one of the few bands i've ever had on live. three super DUPER nice folks, i must say. and starting out a track with Stanislav Grof....13.7 thumbs up!
	12:51pm BVP: and this is usually when my boss says, "WTF?'
	12:52pm Handy Haversack: Crisis averted!
	12:52pm ami ad: A few years ago Greg Fox was voted best drummer,for that year,by the Village Voice,sounds like they were right.
	12:53pm Fox: OMFG. That was incredible. I just lay in my loft with the speakers blaring right at my head. I had a brain orgasm, maybe?
	12:57pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	1:01pm ami ad: Hey Fox.
	1:03pm βrian: Oh, just in time for the s'lords!
	1:04pm ami ad: If this is the style of "New age" music Bryce was talking about last week,I like the "New age".
	1:04pm Carmichael: Here's one more, Blossom Dearie helping us to unpack our adjectives: www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm Chris from DC: Th'Lords!
	1:06pm litmus0001: Extra points for Horse Lords!!!! We saw then in Portlandia 4 years ago. My wife described them as "adderall jazz". Can not argue.
	1:09pm maestroso: Cleared for takeoff!
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, hate to leave, but we need to do a pet-food and beer run. Back before the end!
	1:10pm Crudbringer: #Beerstrong, Handy.
	1:10pm ami ad: Brooklyn Vegan reports that there are Energy Dome Face shields by Devo for sale.
	1:11pm Crudbringer: @Carmichael so much good stuff. Thank god we still have Double Dip Recess and the Canadian Nat'l Film Board.
	1:12pm Fox: Halloooooo Ami!
	1:12pm Kat in Chicago: Cats in heat, oh nooo :) You sound good even without the duvet, Bryce!
	1:13pm digiclam: I like that cat sounds background track
	1:14pm jmr3: never knew if eartheater was Earth Eater or Ear Theater
	1:14pm Kat in Chicago: ooh, Ear Theater is a good name for something
	1:15pm Carmichael: So is Earth Eater.
	1:19pm Bryce: thx, kat! (and hi!) may god bless all the large diaphragm condesner mics. in person, i'm a dead ringer for kermit the frog.
	1:19pm Mr. Pumpy: E. Art Heater
	1:25pm Stashu: Bruce?
	1:25pm Bryce: heyyyyy!!!!
	1:25pm Ramblin' Ray: Beam me up J.D. Greetings all.
	1:26pm Bryce: whyvong
	1:26pm Crudbringer: if Bryce is Bruce then Stashu must be Stashy - who is really Staysh! #FmuSecrets #DoubleIdentity
	1:27pm Stashu: Cheese powder forever.
	1:28pm Lixiviated Life: well now... this is a delightful piece.
	1:28pm Hans Moleman: I was saying Boo-ryce.
	1:28pm Bryce: r.i.p. 20 lbs. of powdered gold
	1:29pm Chris from DC: Can you write me a note to get out of my meeting?
	1:30pm Bryce: as your doctor, that is absolutely within my purview. alternatively, i can scream at the top of my lungs at anyone up the chain from you. just send me a number.
	1:32pm Stashu: How do you get to the top of your lungs? Can I walk there? Is it far? Will I know the way? Are there signs?
	1:33pm Bryce: the easiest way is to just walk away from the yellow smoke
	1:34pm Lixiviated Life: Anyone on the Accu have any favorite outdoor sculpture that can be seen in the Northern NJ area? Not including Storm King?
	1:35pm ami ad: According to youtube videoes I've watched,seems to me like Bryce plays guitar with "a perfect circle",look up" The Doomed" if you wish.
	1:40pm nic: love this!!!
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Lix - I saw some info that Opus 40 in Saugerties will reopen soon. That's a bit north of northern, NJ. www.opus40.org... The web site lists some online events happening.
	1:42pm The Butterman: Reminds me of the first time and the best thing about going into a casino.
	1:50pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: This is a wonderful set, Bryce!
	1:53pm Malcolm: Lovely set. Would this be described as new age?
	1:57pm Bryce: thx, you guys! :) hi, summer & michael! i think it could! i believe ariel kalma, j.d. emmanuel, and PMH would likely all feel comfortable with that attribution. i THINK....
	2:01pm Booz: these tunes secrete the rare and precious nectar of bright tomorrows
	2:03pm p20: The only difference between Ariel Kalma and most of what gets labeled "new age" is that Ariel Kalma's music is really really good.
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: And we are back! Good sounds for bleaching parcels to, Bryce! Let's see ... cat litter ... pet food ... bird seed ... beer ... 205 lbs. of STUFF hauled home. Cost one of the good shopping bags ... and the cart is looking mighty rickety. Sure am glad it's yet to get actually hot. Mask wearage down. Crowding up. Glad to be home again (by which I also mean in WFMU).
	2:08pm Bryce: i admit virtually all "new age" music is not my cuppa, but i've been plowing through a huge pile recently, and am finding more good music than i expected!
	2:09pm brainiac: Time has come today. Hi everybody! I came for the gong, staying for the blender.
	2:09pm p20: I've been on an Ariel Kalma kick since RVNG records reissued his stuff, and he made that FRKWAYS record with Rob A.A. Lowe (aka Lichens). Great music for drifting off
	2:11pm p20: ...and the PM Hamel stuff (which I've never heard before) sounds so much like my own homemade synthesizer experimentations ... I started playing one of my own tracks on top of the Hamel and it fit in perfectly, in tune and in the exact same mood.
	2:13pm Handy Haversack: Even sorrier now to have missed it, p20!
	2:13pm p20: (I use untuned/uncalibrated oscillators so it was pure random luck.)
	2:13pm rf: The current track is amazing and I want to learn more
	2:15pm p20: @rf: agree. According to WP: "Geinoh Yamashirogumi is a Japanese musical collective founded on January 19, 1974 consisting of hundreds of people from all walks of life: journalists, doctors, engineers, students, businessmen, etc". Now I'm even more intrigued
	2:16pm Bryce: Geinoh Yamashirogumi is a super interesting project! so crazy how underknown they are outside of japan.... en.wikipedia.org...
	2:16pm Bryce: ahh, beat me to it
	2:17pm p20: This is amazing Bryce!
	2:17pm Booz: FRKWAYS has my endorsement for higher office.
	2:18pm Bryce: they're probably most known for doing the soundtrack to Akira. the director told them "don't worry about money"...lol! so they took the opportunity to record the whole thing in surround sound.
	2:18pm brainiac: I believe my coffee cup is levitating.
	2:19pm sphere: hello
	2:19pm Carmichael: Lunchtime at the monastery.
	2:19pm fred: I once read a very interesting interview with the founder (and in English). But I can't find it right now. I'm pretty sure it was linked from a WFMU playlist (Mayuko?)
	2:20pm ami ad: Damn,wish I had them Pizza toppings for breakfast today.
	2:20pm sphere: also i would like to mention that this is my birthday.
	2:20pm sphere: me and Brian Eno.
	2:21pm ami ad: Congratulations @Sphere.
	2:21pm brainiac: Many happy returns, sphere. Be sure to keep the receipts.
	2:21pm Booz: HBD Sphere
	2:21pm βrian: Happy birthday, sphere. It's our daughter's half-birthday.
	2:22pm Handy Haversack: Happy birthday, sphere! You have revolved once more around yourself! Congrats! No spot for a clicky-star on that Geinoh Yamashirogumi track, Bryce?
	2:22pm p20: @Sphere: Happy Birthday! That is worth celebrating. And we'll definitely spin some Eno records after this show is over. Maybe '801 Live', that's always a lot of fun.
	2:25pm Hubig Pie: Sphere, you, Brian Eno and my sister. Which reminds me, must send greets
	2:27pm mic_impedance: The movie in my head that this is soundtracking needs to be on Criterion. Thank you Bryce and Skeletons for another wonderful finish to the week.
	2:27pm fred: (I found the playlist, but the link is broken. The interview was made by CG Watkins, a WFMU listener)
	2:27pm JakeGould: @AmiAd: Just an update to before… Volunteered on and off from 2015 on. From 2015 I really volunteered like crazy since I was “underemployed” back then. @Sphere: Happy B-Day!!! Wooo!
	2:27pm Bryce: handy, weird! i wonder why! must be a unicode thing? hmmm, lemme get my romaji on...
	2:27pm Bryce: happy bd!!!
	2:29pm sphere: thanks everybody! :D
	2:29pm Chris from DC: Happy birthday Sphere. Also, yay, made it back for Eloy.
	2:29pm JakeGould: @Handy: The fact the playlist is still suffering from UTF-8 issues that many sites resolved in 2007 or so is definitely something.
	2:29pm Bryce: thanks, fred! i'm going to try to track that down!
	2:32pm ami ad: is this what an Orchestra of Whales sound like?@JakeGould:I believe we sat around the round table together a few times.
	2:32pm fred: @Bryce: Mayuko's playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:33pm Handy Haversack: @sphere: Since I can't bring you a copy, here's a bday book rec (copied from Modern World yesterday): Beneath the Rising by Premee Mohammed. A rip-roaring horror-adventure-coming-of-age story that ALSO does some amazing work decolonizing the Cthulhu mythos and the Lovecraft legacy and the whole enterprise of horror fiction. A pretty intense but deft and humanly characterized exposure of white privilege's usually unquestioned place in fiction. Also, some really cool monsters. It's the book I bought in Word Jersey City the weekend before everything ended when we were in JC for the end of Marathon, too. @Jake: I work in e-book creation in nonprofit scholarly publishing. I see a lot of continued Unicode problems!
	2:33pm JakeGould: @AmiAd: All good! Hope work improves for you in some way.
	2:36pm Bryce: ah great, thanks fred!! good ol' wayback machine.... web.archive.org...
	2:37pm JakeGould: @Handy: Bet you see Mojibake issues with UTF-16 saved as UTF-8 a lot.
	2:38pm Dave in Vermont: Approaching Meditating Fire
	2:38pm fred: Many sites don't store information going back as far as WFMU playlists. And Java/JS refusal to handle 32bit unicode code points properly in UTF-8 keeps messing things up
	2:39pm sphere: Thanks, Handy! BTW, if you dig that sort of thing, try Ruthanna Emrys.
	2:41pm Handy Haversack: I will, @sphere! I read a lot of reviews at Strange Horizons and subscribe to the Cascadia Subduction Zone from Aqueduct Press, which is a really solid publisher.
	2:41pm ami ad: @JakeGould:Cheers,thanks.Honestly,I refuse to work for my 'Pops' of a boss until he realizes he needs to take care of he's employees more than his customers.Do need to find some work soon,though.
	2:42pm ParUbi: Aww, this is so lovely I had to log onto the accu and see!
	2:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-LOOYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEeeeeeeee.........
	2:48pm Krys O.: Jumping off early to do some chores. Thanks, Bryce!
	2:50pm βrian: I feel guilty for not clapping.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: I just logged off work. Let the weekend commence with eleven more minutes of the sublimest blenders!
	2:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce and happy birthday to all born under the sign of the marbles.
	2:55pm Woo: Just saw a fox in the yard behind ours. I expect to see less rabbits now.
	2:58pm JakeGould: @fred Pretty much done on the UTF-8 tech topic, but if you mix up what Java is versus JavaScript (JS) you honestly show a lack of fundamental knowledge. Anyway, rock on Bryce!
	2:59pm KenW: THANKS Bryce, will catch the entire show via archive!!!!!!!
	3:00pm Handy Haversack: What a great show! Thanks, Bryce!
	3:00pm Ike: Toasty finds that statement interesting.
	3:00pm fred: @JakeGould: As usual, I should have known better than giving you an excuse to bully me again
	12:29am Nicholas: Lovely show. Thanks for everything Bryce

Bryce: Playlist from May 15, 2020

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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May 15, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Tumble	To a Metal Frame "To a Metal Frame" by "Tumble"	For Tumbling	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Feed-Back	The Feed-Back "The Feed-Back" by "The Feed-Back"	The Feed-Back	0:10:10 (Pop-up)
The Stark Reality	All You Need to Make Music	The Stark Reality Discovers Hoagy Carmichael's Music Shop	0:16:59 (Pop-up)
Guardian Alien	Spiritual Emergency	Spiritual Emergency	0:29:23 (Pop-up)
Horse Lords	Integral Accident "Integral Accident" by "Horse Lords"	The Common Task	0:50:04 (Pop-up)

Ixna	Flashlight "Flashlight" by "Ixna"	Knotpop	1:15:08 (Pop-up)
J.D. Emmanuel	Frantic "Frantic" by "J.D. Emmanuel"	Electronic Minimal Music	1:21:45 (Pop-up)
Peter Michael Hamel	Cathedral in C	Hamel	1:33:04 (Pop-up)
Ariel Kalma	Love and Dream "Love and Dream" by "Ariel Kalma"	An Evolutionary Music	1:42:10 (Pop-up)
Ariel Kalma	Asalam Yamarek "Asalam Yamarek" by "Ariel Kalma"	An Evolutionary Music	1:46:59 (Pop-up)
Hala Strana	Wood Scree "Wood Scree" by "Hala Strana"	These Villages	1:53:54 (Pop-up)

Geinoh Yamashirogumi	Shudarahigyo	Yamato Gensho	2:04:44 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Éloy	[side D] "[side D]" by "Jean-Claude Éloy"	A L'Approche Du Feu Meditant	2:20:30 (Pop-up)
Toru Takemitsu	Ceremonial – An Autumn Ode	Complete Takemitsu Edition	2:48:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm David (in London): Afternoon all. Howdy Bryce.
	12:03pm fred: Hello Bryce and listeners
	12:03pm adrian elaine: Hello
	12:03pm ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.The beat of the war drum keeps going.Cheers all.
	12:05pm The Butterman: Where da ragas at?!
	12:05pm Chris from DC: Hey hey
	12:06pm Handy Haversack: Well, there is at least one mocking bird back here that is really into this track! Maybe they love metal frames, too. Hello, Bryce! Hello, the blended!
	12:07pm Krys O.: Good afternoon! My neighbors are cutting down a tree and the woodchipper sounds are complimenting this well.
	12:08pm Bryce: hahaa perfect :)
	12:09pm David in London: I have an intermittent woodpecker here who seems to be appreciating it, too.
	12:09pm Lixiviated Life: Blip bzzzz glorp everybody
	12:09pm Chris from DC: And to you as well.
	12:09pm Threemoons: Afternoon, Bryce, all. Loving the vibes on this track.
	12:10pm Lixiviated Life: I'm sorry, Blip bzzz blorp everybody (damn auto correct)
	12:11pm Cp304: I never new tumble music was this awesome
	12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun fact: there is a Marbletown in Ulster County, NY. If there is a Blenderville somewhere, I haven't found it yet.
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: I'd tumble 4 it.
	12:15pm The Butterman: I’m about to use a blender right now!
	12:16pm Bryce: daiquiris at 12:15? stamps form APPROVED.
	12:16pm ami ad: Them Feed Back Birds Chirp on Command?
	12:18pm Handy Haversack: Feedback: the shortest word in English with the first six letters of the alphabet in it. @Ken from HP: I didn't thank you for linking to the Paterson ep. of "In Real Life" -- I missed that one. And I miss that show!
	12:21pm Handy Haversack: Ah ha!!!!!! I can see through time!!!
	12:22pm David in London: This set is making me want to star in a groovy psychspolitation flick. I will be wearing yellow lensed granny glasses.
	12:22pm Cp304: Groovy maaan
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: I am afraid the role of seer has already been filled, David.
	12:25pm David in London: Handy, I’ll settle for a cameo as “Groovy nightclub goer #4”
	12:28pm Booz: This ran on public television??
	12:28pm Bryce: YES!
	12:28pm ami ad: Okay Bryce,this puff is for you.And the beat goes on.Puff.
	12:28pm Bryce: i love when children's TV was psychedelic
	12:28pm Booz: Holy tote bag.
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Most welcome. I miss Kimzilla & Emily, too. I adopted them one year.
	12:29pm Bryce: hey, ami! hi alllll
	12:29pm Booz: Like that Grace Slick counting song from Sesame Street with the sitar and the LSD visuals
	12:30pm Cp304: Afternoon Brice, all.. been nice jamming during lunch in the work van
	12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: Those lovable Yips were from the early years, too. Boing boing!
	12:32pm Bryce: booz, i was just trying to find it! it was the pointer sisters! (if we're thinking of the same thing)
	12:32pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	12:32pm whiteslice: I think the pinball counting song was the first song that really burrowed into my brain, one that i'd think of away from it's Electric Company context
	12:33pm whiteslice: *sesame street
	12:33pm Fox: YAAAAY!!! I'm so glad I'm listening in my bassy music pod!
	12:34pm David in London: Kids these days have no respect for microdots and jivari.
	12:34pm Cp304: Wow that was the pointer sisters? And how bout the vid skills too
	12:34pm Booz: @Bryce, that Pointer Sisters one is a fave, but this one appears to be Slick www.youtube.com...
	12:35pm Bryce: youtu.be...
	12:35pm Bryce: oh crap, i don't remember that one, booz! just pinball and "the ladybug picnic"
	12:37pm Booz: Found it! This is the one I was thinking of. I think it's Grace Slick too. www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Crudbringer: Okay, since we're all doing it: the lost kid on the bicycle who meets the weird jazz man: www.youtube.com... that one is carved into my medulla oblongata.
	12:40pm Booz: OMG @Crudbringer.
	12:40pm JakeGould: Hey Bryce!
	12:41pm Cp304: Lol, now that kid is trippin
	12:42pm Yes: enjoying this. hi all
	12:42pm George of Troy: Halloooo Bryce!
	12:42pm Bryce: george!!
	12:42pm Booz: When the Children's Television Workshop taught kids to manage their bad trips.
	12:43pm Bryce: jake!! hi everyone i missed! these 20-minute tracks take a lot outta ya
	12:43pm Crudbringer: Fred Rogers and Rita Moreno and a thousand CTW folks I'll never know the names of did a hell of a lot of good for this world.
	12:44pm Hubig Pie: That video looks very much Yellow Submarine-y
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thankfully, Elmo-free. That's certainly a plus.
	12:44pm Booz: What is the nature of the spiritual emergency?
	12:44pm terminalhipness: @The Butterman - This isn't a raga, but it will do till the raga gets here..
	12:46pm whiteslice: Now I'm thinking of this guy. Those thick juicy numbers he painted. www.youtube.com...
	12:46pm JakeGould: These 20 minute tracks let you take showers.
	12:47pm Crudbringer: aw yisss the mad numberer
	12:48pm ami ad: AnimaL
	12:50pm Yes: whoa
	12:50pm Bryce: one of the few bands i've ever had on live. three super DUPER nice folks, i must say. and starting out a track with Stanislav Grof....13.7 thumbs up!
	12:51pm BVP: and this is usually when my boss says, "WTF?'
	12:52pm Handy Haversack: Crisis averted!
	12:52pm ami ad: A few years ago Greg Fox was voted best drummer,for that year,by the Village Voice,sounds like they were right.
	12:53pm Fox: OMFG. That was incredible. I just lay in my loft with the speakers blaring right at my head. I had a brain orgasm, maybe?
	12:57pm Bryce: hahaaa :)
	1:01pm ami ad: Hey Fox.
	1:03pm βrian: Oh, just in time for the s'lords!
	1:04pm ami ad: If this is the style of "New age" music Bryce was talking about last week,I like the "New age".
	1:04pm Carmichael: Here's one more, Blossom Dearie helping us to unpack our adjectives: www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm Chris from DC: Th'Lords!
	1:06pm litmus0001: Extra points for Horse Lords!!!! We saw then in Portlandia 4 years ago. My wife described them as "adderall jazz". Can not argue.
	1:09pm maestroso: Cleared for takeoff!
	1:09pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, hate to leave, but we need to do a pet-food and beer run. Back before the end!
	1:10pm Crudbringer: #Beerstrong, Handy.
	1:10pm ami ad: Brooklyn Vegan reports that there are Energy Dome Face shields by Devo for sale.
	1:11pm Crudbringer: @Carmichael so much good stuff. Thank god we still have Double Dip Recess and the Canadian Nat'l Film Board.
	1:12pm Fox: Halloooooo Ami!
	1:12pm Kat in Chicago: Cats in heat, oh nooo :) You sound good even without the duvet, Bryce!
	1:13pm digiclam: I like that cat sounds background track
	1:14pm jmr3: never knew if eartheater was Earth Eater or Ear Theater
	1:14pm Kat in Chicago: ooh, Ear Theater is a good name for something
	1:15pm Carmichael: So is Earth Eater.
	1:19pm Bryce: thx, kat! (and hi!) may god bless all the large diaphragm condesner mics. in person, i'm a dead ringer for kermit the frog.
	1:19pm Mr. Pumpy: E. Art Heater
	1:25pm Stashu: Bruce?
	1:25pm Bryce: heyyyyy!!!!
	1:25pm Ramblin' Ray: Beam me up J.D. Greetings all.
	1:26pm Bryce: whyvong
	1:26pm Crudbringer: if Bryce is Bruce then Stashu must be Stashy - who is really Staysh! #FmuSecrets #DoubleIdentity
	1:27pm Stashu: Cheese powder forever.
	1:28pm Lixiviated Life: well now... this is a delightful piece.
	1:28pm Hans Moleman: I was saying Boo-ryce.
	1:28pm Bryce: r.i.p. 20 lbs. of powdered gold
	1:29pm Chris from DC: Can you write me a note to get out of my meeting?
	1:30pm Bryce: as your doctor, that is absolutely within my purview. alternatively, i can scream at the top of my lungs at anyone up the chain from you. just send me a number.
	1:32pm Stashu: How do you get to the top of your lungs? Can I walk there? Is it far? Will I know the way? Are there signs?
	1:33pm Bryce: the easiest way is to just walk away from the yellow smoke
	1:34pm Lixiviated Life: Anyone on the Accu have any favorite outdoor sculpture that can be seen in the Northern NJ area? Not including Storm King?
	1:35pm ami ad: According to youtube videoes I've watched,seems to me like Bryce plays guitar with "a perfect circle",look up" The Doomed" if you wish.
	1:40pm nic: love this!!!
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Lix - I saw some info that Opus 40 in Saugerties will reopen soon. That's a bit north of northern, NJ. www.opus40.org... The web site lists some online events happening.
	1:42pm The Butterman: Reminds me of the first time and the best thing about going into a casino.
	1:50pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: This is a wonderful set, Bryce!
	1:53pm Malcolm: Lovely set. Would this be described as new age?
	1:57pm Bryce: thx, you guys! :) hi, summer & michael! i think it could! i believe ariel kalma, j.d. emmanuel, and PMH would likely all feel comfortable with that attribution. i THINK....
	2:01pm Booz: these tunes secrete the rare and precious nectar of bright tomorrows
	2:03pm p20: The only difference between Ariel Kalma and most of what gets labeled "new age" is that Ariel Kalma's music is really really good.
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: And we are back! Good sounds for bleaching parcels to, Bryce! Let's see ... cat litter ... pet food ... bird seed ... beer ... 205 lbs. of STUFF hauled home. Cost one of the good shopping bags ... and the cart is looking mighty rickety. Sure am glad it's yet to get actually hot. Mask wearage down. Crowding up. Glad to be home again (by which I also mean in WFMU).
	2:08pm Bryce: i admit virtually all "new age" music is not my cuppa, but i've been plowing through a huge pile recently, and am finding more good music than i expected!
	2:09pm brainiac: Time has come today. Hi everybody! I came for the gong, staying for the blender.
	2:09pm p20: I've been on an Ariel Kalma kick since RVNG records reissued his stuff, and he made that FRKWAYS record with Rob A.A. Lowe (aka Lichens). Great music for drifting off
	2:11pm p20: ...and the PM Hamel stuff (which I've never heard before) sounds so much like my own homemade synthesizer experimentations ... I started playing one of my own tracks on top of the Hamel and it fit in perfectly, in tune and in the exact same mood.
	2:13pm Handy Haversack: Even sorrier now to have missed it, p20!
	2:13pm p20: (I use untuned/uncalibrated oscillators so it was pure random luck.)
	2:13pm rf: The current track is amazing and I want to learn more
	2:15pm p20: @rf: agree. According to WP: "Geinoh Yamashirogumi is a Japanese musical collective founded on January 19, 1974 consisting of hundreds of people from all walks of life: journalists, doctors, engineers, students, businessmen, etc". Now I'm even more intrigued
	2:16pm Bryce: Geinoh Yamashirogumi is a super interesting project! so crazy how underknown they are outside of japan.... en.wikipedia.org...
	2:16pm Bryce: ahh, beat me to it
	2:17pm p20: This is amazing Bryce!
	2:17pm Booz: FRKWAYS has my endorsement for higher office.
	2:18pm Bryce: they're probably most known for doing the soundtrack to Akira. the director told them "don't worry about money"...lol! so they took the opportunity to record the whole thing in surround sound.
	2:18pm brainiac: I believe my coffee cup is levitating.
	2:19pm sphere: hello
	2:19pm Carmichael: Lunchtime at the monastery.
	2:19pm fred: I once read a very interesting interview with the founder (and in English). But I can't find it right now. I'm pretty sure it was linked from a WFMU playlist (Mayuko?)
	2:20pm ami ad: Damn,wish I had them Pizza toppings for breakfast today.
	2:20pm sphere: also i would like to mention that this is my birthday.
	2:20pm sphere: me and Brian Eno.
	2:21pm ami ad: Congratulations @Sphere.
	2:21pm brainiac: Many happy returns, sphere. Be sure to keep the receipts.
	2:21pm Booz: HBD Sphere
	2:21pm βrian: Happy birthday, sphere. It's our daughter's half-birthday.
	2:22pm Handy Haversack: Happy birthday, sphere! You have revolved once more around yourself! Congrats! No spot for a clicky-star on that Geinoh Yamashirogumi track, Bryce?
	2:22pm p20: @Sphere: Happy Birthday! That is worth celebrating. And we'll definitely spin some Eno records after this show is over. Maybe '801 Live', that's always a lot of fun.
	2:25pm Hubig Pie: Sphere, you, Brian Eno and my sister. Which reminds me, must send greets
	2:27pm mic_impedance: The movie in my head that this is soundtracking needs to be on Criterion. Thank you Bryce and Skeletons for another wonderful finish to the week.
	2:27pm fred: (I found the playlist, but the link is broken. The interview was made by CG Watkins, a WFMU listener)
	2:27pm JakeGould: @AmiAd: Just an update to before… Volunteered on and off from 2015 on. From 2015 I really volunteered like crazy since I was “underemployed” back then. @Sphere: Happy B-Day!!! Wooo!
	2:27pm Bryce: handy, weird! i wonder why! must be a unicode thing? hmmm, lemme get my romaji on...
	2:27pm Bryce: happy bd!!!
	2:29pm sphere: thanks everybody! :D
	2:29pm Chris from DC: Happy birthday Sphere. Also, yay, made it back for Eloy.
	2:29pm JakeGould: @Handy: The fact the playlist is still suffering from UTF-8 issues that many sites resolved in 2007 or so is definitely something.
	2:29pm Bryce: thanks, fred! i'm going to try to track that down!
	2:32pm ami ad: is this what an Orchestra of Whales sound like?@JakeGould:I believe we sat around the round table together a few times.
	2:32pm fred: @Bryce: Mayuko's playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:33pm Handy Haversack: @sphere: Since I can't bring you a copy, here's a bday book rec (copied from Modern World yesterday): Beneath the Rising by Premee Mohammed. A rip-roaring horror-adventure-coming-of-age story that ALSO does some amazing work decolonizing the Cthulhu mythos and the Lovecraft legacy and the whole enterprise of horror fiction. A pretty intense but deft and humanly characterized exposure of white privilege's usually unquestioned place in fiction. Also, some really cool monsters. It's the book I bought in Word Jersey City the weekend before everything ended when we were in JC for the end of Marathon, too. @Jake: I work in e-book creation in nonprofit scholarly publishing. I see a lot of continued Unicode problems!
	2:33pm JakeGould: @AmiAd: All good! Hope work improves for you in some way.
	2:36pm Bryce: ah great, thanks fred!! good ol' wayback machine.... web.archive.org...
	2:37pm JakeGould: @Handy: Bet you see Mojibake issues with UTF-16 saved as UTF-8 a lot.
	2:38pm Dave in Vermont: Approaching Meditating Fire
	2:38pm fred: Many sites don't store information going back as far as WFMU playlists. And Java/JS refusal to handle 32bit unicode code points properly in UTF-8 keeps messing things up
	2:39pm sphere: Thanks, Handy! BTW, if you dig that sort of thing, try Ruthanna Emrys.
	2:41pm Handy Haversack: I will, @sphere! I read a lot of reviews at Strange Horizons and subscribe to the Cascadia Subduction Zone from Aqueduct Press, which is a really solid publisher.
	2:41pm ami ad: @JakeGould:Cheers,thanks.Honestly,I refuse to work for my 'Pops' of a boss until he realizes he needs to take care of he's employees more than his customers.Do need to find some work soon,though.
	2:42pm ParUbi: Aww, this is so lovely I had to log onto the accu and see!
	2:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-LOOYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEeeeeeeee.........
	2:48pm Krys O.: Jumping off early to do some chores. Thanks, Bryce!
	2:50pm βrian: I feel guilty for not clapping.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: I just logged off work. Let the weekend commence with eleven more minutes of the sublimest blenders!
	2:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bryce and happy birthday to all born under the sign of the marbles.
	2:55pm Woo: Just saw a fox in the yard behind ours. I expect to see less rabbits now.
	2:58pm JakeGould: @fred Pretty much done on the UTF-8 tech topic, but if you mix up what Java is versus JavaScript (JS) you honestly show a lack of fundamental knowledge. Anyway, rock on Bryce!
	2:59pm KenW: THANKS Bryce, will catch the entire show via archive!!!!!!!
	3:00pm Handy Haversack: What a great show! Thanks, Bryce!
	3:00pm Ike: Toasty finds that statement interesting.
	3:00pm fred: @JakeGould: As usual, I should have known better than giving you an excuse to bully me again
	12:29am Nicholas: Lovely show. Thanks for everything Bryce

Bryce: Playlist from May 15, 2020

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