WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 20, 2008

Listener comments!
	9:05pm Nikola: Hello! I will be joining you today. With bunnies.
	9:10pm ?: sir, you better have a nice sleeping pill to close the show with after this overture
	9:12pm jackie burkhardt: heey bethany,,i hope you had a great groooooov week,,,i sure did,,i'm always shoppin,,i love to shop, it relieves my tension,,,do you shop also?? well heres to a groooooooovy wonderful show 2nite,,ohhhhh i hope 2008 is good to you also..=)
	9:16pm pierre: OMG this is better than the aarvo part stuff in There will be Blood
	9:19pm Nikola: I ran out of sleeping pills. I do have a monkey wrench though.
	9:22pm ?: why do you talk s oo o o o o o mmmmmmuch ?
	9:25pm ?: B, print the info via this P-list... no need to pollute the wave with: w~o~r~d~s~szszszzszs
	9:30pm bethany: Thank you for your input. Speaking is necessary for two reasons 1: to give credit to the artists who've made the music I am playing and 2: to appear as a human, not a randomly generated playlist maker. My apologies if you don't like this aspect of my show. You are free to turn off your radio or listen to the archive and skip through the talk. I'd rather we keep the comments here on other things.
	9:44pm Jon: I'm psyched I finally found something interesting to listen to! Thanks!
	9:47pm andrew: I learn lots of things from bethany's mic breaks - don't change anything please!
	9:50pm dave: what andrew said. also: more audio scavenger hunts planned any time soon?
	9:50pm dave: oh, and this steel cello ensemble thing is incredible.
	9:51pm Nikola: Agreed, dave.
	9:54pm dave: (sorry for the spam) i didn't know anything about rutman and got curious what a "steel cello" was. turns out (maybe everybody but me knows this) he built them himself. pix: http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/03/robert-rutman-us-steel-cello-ensemble.html
	9:56pm Nikola: Those looks awesome. Dan Rathbun has probably drooled all over them. And spam is good. I learn from spam.
	10:00pm dave: hey, speaking of mic breaks (belatedly): what's this nice airy thing and the sort of plucked-string-and-whistling that bethany typically uses as bed music? i like both of 'em a lot.
	10:07pm bethany: The string/whistling piece is by Andrew Bird from Weather Systems - an early version of the piece that evolved into "Skin, Is My"
	10:09pm bethany: Oh, and you guys have caught on to something: my 2008 Marathon Premium will feature artist-made instruments. We'll have Rutman, Harry Partch, Henry Reichl and many others. Feel free to suggest something that you like!
	10:16pm eric: A really interesting artist-made instrument is the 'long string instrument' of Ellen Fullman. The set of strings were at least 50ft long, played by walking alongside them rubbing the strings.
	10:16pm dave: thanks! i've heard of Weather Systems before it's obviously time for me to pick up a copy. yay on the artist-made instruments thing. the electronic version of that is something that i'm really obsessed with right now. so i'd push for something in that vein, like maybe the loud objects or someone from the festival you played recordings from a few weeks back.
	10:18pm ?: http://www.stuttgart.de/sde/global/images/mdb/item/216419/18757.jpg artist-made too(ish)
	10:20pm bethany: Indeed I'm looking for acoustic and electronic stuff. The Mr. Resistor stuff will be there and I have a few hand-made electronic gadgets I'll mess with for a short piece. But please suggest more!
	10:24pm jackie b.: bethany,, i sent u mail,,please write back,,thank you J. BURKHARDT,,=)
	10:25pm dave: ooh, also along the lines of ellen fullman: terry fox.
	10:28pm Nikola: I highly suggest Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and Idiot Flesh. :]
	10:33pm ?: http://clatterymachinery.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/goldes-shaman-priest-in-his-regalia.JPG
	10:52pm Scott M: Cooper-Moore's selfmade instruments are pretty amazing!
	11:11pm ranjit: Bart Hopkin is the patron saint of contemporary handmade acoustic instruments. http://www.windworld.com/
	11:20pm bethany: Ranjit is the patron saint of contemporary handmade electronic instruments.
	11:45pm Listener David: On one of Hatch's recent shows, he played a guy who made his own "electronic bagpipes" Yoshi Wada http://www.wfmu.org/listen.m3u?show=25939&archive=40343&starttime=1:07:24
	11:49pm sm: how about mario bertoncini and his harps. sculptures? http://www.die-schachtel.com/editions/ds15.htm
	11:57pm bethany: Thanks everyone for your handmade instrument suggestions! Feel free to comment further or email me: bethany {at} wfmu {dot} org
	1:45pm ?: please have a great afternoon itsearly evening over here and yes baddental work goe s on here to. i will yogic habit endurehandstand and rush.float down stream../....thank for acute ear you have.,,.,..,

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 20, 2008

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January 20, 2008: Missing Symphonies

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
V / Vm	1st Movement "1st Movement" by "V / Vm"	Shostakovich "The Missing Symphony"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Rene Bertholo	Nada: Luz "Nada: Luz" by "Rene Bertholo"				0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Eugene Chadbourne	Wyucheria Bancrofti / Post Power Mower Grasshopper	Worms with Strings			0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Pierre Berthet	Percussions II "Percussions II" by "Pierre Berthet"	Un cadre de piano prolonge	Sonoris		0:41:00 (Pop-up)
Robert Rutman's Steel Cello Ensemble	Get Drunk	Zuuhh!! Muttie Mum!!	Die Stadt		0:47:22 (Pop-up)

Enrico Rava String Band	"Enrico Rava String Band"				1:04:07 (Pop-up)
Paul Dresher	Channels Passing "Channels Passing" by "Paul Dresher"	Night Songs / Channels Passing / Study for Variations	New Albion		1:05:12 (Pop-up)
Astral Social Club	Star Guzzlers "Star Guzzlers" by "Astral Social Club"	Star Guzzlers	Qbico		1:13:21 (Pop-up)
3/4 Had Been Eliminated	I am "I am" by "3/4 Had Been Eliminated"	The Religious Experience	Solielmoon		1:31:05 (Pop-up)
Darleen Cowles	Translucent Unreality #1	Capriccio Series of New American Music No. 1	Capriccio		1:39:18 (Pop-up)
Alain Louvier	Houles for Ondes Martenot, piano and percussion	Inedits	RTF - Barclay	performed by Francoise Deslogeres - ondes martenot, Claude Bonneton - piano, Alain Jacquet - percussion	1:48:32 (Pop-up)

Jonny Greenwood	Stranded the LIne / Eat Him By His Own Light / Proven Lands / Future Markets / Open Spaces	There Will Be Blood Soundtrack	Jonny Greenwood		2:09:41 (Pop-up)
Ben Johnston	Sonata for Microtonal Piano	Sound Forms for Piano		New World	2:19:53 (Pop-up)
Paul Metzger	[Untitled 2] "[Untitled 2]" by "Paul Metzger"	Deliverance			2:42:21 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Dance of the Inhabitants of the Palace of King Philip XIV of Spain	The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick			2:41:28 (Pop-up)
GRM Archives	Canon Sur Une Trompe Africaine	GRM Archives			2:49:29 (Pop-up)
George Aperghis	Recitation 12 "Recitation 12" by "George Aperghis"	Recitations			2:53:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05pm Nikola: Hello! I will be joining you today. With bunnies.
	9:10pm ?: sir, you better have a nice sleeping pill to close the show with after this overture
	9:12pm jackie burkhardt: heey bethany,,i hope you had a great groooooov week,,,i sure did,,i'm always shoppin,,i love to shop, it relieves my tension,,,do you shop also?? well heres to a groooooooovy wonderful show 2nite,,ohhhhh i hope 2008 is good to you also..=)
	9:16pm pierre: OMG this is better than the aarvo part stuff in There will be Blood
	9:19pm Nikola: I ran out of sleeping pills. I do have a monkey wrench though.
	9:22pm ?: why do you talk s oo o o o o o mmmmmmuch ?
	9:25pm ?: B, print the info via this P-list... no need to pollute the wave with: w~o~r~d~s~szszszzszs
	9:30pm bethany: Thank you for your input. Speaking is necessary for two reasons 1: to give credit to the artists who've made the music I am playing and 2: to appear as a human, not a randomly generated playlist maker. My apologies if you don't like this aspect of my show. You are free to turn off your radio or listen to the archive and skip through the talk. I'd rather we keep the comments here on other things.
	9:44pm Jon: I'm psyched I finally found something interesting to listen to! Thanks!
	9:47pm andrew: I learn lots of things from bethany's mic breaks - don't change anything please!
	9:50pm dave: what andrew said. also: more audio scavenger hunts planned any time soon?
	9:50pm dave: oh, and this steel cello ensemble thing is incredible.
	9:51pm Nikola: Agreed, dave.
	9:54pm dave: (sorry for the spam) i didn't know anything about rutman and got curious what a "steel cello" was. turns out (maybe everybody but me knows this) he built them himself. pix: http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/03/robert-rutman-us-steel-cello-ensemble.html
	9:56pm Nikola: Those looks awesome. Dan Rathbun has probably drooled all over them. And spam is good. I learn from spam.
	10:00pm dave: hey, speaking of mic breaks (belatedly): what's this nice airy thing and the sort of plucked-string-and-whistling that bethany typically uses as bed music? i like both of 'em a lot.
	10:07pm bethany: The string/whistling piece is by Andrew Bird from Weather Systems - an early version of the piece that evolved into "Skin, Is My"
	10:09pm bethany: Oh, and you guys have caught on to something: my 2008 Marathon Premium will feature artist-made instruments. We'll have Rutman, Harry Partch, Henry Reichl and many others. Feel free to suggest something that you like!
	10:16pm eric: A really interesting artist-made instrument is the 'long string instrument' of Ellen Fullman. The set of strings were at least 50ft long, played by walking alongside them rubbing the strings.
	10:16pm dave: thanks! i've heard of Weather Systems before it's obviously time for me to pick up a copy. yay on the artist-made instruments thing. the electronic version of that is something that i'm really obsessed with right now. so i'd push for something in that vein, like maybe the loud objects or someone from the festival you played recordings from a few weeks back.
	10:18pm ?: http://www.stuttgart.de/sde/global/images/mdb/item/216419/18757.jpg artist-made too(ish)
	10:20pm bethany: Indeed I'm looking for acoustic and electronic stuff. The Mr. Resistor stuff will be there and I have a few hand-made electronic gadgets I'll mess with for a short piece. But please suggest more!
	10:24pm jackie b.: bethany,, i sent u mail,,please write back,,thank you J. BURKHARDT,,=)
	10:25pm dave: ooh, also along the lines of ellen fullman: terry fox.
	10:28pm Nikola: I highly suggest Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and Idiot Flesh. :]
	10:33pm ?: http://clatterymachinery.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/goldes-shaman-priest-in-his-regalia.JPG
	10:52pm Scott M: Cooper-Moore's selfmade instruments are pretty amazing!
	11:11pm ranjit: Bart Hopkin is the patron saint of contemporary handmade acoustic instruments. http://www.windworld.com/
	11:20pm bethany: Ranjit is the patron saint of contemporary handmade electronic instruments.
	11:45pm Listener David: On one of Hatch's recent shows, he played a guy who made his own "electronic bagpipes" Yoshi Wada http://www.wfmu.org/listen.m3u?show=25939&archive=40343&starttime=1:07:24
	11:49pm sm: how about mario bertoncini and his harps. sculptures? http://www.die-schachtel.com/editions/ds15.htm
	11:57pm bethany: Thanks everyone for your handmade instrument suggestions! Feel free to comment further or email me: bethany {at} wfmu {dot} org
	1:45pm ?: please have a great afternoon itsearly evening over here and yes baddental work goe s on here to. i will yogic habit endurehandstand and rush.float down stream../....thank for acute ear you have.,,.,..,

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from January 20, 2008

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