Listener comments!

Fri. 8/1/08 12:10pm Larry:

Hello Bryce. Ths signal is strong. Keep doing a good show.

Fri. 8/1/08 12:24pm Scott:

Very nice music. Sounded like Terry Riley.

Fri. 8/1/08 12:28pm Hugo:

Exactly!

Check this source:
http://sonomu.net/text/~532/

Fri. 8/1/08 12:32pm north guinea hills:

hugo, you rock!

Fri. 8/1/08 12:39pm Hugo:

One more (and closer to home, as it were):

http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2006/08/ritual_mouth_or.html

Fri. 8/1/08 12:41pm Ike:

Today, my job (almost) makes me want to die, but this music makes me want to live.

Fri. 8/1/08 12:41pm R. P.:

It's appropriate that some music considered "cutting edge" today sounds like music made hundreds of years ago in Burma.

Fri. 8/1/08 12:58pm Andrew:

The Jew's Harp in my throat is greatly appreciative.

Fri. 8/1/08 1:03pm Hugo:

But there seems to be a little confusion about the area of residence of the Murung. I have to agree with the poster on the WFMU blog that if they reside in the forest hills close to Burma, then that would have to be in the East/South East, most likely in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Sorry folks, it's the old Asia hand peeking through here ...

the music's thrilling, though - Bryce sure knows how to find 'em ...

Fri. 8/1/08 1:13pm bryce:

hugo's on it! these guys are tibeto-burmesey for sure. bengal got all britishly drawed up around them, paving the way for future evil: unending bengladeshi resettlement asshattery. hooray for men.

Fri. 8/1/08 1:28pm alan:

dude- peruvian flutes sound like that too

Fri. 8/1/08 1:34pm alan:

i think they travel across the pacific-- i want to know more about that comunication between asia and south american music-- some words of quechua are the same in chinese-- if you have some more information please let me know

Fri. 8/1/08 1:44pm Ken from Hyde Park:

Drummed message seems pretty soft (not very loud). I can barely hear it. Is it going to suddenly louden up and scare my co-workers?

Fri. 8/1/08 1:47pm bryce:

depends. what continent are you on?

Fri. 8/1/08 1:51pm alan:

i am from Peru- and i am here now

Fri. 8/1/08 1:58pm alan:

check this peruvian video!------http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=WNmq-12BrJY&feature=related
NICE SHOW-.

Fri. 8/1/08 2:16pm sm:

hey bruce you are always awsome, but today the show is just amazing. All my senses are shaken
montreal

Fri. 8/1/08 2:20pm Bad Ronald:

Manhattan checking in...

Fri. 8/1/08 2:22pm m:

bryce, any east african music out there that isn't jangly guitars?

Fri. 8/1/08 2:27pm Harvey:

I've been waiting my whole life for a show like this

Fri. 8/1/08 2:29pm Steve:

I'll Second the motion. Today's show is kicking my ass all around the room. Keep it coming!

Fri. 8/1/08 2:32pm Hugo:

This last set of Central African pygmies music is nothing less than astounding. I've never heard anything like it. Mind-bending!

Fri. 8/1/08 2:34pm Nick:

oh it's mind bending all right

Fri. 8/1/08 2:36pm Steve:

Bryce,
If it weren't for you, your show and WFMU I'd have to waste my time in reality and that would trully suck. Thank you.

Fri. 8/1/08 2:37pm bryce:

all this stuff, from the fmu library. what a racket!

Fri. 8/1/08 2:38pm Steve:

And NICK - get back to work!

Fri. 8/1/08 2:39pm lily:

i am enjoying these plinks

Fri. 8/1/08 2:39pm Nick:

WFMU is my reality whats wrong with that. no one judges me here. hoo ooh ooowww yteaaah

Fri. 8/1/08 2:42pm Bad Ronald:

No mind to bend here but I did bend my Wookie!!!

Fri. 8/1/08 2:43pm Nick:

i don't know what a wookie is but it sounds like that hurts

Fri. 8/1/08 2:46pm lily:

oh no. don't be confused, please. i think the song is ending.

Fri. 8/1/08 3:09pm bryce:

thanks for the good vibes, everyone....

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