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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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Favoriting January 9, 2009

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Robert Ashley  Automatic Writing   Favoriting Automatic Writing   
Alvin Lucier  excerpt from "Dr.Chicago"   Favoriting   1st in a trio of hilarious George Manupelli films, starring composer Alvin Lucier & Robert Ashley's then wife, Mary Ashley. Pauline Oliveros shows up, too. Lucier's extemporaneous rambling would crack the crew up so bad that for some scenes, they literally had to leave the room as soon as the camera started rolling to avoid wasting film. Manupelli's finally put together a 3-dvd set himself. $50 directly from him: http://georgemanupelli.com 
Alvin Lucier  Music for Piano with Magnetic Strings   Favoriting Theme  Lois Svard and electromagnets 
 
Gordon Monahan  This Piano Thing   Favoriting    
 
Somei Satoh  Litania   Favoriting Hymn for the Sun   
Györgi Ligeti  Coloana fara sfarsit   Favoriting   robot piano (Jürgen Hocker) 
Györgi Ligeti  L'escalier du diable   Favoriting   robot piano (Jürgen Hcker) 
Toshi Ichiyanagi  Piano Media   Favoriting   meat piano (Aki Takahashi) 
Aldo Clementi  B.A.C.H.   Favoriting   harpsichordling, Elisabeth Chojnacka 
Aldo Clementi  Replica B.A.C.H.   Favoriting   harpsichordling, Elisabeth Chojnacka 
Luciano Berio  Chemins III   Favoriting    
Bernard Alois Zimmerman  Photoptosis   Favoriting    
Barre Phillips  May Be I Can Sing It for You   Favoriting    


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Listener comments!

  12:09pm
north guinea hills:

i just picked up 4 lps (out of 7)of the extended edition of private parts (robert ashley) last month. very awesome stuff.
  12:13pm
bryce:

nice! (except for the missing 3 records part)

robert ashley marathon coming up at La Mama (new stuff), starting next thur: http://www.lamama.org
  12:18pm
north guinea hills:

oh site, i almost forgot about the ashley marathon. thanks for reminding me.

one side of the private parts set i got sounds like kompakt minimal techno, and it was recorded in 1979...
  12:18pm
Chuck7:

Dang it Bryce you are my fave dj of all time, and some of my best friends are djs. And the pic on your dj site is WEIRD and, and,...
  12:28pm
bryce:

huh, some of my most reviled archenemies are DJs.... holy crap, chuck7 i owe you $40,000. do you accept copper bullion?

ngh, dying to hear the whole 7 lp bizniz! spent the last 10 minutes licking the internet for a trace....
  12:33pm
north guinea hills:

i found the private parts lps at eat recs in greenpoint. unfortunately, they didn't have the whole collection.

i already had the cd version, but it's just 1 lp worth of the whole collection.

i'll be playing parts of said private parts on free103point9.org on jan 27 (7pm-9pm) on radio ruido's show.

thanks again for playing automatic writing, it's been a near decade since i last listened to it.
  12:42pm
matt:

Do you have a particular favorite Ashley piece?
  12:43pm
Cecile:

I should have stoled that out of the rekkid library at the station I used to work at, but i'm glad I didn't or I would have been one of THOSE DJs.
  12:50pm
annie:

the worst i ever did as thief/dj was to take the cds that never got played. then i played them on my show but kept them with me. there was the free bucket... not alot to write home to mom about there..
  12:53pm
Bad Ronald:

I lifted "London Town" from a record store.

Ah, now I feel better...
  12:55pm
north guinea hills:

i, on the other hand, have probably had more then 125 records stolen from me while dj'ing.

i guess i was never too careful.
  12:59pm
dc pat:

I'm listening to this while Réveil des Oiseaux by Messiaen plays in the background. It sounds great.
  1:06pm
annie:

i feel your pain NGH
  1:08pm
Cecile:

and let's not talk about friends and family who LOSE records you loan them.
  1:08pm
bryce:

daaaah i'm blinded by golden light!

matt, he's done so much intense stuff, esp. if you can set aside the time to sink into a long piece. "automatic writing" can't be beat for otherworldliness....
  1:13pm
?:

Some of these titles!

Music with roots in the aether
Still and moving lines of silence in families of hyperbolas

looking at this web site:

www.lovely.com
  1:14pm
chuck7:

You should my dj friends.
http://kzsu.stanford.edu/show/brownian/
  1:19pm
annie:

was wondering if anyone has done the water-crystal research with ashley's music.
  1:22pm
zedprophfer:

droooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooone
  1:26pm
Cecile:

keep that piano crap comin'
  1:26pm
and the Mysterians:

Would be interested in hearing this one if you've got it:

David Rosenboom:

How Much Better If Plymouth Rock Had Landed On The Pilgrims (1969, released 1978), for unspecified instruments

Yours
Hugo
  1:27pm
Cecile:

can we request some conlon nancarrow?
  1:27pm
Sean Daily:

Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
  1:28pm
Hugo:

Cecile, yes we can!
  1:28pm
Melissa:

This has been a FANTASTIC show so far. thanks so much. Great curating !!!
  1:32pm
zedprophfer:

it's sad that piano teachers never teach you how to play like this on a piano. :(
  1:33pm
Cecile:

I mean, Zed. I'd still be at it if they did.
  1:34pm
Hugo:

For this, you don't need a teacher ...
  1:34pm
bryce:

i'll teach you! but you must pay me in försterkäse.
  1:36pm
bryce:

let me tell you, melissa, it's hard work punching 2 buttons an hour, holy shit.

hugo, don't think we have that one! i'll check, tho.....
  1:36pm
annie:

would it be overzealous to say"I LOVE THIS SHIT!" ??
  1:37pm
Hugo:

piano as percussive device ...
  1:39pm
zedprophfer:

piano drummer
  1:40pm
dc pat:

let's not forget people that a piano IS in fact a percussion instrument..
  1:42pm
Parq:

Bryce, if anyone's up to the gruelling technical demands of airing a show like this, you are.
  1:46pm
bryce:

i'm actually standing across the street, pushing the buttons with a 230-foot rod made of taped-together string cheese snacks.
  1:46pm
Hugo:

Pushing two buttons per hour is much harder work than pushing one button per hour ...
  1:47pm
bryce:

that's right, especially in a flaming walrus suit.
  1:48pm
Hugo:

Indeed ...
  1:56pm
Gregg Jarvis:

Bryce- do you have Hans Bennink's drum solo on drum kit constructed of cheese wheels and close miked???
  1:57pm
still b/p:

Carpenters on radio at low volume here singing Top of the World while Monahan makes happen at slightly louder volume. Something so right.
  1:58pm
dc pat:

right on, still b/p.
  2:02pm
annie:

it's very surreal this whole live-talk comments list. the dj can see the comments, respond to them; yet has to remember that the whole city is listening as well. we, on the other hand are out here listening and commenting and taking phone calls and typing in other various chat-boxes... sometimes i get them mixed up and think i am talking with someone in the comments here..very surreal. so many levels ... i love it.
  2:05pm
bryce:

Welcome to
Lower Kooksburg

pop. 12
  2:06pm
annie:

harpo is madly applauding!
  2:09pm
zedprophfer:

somei satoh has 50 fingers, 10 hands, laser sight, and eagle wings.
  2:11pm
bryce:

yet he still has time to cook an award-winning risotto.
  2:14pm
Matt:

I know requests are annoying, but any harpsichord?
  2:14pm
eric:

what ligeti piece is this?!?! please...
  2:15pm
Bad Ronald:

Yes, I've got my Donald Duck costume on and am sitting in a vat of jello... Ooops wrong chat-box!
  2:19pm
still b/p:

I know that chat room...for Congressmen, it's called "House Boys". You a rep, BR?
  2:20pm
Bad Ronald:

Page.
  2:22pm
still b/p:

Ding!
  2:22pm
JJZ:

A coworker just complained about Piano Media, which surprised me a bit.
  2:22pm
bryce:

toss in a grip and i'll order the prosecco
  2:24pm
annie:

the marx brothers were way ahead of their time..
  2:25pm
paulthepostman:

...a little risky milking to this one.
  2:28pm
Ike:

Milking what? Or whom?
  2:28pm
still b/p:

Bong Action Certainly Helps....si, Aldo?
  2:29pm
paulthepostman:

coworking! see JJZ.
  2:34pm
bryce:

AGREED

actually, that's a good point. which 20th century composers would be most at home, say, pullin a gravity?...
  2:42pm
Matt:

Thank you!
  2:44pm
?:

Is the title of that Aldo Clementi album really "harpsichordling, Elisabeth Chojnacka"? I only ask because I have been trying to find anything about it online, and I'm getting nothing at all. Thank you.
  2:49pm
bryce:

oh shit, sorry! the album is actually by Elisabeth Chojnacka, called "Clavecin d'Aujourd'hui." came out on Erato in '77

if you can track it down, there's also a really intense Luc Ferrari piece on there for harpsi and tape, "Musique Socialiste ?".
  2:50pm
?:

haha, excellent. thanks so much for the new info. great sounding show today, really!
  2:58pm
bryce:

to all people:

eat poorly for one week. Thank you.
  2:59pm
fishmonkeystew:

Thanks for another killer show, Bryce!
  3:00pm
annie:

word up i did that last week bryce!!
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