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Bedtime Stories
Tuesday February 6th, 2024 with Chris Lyne
The Arrivals And Departures Lounge February 2024

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One Page Story (Show Theme)
Chris Lyne - Chapter Four (2020) - Unreleased Canadian
Garden Of Aeons
Loneward - Tales From The Oak (2023) VA - Bandcamp Canadian New
Echo Waves (excerpt)
Manuel Gottsching - Inventions For Guitar (1975) - Kosmiche
Blue Veil
Minguss (Mami Koishi) feat Manuel Gottsching - The Farthest Desert (2018) - Bandcamp
Requiem For Manuel Gottsching
The End Of Eternity (Gianpiero De Filippo) - Nobody Loves Me But I Love You Lots (2022) - Bandcamp
Seasons Remembered
Altus - Solastalgia (2024) - Bandcamp Canadian New
Virgin Ice
Pauline Anna Strom - Echoes, Spaces, Lines (box set of reissues orig 1980s) (2024 ) - RVNG International
White Falcon
DreamSTATE - Legacy Evolution VA (2015) - Bandcamp Canadian
Krismopompas
Edgar Froese - Kamikaze 1989 (OS) (1982) - Virgin
Pinnacles (excerpt)
Edgar Froese - Pinnacles (1983) - Virgin
Interactive CKCU
Chris Lyne (host)
Good evening everyone The age-old interviewer's question "which came first: the music or the lyrics" probably won't be needed this evening. ;-)

9:57 PM, February 6th, 2024
Shelley Ann Morris
Hi Chris, Arrivals and Departures—always makes for an interesting show. Do you think if they played Loneward’s music in airports, it would help people to stay calm? Maybe Brian Eno was on to something “Music For Airports” which I heard on CKCU FM. I know I would chill out if I heard this kind of music in public spaces.

10:05 PM, February 6th, 2024
Chris Lyne (host)
Hi Shelley Yes, probably. In fact the Eno album that you mention was at least partly prompted by experiencing a long wait for a delayed plane. Apparently he's something of a nervous flyer and so the piece was a reflection of his wish for creating an aural environment that promoted a sense of calmness for passengers in the departures lounge.

10:21 PM, February 6th, 2024
hillbilly
Arrived. Waiting an hour. Departure. ✈️

10:21 PM, February 6th, 2024
Chris Lyne (host)
Hi Hb, happy landings! :-)

10:27 PM, February 6th, 2024
Shelley Ann Morris
The music this evening is exceptionally beautiful, peaceful and meditative. Clarice is all stretched out, enjoying the tranquil tunes—music for calming cats. I certainly WOULD like to hear this in more public places. Did you ever hear about where music (such as classical) is used to deter loitering in some spaces.

10:32 PM, February 6th, 2024
Shelley Ann Morris
Hi H.B.

10:33 PM, February 6th, 2024
hillbilly
Hi. S.A.M. I heard cows give more milk with classical music.... I'd like Blues if I was a cow!;-)

10:41 PM, February 6th, 2024
Chris Lyne (host)
Hi Shelley, yes, and other types of music have also been played to deter certain groups/types of people from remaining in one place for longer than desired. I'm thinking particularly of an article I read a few years ago where a bar owner admitted playing uptempo pop music at volume to deter people over a certain age from wanting to stay very long in the bar, thus ensuring that the bar remained a haunt for younger clientele. There's also the stories of playing classical music (and others) to cows in milking sheds, .

10:43 PM, February 6th, 2024
Chris Lyne (host)
hb, you and I were thinking/typing along the same lines re the cows ! :-)

10:46 PM, February 6th, 2024
Shelley Ann Morris
I like all kinds of music, but I think if I were a cow, I could go for some nice Jazz. Gee, I never thought I would say THAT on a playlist! This show is a ‘must listen’ during those times at work when I have to focus. Mighty-night everyone. I know I’m going to sleep well.

10:55 PM, February 6th, 2024
Chris Lyne (host)
Goodnight everyone, sleep well.

10:55 PM, February 6th, 2024
hb
Peace 🕊️

11:07 PM, February 6th, 2024