WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 20, 2007

Listener comments!
	9:03am Grateful: Ah. Another Thursday morning With Trouble. I am just glad I live in the Modern World.
	9:10am north guinea hills: alice is a perfect way to start the morning!
	9:13am lonnie: should follow it up with hugo largo
	9:15am NEGATOR: vASHTI...... saw her earlier this year. It was really good! I bought Another Diamond Day on vinyl.
	9:16am negator: My good friend plays with Hugo Largo now!
	9:17am Wes: This morning has been quite weird, people can be so strange sometimes, like a drifting tide. But all is well, trouble was waiting for me at my desination.
	9:17am lonnie: really? i had no idea hugo largo was still around. those 2 records they made are flawless.
	9:20am 55 Fingers (from the antartic): I've wandered from my abandoned bus to who knows where. Surprisingly, the laptop/internet radio still functions so I can hear this morning's trouble approaching. Those mushrooms I ate three days ago didn't taste so good, uh oh. Hopefully I'll hang on 'til noon. Come here little penguin.
	9:29am Shang a Lang: Poeme du jour: Each morning, hoping to win my bread I go to the market where lies are sold; A peddler of lies like the others, I wait and hope. -- Bertolt Brecht, as cited by Fritz Lang in Godard's "Contempt" Have a nice day.
	9:35am Childish: My Poem of the Day: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire.
	9:41am lydia: That Brenda Holloway song was highlarious!
	9:43am Adrian: What's all this about Hugo Largo? Are they back together? Soak, the Mimi album was lovely, too. More info please. Oh, hello Trouble, by the way.
	9:44am suffocated: My speech for today: my mortgage is going on fire, my job is consuming my life, life on the matrix could be marvelous, but hey, I have an internet connection and modern world with trouble...
	9:44am Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds: I am proud to have been name checked by Trouble during that last break. It has made my cousin Peyote green with envy.
	9:51am Wes: The people I work with can be "well meaning" sometimes but they are flaming idiots. It's quite depressing. But what I really wanted to say was that the citronella instrumental reminds me of digital underground.
	9:54am Adrian: Wes, yesterday i discovered that everyone I work with likes Red hot Chili peppers. Sometimes one feels so alone in the world…
	9:56am Scorsese On Coke: Is Rose Mcgowan marrying Robert Rodriguez or Alex Rodriguez?
	10:04am Howling Rabbit: I praise the inventors of CDs. I have always felt they deserved to win a Nobel prize. The only good thing you can do with vinyl is look at the record covers
	10:04am zoe: oh, Adrian, I have been there! Luckily, most the chili pepper fans have been fired or left from work.
	10:08am Adrian: Hi Zoe, Nick Cave recently said that whenever he turrns on the radio and there's something terrible on it's invariably RHCP. Love this Colleen track, by the way.
	10:09am suffocated: I can support a chili pepper fan, but not a chili pepper fan who doesn´t want to listen to, lets say... Alice coltrane...
	10:29am lonnie: what would you really rather have - rhcp fans or modern country fans who still smirk about bi-racial relationships? come on people, it's all relative, and i'm balancing on the short end of the relativity stick.
	10:30am Parq: My Flatiron District office has belatedly decided to join the 21st Century, so I finally have an internet connection, and can enjoy WFMU at work. Don't get me started on the stuffed shirts I work with. We're talkin' people who think the Peppers are radically avante garde. Modern World, wecome to mine.
	10:32am north guinea hills: flea has actually been involved w/ some interesting music projects, and has supported many african musicians and festivals.
	10:34am trouble: i imagine musical taste to be a rather passionate plea to assure us of our individualism...that said i imagine the more arguing, the more strident the push for understanding of said individualism. I honestly rarely discuss music with people, it seems to be un-talkable. so I cut the chatter and spin the platter...
	10:35am Suffocated: I agree with lonnien in that everything coul be relative, but that does not mean that all the people should be my relatives... Hey las grecas! tremendous stuff regarding balancing on the short end of the stick...
	10:36am Adrian: And you do so marvellously. I didn't mean to open a can of worms. The Robert Plant track was lovely, sounded like Low. x
	10:37am lonnie: dexter gordon is fantastic. check out the movie "'round midnight" that he stars in. it's a pretty good movie with really good music
	10:41am Scorsese On Coke: Looking forward to that Chili Peppers' album of modern country covers! I didn't know they were racists.
	10:48am dave in vermont: let the industry eat itself-enjoy what we have access to while there is still elctricity-then get ready to be able to contribute to the nights around the fire-or prepare your progeny
	10:48am Pamela: I really love this big blood song.
	10:52am jt: where to get big blood music?
	10:54am north guinea hills: big blood does a crazy treliscious cover of can's "vitamin C". i got their music from contacting them on their myspace page.
	10:54am Frank from VT: Holy cow - my grandfather (think Ozark Hillbilly) would only play one song on the guitar - I don't remember the words, but "wildwood flower" is it!! talk about unexpected blast from the past...
	10:57am jt: i've heard the cover of vitamin c on wfmu before, loved it. which album is that off of?
	10:58am Parq: <<I cut the chatter and spin the platter... >> Yeah!
	11:00am negator: Hugo Largo is now HiFi Sky and their profile is below: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=17886560
	11:00am Hagen: Hi, i'm from germany Here it is 5pm and i live in the country. It's interesting, that i (at least) think to have this NewYork/Big City feeling
	11:06am steve: hurray!
	11:10am ludia: I forgot to tell you, Trouble and your sidekick DJ Icepack: I was reading about Bob Dylan's XM Radio show: "Theme Time Radio Hour" Each week a new theme! Of course it made me think of your fab outer-space set.
	11:17am lonnie: hey negator, thanks for the hi-fi sky tip. that's fantastic stuff
	11:18am Adrian: Yes Negator, but having done a bit of searching, Mimi is now singing with a new band, XIX. www.myspace.com/xixnyc Haven't listened yet, but will apres la Trouble
	11:25am robbie in england: really enjoying todays jolly tunes on this is the modern world
	11:31am jon: Hey Trouble - Gotta go, thanks for having us over. Great tunes. See you next week!
	11:57am 55 (frozen) Fingers: Three cheers for surface noise! Thanks Trouble.
	11:57am dave in vermont: golly that 3 hours went fast
	11:59am Pamela: I also found a site: http://oscillations.org/pipeline/whats-pipeline that has a link

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 20, 2007

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
venice arkestra	b side "b side" by "venice arkestra"	venice arkestra	what ever we want	12"		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
alice coltrane	the sun "the sun" by "alice coltrane"	a monastic trio					0:08:00 (Pop-up)
vashti bunyan	here before "here before" by "vashti bunyan"	lookaftering					0:12:31 (Pop-up)
duncan browne	dwarf in a tree( a cautionary tale)	give me take you					0:15:18 (Pop-up)
venice arkestra	b side (continued)	venice arkestra					0:18:46 (Pop-up)
the aaron sisters	she came rollin down the mountain	flowers in the wildwood v/a	trikont				0:26:02 (Pop-up)
anita o'day and russ garcia and his orch	what's your story morning glory?	sings the winners					0:29:01 (Pop-up)

brenda holloway	operator "operator" by "brenda holloway"	the very best of					0:37:08 (Pop-up)
robert colbert orchestra	back at the blue whale	OST dark shadows					0:40:52 (Pop-up)
geno washington/adventures in stereo	too late	noises from the sound cupboard v/a					0:42:35 (Pop-up)
aesop rocks	citronella instrumental	coffee		12"		*	0:46:01 (Pop-up)
suba	sereia "sereia" by "suba"	brazilian electronica v/a					0:52:19 (Pop-up)
beyene habte	tefqereni zeneberet "tefqereni zeneberet" by "beyene habte"	ethiopiques /tigrina music vol 5					0:56:48 (Pop-up)
johnny cash	straight a's in love "straight a's in love" by "johnny cash"						0:59:24 (Pop-up)

Colleen	sun against my eyes "sun against my eyes" by "Colleen"	les ondes silencieuses					1:04:13 (Pop-up)
quentin crisp	#10 "#10" by "quentin crisp"	an evening with quentin crisp					1:08:45 (Pop-up)
robert plant & allison krauss	polly come home	raising sand	rounder			*	1:10:59 (Pop-up)
kirsten mc cord	walkabout "walkabout" by "kirsten mc cord"	kirsten mccord	ecstatic peace			*	1:15:51 (Pop-up)
uhuru ( the sound of freedom)	folk song	more pressure vol 1 straight to the head v/a					1:19:56 (Pop-up)
lismore	sunrise girl says "sunrise girl says" by "lismore"	all that you are ep	cult hero		www.lismoremusic.com	*	1:22:49 (Pop-up)
the postal service	such great heights	the district sleeps alone tonight ep					1:26:59 (Pop-up)
las grecas	orgullo "orgullo" by "las grecas"	las grecas					1:31:18 (Pop-up)
dexter gordon	soy califa "soy califa" by "dexter gordon"	a swingin' affair					1:34:57 (Pop-up)

big blood	a friendly noose "a friendly noose" by "big blood"	strange maine 11 04 06	dontrusttheruin			*	1:47:38 (Pop-up)
the carter family	wildwood flower						1:50:29 (Pop-up)
east river pipe	my little rainbow	the gasoline age					1:53:18 (Pop-up)
hanne hukkelberg	hoist anchor/searching	little things					1:55:30 (Pop-up)
Blockhead	grape nuts and chalk sauce	uncle tony's coloring book	ninja tune			*	1:58:56 (Pop-up)
cannonball jane	bossa tug "bossa tug" by "cannonball jane"	knees up! EP	gaddycat			*	2:02:39 (Pop-up)

misty roses	fathers and sons "fathers and sons" by "misty roses"	komodo dragons					2:08:48 (Pop-up)
patrizia and jimmy	trust your child part 1	home schooled: the abc's of kid soul	nemuro group		*	*	2:12:30 (Pop-up)
LCD sound system	north american scum	north american scum ep					2:15:50 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	what good is a castle "what good is a castle" by "joe bataan"	riot!					2:20:46 (Pop-up)
the organics	foot stumping "foot stumping" by "the organics"	vital organs v/a					2:27:40 (Pop-up)

federico aubele	maria jose "maria jose" by "federico aubele"	panamericana	eighteenth street lounge			*	2:33:46 (Pop-up)
the hidden twin	the break up "the break up" by "the hidden twin"	asleep in the valley	faux totem/enamel			*	2:36:37 (Pop-up)
mali music	le djembe "le djembe" by "mali music"	mali music	honest jon's				2:39:21 (Pop-up)
alan sondheim	chitaro 6 "chitaro 6" by "alan sondheim"	fifty-six	Qbico			*	2:43:56 (Pop-up)
zeb	opium "opium" by "zeb"	stop the earth, i want to get off!	wonderwheel recordings				2:45:37 (Pop-up)
young marble giants	ode to booker T	collosal youth and collected works	domino			*	2:49:47 (Pop-up)
people like us & ergo phizmiz	beyond perpetuum	perpetuum mobile	soleilmoom recordings			*	2:53:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Grateful: Ah. Another Thursday morning With Trouble. I am just glad I live in the Modern World.
	9:10am north guinea hills: alice is a perfect way to start the morning!
	9:13am lonnie: should follow it up with hugo largo
	9:15am NEGATOR: vASHTI...... saw her earlier this year. It was really good! I bought Another Diamond Day on vinyl.
	9:16am negator: My good friend plays with Hugo Largo now!
	9:17am Wes: This morning has been quite weird, people can be so strange sometimes, like a drifting tide. But all is well, trouble was waiting for me at my desination.
	9:17am lonnie: really? i had no idea hugo largo was still around. those 2 records they made are flawless.
	9:20am 55 Fingers (from the antartic): I've wandered from my abandoned bus to who knows where. Surprisingly, the laptop/internet radio still functions so I can hear this morning's trouble approaching. Those mushrooms I ate three days ago didn't taste so good, uh oh. Hopefully I'll hang on 'til noon. Come here little penguin.
	9:29am Shang a Lang: Poeme du jour: Each morning, hoping to win my bread I go to the market where lies are sold; A peddler of lies like the others, I wait and hope. -- Bertolt Brecht, as cited by Fritz Lang in Godard's "Contempt" Have a nice day.
	9:35am Childish: My Poem of the Day: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire.
	9:41am lydia: That Brenda Holloway song was highlarious!
	9:43am Adrian: What's all this about Hugo Largo? Are they back together? Soak, the Mimi album was lovely, too. More info please. Oh, hello Trouble, by the way.
	9:44am suffocated: My speech for today: my mortgage is going on fire, my job is consuming my life, life on the matrix could be marvelous, but hey, I have an internet connection and modern world with trouble...
	9:44am Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds: I am proud to have been name checked by Trouble during that last break. It has made my cousin Peyote green with envy.
	9:51am Wes: The people I work with can be "well meaning" sometimes but they are flaming idiots. It's quite depressing. But what I really wanted to say was that the citronella instrumental reminds me of digital underground.
	9:54am Adrian: Wes, yesterday i discovered that everyone I work with likes Red hot Chili peppers. Sometimes one feels so alone in the world…
	9:56am Scorsese On Coke: Is Rose Mcgowan marrying Robert Rodriguez or Alex Rodriguez?
	10:04am Howling Rabbit: I praise the inventors of CDs. I have always felt they deserved to win a Nobel prize. The only good thing you can do with vinyl is look at the record covers
	10:04am zoe: oh, Adrian, I have been there! Luckily, most the chili pepper fans have been fired or left from work.
	10:08am Adrian: Hi Zoe, Nick Cave recently said that whenever he turrns on the radio and there's something terrible on it's invariably RHCP. Love this Colleen track, by the way.
	10:09am suffocated: I can support a chili pepper fan, but not a chili pepper fan who doesn´t want to listen to, lets say... Alice coltrane...
	10:29am lonnie: what would you really rather have - rhcp fans or modern country fans who still smirk about bi-racial relationships? come on people, it's all relative, and i'm balancing on the short end of the relativity stick.
	10:30am Parq: My Flatiron District office has belatedly decided to join the 21st Century, so I finally have an internet connection, and can enjoy WFMU at work. Don't get me started on the stuffed shirts I work with. We're talkin' people who think the Peppers are radically avante garde. Modern World, wecome to mine.
	10:32am north guinea hills: flea has actually been involved w/ some interesting music projects, and has supported many african musicians and festivals.
	10:34am trouble: i imagine musical taste to be a rather passionate plea to assure us of our individualism...that said i imagine the more arguing, the more strident the push for understanding of said individualism. I honestly rarely discuss music with people, it seems to be un-talkable. so I cut the chatter and spin the platter...
	10:35am Suffocated: I agree with lonnien in that everything coul be relative, but that does not mean that all the people should be my relatives... Hey las grecas! tremendous stuff regarding balancing on the short end of the stick...
	10:36am Adrian: And you do so marvellously. I didn't mean to open a can of worms. The Robert Plant track was lovely, sounded like Low. x
	10:37am lonnie: dexter gordon is fantastic. check out the movie "'round midnight" that he stars in. it's a pretty good movie with really good music
	10:41am Scorsese On Coke: Looking forward to that Chili Peppers' album of modern country covers! I didn't know they were racists.
	10:48am dave in vermont: let the industry eat itself-enjoy what we have access to while there is still elctricity-then get ready to be able to contribute to the nights around the fire-or prepare your progeny
	10:48am Pamela: I really love this big blood song.
	10:52am jt: where to get big blood music?
	10:54am north guinea hills: big blood does a crazy treliscious cover of can's "vitamin C". i got their music from contacting them on their myspace page.
	10:54am Frank from VT: Holy cow - my grandfather (think Ozark Hillbilly) would only play one song on the guitar - I don't remember the words, but "wildwood flower" is it!! talk about unexpected blast from the past...
	10:57am jt: i've heard the cover of vitamin c on wfmu before, loved it. which album is that off of?
	10:58am Parq: <<I cut the chatter and spin the platter... >> Yeah!
	11:00am negator: Hugo Largo is now HiFi Sky and their profile is below: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=17886560
	11:00am Hagen: Hi, i'm from germany Here it is 5pm and i live in the country. It's interesting, that i (at least) think to have this NewYork/Big City feeling
	11:06am steve: hurray!
	11:10am ludia: I forgot to tell you, Trouble and your sidekick DJ Icepack: I was reading about Bob Dylan's XM Radio show: "Theme Time Radio Hour" Each week a new theme! Of course it made me think of your fab outer-space set.
	11:17am lonnie: hey negator, thanks for the hi-fi sky tip. that's fantastic stuff
	11:18am Adrian: Yes Negator, but having done a bit of searching, Mimi is now singing with a new band, XIX. www.myspace.com/xixnyc Haven't listened yet, but will apres la Trouble
	11:25am robbie in england: really enjoying todays jolly tunes on this is the modern world
	11:31am jon: Hey Trouble - Gotta go, thanks for having us over. Great tunes. See you next week!
	11:57am 55 (frozen) Fingers: Three cheers for surface noise! Thanks Trouble.
	11:57am dave in vermont: golly that 3 hours went fast
	11:59am Pamela: I also found a site: http://oscillations.org/pipeline/whats-pipeline that has a link

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 20, 2007

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