WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 21, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:00am common: trouble, all
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Zip7: Hello Troubled modernists! Celebrating precipitation in the Hudson Valley
	9:02am Mike in Montreal: These are troublous times! Morning all
	9:02am tom tom the pipers son: hello trouble and people...
	9:02am MarginWalker in Baltimore: Heyhey🫡
	9:03am chresti: morning Trouble and troubled!
	9:03am captain beef fart: Mernin'. Enjoying blue skies after a welcome gullywasher overnight.
	9:04am Danny C: Normally buongiorno from Italy, but today from beautiful downtown Jersey City
	9:04am bradford: Good morning Trouble & all.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning thursday people! about the print up top of today's page: " Corita Kent was a radical educator, silkscreen printing pop artist, and activist agitator whose pedagogical and political exuberance extended to Civil Rights, war resistance, feminist critique, and a joyful participatory body politic. She was the head of the art department at the Immaculate Heart College in Los Angeles in the 1960s, and drew free thinkers such as Charles and Ray Eames, Buckminster Fuller, and John Cage to visit her school. Her impact on her students is far-reaching and her work continues to motivate new generations of socially-engaged makers and doers." from the just seeds page...
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Moi! from snowy Finland. Winter came in a hurry yesterday!
	9:06am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Trouble @9:04 oh my gosh i LOVE the immaculate heart art department rules. i have them in my studio designmanifestos.org...
	9:06am Philip: morning troublistas
	9:07am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): i love it here
	9:07am Mike in Montreal: Corita Kent is always fresh, would love to see her work in an exhibit, a big one
	9:07am StringOFperils: Double your Trouble, double your fun, with Troublemint Troublemint weird tasting gum!
	9:07am Gavlar: good afternoon all from icy UK
	9:08am patrick321: hey Trouble and all
	9:09am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Trouble and all from rainy Saranac Lake.
	9:09am Michael C St Lou: hello Trouble and free thinkers everywhere
	9:13am Philip: oh man this is a great beginning
	9:13am TDK60: Bonjour DJ Trouble.
	9:14am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Mornin', y'all.
	9:14am Fredericks: Absolutely loving this opening set.
	9:14am estebangrande: Hi Trouble and the Modern, I swear stella by starlight was the last tune i heard yesterday, on Irwin’s show
	9:15am Toothgrinder Tom: Woo hoo, it’s Thursday!
	9:16am Gavlar: the set so far - makes me feel like I'm somewhere...
	9:16am StringOFperils: That (WO)manifesto re. creativity and work is exactly right. If I could only adhere to it every single moment. Real work = real fun.
	9:17am love2laf: G'morning from a snow covered ground (melting as we speak) from here in Muskoka, Canada. Glad the snow was kind enough to wait until the day after my birthday. Sometimes good things happen by chance, and I'll take it. Thanks for the music Trouble, hello all my Troubled friends.
	9:17am HyperDose: ↳ love2laf @9:17 Happy belated!
	9:18am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all! Grateful for the spot of rain we finally got in northeast Bergen County. We need many more days of gentle precip before we're made whole, but it's a start.
	9:19am chresti: Immaculate heart college students play tennis where I work, in Griffith Park
	9:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and wrendom people!
	9:26am Bobby: I have hollow wounds fill them up
	9:27am HyperDose: ↳ Bobby @9:26 with cheese!
	9:28am John in New Paltz: Thank you Trouble. This set has lots of room to consider the rain drops . . .
	9:29am prof.fuzz: ↳ love2laf @9:17 a belated happy happy!
	9:29am Bobby K: ↳ HyperDose @9:27 I always knew you were a healer
	9:31am MarginWalker in Baltimore: That was a stellar opening set.
	9:32am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ StringOFperils @9:16 it's so good.
	9:33am Zip7: Although it's been around awhile, I recently found an amazing radio website: radio.garden... Move the cursor around the beautiful world map and find out what they're listening to in Lisbon and Hanoi!
	9:33am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ love2laf @9:17 happy belated birthday <3 how are the kitties
	9:33am Spikey BXL: Are we coming out of the dark months or heading for them?
	9:34am Hmmm: And you have a problem with that?
	9:34am Mattynotimes: I hate everything
	9:34am Hmmm: Mauricio knows his shit.
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: This art market thing is really just real-world NFTs. Not art - investing. Now: to find the bigger fool!
	9:35am StringOFperils: Rare and original non-fungible stupidity. Get in on the ground floor! Piero Manzoni had this down in 1961!
	9:35am suzyhotrod: about to run out the door but needed to show up to remind you I broke his golden toilet at The Guggenheim. HI TROUBLE! Ok I gotta run!
	9:35am Mattynotimes: Money definitely is a game of find the bigger fool
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: I have that Andy Warhol CD that is a John Giorno comp of a sampling of Andy's obsessive tape collection!
	9:36am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Zip7 @9:33 aww i love this
	9:36am love2laf: Thanks Hyperdose, Fuuuuuuuuzzzzzzz & bixa. Erin the Kitteh is having a slight case of the zoomies, but not too out of hand. Yet....
	9:36am Toothgrinder Tom: What a clon.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: What a clon!
	9:36am Hmmm: Try Sabrina Carpenter next time. Oy.
	9:37am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Femme Fatale- alternate mix" by "the velvet under... whoa its uncanny how much this sounds like the version I know but the backing vocals are totally different
	9:37am Pretty Robyn: Guten Morgen, y'all!
	9:37am Gregosaurus: ↳ Mattynotimes @9:35 The Bigger Idiot Theory, as the great sage Al Bundy once observed.
	9:37am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ Song: "Femme Fatale- alternate mix" by "the velvet under... The music is great, I just can't get to a place where I appreciate Nico's voice.
	9:37am joe: It was paid for in cryptocurrency which is also a form conceptual art
	9:37am Honest Bernardo from Argentina: Kids today. They can’t even appreciate Velvet Underground they have to hear shitty saccharine pop or shockingly vulgar vulgar rap?
	9:38am Hmmm: I wanna strap a chimp to the wall. No?
	9:38am StringOFperils: The commodification of dumbness....or was that TV?
	9:38am Zip7: When I taught a class on popular music, I told them that any record with the name Velvet Underground on it was worth getting, and I couldn't think of anyone else for whom I could make that claim
	9:39am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Honest Bernardo from Argentina @9:37 i once heard a teenager at a record store tell his dad 'you know, my generation doesn't have like... genres, you know?' and it still makes me laugh
	9:39am Gregosaurus: ↳ Honest Bernardo from Argentina @9:37 What we need is saccharine rap & shockingly vulgar pop.
	9:40am Ken from Metuchen: morning trouble and all, do we know who gets what percentage of that six million dollar banana?
	9:40am melinda: Morning friends!
	9:40am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @9:38 um, how about "Squeeze"?
	9:41am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:40 I mean the VU album not the UK band! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:41am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Off to the gym. Thank you Trouble and everyone.
	9:41am Hmmm: Saccharine rap! Now we’re onto something.
	9:41am Ken From Hyde Park: NFTs seem to have gone the same route as pet rocks and mood rings. Don't really hear much about them anymore.
	9:41am Gavlar: wonderful map. love radio x
	9:42am Zip7: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:40 Well . . . that's a good point. But I've never seen it for sale (not that I've looked for it)
	9:42am PoL in Berlin: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @9:37 I agree. Maybe that's why her students couldn't give a shit about the VU. Like lots of things in which Andy Wharhol was involved...valuable for about 15 minutes
	9:42am StringOFperils: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @9:41 The 15 second attention span has lapsed.
	9:43am prof.fuzz: ↳ Gregosaurus @9:39 i could also go for some saccharine trust right about now.
	9:43am Trouble: maurizio gets none, unless he owned the banana piece to begin with. The seller gets most, then sothebys gets a cut
	9:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:41 This took my brain some moments. I am with you now. Though I am not sure I have ever actually heard the record.
	9:44am Pretty Robyn: Cue up the saccharine
	9:44am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" Dedication to Dave Mandl?
	9:44am Hmmm: Yeah NFT’s suck in almost all respects. Bad idea keeping servers running forever to sustain a crummy artwork.
	9:46am Hmmm: Mauricio gets in the history books and propels his brand so to speak - read values.
	9:46am PoL in Berlin: 99% of contemporary art is the emporer's new clothes and a convenient method of money laundering.
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: ↳ PoL in Berlin @9:46 ... and politics
	9:47am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @9:38 Don't know if it counts as popular music, but for me, anything with Fred Frith on it is an automatic buy. And plenty of names in jazz: Jeff Parker, Makaya McCraven, etc etc etc
	9:47am Hmmm: Money laundering indeed.
	9:49am chresti: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" Does Dave Mandl know about this?
	9:49am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" weeeeeee
	9:49am kevlicki: My acupuncturist played the s/y Velvet underground album during my appt the other day. I was imagining how uninterested most people attending the art parties must’ve been in their music, and the broader culture. Interesting to think that marginal acts today may become influential on future artists.
	9:50am newton: I only dust my money off, it doesnt need to be washed, and doesnt stick around long enough, as long as it is presentable looking it's ok
	9:51am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm rather fond of Dogs Playing Poker tapestries, but not to the point of trading money to obtain one.
	9:52am StringOFperils: If only the general populace were as perceptively critical of most of the mainstream ideas it's fed. A lot of modernist moves in art were intended to reflect that back into the world, to make people question, but money is like a universal solvent that dissolves everything. Into some kind of toxic slurry. And everyone imbibes.
	9:53am tom tom the pipers son: don't agree on warhol not being "valuable"... funny how that stupid phrase he probably tossed off has such a legacy
	9:53am Charles in Chicago: So many things in today's world to be upset about, I'm not going to get bent about a banana. I find the whole thing very amusing. And I admire Mauricio, he's done a lot of interesting works besides this one.
	9:53am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning all!
	9:54am Polyus: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" hey this is pretty cool! new to my ears.
	9:55am newton: the well worn, dirty dollar bills with the waxy patina that look like they need washing people usually try to pass along sooner than the new crisp clean ones. I think the dirty ones are interesting because they've been traded so many times, been worked for so much, they have more of a history and the sum of those unknown histories is a bit like added value. The new crispy sterile dollars have never done any work, never had aspirations and goals, never gotten their hands dirty.
	9:55am Zip7: Once at Chelsea Market a booth was selling big bundles of play money. I was tempted but passed
	9:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:53 "You're not gonna fall for the banana in the tailpipe? It should be more natural, brother. It should flow out, like this - 'Look, man, I ain't fallin' for no banana in my tailpipe!' "
	9:55am patrick321: The buyer described as "a Chinese-born crypto-currency entrepreneur" has a a few words to say about the significance of his purchase and says he will eat the banana "as part of this unique artistic experience." x.com...
	9:56am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ patrick321 @9:55 gee that's deep...
	9:56am newton: ↳ patrick321 @9:55 10 hours later he will have a banana in his tailpipe
	9:57am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ newton @9:55 if someone's paying with cash i have no preference the age of the doll hairs
	9:57am chresti: ↳ newton @9:56 LOL
	9:58am Handy Haversack: ↳ newton @9:56 That'll disable the unit!
	9:59am Hmmm: We print our own.
	9:59am tom tom the pipers son: i have never really gotten mauricio cattalan
	9:59am Zip7: ↳ newton @9:55 A couple of times I got a dollar bill with "Where's George" stamped on it. You go to their website, enter the serial number and see where it's been. Kinda interesting
	10:00am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "meditation #2" by "laraaji" [Autoharp alert]
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: and the banana so what ...a can of shit de artiste is in a museum somewhere
	10:01am unpopularfred: ↳ Zip7 @9:59 there was a time I was really into that site
	10:01am Franco Twinkie: In 1969 I was in the eighth grade. My English teacher, who was probably younger than I am right now brought in some of his favorite records, which for the most part were big band 78's. He was very taciturn by nature, but when he played these shellac sides, he really got excited - snapping his fingers and swaying from side to side. He actually solicited our opinion, and wanted feedback. This one kid, who was already showing signs of been a gangster in the making said "Yeah, can I break it?" The teacher looked heart broken, and turned back into a sour-puss. So much for broadening the minds of young people.
	10:03am Zip7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:01 Shades of "Blackboard Jungle!"
	10:03am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:01 i am so picturing nelson munce
	10:04am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @10:03 For sure. I went to very tough schools.
	10:06am tom tom the pipers son: @trouble please post bill's (number)
	10:06am Hmmm: Wow! Who knew?!
	10:07am WoodsOfMaine: Oh, they’ll immediately come for the ACLU.
	10:07am Pietro: Outrageous bill. I worked on FTO cases--once you get designated, you never get off the list
	10:07am Spikey BXL: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:06 www.congress.gov...
	10:07am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 Me too. Sometimes. Joe, the guy who used to punch me in the head before throwing me into a locker....I heard he later murdered his brother with a kitchen knife. David, the little guy with the milky eye, who came to school every day in grade 7 with a pool cue in a case, on his way to hustle rubes for cash. Etcetera. Good old Catholic school. At least it wasn't vanilla.
	10:07am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 Me too. Sometimes. Joe, the guy who used to punch me in the head before throwing me into a locker....I heard he later murdered his brother with a kitchen knife. David, the little guy with the milky eye, who came to school every day in grade 7 with a pool cue in a case, on his way to hustle rubes for cash. Etcetera. Good old Catholic school. At least it wasn't vanilla.
	10:07am Trouble: HR 9495 www.aclu.org...
	10:08am unpopularfred: Democrats will vote for it for fear of being labeled soft on terrorism
	10:08am StringOFperils: Whoa. A too long story twice. OOps. How'd that happen?
	10:08am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: ↳ Song: "can you get that" by "Funkadelic" Oh hell yeah.
	10:09am tom tom the pipers son: thanks spikey and trouble... looks like the bill failed one pass through the house?
	10:10am newton: ↳ StringOFperils @10:08 sometimes the internet has echoes
	10:10am melinda: The very loose definition of terrorism makes any anti-terrorism legislation suspect, IMO.
	10:10am TDK60: Hats off to the dissenting climate activists at the COP29 in Azerbaijan.
	10:11am WoodsOfMaine: Ugh. I’m still not looking at any news. I may never go back there again.
	10:14am Thomas: ↳ Song: "can you get that" by "Funkadelic" i seem to recall hearing an awesome extended version of this track on FMU... does anybody know what I am talking about -or am I just imaging it...?
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: ↳ melinda @10:10 Wait -- didn't we win that Global War On Terrorism™?
	10:18am Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @10:07 Yup. Lot's of kids I grew up with came to a bad end. But that's just the way life was lived - no big whoop. My sister and I had long left home, but one afternoon we were both in the kitchen with our mother, who out of the blue said "I'm sure glad neither of you wound up in prison." My sister and I just looked at each other with surprise, but knew exactly who she was talking about.
	10:19am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:17 This is America; we don't lose wats here. /s
	10:19am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:19 *wars
	10:20am Trouble: corita kent exhibit in france till december, her first time showing there; www.sortiraparis.com...
	10:22am captain beef fart: Our cats won the war on a terrorist mouse in our kitchen last night. It was a real trophy, about the size of a fun size Snickers bar.
	10:23am Zip7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:18 One of the things that surprised me (although it shouldn't have) between growing up in the South and raising a daughter in NYC is how ubiquitous narcotics are on the East Coast
	10:23am Blount: I had the pleasure of growing up near the Corita gas tank near Boston. Had enough Corita to last me a lifetime. On a gas tank?? A little incongruous.
	10:24am chresti: ↳ captain beef fart @10:22 Good work!
	10:24am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ captain beef fart @10:22 in that war as in others, you have to ask who's the terrorist?....;)
	10:24am Polyus: ↳ Song: "l'ecorcha" by "La Tène" The rhythm here is making me think of an old noisy clock on the kitchen wall, very hypnotic.
	10:24am Just Mat: 1. This song is epic. 2. One person's terrorist is another person's food bank.
	10:26am Trouble: no way @blount! never enough corita! i was first exposed to corita on family trips to boston. I loved it every time i saw it. Recently i saw a birthday cake for sr corita and it was made in the shape of that gas tank. she moved to boston area after leaving the convent in california.
	10:27am drumsoverbogota: This is one of the best things I have heard lately Good day everyone!
	10:27am StringOFperils: ↳ Zip7 @10:23 A creeping social reality across North Am I think. Over the last several decades. Thank big pharma and complicit for-profit physicians, for that...and low wages....and despair...small town Ontario's looking a bit grim on that front....
	10:28am pot8o: morning troublemakers!
	10:28am newton: HR9495 is crazy. churches collecting donations could be construed as supporting terrorism, some rightly, so could WFMU and PBS, God's Love We Deliver and even Libraries.
	10:30am Blount: Ha! Love her color sense, handwriting, spirit etc. Good show at the Brooklyn Museum up now about sculptor Elizabeth Catlett. Maybe you saw.
	10:30am Chris S: Wow, just tuning in… what is this overwhelming sound experience?
	10:31am Mxter Baba: Greetings, Trouble, Troubled, Troublers, Troubledors
	10:31am ifeelfatnsassy: This is the third La Tene song I've clicky-starred across various shows. I think I like them.
	10:31am Toothgrinder Tom: The monetary value of art is simply whatever people will pay for it, as far as I can tell.
	10:31am tom tom the pipers son: email to congress person done....still referred to as congress MEN. many places on the interwebs
	10:32am Trouble: @blount haven't seen the elizabeth catlett show , yet, it's on my list. just introduced her to my students
	10:33am Blount: Fantastico show today!! No surprise. Thx Trouble!
	10:33am Mxter Baba: Digging that Corita Kent image! She’s the one who created "Some Rules for Students and Teachers!"
	10:34am Mxter Baba: ↳ bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢) @9:06 Yeah, what bixa said! I’m gonna print that out and put it up right now!
	10:35am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @10:23 Here too. We lived next door to heroin dealers. There was a common space in between our houses that were used for scoring smack and shooting up. My mom grew up in East L.A. and was use to seen all kinds of squalid behavior would find their gear and hide it. This would confuse them greatlly, since they were so fuckd up.
	10:36am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Mxter Baba @10:34 yeehaw!
	10:38am newton: ↳ Song: "l'ecorcha" by "La Tène" does ecorcha suggest the peelings away of surfaces like the écorché man, and tailee suggest the pannings through the wastes of mines for smaller nuggets?
	10:38am tom tom the pipers son: i wish sr corita had done a print protesting nun's physical abuse of children which was out in the open and while she was at it deal with priests' abuses
	10:38am Chris S: Hello All, great stuff today, perfect for the snow here in Chicago
	10:40am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:38 My father got punched in the face by a nun when he was a kid. Black eye and all. Of course, he's a pedo now, but that's a whole other trip to therapy.
	10:40am TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:35 Ho Franco. You should see my subway station. It's a hangout. Folks "flying high in the friendly sky" like Marvin Gaye sang.
	10:41am pot8o: ↳ Song: "destination paradise" by "yusef lateef" 60s - 80s atlantic never released a stinker I've listened to countless albums from that era and i have yet to find one i didn't like
	10:41am Zip7: Great atmospherics this morning, Trouble!
	10:42am StringOFperils: Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.__Jesus, the most misunderstood man in history
	10:42am Andres: ↳ Song: "discern/define" by "the poets of rhythm" Oh. Yes. So good.
	10:42am Yes: <333
	10:43am TDK60: ↳ pot8o @10:41 Hi pot80. Yusef is groovy. Way ahead of the curve in looking out to world musics.
	10:44am traven: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:40 The thing that really irks me is when these bums get caught, they hide behind their religion.
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:40 that's heavy, sorry that's happened witnessed many children get smacked around for usually no reason at all. as if there could be one i was pulled by the hair, slapped fore and back handed for not following a rule that i was absent for, having to do with students hanging their coat in back of class room
	10:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @10:42 i would not take candy from that jesus
	10:47am Mxter Baba: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:38 Yes, I would like to see more work like that, too.
	10:47am Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @10:40 Oh yeah! My first time in New York City, I saw so much flagrant heroin use in public spaces. Didn't really faze me, since I grew up with it.
	10:48am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I had exactly the same experience in the 4th grade.
	10:48am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ traven @10:44 To his credit - and I say this begrudgingly, because I feel like he deserves very little at this point - he didn't fall back on religion. He's a lapsed catholic. The thing that really pisses me off is that his attorney guided him towards claiming that it was out of grief from the loss of my mom a year and a half before that, but he told me it had been going on longer than that.
	10:48am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ traven @10:48 5th grade me
	10:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:47 early 90's...specifically LES, was a lot in the open
	10:50am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:48 That nun could only be charitably described as a sick, vicious bitch.
	10:51am chresti: Mxter Babakins! Did you get any of the bomb cyclone that was in the PNW?
	10:51am Honest Bernardo from Argentina: @gregosaurus haha yes! Agree. Love it. (Just saw your note I was stuck on the train for a bit)
	10:52am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ traven @10:50 absolutely...many of them were...
	10:53am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:46 Couched in modern English, it's just take care of each other, and do no harm. That's the greater power than Augustus Caesar. Love conquers all. Of course, that get you nailed to a tree, one way or another, because time is money, bastard! And THAT template has delivered us into hell. Clerics are no different than anyone else when it comes to talking the talk, but not walking the walk. All kinds of people slowly going nuts in the shadows.
	10:53am Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "my mama pinned a rose on me" by "mary lou williams" YESSSSSSSS
	10:54am Mxter Baba: Just saw that there’s an audio version of Sister Corita’s “Ten Rules” with an impressive line-up www.corita.org...
	10:54am kevlicki: Trouble, thanks for informing folks on HR9495. I just called my congressman to find out he’s switched from a yes to a no!
	10:55am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:52 Sad but true.
	10:57am Alanthepainter: Trouble, thank you for a beautiful show!
	10:58am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @10:53 yes i agree...but clergy are different in that the chastity rule channels energy elsewhere to harmful places under the spell that they are more in touch with a higher power because of it
	10:59am Trouble: that is good news@ kevlicki!!
	10:59am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:49 The East village too. I started going to NYC in 1984, because of the downtown art scene. Of course, there was lots of crossover - art/drugs. But of course you already knowt hat.
	10:59am Trouble: thanks for the good vibes @alanthepainter!
	11:00am Otto's neighbor Dave: Just tuned in at the last seconds of this show. Great stuff!!!!
	11:01am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:59 actually was not here for east village scene
	11:03am KickOutTheJams Joe: ↳ Song: "tico" by "har-you percussion group" excellent set Trouble! digging these percussion group
	11:04am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "tico" by "har-you percussion group" alan six degrees should be shown this song...tico...his dog's name
	11:05am Ron King: Tuned in to your station for the first time. Quincy, Nina, Mary Lou Williams - now I'm impressed and I'm not necessarily a big jazz fan. Plan to listen all day here in the office. Thank you.
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:01 I wanted to moved to the East Village and live in that hot bed of creative squalor. But after a few trips back and fourth decided it wasn't for me.
	11:06am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:58 True that, I think self-repression will manifest a twisted and distorted self eventually. The Church of Rome is in deep crisis, and I don't see it surviving as something that can't be regarded as it was in its infancy: a bothersome cult. I just hope, personally, that human values, as driven solely by money, coupled with the cold, dead-eyed rationality of science and engineering don't terminate everything else on Earth, which appears to be well under way already. It's too bad that people, in general, behave like little children who can't look after themselves sanely, without resorting to following some creep. The will to powerlessness.
	11:07am Andres: ↳ Ron King @11:05 An excellent plan. :) That’s how I got hooked.
	11:10am tom tom the pipers son: @ trouble ...same on quincy jones for me...ben most impressed by his soundtracks
	11:11am βrian: Diversionary TV. Yep, I'm deep into that, too.
	11:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:06 i'm glad i missed it...i think it would have left me jaded
	11:11am kevlicki: Trouble also thanks for the atmosphere of this show. It’s helping keep my mood up while harvesting outside in this weather 🙃
	11:12am Trouble: thanks @ ron king! each dj plays their own vibe, so I hope you enjoy the ride...
	11:12am Otto's neighbor Dave: ↳ Otto's neighbor Dave @11:00 Oh, I don't know how to read. Cool, another hour! Glad I tuned in. Not my usual WFMU time of day/week!
	11:13am Ochre Ogre: Hi Trouble!
	11:13am Ron King: Hey Trouble - You just mentioned your new found Quincy explorations. Try Soul Bossa Nova from 1962. His 60's releases during his Mercury days are wonderful...when he wasn't producing artists for the label as staff producer that is.
	11:14am Dan near StL: The Lost City, I’ll track it down.
	11:14am Andres: ↳ Song: "since you've gone" by "Tears Run Rings" This sound is hitting a sweet spot.
	11:15am robula: I thoroughly enjoyed The Lost City. Perfect diversionary content.
	11:16am Zip7: ↳ Song: "since you've gone" by "Tears Run Rings" Great shoegaze guitar. Robin Guthrie would be proud!
	11:19am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:35 Hey Franco, you lived next door to heroin dealers. Was it the building on E 2nd Street?
	11:20am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Ochre Ogre @11:19 No, this was in East of East Los Angeles.
	11:23am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:06 the church has a checkered history in latin america, but i believe there is a socialist wing that is doing good things there ( the marxist member of clergy that died recently) any way in my interactions with new arrivals from the americas, i recognize a kind of catholicism, having been brought up catholic, though definitely lapsed, that i hope changes the fabric of the united states in a secular way
	11:24am Trouble: thanks@ ron king. o and for tv suggestions: the diplomat has started season 2, i am loving it
	11:24am newton: Nice to see Shelflife Records is still at it! I thought they went belly up
	11:26am Gavlar: well my work day here in the UK is almost done and I must to the gym. Wonderful show @Trouble, set the scene to a very peaceful place for me. Thank you x
	11:26am Dan near StL: No spoilers, but 2nd season of The Diplomat is totally binge-worthy. Finale! Season 3 in the works.
	11:27am Trouble: thanks@ gavlar!
	11:27am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:20 Oh, guess I mis read. There was hot spot dealer building in the E Village. People would line up to score.
	11:28am Dan near StL: The actor playing PM plays all the men, in MEN film. Creepy as all get out.
	11:31am Trouble: no way@dan near STL, great to hear! i hate that guy who plays the PM, which i guess is what i am supposed to feel
	11:32am Polyus: Rory Kinnear (MEN guy) is also in Say Nothing, another series worth looking into. Not exactly escapist, as it covers events in Northern Ireland circa 1972, but really good so far.
	11:33am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:23 We have to believe that there is inherent goodness in people, despite so much evidence to the contrary. As for The Church, its history of the abuse of power is long. All through the middle ages, it manipulated people. It sold them indulgences, told them their misdeeds and corrupt ideas were cleansed, simply by handing over whatever they had stashed in the sock. Motivated them to go out an slaughter others in the name of a magic kingdom. A very human institution the Church. Actually, all three 'religions of the book', Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, in light of what they are motivating people to both believe and do, are looking pretty bad to me. We really only have ourselves, us poor timorous chimpanzees, shivering in the rain, frightened of what lurks beyond the trees. Our dilemma is kind of touching, even while being totally terrifying at the moment.
	11:34am Dan near StL: To say season 2 is/was timely is an understatement. But, season one, that character Ronnie barely ever appeared, then…Uknowwhat.
	11:35am Zip7: ↳ Polyus @11:32 Yeah, "Say Nothing" is terrific. And spectacularly grim.
	11:37am Dan near StL: The PM must be Aaron Sorkin’s favorite. Can he speak any faster?
	11:41am Trouble: while my husband was reading 'say nothing' i was reading 'milkman' by anna burns. I can't recommend it enough, one of my favorite books. the troubles as seen through the eyes of a young woman
	11:42am Trouble: @dan: i don't know what, since i have only watched first episode. i am parsing them out so they will last.
	11:42am Zip7: ↳ StringOFperils @11:33 Nicely stated! "The Penguin Book of Hell" is a fun read. The Church took the concept of Hell and ran with it . . . all those monks in their rooms, scribbling down feverish torments
	11:43am Dan near StL: I’m finishing book, I’m Thinking of Ending Things. After watching Charlie Kaufman adaptation of it.
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:33 what i'm saying about the church is just what i'm perceiving as first hand experience, which is of course very limited and limited in priori knowledge of the church's involvement in central america....other than that, i don't have anything to add...you said it all
	11:44am joseloalter: This show is gold. Making my morning so much better. Thank you, Trouble!
	11:45am Dan near StL: T, we’ll discuss…
	11:46am Dan near StL: Wait! Did you watch Season One T?
	11:46am StringOFperils: ↳ Zip7 @11:42 Hah! I was ogling that anthology a while back. And thanks to you and tom tom, for saying those things. I have nothing to add either.
	11:48am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:46 👍🏻
	11:48am WoodsOfMaine: Dang, I was hoping to get around to read my copy of “It Can’t Happen Here” after the election. It’ll have to wait….or I’ll just hand it over when they come to take all of my objectionable books.
	11:51am Zip7: ↳ StringOFperils @11:46 I remember Father Lynch wagging his finger at us wide-eyed six-year-olds in parochial school: "The THOUGHT is the DEED, children! The THOUGHT is the DEED!"
	11:51am tom tom the pipers son: thanks trouble ...great sets as always... : )
	11:51am Ochre Ogre: Thanks trouble!
	11:51am Dan near StL: WOM, could your last two words be any more intriguing? Don’t think so, with libraries banning Anne Frank, others.
	11:52am bradford: Many thanks, Trouble.
	11:52am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Zip7 @11:51 if only...
	11:52am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:53am Trouble: you are very welcome @ joseloalter!
	11:53am Mattynotimes: Sounds just like twin peaks theme
	11:53am Trouble: yes@ dan, i saw season 1
	11:54am Dan near StL: Nothing like lying at your first confession, right? Season two’s way better IMHO.
	11:54am Zip7: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:52 LOL. Thanks for a wonderful show, Trouble! Keep courage, modernists!
	11:54am StringOFperils: At least Sister Pascal taught me how to read music. That was cool. Playing along with Royal Trux is heaven. Mua ha ha ha ha ha...
	11:54am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Thank you, DJ Trouble!
	11:55am Corey: Thanks, Trouble. Beautiful program to usher in a touch of wintery weather out here in Michigan.
	11:55am captain beef fart: Another great show and I'm very happy I was able to enjoy all 3 hours uninterrupted.
	11:55am jan: ↳ Song: "now is not the time" by "score" Just loving this...
	11:56am Mattynotimes: Great show Trouble!
	11:56am Dan near StL: Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for…phonograph.
	11:56am pot8o: thanks trouble! have a great week everyone!
	11:56am Mick: Thanks for a fab show, Trouble, on a good ol' fashioned gray Thursday
	11:56am βrian: The subway is boarding: wfmu.org...
	11:57am Jason from Houston: Thank you, Trouble. Cheers, good people.
	11:57am newton: thanks trouble
	11:57am Dan near StL: Bye all, thank you…Thanksgiving broadcast?
	11:57am patrick321: Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am StringOFperils: Thanks Trouble. Have a good day everybody. :)
	11:58am Franco Twinkie: Thank you Ms. Trouble.
	11:58am drumsoverbogota: Lovely show, thank you!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Dan near StL @11:57 Jack Mello next week. Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am Dan near StL: Deleated scene from The Sting?
	11:59am newton: ↳ Dan near StL @11:57 I think Jack Mello on Thanksgiving
	11:59am Otto's neighbor Dave: ↳ Song: "a young girl's complaint" by "Emahoy Tsege Mariam... This artist sure is a WFMU fave!
	11:59am love2laf: Thank you Trouble!
	12:00pm Mike in Montreal: Great show Trouble.
	12:00pm Steve Del Sol: Does calling them bastiches count>

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 21, 2024

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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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November 21, 2024: the wren, the wren

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sr corita kent by shannon gerard & mary tremonte

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
charlie haden & christian escoude	Nuages	'gitane'	all life		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
dorothy ashby	stella by starlight	jazz harpist	avid jazz		0:08:59 (Pop-up)
the ahmad jamal trio	stolen moments	the awakening	mca		0:11:40 (Pop-up)
the durutti column	opera II "opera II" by "the durutti column"	the durutti column/vini reilly	Kookydisc		0:18:10 (Pop-up)
julianna barwick	UNT 4 "UNT 4" by "julianna barwick"	sanguine	julianna barwick		0:21:05 (Pop-up)
mark hjorthoy	a heart full of hollow wounds	Anthology of Experimental Music From Canada (V/a)	unexplained sounds group	*	0:23:29 (Pop-up)

the velvet underground & nico	Femme Fatale- alternate mix	The Velvet Underground & Nico 45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition	polydor		0:34:23 (Pop-up)
caetano veloso	etc "etc" by "caetano veloso"	Estrangeiro	Elektra		0:36:50 (Pop-up)
flock	it's complicated "it's complicated" by "flock"	flock	strut		0:40:12 (Pop-up)
laraaji	meditation #2 "meditation #2" by "laraaji"	day of radiance	Eg records		0:53:36 (Pop-up)

Funkadelic	can you get that "can you get that" by "Funkadelic"	maggot brain	Westbound Records		1:06:34 (Pop-up)
archie shepp	attica blues "attica blues" by "archie shepp"	attica blues	impulse		1:09:09 (Pop-up)
quantrells	can't let you break my heart	Home Schooled: The ABCs of Kid Soul (V/a)	numero group		1:13:58 (Pop-up)
La Tène	l'ecorcha "l'ecorcha" by "La Tène"	ecorcha/tailee	bongo joe		1:16:53 (Pop-up)
yusef lateef	destination paradise	hush n thunder	atlantic		1:35:14 (Pop-up)
the poets of rhythm	discern/define	discern/define	Daptone Records		1:39:01 (Pop-up)
quincy jones	summer in the city "summer in the city" by "quincy jones"	i heard that!	A & M		1:42:54 (Pop-up)
nina simone	just like a woman "just like a woman" by "nina simone"	nina simone: anthology	bmg heritage		1:47:04 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	my mama pinned a rose on me	the best of mary lou williams	pablo		1:51:49 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	syl-o-gism "syl-o-gism" by "mary lou williams"	zoning	smithsonian folkways		1:55:01 (Pop-up)
har-you percussion group	tico "tico" by "har-you percussion group"	the har-you percussion group	luv n haight		1:58:21 (Pop-up)

Tears Run Rings	since you've gone	everything in the end	Shelflife Records	*	2:11:56 (Pop-up)
the field mice	sensitive "sensitive" by "the field mice"	air balloon road v/a	sarah records		2:16:05 (Pop-up)
everything but the girl	i must confess	eden deluxe edition	rhino		2:21:04 (Pop-up)
meg baird	cross bay "cross bay" by "meg baird"	furling	drag city		2:22:54 (Pop-up)
arto lindsay	ondina "ondina" by "arto lindsay"	prize	Righteous Babe Records		2:27:50 (Pop-up)
the jam	ghosts ( instrumental demo)	the gift ( deluxe edition)	Polydor		2:31:48 (Pop-up)
cindy	the bell "the bell" by "cindy"	swan lake	tough love	*	2:34:19 (Pop-up)
janel and anthony	pacific grove monarch	new moon in the evil age	cuneiform	*	2:37:06 (Pop-up)
Hiroshi Yoshimura	green shower "green shower" by "Hiroshi Yoshimura"	surround	drift		2:41:59 (Pop-up)
score	now is not the time "now is not the time" by "score"	temporary arrangement	cruel nature	*	2:48:56 (Pop-up)
Even As We Speak	nothing ever happens	Glass Arcade (VA)	sarah records		2:55:01 (Pop-up)
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru	a young girl's complaint	Spielt Eigene Kompositionen	Mississippi records		2:56:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am common: trouble, all
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Zip7: Hello Troubled modernists! Celebrating precipitation in the Hudson Valley
	9:02am Mike in Montreal: These are troublous times! Morning all
	9:02am tom tom the pipers son: hello trouble and people...
	9:02am MarginWalker in Baltimore: Heyhey🫡
	9:03am chresti: morning Trouble and troubled!
	9:03am captain beef fart: Mernin'. Enjoying blue skies after a welcome gullywasher overnight.
	9:04am Danny C: Normally buongiorno from Italy, but today from beautiful downtown Jersey City
	9:04am bradford: Good morning Trouble & all.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning thursday people! about the print up top of today's page: " Corita Kent was a radical educator, silkscreen printing pop artist, and activist agitator whose pedagogical and political exuberance extended to Civil Rights, war resistance, feminist critique, and a joyful participatory body politic. She was the head of the art department at the Immaculate Heart College in Los Angeles in the 1960s, and drew free thinkers such as Charles and Ray Eames, Buckminster Fuller, and John Cage to visit her school. Her impact on her students is far-reaching and her work continues to motivate new generations of socially-engaged makers and doers." from the just seeds page...
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Moi! from snowy Finland. Winter came in a hurry yesterday!
	9:06am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Trouble @9:04 oh my gosh i LOVE the immaculate heart art department rules. i have them in my studio designmanifestos.org...
	9:06am Philip: morning troublistas
	9:07am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): i love it here
	9:07am Mike in Montreal: Corita Kent is always fresh, would love to see her work in an exhibit, a big one
	9:07am StringOFperils: Double your Trouble, double your fun, with Troublemint Troublemint weird tasting gum!
	9:07am Gavlar: good afternoon all from icy UK
	9:08am patrick321: hey Trouble and all
	9:09am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Trouble and all from rainy Saranac Lake.
	9:09am Michael C St Lou: hello Trouble and free thinkers everywhere
	9:13am Philip: oh man this is a great beginning
	9:13am TDK60: Bonjour DJ Trouble.
	9:14am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Mornin', y'all.
	9:14am Fredericks: Absolutely loving this opening set.
	9:14am estebangrande: Hi Trouble and the Modern, I swear stella by starlight was the last tune i heard yesterday, on Irwin’s show
	9:15am Toothgrinder Tom: Woo hoo, it’s Thursday!
	9:16am Gavlar: the set so far - makes me feel like I'm somewhere...
	9:16am StringOFperils: That (WO)manifesto re. creativity and work is exactly right. If I could only adhere to it every single moment. Real work = real fun.
	9:17am love2laf: G'morning from a snow covered ground (melting as we speak) from here in Muskoka, Canada. Glad the snow was kind enough to wait until the day after my birthday. Sometimes good things happen by chance, and I'll take it. Thanks for the music Trouble, hello all my Troubled friends.
	9:17am HyperDose: ↳ love2laf @9:17 Happy belated!
	9:18am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all! Grateful for the spot of rain we finally got in northeast Bergen County. We need many more days of gentle precip before we're made whole, but it's a start.
	9:19am chresti: Immaculate heart college students play tennis where I work, in Griffith Park
	9:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and wrendom people!
	9:26am Bobby: I have hollow wounds fill them up
	9:27am HyperDose: ↳ Bobby @9:26 with cheese!
	9:28am John in New Paltz: Thank you Trouble. This set has lots of room to consider the rain drops . . .
	9:29am prof.fuzz: ↳ love2laf @9:17 a belated happy happy!
	9:29am Bobby K: ↳ HyperDose @9:27 I always knew you were a healer
	9:31am MarginWalker in Baltimore: That was a stellar opening set.
	9:32am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ StringOFperils @9:16 it's so good.
	9:33am Zip7: Although it's been around awhile, I recently found an amazing radio website: radio.garden... Move the cursor around the beautiful world map and find out what they're listening to in Lisbon and Hanoi!
	9:33am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ love2laf @9:17 happy belated birthday <3 how are the kitties
	9:33am Spikey BXL: Are we coming out of the dark months or heading for them?
	9:34am Hmmm: And you have a problem with that?
	9:34am Mattynotimes: I hate everything
	9:34am Hmmm: Mauricio knows his shit.
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: This art market thing is really just real-world NFTs. Not art - investing. Now: to find the bigger fool!
	9:35am StringOFperils: Rare and original non-fungible stupidity. Get in on the ground floor! Piero Manzoni had this down in 1961!
	9:35am suzyhotrod: about to run out the door but needed to show up to remind you I broke his golden toilet at The Guggenheim. HI TROUBLE! Ok I gotta run!
	9:35am Mattynotimes: Money definitely is a game of find the bigger fool
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: I have that Andy Warhol CD that is a John Giorno comp of a sampling of Andy's obsessive tape collection!
	9:36am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Zip7 @9:33 aww i love this
	9:36am love2laf: Thanks Hyperdose, Fuuuuuuuuzzzzzzz & bixa. Erin the Kitteh is having a slight case of the zoomies, but not too out of hand. Yet....
	9:36am Toothgrinder Tom: What a clon.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: What a clon!
	9:36am Hmmm: Try Sabrina Carpenter next time. Oy.
	9:37am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Femme Fatale- alternate mix" by "the velvet under... whoa its uncanny how much this sounds like the version I know but the backing vocals are totally different
	9:37am Pretty Robyn: Guten Morgen, y'all!
	9:37am Gregosaurus: ↳ Mattynotimes @9:35 The Bigger Idiot Theory, as the great sage Al Bundy once observed.
	9:37am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ Song: "Femme Fatale- alternate mix" by "the velvet under... The music is great, I just can't get to a place where I appreciate Nico's voice.
	9:37am joe: It was paid for in cryptocurrency which is also a form conceptual art
	9:37am Honest Bernardo from Argentina: Kids today. They can’t even appreciate Velvet Underground they have to hear shitty saccharine pop or shockingly vulgar vulgar rap?
	9:38am Hmmm: I wanna strap a chimp to the wall. No?
	9:38am StringOFperils: The commodification of dumbness....or was that TV?
	9:38am Zip7: When I taught a class on popular music, I told them that any record with the name Velvet Underground on it was worth getting, and I couldn't think of anyone else for whom I could make that claim
	9:39am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Honest Bernardo from Argentina @9:37 i once heard a teenager at a record store tell his dad 'you know, my generation doesn't have like... genres, you know?' and it still makes me laugh
	9:39am Gregosaurus: ↳ Honest Bernardo from Argentina @9:37 What we need is saccharine rap & shockingly vulgar pop.
	9:40am Ken from Metuchen: morning trouble and all, do we know who gets what percentage of that six million dollar banana?
	9:40am melinda: Morning friends!
	9:40am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @9:38 um, how about "Squeeze"?
	9:41am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:40 I mean the VU album not the UK band! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:41am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Off to the gym. Thank you Trouble and everyone.
	9:41am Hmmm: Saccharine rap! Now we’re onto something.
	9:41am Ken From Hyde Park: NFTs seem to have gone the same route as pet rocks and mood rings. Don't really hear much about them anymore.
	9:41am Gavlar: wonderful map. love radio x
	9:42am Zip7: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:40 Well . . . that's a good point. But I've never seen it for sale (not that I've looked for it)
	9:42am PoL in Berlin: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @9:37 I agree. Maybe that's why her students couldn't give a shit about the VU. Like lots of things in which Andy Wharhol was involved...valuable for about 15 minutes
	9:42am StringOFperils: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @9:41 The 15 second attention span has lapsed.
	9:43am prof.fuzz: ↳ Gregosaurus @9:39 i could also go for some saccharine trust right about now.
	9:43am Trouble: maurizio gets none, unless he owned the banana piece to begin with. The seller gets most, then sothebys gets a cut
	9:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:41 This took my brain some moments. I am with you now. Though I am not sure I have ever actually heard the record.
	9:44am Pretty Robyn: Cue up the saccharine
	9:44am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" Dedication to Dave Mandl?
	9:44am Hmmm: Yeah NFT’s suck in almost all respects. Bad idea keeping servers running forever to sustain a crummy artwork.
	9:46am Hmmm: Mauricio gets in the history books and propels his brand so to speak - read values.
	9:46am PoL in Berlin: 99% of contemporary art is the emporer's new clothes and a convenient method of money laundering.
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: ↳ PoL in Berlin @9:46 ... and politics
	9:47am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @9:38 Don't know if it counts as popular music, but for me, anything with Fred Frith on it is an automatic buy. And plenty of names in jazz: Jeff Parker, Makaya McCraven, etc etc etc
	9:47am Hmmm: Money laundering indeed.
	9:49am chresti: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" Does Dave Mandl know about this?
	9:49am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" weeeeeee
	9:49am kevlicki: My acupuncturist played the s/y Velvet underground album during my appt the other day. I was imagining how uninterested most people attending the art parties must’ve been in their music, and the broader culture. Interesting to think that marginal acts today may become influential on future artists.
	9:50am newton: I only dust my money off, it doesnt need to be washed, and doesnt stick around long enough, as long as it is presentable looking it's ok
	9:51am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm rather fond of Dogs Playing Poker tapestries, but not to the point of trading money to obtain one.
	9:52am StringOFperils: If only the general populace were as perceptively critical of most of the mainstream ideas it's fed. A lot of modernist moves in art were intended to reflect that back into the world, to make people question, but money is like a universal solvent that dissolves everything. Into some kind of toxic slurry. And everyone imbibes.
	9:53am tom tom the pipers son: don't agree on warhol not being "valuable"... funny how that stupid phrase he probably tossed off has such a legacy
	9:53am Charles in Chicago: So many things in today's world to be upset about, I'm not going to get bent about a banana. I find the whole thing very amusing. And I admire Mauricio, he's done a lot of interesting works besides this one.
	9:53am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning all!
	9:54am Polyus: ↳ Song: "it's complicated" by "flock" hey this is pretty cool! new to my ears.
	9:55am newton: the well worn, dirty dollar bills with the waxy patina that look like they need washing people usually try to pass along sooner than the new crisp clean ones. I think the dirty ones are interesting because they've been traded so many times, been worked for so much, they have more of a history and the sum of those unknown histories is a bit like added value. The new crispy sterile dollars have never done any work, never had aspirations and goals, never gotten their hands dirty.
	9:55am Zip7: Once at Chelsea Market a booth was selling big bundles of play money. I was tempted but passed
	9:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:53 "You're not gonna fall for the banana in the tailpipe? It should be more natural, brother. It should flow out, like this - 'Look, man, I ain't fallin' for no banana in my tailpipe!' "
	9:55am patrick321: The buyer described as "a Chinese-born crypto-currency entrepreneur" has a a few words to say about the significance of his purchase and says he will eat the banana "as part of this unique artistic experience." x.com...
	9:56am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ patrick321 @9:55 gee that's deep...
	9:56am newton: ↳ patrick321 @9:55 10 hours later he will have a banana in his tailpipe
	9:57am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ newton @9:55 if someone's paying with cash i have no preference the age of the doll hairs
	9:57am chresti: ↳ newton @9:56 LOL
	9:58am Handy Haversack: ↳ newton @9:56 That'll disable the unit!
	9:59am Hmmm: We print our own.
	9:59am tom tom the pipers son: i have never really gotten mauricio cattalan
	9:59am Zip7: ↳ newton @9:55 A couple of times I got a dollar bill with "Where's George" stamped on it. You go to their website, enter the serial number and see where it's been. Kinda interesting
	10:00am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "meditation #2" by "laraaji" [Autoharp alert]
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: and the banana so what ...a can of shit de artiste is in a museum somewhere
	10:01am unpopularfred: ↳ Zip7 @9:59 there was a time I was really into that site
	10:01am Franco Twinkie: In 1969 I was in the eighth grade. My English teacher, who was probably younger than I am right now brought in some of his favorite records, which for the most part were big band 78's. He was very taciturn by nature, but when he played these shellac sides, he really got excited - snapping his fingers and swaying from side to side. He actually solicited our opinion, and wanted feedback. This one kid, who was already showing signs of been a gangster in the making said "Yeah, can I break it?" The teacher looked heart broken, and turned back into a sour-puss. So much for broadening the minds of young people.
	10:03am Zip7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:01 Shades of "Blackboard Jungle!"
	10:03am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:01 i am so picturing nelson munce
	10:04am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @10:03 For sure. I went to very tough schools.
	10:06am tom tom the pipers son: @trouble please post bill's (number)
	10:06am Hmmm: Wow! Who knew?!
	10:07am WoodsOfMaine: Oh, they’ll immediately come for the ACLU.
	10:07am Pietro: Outrageous bill. I worked on FTO cases--once you get designated, you never get off the list
	10:07am Spikey BXL: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:06 www.congress.gov...
	10:07am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 Me too. Sometimes. Joe, the guy who used to punch me in the head before throwing me into a locker....I heard he later murdered his brother with a kitchen knife. David, the little guy with the milky eye, who came to school every day in grade 7 with a pool cue in a case, on his way to hustle rubes for cash. Etcetera. Good old Catholic school. At least it wasn't vanilla.
	10:07am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 Me too. Sometimes. Joe, the guy who used to punch me in the head before throwing me into a locker....I heard he later murdered his brother with a kitchen knife. David, the little guy with the milky eye, who came to school every day in grade 7 with a pool cue in a case, on his way to hustle rubes for cash. Etcetera. Good old Catholic school. At least it wasn't vanilla.
	10:07am Trouble: HR 9495 www.aclu.org...
	10:08am unpopularfred: Democrats will vote for it for fear of being labeled soft on terrorism
	10:08am StringOFperils: Whoa. A too long story twice. OOps. How'd that happen?
	10:08am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: ↳ Song: "can you get that" by "Funkadelic" Oh hell yeah.
	10:09am tom tom the pipers son: thanks spikey and trouble... looks like the bill failed one pass through the house?
	10:10am newton: ↳ StringOFperils @10:08 sometimes the internet has echoes
	10:10am melinda: The very loose definition of terrorism makes any anti-terrorism legislation suspect, IMO.
	10:10am TDK60: Hats off to the dissenting climate activists at the COP29 in Azerbaijan.
	10:11am WoodsOfMaine: Ugh. I’m still not looking at any news. I may never go back there again.
	10:14am Thomas: ↳ Song: "can you get that" by "Funkadelic" i seem to recall hearing an awesome extended version of this track on FMU... does anybody know what I am talking about -or am I just imaging it...?
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: ↳ melinda @10:10 Wait -- didn't we win that Global War On Terrorism™?
	10:18am Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @10:07 Yup. Lot's of kids I grew up with came to a bad end. But that's just the way life was lived - no big whoop. My sister and I had long left home, but one afternoon we were both in the kitchen with our mother, who out of the blue said "I'm sure glad neither of you wound up in prison." My sister and I just looked at each other with surprise, but knew exactly who she was talking about.
	10:19am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:17 This is America; we don't lose wats here. /s
	10:19am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:19 *wars
	10:20am Trouble: corita kent exhibit in france till december, her first time showing there; www.sortiraparis.com...
	10:22am captain beef fart: Our cats won the war on a terrorist mouse in our kitchen last night. It was a real trophy, about the size of a fun size Snickers bar.
	10:23am Zip7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:18 One of the things that surprised me (although it shouldn't have) between growing up in the South and raising a daughter in NYC is how ubiquitous narcotics are on the East Coast
	10:23am Blount: I had the pleasure of growing up near the Corita gas tank near Boston. Had enough Corita to last me a lifetime. On a gas tank?? A little incongruous.
	10:24am chresti: ↳ captain beef fart @10:22 Good work!
	10:24am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ captain beef fart @10:22 in that war as in others, you have to ask who's the terrorist?....;)
	10:24am Polyus: ↳ Song: "l'ecorcha" by "La Tène" The rhythm here is making me think of an old noisy clock on the kitchen wall, very hypnotic.
	10:24am Just Mat: 1. This song is epic. 2. One person's terrorist is another person's food bank.
	10:26am Trouble: no way @blount! never enough corita! i was first exposed to corita on family trips to boston. I loved it every time i saw it. Recently i saw a birthday cake for sr corita and it was made in the shape of that gas tank. she moved to boston area after leaving the convent in california.
	10:27am drumsoverbogota: This is one of the best things I have heard lately Good day everyone!
	10:27am StringOFperils: ↳ Zip7 @10:23 A creeping social reality across North Am I think. Over the last several decades. Thank big pharma and complicit for-profit physicians, for that...and low wages....and despair...small town Ontario's looking a bit grim on that front....
	10:28am pot8o: morning troublemakers!
	10:28am newton: HR9495 is crazy. churches collecting donations could be construed as supporting terrorism, some rightly, so could WFMU and PBS, God's Love We Deliver and even Libraries.
	10:30am Blount: Ha! Love her color sense, handwriting, spirit etc. Good show at the Brooklyn Museum up now about sculptor Elizabeth Catlett. Maybe you saw.
	10:30am Chris S: Wow, just tuning in… what is this overwhelming sound experience?
	10:31am Mxter Baba: Greetings, Trouble, Troubled, Troublers, Troubledors
	10:31am ifeelfatnsassy: This is the third La Tene song I've clicky-starred across various shows. I think I like them.
	10:31am Toothgrinder Tom: The monetary value of art is simply whatever people will pay for it, as far as I can tell.
	10:31am tom tom the pipers son: email to congress person done....still referred to as congress MEN. many places on the interwebs
	10:32am Trouble: @blount haven't seen the elizabeth catlett show , yet, it's on my list. just introduced her to my students
	10:33am Blount: Fantastico show today!! No surprise. Thx Trouble!
	10:33am Mxter Baba: Digging that Corita Kent image! She’s the one who created "Some Rules for Students and Teachers!"
	10:34am Mxter Baba: ↳ bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢) @9:06 Yeah, what bixa said! I’m gonna print that out and put it up right now!
	10:35am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @10:23 Here too. We lived next door to heroin dealers. There was a common space in between our houses that were used for scoring smack and shooting up. My mom grew up in East L.A. and was use to seen all kinds of squalid behavior would find their gear and hide it. This would confuse them greatlly, since they were so fuckd up.
	10:36am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): ↳ Mxter Baba @10:34 yeehaw!
	10:38am newton: ↳ Song: "l'ecorcha" by "La Tène" does ecorcha suggest the peelings away of surfaces like the écorché man, and tailee suggest the pannings through the wastes of mines for smaller nuggets?
	10:38am tom tom the pipers son: i wish sr corita had done a print protesting nun's physical abuse of children which was out in the open and while she was at it deal with priests' abuses
	10:38am Chris S: Hello All, great stuff today, perfect for the snow here in Chicago
	10:40am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:38 My father got punched in the face by a nun when he was a kid. Black eye and all. Of course, he's a pedo now, but that's a whole other trip to therapy.
	10:40am TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:35 Ho Franco. You should see my subway station. It's a hangout. Folks "flying high in the friendly sky" like Marvin Gaye sang.
	10:41am pot8o: ↳ Song: "destination paradise" by "yusef lateef" 60s - 80s atlantic never released a stinker I've listened to countless albums from that era and i have yet to find one i didn't like
	10:41am Zip7: Great atmospherics this morning, Trouble!
	10:42am StringOFperils: Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.__Jesus, the most misunderstood man in history
	10:42am Andres: ↳ Song: "discern/define" by "the poets of rhythm" Oh. Yes. So good.
	10:42am Yes: <333
	10:43am TDK60: ↳ pot8o @10:41 Hi pot80. Yusef is groovy. Way ahead of the curve in looking out to world musics.
	10:44am traven: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:40 The thing that really irks me is when these bums get caught, they hide behind their religion.
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ MarginWalker in Baltimore @10:40 that's heavy, sorry that's happened witnessed many children get smacked around for usually no reason at all. as if there could be one i was pulled by the hair, slapped fore and back handed for not following a rule that i was absent for, having to do with students hanging their coat in back of class room
	10:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @10:42 i would not take candy from that jesus
	10:47am Mxter Baba: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:38 Yes, I would like to see more work like that, too.
	10:47am Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @10:40 Oh yeah! My first time in New York City, I saw so much flagrant heroin use in public spaces. Didn't really faze me, since I grew up with it.
	10:48am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I had exactly the same experience in the 4th grade.
	10:48am MarginWalker in Baltimore: ↳ traven @10:44 To his credit - and I say this begrudgingly, because I feel like he deserves very little at this point - he didn't fall back on religion. He's a lapsed catholic. The thing that really pisses me off is that his attorney guided him towards claiming that it was out of grief from the loss of my mom a year and a half before that, but he told me it had been going on longer than that.
	10:48am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ traven @10:48 5th grade me
	10:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:47 early 90's...specifically LES, was a lot in the open
	10:50am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:48 That nun could only be charitably described as a sick, vicious bitch.
	10:51am chresti: Mxter Babakins! Did you get any of the bomb cyclone that was in the PNW?
	10:51am Honest Bernardo from Argentina: @gregosaurus haha yes! Agree. Love it. (Just saw your note I was stuck on the train for a bit)
	10:52am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ traven @10:50 absolutely...many of them were...
	10:53am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:46 Couched in modern English, it's just take care of each other, and do no harm. That's the greater power than Augustus Caesar. Love conquers all. Of course, that get you nailed to a tree, one way or another, because time is money, bastard! And THAT template has delivered us into hell. Clerics are no different than anyone else when it comes to talking the talk, but not walking the walk. All kinds of people slowly going nuts in the shadows.
	10:53am Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "my mama pinned a rose on me" by "mary lou williams" YESSSSSSSS
	10:54am Mxter Baba: Just saw that there’s an audio version of Sister Corita’s “Ten Rules” with an impressive line-up www.corita.org...
	10:54am kevlicki: Trouble, thanks for informing folks on HR9495. I just called my congressman to find out he’s switched from a yes to a no!
	10:55am traven: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:52 Sad but true.
	10:57am Alanthepainter: Trouble, thank you for a beautiful show!
	10:58am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @10:53 yes i agree...but clergy are different in that the chastity rule channels energy elsewhere to harmful places under the spell that they are more in touch with a higher power because of it
	10:59am Trouble: that is good news@ kevlicki!!
	10:59am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:49 The East village too. I started going to NYC in 1984, because of the downtown art scene. Of course, there was lots of crossover - art/drugs. But of course you already knowt hat.
	10:59am Trouble: thanks for the good vibes @alanthepainter!
	11:00am Otto's neighbor Dave: Just tuned in at the last seconds of this show. Great stuff!!!!
	11:01am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:59 actually was not here for east village scene
	11:03am KickOutTheJams Joe: ↳ Song: "tico" by "har-you percussion group" excellent set Trouble! digging these percussion group
	11:04am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "tico" by "har-you percussion group" alan six degrees should be shown this song...tico...his dog's name
	11:05am Ron King: Tuned in to your station for the first time. Quincy, Nina, Mary Lou Williams - now I'm impressed and I'm not necessarily a big jazz fan. Plan to listen all day here in the office. Thank you.
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:01 I wanted to moved to the East Village and live in that hot bed of creative squalor. But after a few trips back and fourth decided it wasn't for me.
	11:06am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:58 True that, I think self-repression will manifest a twisted and distorted self eventually. The Church of Rome is in deep crisis, and I don't see it surviving as something that can't be regarded as it was in its infancy: a bothersome cult. I just hope, personally, that human values, as driven solely by money, coupled with the cold, dead-eyed rationality of science and engineering don't terminate everything else on Earth, which appears to be well under way already. It's too bad that people, in general, behave like little children who can't look after themselves sanely, without resorting to following some creep. The will to powerlessness.
	11:07am Andres: ↳ Ron King @11:05 An excellent plan. :) That’s how I got hooked.
	11:10am tom tom the pipers son: @ trouble ...same on quincy jones for me...ben most impressed by his soundtracks
	11:11am βrian: Diversionary TV. Yep, I'm deep into that, too.
	11:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:06 i'm glad i missed it...i think it would have left me jaded
	11:11am kevlicki: Trouble also thanks for the atmosphere of this show. It’s helping keep my mood up while harvesting outside in this weather 🙃
	11:12am Trouble: thanks @ ron king! each dj plays their own vibe, so I hope you enjoy the ride...
	11:12am Otto's neighbor Dave: ↳ Otto's neighbor Dave @11:00 Oh, I don't know how to read. Cool, another hour! Glad I tuned in. Not my usual WFMU time of day/week!
	11:13am Ochre Ogre: Hi Trouble!
	11:13am Ron King: Hey Trouble - You just mentioned your new found Quincy explorations. Try Soul Bossa Nova from 1962. His 60's releases during his Mercury days are wonderful...when he wasn't producing artists for the label as staff producer that is.
	11:14am Dan near StL: The Lost City, I’ll track it down.
	11:14am Andres: ↳ Song: "since you've gone" by "Tears Run Rings" This sound is hitting a sweet spot.
	11:15am robula: I thoroughly enjoyed The Lost City. Perfect diversionary content.
	11:16am Zip7: ↳ Song: "since you've gone" by "Tears Run Rings" Great shoegaze guitar. Robin Guthrie would be proud!
	11:19am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:35 Hey Franco, you lived next door to heroin dealers. Was it the building on E 2nd Street?
	11:20am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Ochre Ogre @11:19 No, this was in East of East Los Angeles.
	11:23am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:06 the church has a checkered history in latin america, but i believe there is a socialist wing that is doing good things there ( the marxist member of clergy that died recently) any way in my interactions with new arrivals from the americas, i recognize a kind of catholicism, having been brought up catholic, though definitely lapsed, that i hope changes the fabric of the united states in a secular way
	11:24am Trouble: thanks@ ron king. o and for tv suggestions: the diplomat has started season 2, i am loving it
	11:24am newton: Nice to see Shelflife Records is still at it! I thought they went belly up
	11:26am Gavlar: well my work day here in the UK is almost done and I must to the gym. Wonderful show @Trouble, set the scene to a very peaceful place for me. Thank you x
	11:26am Dan near StL: No spoilers, but 2nd season of The Diplomat is totally binge-worthy. Finale! Season 3 in the works.
	11:27am Trouble: thanks@ gavlar!
	11:27am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:20 Oh, guess I mis read. There was hot spot dealer building in the E Village. People would line up to score.
	11:28am Dan near StL: The actor playing PM plays all the men, in MEN film. Creepy as all get out.
	11:31am Trouble: no way@dan near STL, great to hear! i hate that guy who plays the PM, which i guess is what i am supposed to feel
	11:32am Polyus: Rory Kinnear (MEN guy) is also in Say Nothing, another series worth looking into. Not exactly escapist, as it covers events in Northern Ireland circa 1972, but really good so far.
	11:33am StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:23 We have to believe that there is inherent goodness in people, despite so much evidence to the contrary. As for The Church, its history of the abuse of power is long. All through the middle ages, it manipulated people. It sold them indulgences, told them their misdeeds and corrupt ideas were cleansed, simply by handing over whatever they had stashed in the sock. Motivated them to go out an slaughter others in the name of a magic kingdom. A very human institution the Church. Actually, all three 'religions of the book', Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, in light of what they are motivating people to both believe and do, are looking pretty bad to me. We really only have ourselves, us poor timorous chimpanzees, shivering in the rain, frightened of what lurks beyond the trees. Our dilemma is kind of touching, even while being totally terrifying at the moment.
	11:34am Dan near StL: To say season 2 is/was timely is an understatement. But, season one, that character Ronnie barely ever appeared, then…Uknowwhat.
	11:35am Zip7: ↳ Polyus @11:32 Yeah, "Say Nothing" is terrific. And spectacularly grim.
	11:37am Dan near StL: The PM must be Aaron Sorkin’s favorite. Can he speak any faster?
	11:41am Trouble: while my husband was reading 'say nothing' i was reading 'milkman' by anna burns. I can't recommend it enough, one of my favorite books. the troubles as seen through the eyes of a young woman
	11:42am Trouble: @dan: i don't know what, since i have only watched first episode. i am parsing them out so they will last.
	11:42am Zip7: ↳ StringOFperils @11:33 Nicely stated! "The Penguin Book of Hell" is a fun read. The Church took the concept of Hell and ran with it . . . all those monks in their rooms, scribbling down feverish torments
	11:43am Dan near StL: I’m finishing book, I’m Thinking of Ending Things. After watching Charlie Kaufman adaptation of it.
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:33 what i'm saying about the church is just what i'm perceiving as first hand experience, which is of course very limited and limited in priori knowledge of the church's involvement in central america....other than that, i don't have anything to add...you said it all
	11:44am joseloalter: This show is gold. Making my morning so much better. Thank you, Trouble!
	11:45am Dan near StL: T, we’ll discuss…
	11:46am Dan near StL: Wait! Did you watch Season One T?
	11:46am StringOFperils: ↳ Zip7 @11:42 Hah! I was ogling that anthology a while back. And thanks to you and tom tom, for saying those things. I have nothing to add either.
	11:48am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @11:46 👍🏻
	11:48am WoodsOfMaine: Dang, I was hoping to get around to read my copy of “It Can’t Happen Here” after the election. It’ll have to wait….or I’ll just hand it over when they come to take all of my objectionable books.
	11:51am Zip7: ↳ StringOFperils @11:46 I remember Father Lynch wagging his finger at us wide-eyed six-year-olds in parochial school: "The THOUGHT is the DEED, children! The THOUGHT is the DEED!"
	11:51am tom tom the pipers son: thanks trouble ...great sets as always... : )
	11:51am Ochre Ogre: Thanks trouble!
	11:51am Dan near StL: WOM, could your last two words be any more intriguing? Don’t think so, with libraries banning Anne Frank, others.
	11:52am bradford: Many thanks, Trouble.
	11:52am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Zip7 @11:51 if only...
	11:52am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:53am Trouble: you are very welcome @ joseloalter!
	11:53am Mattynotimes: Sounds just like twin peaks theme
	11:53am Trouble: yes@ dan, i saw season 1
	11:54am Dan near StL: Nothing like lying at your first confession, right? Season two’s way better IMHO.
	11:54am Zip7: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:52 LOL. Thanks for a wonderful show, Trouble! Keep courage, modernists!
	11:54am StringOFperils: At least Sister Pascal taught me how to read music. That was cool. Playing along with Royal Trux is heaven. Mua ha ha ha ha ha...
	11:54am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Thank you, DJ Trouble!
	11:55am Corey: Thanks, Trouble. Beautiful program to usher in a touch of wintery weather out here in Michigan.
	11:55am captain beef fart: Another great show and I'm very happy I was able to enjoy all 3 hours uninterrupted.
	11:55am jan: ↳ Song: "now is not the time" by "score" Just loving this...
	11:56am Mattynotimes: Great show Trouble!
	11:56am Dan near StL: Trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for…phonograph.
	11:56am pot8o: thanks trouble! have a great week everyone!
	11:56am Mick: Thanks for a fab show, Trouble, on a good ol' fashioned gray Thursday
	11:56am βrian: The subway is boarding: wfmu.org...
	11:57am Jason from Houston: Thank you, Trouble. Cheers, good people.
	11:57am newton: thanks trouble
	11:57am Dan near StL: Bye all, thank you…Thanksgiving broadcast?
	11:57am patrick321: Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am StringOFperils: Thanks Trouble. Have a good day everybody. :)
	11:58am Franco Twinkie: Thank you Ms. Trouble.
	11:58am drumsoverbogota: Lovely show, thank you!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Dan near StL @11:57 Jack Mello next week. Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am Dan near StL: Deleated scene from The Sting?
	11:59am newton: ↳ Dan near StL @11:57 I think Jack Mello on Thanksgiving
	11:59am Otto's neighbor Dave: ↳ Song: "a young girl's complaint" by "Emahoy Tsege Mariam... This artist sure is a WFMU fave!
	11:59am love2laf: Thank you Trouble!
	12:00pm Mike in Montreal: Great show Trouble.
	12:00pm Steve Del Sol: Does calling them bastiches count>

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