WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 7, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:04am Adrian in London: Blimey, I feel like that feller who used to post 'Woohoo, first' at the top of every playlist around here. Hello trouble, hello Troubled listeners.
	9:06am trouble: good morning adrian! unfortunately still haven't gotten to your music , hopefully today...
	9:07am helsingfred: Troubled is as troubled does! And howdy to all
	9:08am bryn: hello / nice to see the graphic is working
	9:10am trouble: yes it is nice to see the graphic, whew! hello hello
	9:13am annie: good morning !!! good to see tuesday will remain tuesday, then
	9:14am ffrr: Good morning Trouble, nice pic. Funny story about Jerry Lewis (from his book,'Dean & Me') smoking a joint passed along by Martin via music dir. Dick Stabile. Imagine Lewis on weed. Happy birthday Dean (& Tom Jones).
	9:14am Cheri Pi: Martin Rushent produced this?
	9:16am chris: the Human League was my first ever rock concert LOL
	9:16am Adrian in London: @ffrr: Dean and Me is such a great book, sad and moving.
	9:17am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv. Earth): hi everyone, hey Trouble.
	9:18am trouble: no martin rushent did not produce that cut. diane kamikaze will be doing a full on martin tribute at 12:30 pm today
	9:19am Cheri Pi: My ears are peeled.
	9:19am Parq: Human League appreciated here, too. I'm in the middle of Rob Sheffield's coming-of-age New Wave memoir, "Talking to Girls About Duran Duran'.
	9:24am moose: peeled ears oo maybe altered images will get some props now what thanks DJT all keyed up
	9:26am Vivian: @ Parq: talking to girls sounds interesting, can you tell me more?
	9:28am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv. Earth): ooh, i love this big blood version
	9:29am hamburger: boom chicka boom boom
	9:30am Marmalade Kitty: good morning/afternoon! loving the show!
	9:30am Andrew: @Vivian - you just see a girl you like, and you go over and talk to her. Introduce yourself - be friendly - can't go wrong!
	9:32am Parq: Viv, he came of age in suburban Boston in the early 80s (and I was in college there in the late 70s, so I know a lot of the radio stations and record stores he mentions). Each chapter is themed on an 80s song, but the book is mainly about having three older sisters, and not being very much with girls in high school and throwing himself into New Wave as a way of life because he sucked at the way of life most of his friends adopted. I'm enjoying it.
	9:32am moose: ha! but you must talk about duran duran i keep forgetting that part
	9:32am Vivian: That is what I've told my male friends for years! But they don't believe me that a simple Hi and what are you reading is all you need!
	9:33am kwhitehead: Hi trouble: Just got my premiums in the mail. I won some of your books. I've been perusing them and am curious if you are responsible for those fanciful hand drawn bookmarks I keep coming upon. Many thanks and great show as usual.
	9:37am Parq: http://tinyurl.com/tgdndn
	9:38am Independent Man: may Undies and Bras fly in your general direction if you choose to continue the Tom Jones block party.
	9:42am Swami: Love Battles. Took em long enough to get a new one out! The Primavera set was shreddly.
	9:42am postmanpaul: Anthropologyogyticaly, Tom Jones is a barometer of social conventions; back then, men were men and little ladies new how to please and be obedient :) And naturally we all love Tom to bits over here in the UK too, Trouble!
	9:49am jen v.: this is beautiful! thanks, trouble!
	9:50am trouble: but don't you think he was playing with that stereotype? inviting women to throw panties, shocking at the time. love him
	9:53am moose: seemed to be done with plenty winkage (i just looked up 'winkage' to see if it's a real word, and came upon an entry for 'genetic winkage' in the 'elmer fudd wikipedia'- i did not know about this.)
	10:01am trouble: moose i heartily encourage non words here, and everywhere, in fact!
	10:02am trouble: thanks k whitehead. what books did you get? yes i made the bookmarks
	10:04am kwhitehead: The John Cage biography, the birding book and the Greil Marcus collection (straight from the Des Moines Public Library!
	10:09am jen v.: trouble, to be fair, there were even more explicit pictures that the esteemed public did not get to see, as much as we all wanted to. (sarcasm heavily implied there!)
	10:10am trouble: oooh fab! great john cage book, i own it myself. I thought that was a modern world trifecta!
	10:10am postmanpaul: @Trouble, you're right. He's solid, which is why he has endured. And Tom would never have posted no nickers back, unless he had been wearing them of course!
	10:11am trouble: jen v you mean he sent more than one? i didn't know that , ick ick and wrong
	10:11am Vivian: I know there are a few knitters out there..anyone receive an e-mail regarding a security breach at Ravelry.com?
	10:15am trouble: yes i did! did you go to ravelry and check it out? i haven't yet, duh...
	10:17am Vivian: I haven't. To be honest, I haven't had time to check out their patterns. I received a second e-mail today regarding the incident. The second e-mail made me suspicious-is it a lure into a hacker's web where they obtain your new password?
	10:21am jen v.: @Trouble yup! tip of the iceberg! it's all pretty pathetic.
	10:24am hamburger: much fun here today
	10:25am Jennique: Oh boy thank for playing this BBoy song. This whole album has had heavy rotation on my iPod. They have restored my faith in their snarkiness.
	10:27am trouble: good morning jennique! love the keyboard in that cut. .vivian i just went to ravelry and it all looks legit to me.
	10:29am Vivian: Thanks Trouble, I'll check it out later. Thanks for the BBoys!
	10:36am Jennique: My french is very rusty, but I am having problems translating. Are they just singing whatever they want because it is french and exudes sexiness?
	10:45am v k: so i'm not the only one that digs all things Clientele related
	10:47am Amy: I share the same love of the clientele.
	10:49am trouble: oh no you are not vk.!
	10:49am jm: Yuck. Who'd sing a song about those slimy germ magnets... Jesus, sure... but who else? Priests, sure... but who else?
	10:55am Monika: trouble, you are playing fantastic set today morning, very summery. I've been enjoying your shows for a long while. You are the best Dj on wfmu, the one and only with finesse. Love.
	10:58am trouble: monika you are too kind! thanks for the sweet vibes
	10:59am kwhitehead: Clientele are best taken in small doses. love that haunting first record the best, especially around 3am.
	11:05am northguineahills: Really diggin' this amede ardoin...
	11:07am Brian in UK: Good aftermorning Trouble. Tomkins Square do bring out some belting records. New word Eardrobe = a listening piece of furniture.
	11:11am erella!: Hi Trouble, today is my birthday and I am having a glorious day. Sending you my greetings from sunny beautiful Toronto
	11:16am trouble: HAPPY HAPPY erella!
	11:17am trouble: brian i am repeating that phrase over and over and still it confounds me: a listening piece of furniture?
	11:17am listener mark: good morning trouble good morning everyone the graphic is interesting, taking a photo in a moving conveyance
	11:19am Matt: For some reason, I want to hear this Lifetones on cassette.
	11:21am trouble: i hear you matt
	11:23am Carmichael: Good morning Trouble and others. Have to pound out the documents this morning, but I'm listening!
	11:25am OM: Wow, I'm really liking this track.
	11:26am Lucky: Great sounding show!
	11:26am trouble: bonjour lucky
	11:27am hamburger: (is gonna be naughty and say i'm too busy to go to a meeting only cos I wanna hear the end of this set :D )
	11:32am erella!: Very happy, thank you trouble. This song by Briggitte Fontaine sounds a little like Llasa. I love this. Thank you again.
	11:36am listener mark: dead air in the hudson valley
	11:36am trouble: listener mark are you listening on 90.1?
	11:37am dc pat: yeah I left a contractor trying to figure some thing out downstairs so I could catch some of the show...actually said "I gotta go see a guy..."
	11:38am Handsome Harry: Great show this morning.
	11:39am listener mark: yes trouble WMFU 90.1 it's back on
	11:40am soundlanguage: Hi DJ-T, the "le monde est fou" track (Ost Zita soundtrack) was sung by Joanna Shimkus... p.s. I have a wee Welsh music fetish too, Tom Jones is the coolest cat but there's also Young Marble Giants and Joy Formidable! (singer/lead guitarist Ritzy-is a stunner!)
	11:46am Richard from Venezuela: Mia doi todd. So underrated. Great singer. Greetings trouble and all the listeners.
	11:47am trouble: fabulous soundlanguage thanks! i looked her up and it appears there are some movies i need to watch. i love young marble giants and will have to re-examine joy formidable
	11:51am trouble: hola richard!
	11:55am trouble: ciao little kittens, see you next week
	11:55am Brian in UK: Happy Birthday erella! trouble we went to this gallery at the weekend mainly to see Mervyn Peake illustrations but there were these designs on show as well. Think you might like them, only a brief snippet though. http://www.pallant.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/current/main-galleries/robin-and-lucienne-day/robin-and-lucienne-day
	11:57am trouble: thanks brian i will look it up, sounds great!
	12:00pm Handsome Harry: Fantastic conclusion.
	12:01pm jay/london: thank for the great show i really enjoyed it :)

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 7, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
klaus schulze	etude pour une fin du monde	La Vie Electronique 1	spv					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
human league	louise "louise" by "human league"	hysteria						0:11:38 (Pop-up)
prince jammy	mother dub "mother dub" by "prince jammy"	prince jammy presents strictly dub	pressure sounds					0:16:23 (Pop-up)
gus gus	magnified love "magnified love" by "gus gus"	arabian horse	kompakt				*	0:19:17 (Pop-up)
big blood	heart of glass "heart of glass" by "big blood"	undercovers						0:24:12 (Pop-up)
tom jones	she's a lady "she's a lady" by "tom jones"							0:32:56 (Pop-up)

battles	ice cream feat matias aguayo	gloss drop	warp				*	0:39:09 (Pop-up)
wildbirds & peacedrums	doubt/hope	heartcore						0:43:18 (Pop-up)
the ramblers international	huntie	highlife time vol 2 v/a	vampisoul				*	0:46:48 (Pop-up)
bing ji ling	a little love "a little love" by "bing ji ling"	shadow to shine	tummy touch				*	0:50:44 (Pop-up)
orwell	plus l'infini "plus l'infini" by "orwell"	le genie humain						0:54:38 (Pop-up)
diego garcia	all eyes on you "all eyes on you" by "diego garcia"	laura	nacional				*	0:57:50 (Pop-up)
rothbell electric	tin "tin" by "rothbell electric"						*	1:02:05 (Pop-up)

francois de roubaix	la fete des deux avions	les plus belles de musiques v 3						1:08:40 (Pop-up)
new bloods	fast asleep "fast asleep" by "new bloods"	the secret life						1:13:04 (Pop-up)
lykke li	get some (beck remix) "get some (beck remix)" by "lykke li"							1:14:31 (Pop-up)
bombino	tenere "tenere" by "bombino"	agadez	Modibe/Zero Gravity				*	1:19:21 (Pop-up)
beastie boys	make some noise "make some noise" by "beastie boys"	Hot Sauce Committee Part 2					*	1:24:08 (Pop-up)
ernie djohan & her buana suara	to sir with love							1:27:44 (Pop-up)
the soul sisters	good time tonight	talcum soul 4 v/a						1:28:52 (Pop-up)
rina berti	viens dans ma reves "viens dans ma reves" by "rina berti"					fillessourires.com		1:31:35 (Pop-up)

nancy sherman	lover man "lover man" by "nancy sherman"	the girls are rockin						1:42:15 (Pop-up)
amor de dias	season of light "season of light" by "amor de dias"	street of the love of days					*	1:43:10 (Pop-up)
georgia anne muldrow	indeed "indeed" by "georgia anne muldrow"	kings ballad						1:45:47 (Pop-up)
vetiver	fog emotion "fog emotion" by "vetiver"	the errant charm					*	1:49:03 (Pop-up)
the caretaker	#4 "#4" by "the caretaker"	an empty bliss beyond this world	history always favors the winners				*	1:53:17 (Pop-up)
ann louise liljedahl	drived "drived" by "ann louise liljedahl"	arkipelag						1:56:28 (Pop-up)
modest mouse	that'll be the day "that'll be the day" by "modest mouse"	rave on buddy holly v/a	fantasy				*	2:00:30 (Pop-up)
amede ardoin	valse de la point d'eglise	Mama, I'll Be Long Gone: The Complete Recordings of Amede Ardoin 1929-1934	tompkins square				*	2:02:52 (Pop-up)

soft boiled eggies	underwater world							2:09:45 (Pop-up)
lifetones	for a reason "for a reason" by "lifetones"	for a reason		1983				2:14:27 (Pop-up)
dolly mixture	you and me on the sea shore				7"			2:20:44 (Pop-up)
joanna shimpkus	le monde est fou "le monde est fou" by "joanna shimpkus"	ost zita						2:24:10 (Pop-up)

brigitte fontaine with emanuelle seignier)	dressing							2:29:42 (Pop-up)
the chap	le theme "le theme" by "the chap"	Domestic Pop (V/A)	loaf				*	2:33:35 (Pop-up)
gal costa	lingua dop "lingua dop" by "gal costa"	legal						2:35:24 (Pop-up)
mia doi todd	canto de lemanja "canto de lemanja" by "mia doi todd"	cosmic ocean ship	city zen				*	2:39:03 (Pop-up)
area code 615	stone fox chase "stone fox chase" by "area code 615"	sounds from the south : at the crossroads of rock, country and soul v/a	soul jazz				*	2:47:40 (Pop-up)
duane and gregg allman	god rest his soul	sounds from the south : at the crossroads of rock, country and soul v/a					*	2:49:00 (Pop-up)
nites	it is an excuse to get hurt and to hurt							2:52:53 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	la mer "la mer" by "francoise hardy"							2:57:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am Adrian in London: Blimey, I feel like that feller who used to post 'Woohoo, first' at the top of every playlist around here. Hello trouble, hello Troubled listeners.
	9:06am trouble: good morning adrian! unfortunately still haven't gotten to your music , hopefully today...
	9:07am helsingfred: Troubled is as troubled does! And howdy to all
	9:08am bryn: hello / nice to see the graphic is working
	9:10am trouble: yes it is nice to see the graphic, whew! hello hello
	9:13am annie: good morning !!! good to see tuesday will remain tuesday, then
	9:14am ffrr: Good morning Trouble, nice pic. Funny story about Jerry Lewis (from his book,'Dean & Me') smoking a joint passed along by Martin via music dir. Dick Stabile. Imagine Lewis on weed. Happy birthday Dean (& Tom Jones).
	9:14am Cheri Pi: Martin Rushent produced this?
	9:16am chris: the Human League was my first ever rock concert LOL
	9:16am Adrian in London: @ffrr: Dean and Me is such a great book, sad and moving.
	9:17am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv. Earth): hi everyone, hey Trouble.
	9:18am trouble: no martin rushent did not produce that cut. diane kamikaze will be doing a full on martin tribute at 12:30 pm today
	9:19am Cheri Pi: My ears are peeled.
	9:19am Parq: Human League appreciated here, too. I'm in the middle of Rob Sheffield's coming-of-age New Wave memoir, "Talking to Girls About Duran Duran'.
	9:24am moose: peeled ears oo maybe altered images will get some props now what thanks DJT all keyed up
	9:26am Vivian: @ Parq: talking to girls sounds interesting, can you tell me more?
	9:28am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv. Earth): ooh, i love this big blood version
	9:29am hamburger: boom chicka boom boom
	9:30am Marmalade Kitty: good morning/afternoon! loving the show!
	9:30am Andrew: @Vivian - you just see a girl you like, and you go over and talk to her. Introduce yourself - be friendly - can't go wrong!
	9:32am Parq: Viv, he came of age in suburban Boston in the early 80s (and I was in college there in the late 70s, so I know a lot of the radio stations and record stores he mentions). Each chapter is themed on an 80s song, but the book is mainly about having three older sisters, and not being very much with girls in high school and throwing himself into New Wave as a way of life because he sucked at the way of life most of his friends adopted. I'm enjoying it.
	9:32am moose: ha! but you must talk about duran duran i keep forgetting that part
	9:32am Vivian: That is what I've told my male friends for years! But they don't believe me that a simple Hi and what are you reading is all you need!
	9:33am kwhitehead: Hi trouble: Just got my premiums in the mail. I won some of your books. I've been perusing them and am curious if you are responsible for those fanciful hand drawn bookmarks I keep coming upon. Many thanks and great show as usual.
	9:37am Parq: http://tinyurl.com/tgdndn
	9:38am Independent Man: may Undies and Bras fly in your general direction if you choose to continue the Tom Jones block party.
	9:42am Swami: Love Battles. Took em long enough to get a new one out! The Primavera set was shreddly.
	9:42am postmanpaul: Anthropologyogyticaly, Tom Jones is a barometer of social conventions; back then, men were men and little ladies new how to please and be obedient :) And naturally we all love Tom to bits over here in the UK too, Trouble!
	9:49am jen v.: this is beautiful! thanks, trouble!
	9:50am trouble: but don't you think he was playing with that stereotype? inviting women to throw panties, shocking at the time. love him
	9:53am moose: seemed to be done with plenty winkage (i just looked up 'winkage' to see if it's a real word, and came upon an entry for 'genetic winkage' in the 'elmer fudd wikipedia'- i did not know about this.)
	10:01am trouble: moose i heartily encourage non words here, and everywhere, in fact!
	10:02am trouble: thanks k whitehead. what books did you get? yes i made the bookmarks
	10:04am kwhitehead: The John Cage biography, the birding book and the Greil Marcus collection (straight from the Des Moines Public Library!
	10:09am jen v.: trouble, to be fair, there were even more explicit pictures that the esteemed public did not get to see, as much as we all wanted to. (sarcasm heavily implied there!)
	10:10am trouble: oooh fab! great john cage book, i own it myself. I thought that was a modern world trifecta!
	10:10am postmanpaul: @Trouble, you're right. He's solid, which is why he has endured. And Tom would never have posted no nickers back, unless he had been wearing them of course!
	10:11am trouble: jen v you mean he sent more than one? i didn't know that , ick ick and wrong
	10:11am Vivian: I know there are a few knitters out there..anyone receive an e-mail regarding a security breach at Ravelry.com?
	10:15am trouble: yes i did! did you go to ravelry and check it out? i haven't yet, duh...
	10:17am Vivian: I haven't. To be honest, I haven't had time to check out their patterns. I received a second e-mail today regarding the incident. The second e-mail made me suspicious-is it a lure into a hacker's web where they obtain your new password?
	10:21am jen v.: @Trouble yup! tip of the iceberg! it's all pretty pathetic.
	10:24am hamburger: much fun here today
	10:25am Jennique: Oh boy thank for playing this BBoy song. This whole album has had heavy rotation on my iPod. They have restored my faith in their snarkiness.
	10:27am trouble: good morning jennique! love the keyboard in that cut. .vivian i just went to ravelry and it all looks legit to me.
	10:29am Vivian: Thanks Trouble, I'll check it out later. Thanks for the BBoys!
	10:36am Jennique: My french is very rusty, but I am having problems translating. Are they just singing whatever they want because it is french and exudes sexiness?
	10:45am v k: so i'm not the only one that digs all things Clientele related
	10:47am Amy: I share the same love of the clientele.
	10:49am trouble: oh no you are not vk.!
	10:49am jm: Yuck. Who'd sing a song about those slimy germ magnets... Jesus, sure... but who else? Priests, sure... but who else?
	10:55am Monika: trouble, you are playing fantastic set today morning, very summery. I've been enjoying your shows for a long while. You are the best Dj on wfmu, the one and only with finesse. Love.
	10:58am trouble: monika you are too kind! thanks for the sweet vibes
	10:59am kwhitehead: Clientele are best taken in small doses. love that haunting first record the best, especially around 3am.
	11:05am northguineahills: Really diggin' this amede ardoin...
	11:07am Brian in UK: Good aftermorning Trouble. Tomkins Square do bring out some belting records. New word Eardrobe = a listening piece of furniture.
	11:11am erella!: Hi Trouble, today is my birthday and I am having a glorious day. Sending you my greetings from sunny beautiful Toronto
	11:16am trouble: HAPPY HAPPY erella!
	11:17am trouble: brian i am repeating that phrase over and over and still it confounds me: a listening piece of furniture?
	11:17am listener mark: good morning trouble good morning everyone the graphic is interesting, taking a photo in a moving conveyance
	11:19am Matt: For some reason, I want to hear this Lifetones on cassette.
	11:21am trouble: i hear you matt
	11:23am Carmichael: Good morning Trouble and others. Have to pound out the documents this morning, but I'm listening!
	11:25am OM: Wow, I'm really liking this track.
	11:26am Lucky: Great sounding show!
	11:26am trouble: bonjour lucky
	11:27am hamburger: (is gonna be naughty and say i'm too busy to go to a meeting only cos I wanna hear the end of this set :D )
	11:32am erella!: Very happy, thank you trouble. This song by Briggitte Fontaine sounds a little like Llasa. I love this. Thank you again.
	11:36am listener mark: dead air in the hudson valley
	11:36am trouble: listener mark are you listening on 90.1?
	11:37am dc pat: yeah I left a contractor trying to figure some thing out downstairs so I could catch some of the show...actually said "I gotta go see a guy..."
	11:38am Handsome Harry: Great show this morning.
	11:39am listener mark: yes trouble WMFU 90.1 it's back on
	11:40am soundlanguage: Hi DJ-T, the "le monde est fou" track (Ost Zita soundtrack) was sung by Joanna Shimkus... p.s. I have a wee Welsh music fetish too, Tom Jones is the coolest cat but there's also Young Marble Giants and Joy Formidable! (singer/lead guitarist Ritzy-is a stunner!)
	11:46am Richard from Venezuela: Mia doi todd. So underrated. Great singer. Greetings trouble and all the listeners.
	11:47am trouble: fabulous soundlanguage thanks! i looked her up and it appears there are some movies i need to watch. i love young marble giants and will have to re-examine joy formidable
	11:51am trouble: hola richard!
	11:55am trouble: ciao little kittens, see you next week
	11:55am Brian in UK: Happy Birthday erella! trouble we went to this gallery at the weekend mainly to see Mervyn Peake illustrations but there were these designs on show as well. Think you might like them, only a brief snippet though. http://www.pallant.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/current/main-galleries/robin-and-lucienne-day/robin-and-lucienne-day
	11:57am trouble: thanks brian i will look it up, sounds great!
	12:00pm Handsome Harry: Fantastic conclusion.
	12:01pm jay/london: thank for the great show i really enjoyed it :)

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