WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 2, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble..
	9:03am Brian in UK: Welcome back. Is this Aqua marine?
	9:04am trouble: good morning! we are trying to find a happy color medium at present...
	9:06am Brian in UK: I do know if you can pick up this series but I would throughly recommend it to you. It's fun and very informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b012rw4n
	9:07am eirikur: Ah.. If it weren't for this show, I'd probably never come in to work on tuesdays...
	9:07am Brian in UK: Is a happy colour medium someone who can tell your future?
	9:08am still b/p: That might be someone who can tell your fuchsia.
	9:09am Brian in UK: Fuschia, she's a character in Gormeghast.
	9:11am maja: wow! hi all!
	9:12am trouble: i would like to be a color medium!! sign me up I love the fuschia> brian that program looks cool but alas it is "unavailable in my area"
	9:13am other david: MY EYES... ze googles... they do natzing! the music on the otherhand, beautiful as ever :)
	9:17am Brian in UK: Damn. We have fuschias in our garden, lovely. Good call still b/p.
	9:17am ffrr: I suggest reducing the color intensity of the text. Glad you're back, Trouble.
	9:18am other david: the colours are perfect now!
	9:18am Brian in UK: Beg to differ ffrr, there is a real zing to the blue.
	9:21am trouble: i can't reduce the intensity on this system...urgh. i need to get some new color backgrounds going on, my artist needs are not being met...today's artist is peter gross, longtime fmu listener on the west coast
	9:22am maja: i am painting my deck. light greenish blue grey. like water. outside in the full sun. these tunes streaming through windows. love the colours too.
	9:25am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble, glad to hear you again. Been anywhere nice on holiday?
	9:26am Adrian in London: I've been listening to this recently: bonkers VU bootleg recorded from indside LouReed's amp! http://knowyourconjurer.blogspot.com/2011/07/velvet-underground-legendary-guitar-amp.html
	9:26am still b/p: Know the date of the dramatic sardine dialogue?
	9:27am JT: Sadly, the last cannery for Maine sardines shut down in the last year or so. Now I want a sardine sandwich.
	9:29am Snortley: Maine sardines R.I.P. : http://www.kjonline.com/news/end-of-an-eralast-maine-sardine-canneryshuts-today_2010-04-14.html
	9:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: good to hear your voice, and the birds, again
	9:32am Jennique: Welcome back Trouble! Glad to hear that you were at the beach. I went to the beach in other ocean out in the Pacific. LOVE the sea. Best cure for what ails ya.
	9:34am David in London: Trouble - it is SO good that you're back - missed ya over here.
	9:42am hamburger: ditto to dave / show was missed last two weeks - blubby blubby - the contrast on this playlist is sometin else..
	9:45am Cheri Pi: I love Picacyu with Kawabata.
	9:45am trouble: thanks lovelies! glad to be back. hey jennique the pacific sounds great too
	10:12am moose: kids shouldn't carry such heavy back packs
	10:13am Patrick: great to hear you back on the radio! hope your having a great summer
	10:18am trouble: hey patrick!! hope you and emily are swell. we had a great 2 weeks at the beach in RI, fab weather, lots of swimming and good eats. are you planning any summer trips back east/ you are always welcome ...
	10:21am moose: & good show jolly good
	10:22am trouble: hey moose!
	10:24am Brian in UK: If you squint your ears this could be Koober in the 40's/50's.
	10:25am Patrick: we are headed up to MDI in maine in September. dont have any other plans really, i was in the Hamptons a few weeks ago for a wedding. got to see the Flavin Institute and the Pollock/krazner house, and a strange liquor store with a ton of pee wee herman stuff. otherwise i have been taking classes and hiding for the heat.im jelous you got to swim in the ocean
	10:27am Listener Bill: This orchestra baobab tune is wonderful. Nothing like afro-cuban to get the day going.
	10:28am matt stinson: hey Trouble do you have a FMU dj page?
	10:32am trouble: no matt i don't, sorry
	10:35am βrian: My only connection to the sea these days is rosemary. Fresh from the garden.
	10:35am aaron in chicago: never get tired of that bruant ortolan
	10:36am βrian: @Aaron. I hope you aren't roasting them.
	10:39am maja: and does this peter gross has a website? the little brown boy has a very strange head, and arms. Lots of riddles actually.
	10:39am aaron in chicago: only after drowning them in armagnac, βrian
	10:39am Jennique: orange + pink = Baskin Robbins! @Trouble - the Pacific was really, really cold but foggy and breathy and beautiful. I also went to Yosemite, where record snowfalls have made the waterfalls gushing and lovely and dangerous. Sad to back in the concrete jungle.
	10:43am trouble: wow jennique that sounds amazing!!
	10:43am Peter G.: Thanks Trouble, viewing from Patzcuaro Michoacan Mexico!
	10:44am trouble: yes maja:http://www.peterfgross.com/images.html
	10:45am trouble: wow, peter that sounds fantastique!
	10:45am Jennique: Well I am biased being from California, but it was really pretty. I do have very fond memories of going to Horseneck beach just over the border of lil Rhody into Mass. Great beach and easy to swim in the warm Atlantic.
	10:46am saintpeg: Hey Trouble, Just wanted to say thanks for introducing me to Lykke Li through your show. I saw her last night in Central Park and it was an amazing show. Glad you played her all those months ago.
	10:46am dc pat: Hego.
	10:49am Stu: Hyvä Paivä Trouble lovely vibe this afternoon!
	10:49am christopher: my first time listening to the live stream on wfmu ... what have i been doing with my life?
	10:55am Brian in UK: A pink so vibrant you could eat it and it would smell of dreams.
	10:56am trouble: hey christopher, we've been waiting for you
	10:57am trouble: saintpeg, i didn't know lykke li was in town last night, still in a vacation haze. i would love to have seen it
	10:58am βrian: Hanne reminds me of Madeleine Peyroux, in a way.
	10:59am trouble: hey stu! i found "the summer book" at a thrift shop in Massachusetts. will send it on to a dear friend who hasn't read it yet. funny it was printed in the 80's i think.
	11:03am Jennique: Spoons is one of those songs that you played before that really reverberated with me. I went and got the whole Mali Music album because of it.
	11:06am maja: hey Trouble, thank you. I'll keep him for a while in my favourites-box nice little paintings! hi christopher!
	11:07am @_@: The playlist text and background colors are killing my eyes.
	11:09am yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): You should really Wire
	11:11am saintpeg: Lykke ended with a muscled-up version of Unrequited Love -- it was quite spectacular!
	11:13am Unclear on the concept: Why was that guy talking funny?
	11:13am Tiago: you're correct: it's Raul Solnado it's funny but in a old fashioned way
	11:15am Nathan: Here you go Trouble... UK stuff: The Quietus http://thequietus.com/ 20 Jazz Funk Greats http://www.20jazzfunkgreats.co.uk/wordpress/ Optical Sounds (Bristol Based) http://opticalsoundsfanzine.blogspot.com/ The Stool Pigeon http://www.thestoolpigeon.co.uk/
	11:15am trouble: i'm fascinated by the laughter that he is creating in the crowd, but I can't understand him
	11:16am Tiago: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raul_Solnado
	11:16am frenchee: are we mixing hiroshima with soinada?
	11:16am frenchee: soinada mi amour?
	11:16am trouble: yes we are
	11:17am frenchee: many oceans to cross....
	11:20am frank's brain: raul solnado is "the" great, classic portuguese comedian. in this clip, he's calling the white house... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVMz18l8tH8&feature=related ...guess he was trying to talk to lyndon b.
	11:22am Patrick: Abstract art... I'm sitting reading my way through this summers Artforum and this comes on! Perfect!
	11:23am Patrick: Trouble have you seen the Sonia Delaunay show at Cooper hewitt?
	11:24am Jennique: Wow. I'd love to have that commentator follow me around and be my personal art spokesman.
	11:25am Brian in UK: We listen to so much music that we do not understand the lyrics of even pop music in Ingerlish. This link may be of some help http://thequietus.com/
	11:26am trouble: yes i saw it on the last day. waited in line with such a cross section of wacky upper east siders. it was gorgeous, small but so fab. must get up early tomorrow and head to met to see the alexander mcqueen before it closes. will probably have to wait in line, ugh
	11:30am frenchee: the mcqueen show is open till midnight this weekend! I don't think I can handle the lines.
	11:31am Jennique: Trouble, I went to see the Ponderosa Stomp:She's Got the Power at Lincoln Center last weekend and stayed to see the outdoor performance art piece Eiko & Koma:Water. I am not a performance art person but was really taken with what they did. Really worth seeing.
	11:32am Peter G.: "Bummer" the stream here at 7000 feet in the Michoacan mountains keeps cutting out, very annoying, will listen to archive later. Thanks Maja for the positive comments!
	11:34am Brian in UK: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14235335 Sarah Burton designed this little number, now in charge of AMcQ's business. Chip Taylor wrote several of Billy Vera's hits.
	11:37am dc pat: "Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia, He's an English guy, came to fight the Turkish..."
	11:37am trouble: we were driving home from new england and listening in , that was a great show.
	11:47am Frank in New York: Have you seen anything about this? http://www.theparisblog.com/wine-in-baby-bottles/
	11:48am Parq: Boris K's "Just So"! We have this on tape. Jack Nicholson did a great deadpan reading of "Rhino" and "Camel" for a 90s book-and-tape series.
	11:54am David: after years of listening, I finally have to write in and say, what a great show! the abstract art lesson was lovely, and I confess I grew up listening to Karloff/Kipling on vinyl. But I bury the lead: the music! always a revelation. Thank you trouble.
	11:54am don trust: mind melting show trouble! loved toddophonic, but it's good to have you back. it actually feels like tuesday now..
	11:56am don trust: all the sudden it feels a little more like sunday morning though...
	11:58am trouble: hey guys, thanks tons for all the love!
	12:00pm coelacanth: Thank you DJ Trouble. been listening since 10. Excellent as usual.
	12:10pm Travis: Loved the show. But I'm curious, is there any way you could choose a couple of colors for your playlist that would be slightly more difficult to read?

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 2, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
sir douglas quintet	i don't want to go home	the mono singles 68-72	sundazed			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
nickodemus & zeb	no soy valle remix						0:04:27 (Pop-up)
maysa matarazzo (?)	ne me quitte pas						0:07:44 (Pop-up)
opera mort	1980 "1980" by "opera mort"	le tour de l'oubli					0:12:14 (Pop-up)
the doobie brothers	minute by minute						0:13:28 (Pop-up)
work drugs	third wave "third wave" by "work drugs"						0:16:58 (Pop-up)
alf of hip hop slam	the triumph of scratching	lab insomnia				*	0:23:00 (Pop-up)
have a sardine sandwich	maine sardine council						0:24:33 (Pop-up)
lana sisters	chimes of arcady "chimes of arcady" by "lana sisters"	chantelly lace	Rpm			*	0:25:36 (Pop-up)

mountain man	mouthwings "mouthwings" by "mountain man"	sun dog				*	0:34:21 (Pop-up)
brenda ray	Lend a Helping Hand (f/ Knowledge)	walatta					0:36:36 (Pop-up)
emile gropegne	mac adam "mac adam" by "emile gropegne"	naives guitares					0:39:38 (Pop-up)
pikacyu/makoto	OM marijana FU "OM marijana FU" by "pikacyu/makoto"	Om sweet home: we are shinin	Riot Season			*	0:42:45 (Pop-up)
deadbeat	we like it slow and steeady						0:44:34 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg	vanities "vanities" by "charlotte gainsbourg"	irm					0:49:41 (Pop-up)
trubot	everything's alright "everything's alright" by "trubot"	undir ahrifum	normal		1970 reissue/iceland	*	0:53:57 (Pop-up)
vetiver	Fog Emotion "Fog Emotion" by "vetiver"	the errant charm				*	0:57:27 (Pop-up)
antena	bye bye papaye /lexx mix "bye bye papaye /lexx mix" by "antena"	Versions Speciales - Camino Del Sol					1:01:39 (Pop-up)
fernando otero	danza "danza" by "fernando otero"	vital	world village			*	1:07:07 (Pop-up)

willie t	i'm only a man "i'm only a man" by "willie t"	i'm only a man					1:12:09 (Pop-up)
mr scruff vs kirsty almeida	pickled spider	Turntables on the Hudson Vol. 8 (V/A) reflecting cielo	wonderwheel			*	1:15:20 (Pop-up)
orchestra baobob	ray m'bele "ray m'bele" by "orchestra baobob"	pirates choice					1:21:02 (Pop-up)
banda black rio w/ marcio local	quem vem la	SuperNovaSambaFunk	farout			*	1:28:47 (Pop-up)
ustad vilayat khan	title music from satyajit ray's film " jalshagar						1:32:51 (Pop-up)

nite jewel	we want our things "we want our things" by "nite jewel"	am i real?					1:38:08 (Pop-up)
the melodians	i'll get along without you						1:43:58 (Pop-up)
homelife	tractor chain "tractor chain" by "homelife"	cho cho					1:45:17 (Pop-up)
boogie rambles	such as love "such as love" by "boogie rambles"						1:48:57 (Pop-up)
them two	am i a good man "am i a good man" by "them two"	an alternate history of popular music v/a	Numero Group			*	1:52:05 (Pop-up)
hanne hukkelberg	boble "boble" by "hanne hukkelberg"	little things	leaf				1:54:55 (Pop-up)
afel bocoum, damon albarn, toumani diabate, and friends	spoons	mali music					1:59:45 (Pop-up)

raul solnada	historia da minha vida			7"			2:11:23 (Pop-up)
	suite 2 hiroshima mon amour "suite 2 hiroshima mon amour"	la nouvelle vague: films of the french new wave	El			*	2:13:13 (Pop-up)
amor de dias	foxes song "foxes song" by "amor de dias"	street of the love of days				*	2:17:39 (Pop-up)
the left banke	sing little bird sing	the left banke too				*	2:22:09 (Pop-up)
billy vera	i'm leavin here tomorrow mama	delta swamp rock v/a				*	2:27:07 (Pop-up)

niagra	l'amour a la plage "l'amour a la plage" by "niagra"						2:34:40 (Pop-up)
palace of swords	the white goddess part 1						2:40:19 (Pop-up)
durutti column/vini reilly	sketches on stratocaster	durutti column/vini reilly	kookydisc			*	2:41:11 (Pop-up)
boris karloff	how the whale got his throat	just so stories					2:45:16 (Pop-up)
palace of swords	I am Peter the Hermit						2:48:53 (Pop-up)
bill goodwin & sharon roberts	lonely rider	single mindedness: a collection of obscuro 7" tracks v/a tony coulter 2011 premium				*	2:52:02 (Pop-up)
hank ballard	sunday morning coming down	jewels vol 2	SSS International				2:54:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble..
	9:03am Brian in UK: Welcome back. Is this Aqua marine?
	9:04am trouble: good morning! we are trying to find a happy color medium at present...
	9:06am Brian in UK: I do know if you can pick up this series but I would throughly recommend it to you. It's fun and very informative. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b012rw4n
	9:07am eirikur: Ah.. If it weren't for this show, I'd probably never come in to work on tuesdays...
	9:07am Brian in UK: Is a happy colour medium someone who can tell your future?
	9:08am still b/p: That might be someone who can tell your fuchsia.
	9:09am Brian in UK: Fuschia, she's a character in Gormeghast.
	9:11am maja: wow! hi all!
	9:12am trouble: i would like to be a color medium!! sign me up I love the fuschia> brian that program looks cool but alas it is "unavailable in my area"
	9:13am other david: MY EYES... ze googles... they do natzing! the music on the otherhand, beautiful as ever :)
	9:17am Brian in UK: Damn. We have fuschias in our garden, lovely. Good call still b/p.
	9:17am ffrr: I suggest reducing the color intensity of the text. Glad you're back, Trouble.
	9:18am other david: the colours are perfect now!
	9:18am Brian in UK: Beg to differ ffrr, there is a real zing to the blue.
	9:21am trouble: i can't reduce the intensity on this system...urgh. i need to get some new color backgrounds going on, my artist needs are not being met...today's artist is peter gross, longtime fmu listener on the west coast
	9:22am maja: i am painting my deck. light greenish blue grey. like water. outside in the full sun. these tunes streaming through windows. love the colours too.
	9:25am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble, glad to hear you again. Been anywhere nice on holiday?
	9:26am Adrian in London: I've been listening to this recently: bonkers VU bootleg recorded from indside LouReed's amp! http://knowyourconjurer.blogspot.com/2011/07/velvet-underground-legendary-guitar-amp.html
	9:26am still b/p: Know the date of the dramatic sardine dialogue?
	9:27am JT: Sadly, the last cannery for Maine sardines shut down in the last year or so. Now I want a sardine sandwich.
	9:29am Snortley: Maine sardines R.I.P. : http://www.kjonline.com/news/end-of-an-eralast-maine-sardine-canneryshuts-today_2010-04-14.html
	9:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: good to hear your voice, and the birds, again
	9:32am Jennique: Welcome back Trouble! Glad to hear that you were at the beach. I went to the beach in other ocean out in the Pacific. LOVE the sea. Best cure for what ails ya.
	9:34am David in London: Trouble - it is SO good that you're back - missed ya over here.
	9:42am hamburger: ditto to dave / show was missed last two weeks - blubby blubby - the contrast on this playlist is sometin else..
	9:45am Cheri Pi: I love Picacyu with Kawabata.
	9:45am trouble: thanks lovelies! glad to be back. hey jennique the pacific sounds great too
	10:12am moose: kids shouldn't carry such heavy back packs
	10:13am Patrick: great to hear you back on the radio! hope your having a great summer
	10:18am trouble: hey patrick!! hope you and emily are swell. we had a great 2 weeks at the beach in RI, fab weather, lots of swimming and good eats. are you planning any summer trips back east/ you are always welcome ...
	10:21am moose: & good show jolly good
	10:22am trouble: hey moose!
	10:24am Brian in UK: If you squint your ears this could be Koober in the 40's/50's.
	10:25am Patrick: we are headed up to MDI in maine in September. dont have any other plans really, i was in the Hamptons a few weeks ago for a wedding. got to see the Flavin Institute and the Pollock/krazner house, and a strange liquor store with a ton of pee wee herman stuff. otherwise i have been taking classes and hiding for the heat.im jelous you got to swim in the ocean
	10:27am Listener Bill: This orchestra baobab tune is wonderful. Nothing like afro-cuban to get the day going.
	10:28am matt stinson: hey Trouble do you have a FMU dj page?
	10:32am trouble: no matt i don't, sorry
	10:35am βrian: My only connection to the sea these days is rosemary. Fresh from the garden.
	10:35am aaron in chicago: never get tired of that bruant ortolan
	10:36am βrian: @Aaron. I hope you aren't roasting them.
	10:39am maja: and does this peter gross has a website? the little brown boy has a very strange head, and arms. Lots of riddles actually.
	10:39am aaron in chicago: only after drowning them in armagnac, βrian
	10:39am Jennique: orange + pink = Baskin Robbins! @Trouble - the Pacific was really, really cold but foggy and breathy and beautiful. I also went to Yosemite, where record snowfalls have made the waterfalls gushing and lovely and dangerous. Sad to back in the concrete jungle.
	10:43am trouble: wow jennique that sounds amazing!!
	10:43am Peter G.: Thanks Trouble, viewing from Patzcuaro Michoacan Mexico!
	10:44am trouble: yes maja:http://www.peterfgross.com/images.html
	10:45am trouble: wow, peter that sounds fantastique!
	10:45am Jennique: Well I am biased being from California, but it was really pretty. I do have very fond memories of going to Horseneck beach just over the border of lil Rhody into Mass. Great beach and easy to swim in the warm Atlantic.
	10:46am saintpeg: Hey Trouble, Just wanted to say thanks for introducing me to Lykke Li through your show. I saw her last night in Central Park and it was an amazing show. Glad you played her all those months ago.
	10:46am dc pat: Hego.
	10:49am Stu: Hyvä Paivä Trouble lovely vibe this afternoon!
	10:49am christopher: my first time listening to the live stream on wfmu ... what have i been doing with my life?
	10:55am Brian in UK: A pink so vibrant you could eat it and it would smell of dreams.
	10:56am trouble: hey christopher, we've been waiting for you
	10:57am trouble: saintpeg, i didn't know lykke li was in town last night, still in a vacation haze. i would love to have seen it
	10:58am βrian: Hanne reminds me of Madeleine Peyroux, in a way.
	10:59am trouble: hey stu! i found "the summer book" at a thrift shop in Massachusetts. will send it on to a dear friend who hasn't read it yet. funny it was printed in the 80's i think.
	11:03am Jennique: Spoons is one of those songs that you played before that really reverberated with me. I went and got the whole Mali Music album because of it.
	11:06am maja: hey Trouble, thank you. I'll keep him for a while in my favourites-box nice little paintings! hi christopher!
	11:07am @_@: The playlist text and background colors are killing my eyes.
	11:09am yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): You should really Wire
	11:11am saintpeg: Lykke ended with a muscled-up version of Unrequited Love -- it was quite spectacular!
	11:13am Unclear on the concept: Why was that guy talking funny?
	11:13am Tiago: you're correct: it's Raul Solnado it's funny but in a old fashioned way
	11:15am Nathan: Here you go Trouble... UK stuff: The Quietus http://thequietus.com/ 20 Jazz Funk Greats http://www.20jazzfunkgreats.co.uk/wordpress/ Optical Sounds (Bristol Based) http://opticalsoundsfanzine.blogspot.com/ The Stool Pigeon http://www.thestoolpigeon.co.uk/
	11:15am trouble: i'm fascinated by the laughter that he is creating in the crowd, but I can't understand him
	11:16am Tiago: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raul_Solnado
	11:16am frenchee: are we mixing hiroshima with soinada?
	11:16am frenchee: soinada mi amour?
	11:16am trouble: yes we are
	11:17am frenchee: many oceans to cross....
	11:20am frank's brain: raul solnado is "the" great, classic portuguese comedian. in this clip, he's calling the white house... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVMz18l8tH8&feature=related ...guess he was trying to talk to lyndon b.
	11:22am Patrick: Abstract art... I'm sitting reading my way through this summers Artforum and this comes on! Perfect!
	11:23am Patrick: Trouble have you seen the Sonia Delaunay show at Cooper hewitt?
	11:24am Jennique: Wow. I'd love to have that commentator follow me around and be my personal art spokesman.
	11:25am Brian in UK: We listen to so much music that we do not understand the lyrics of even pop music in Ingerlish. This link may be of some help http://thequietus.com/
	11:26am trouble: yes i saw it on the last day. waited in line with such a cross section of wacky upper east siders. it was gorgeous, small but so fab. must get up early tomorrow and head to met to see the alexander mcqueen before it closes. will probably have to wait in line, ugh
	11:30am frenchee: the mcqueen show is open till midnight this weekend! I don't think I can handle the lines.
	11:31am Jennique: Trouble, I went to see the Ponderosa Stomp:She's Got the Power at Lincoln Center last weekend and stayed to see the outdoor performance art piece Eiko & Koma:Water. I am not a performance art person but was really taken with what they did. Really worth seeing.
	11:32am Peter G.: "Bummer" the stream here at 7000 feet in the Michoacan mountains keeps cutting out, very annoying, will listen to archive later. Thanks Maja for the positive comments!
	11:34am Brian in UK: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14235335 Sarah Burton designed this little number, now in charge of AMcQ's business. Chip Taylor wrote several of Billy Vera's hits.
	11:37am dc pat: "Lawrence, Lawrence of Arabia, He's an English guy, came to fight the Turkish..."
	11:37am trouble: we were driving home from new england and listening in , that was a great show.
	11:47am Frank in New York: Have you seen anything about this? http://www.theparisblog.com/wine-in-baby-bottles/
	11:48am Parq: Boris K's "Just So"! We have this on tape. Jack Nicholson did a great deadpan reading of "Rhino" and "Camel" for a 90s book-and-tape series.
	11:54am David: after years of listening, I finally have to write in and say, what a great show! the abstract art lesson was lovely, and I confess I grew up listening to Karloff/Kipling on vinyl. But I bury the lead: the music! always a revelation. Thank you trouble.
	11:54am don trust: mind melting show trouble! loved toddophonic, but it's good to have you back. it actually feels like tuesday now..
	11:56am don trust: all the sudden it feels a little more like sunday morning though...
	11:58am trouble: hey guys, thanks tons for all the love!
	12:00pm coelacanth: Thank you DJ Trouble. been listening since 10. Excellent as usual.
	12:10pm Travis: Loved the show. But I'm curious, is there any way you could choose a couple of colors for your playlist that would be slightly more difficult to read?

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 2, 2011

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