WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 18, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:05am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Thrilling weather changes here from morning that will not receive daylight to crystal clear skies. Is it my imagination or is there a slight curve to the picture.
	9:07am glenn: yikes. the green on grey is impossible to read.
	9:08am Brian in UK: glenn did you listen to julies show earlier. Wall to wall Kinks.
	9:09am glenn: don't tell trouble, but i'm listening to it right now.
	9:11am Lucky: Green on grey looks great on my screen. Oh! I hear JC resident Perry Robinson!
	9:12am trouble: good morning brian in the uk, good day all, except of course glenn, who's not listening anyway...
	9:12am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! Bonjour fellow listeners ! (@ Trouble : isn't that Anette Messager's art here above ?)
	9:13am glenn: i sorry. but it's THE KINKS, ya know?
	9:17am trouble: bonjour pierre! do you recognize the artists on today's page? it's annette messager! one of my faves...
	9:18am seang: looks like dead birds
	9:19am glenn: her cats have been busy.
	9:20am sugarwolf: dead birds in little sweaters
	9:22am seang: I wonder how it smells
	9:24am Lucky: Philistines!
	9:24am pierre: i had the chance to show my (crappy) work at Anette Messager once, before trying to pass an art school contest, she was very nice and looked at it while smoking vogue cigarettes, with classy attitude.
	9:25am Adrian in London: Morning Trouble and fellow listeners. Here's a link to a story in today's Guardian about how knitting clubs in schools are attracting 'cool' boys. Thought it'd appeal to the crafty types here and would be appropriate given the artwork: http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/oct/17/boys-school-knitting-clubs
	9:26am Guuzbourg: Morning Trouble. Morning Adrian
	9:29am Hauswölf: Meine housecat loves ziss show.
	9:30am trouble: good morning guuzborg and adrian! meow housecat
	9:31am Adrian in London: Morning Guuzbourg (again). Howdy ?.
	9:39am Dave in SoDak: Morning, Trubbs. That pic is absolutely, positively -- I'm speechless. Love it.
	9:42am sugarwolf: I got stuck in lots of traffic at Rhinebeck :( Online, I saw a vendor had project bags made with TUBE MAP fabric, but she didn't have any at her stall. I bought yarn and now I have no money for the record fair.
	9:42am help shelf: How to Kill Two Birds with One Skein....Every 20 Minutes.
	9:43am Brian in UK: Thought geese came in skeins.
	9:44am trouble: hey dave in so dak, glad you love it! i do too...hey sugarwolf, i didn't buy a thing except food, what is wrong with me? well a giant stash perhaps? there is always a bargain to be had at the record fair, don't despair
	9:46am trouble: the annette messager/birds in jackets piece is called the pensioners. her work is all a wee bit scary and tender at the same time, and a whole lot abject
	9:50am Lucky: Yeah! Music doesn't rock any harder than the Memphis Jug Band!
	9:51am ?: Memphis Jug Band, better then caffeine this morning!
	9:52am northguineahills: (let me try that again), Memphis Jug Band, better then caffeine this morning, (might actually need more caffeine)
	9:53am 65% dc pat: yeah, Petra!
	9:53am sugarwolf: I saw a neat book called What Would Madame Defarge Knit but I was out of money then. Oh well, next year. I did get the new Lela Nargi book Astounding Knits. So many cool knitted art projects.
	9:53am Brian in UK: That was a jingle from the old pirates based in the North Sea circa 1966/67.
	9:53am jamesie: hello - pledged...
	9:54am 65% dc pat: forgot about this album, brilliant.
	9:54am jamesie: Radio London 266 on the medium waveband. Life would have beeen very different for me without it, like WFMU
	9:55am healey: good fall morning to trouble and to all!
	9:56am Chris from Stroud England: Same dude. You know there was a thing where Johnny Walker used to pretend to go off air at 12 ish...then play another tune about 15 minutes later....magical times........as is WFMU!
	9:56am Brian in UK: Too true, jamesie. you know I bought some raffle tickets last weekend specifically for the number 266 as it reminded me of Radio london I won.
	9:58am northguineahills: Could have swore that was Hope Sandoval, boy was I wrong!
	10:02am trouble: hey jamesie, you rock!
	10:06am 65% dc pat: man, Petra sent me down a Who road just now, looking at all the old videos on youtube. Amazing. I'm back.
	10:06am Jennique: Trouble, there is small display here at AMNH that is an offshoot of the main bird hall called NEW YORK CITY BIRDS. There a couple of cases that have large white panels with local birds pinned to them that look just like your featured art piece. Only they don't have little sweaters. I think the museum should dress all the animals in all the dioramas in knitted wear.
	10:09am glenn: more dressed up birds, and other critters. - http://www.zombiepinups.com/monique/
	10:09am Marmalade Kitty: oily fish vegetables and vitamins kids!
	10:12am Marmalade Kitty: get well soon Trouble! I'm the same
	10:13am trouble: jennique, at least we can hope the birds in the winter scene diaoramas could wear sweaters. of course i could volunteer to knit them, but you know that i am a tad behind in my animal knitting...so many sweaters for man and beast alike and so little time...
	10:15am trouble: marmalade kitty, my house is oily fish, veggies and vitamin central! and still we were all hit with this fall pestilence. not enough sleep is our problem...
	10:16am Jennique: Trouble - I think the whale and the giant squid need sweaters.
	10:16am Marmalade Kitty: very thoughtful thanks! said mr. & mrs. birdie
	10:18am Captain Nemo: I think they need killin'.
	10:19am trouble: jennique, i am the girl for the job, since i am a fan of giant yarn and giant needles, perhaps i could write a grant for that and move into the museum for a month.
	10:20am Marmalade Kitty: I'm sure all the luxurious junk and processed industrial type lifestyle is going to wipe our immunity systems out this winter 2012!!!!
	10:25am Marmalade Kitty: or maybe Harold camping is right? He predicts the end of the world sometime this week!
	10:26am glenn: will he blame it on bad math again, when it doesn't happen?
	10:27am trouble: i just finished the most amazing book" a distant shore" by caryl phillips. so outstandingly done, i am looking at the world in a different way now
	10:27am kwhitehead: Chico sounds a bit like Robert Wyatt.
	10:28am Jennique: Trouble - ya know, you just might have something there with the whole grant idea. If the museum has it's own origami department (which it actually does) then it surely could use a resident knitter.
	10:34am trouble: wow an origami department, that is amazing! you know jennique we still all talk about our lovely visit with you there, we all feel very fortunate to have had the special tour, especially dj icepack
	10:35am glenn: the birds remind me of one of p.g. wodehouse's great lines " if brains were silk, he wouldn't have enough material to knit a demisole for a canary".
	10:36am Kayt: bom dia trouble. [ah-sha-do, sheek-o mello]
	10:36am jamesie: are we going to hear some icepack cello music on air soon?
	10:40am trouble: jamesi, i am thrilled that we have a cello in the house, and i hope so!
	10:47am Jennique: Trouble, you are always welcome back. Anytime. There's a big Christmas party under the whale for employees and their guests. Keep that in mind. And Duane's show is superduperawesome-o.
	10:51am trouble: wow party under a whale, very nice
	10:59am Jennique: Whoa, for a moment I thought this was Liz Berg's show. Sounds like her background music.
	11:04am trouble: jennique, that was liz berg's remix from the sun ra disc that we did for the october stealth fundraiser. 100$ donation gets you that rockin amazing cd
	11:05am moose: wow Jennique you work at the Natural History museum? so important to me when i was a little kid, especially the groovy carpeted hall of minerals
	11:07am trouble: so guy's i am only at 38% of my goal, perhaps we could push up the total to 50% today, pretty please?
	11:07am trouble: hey moose!
	11:08am Priscilla: bowling and batman theme!
	11:11am Vivian: Trouble, I'll add some green to the tip jar, just has to be later in today.
	11:13am Vivian: Whoops, meant later on in the day! It's always a learning experience with your show, discovering new artists and books. I checked out a summary of A Distant Place, will have to locate a copy. In addition to music, of course!
	11:15am Jennique: Moose - yes, yes I work at the AMNH. The hall of minerals has not changed, thankfully, and still has 1970's mood lighting and carpeted walls.
	11:16am trouble: thanks so much vivian! i loved " a distant shore" and am looking forward to reading more from caryl phillips. i hear he lives in NYC, maybe i can snag him for an on air chat
	11:21am jk: hey Trouble, sorry to be that guy but I think "Tirude Zeneba" might be "Tirudel Zeneba"
	11:25am trouble: thanks jk! i rely on you all for proofing!
	11:25am still b/p: Hear about the baaad chapter involving the National Book Award for Young People's Lit.? http://tinyurl.com/3laqlak
	11:27am jk: it was such a good song, I just bought the record
	11:29am Adrian in London: Ah, Coralie. Lovely stuff. I hope she's still not driving around, trying to find your studio, Trouble :(
	11:29am moose: i do pop in now and then still but am in constant fear of impending renovation i just want to live in that room, tumbling around forever i'm listening guiltily, too poor to donate for real for real
	11:29am Dave in SoDak: Git yer francophile on! Yay!
	11:30am βrian: @b/p. Maybe it's just the librarian in me, but have they never heard of an ISBN?
	11:31am trouble: still b/p that sounds like a game of telephone! ouch.
	11:31am aaron in chicago: this nicolas comment track sounds like a really sexy Pimsleur tape
	11:35am trouble: yes adrian that was one of the strangest live guest non moments...
	11:39am still b/p: ...or never heard of any simple sensible confirmation step of any kind, evidently. Someone would even repeat details of a sandwich order back to you over the phone for cryin' out loud. And then the malletheads ask the mistakenly-announced author to help clean it up...that's rich.
	11:39am Marmalade Kitty: Great show today!!
	11:39am trouble: thans marmalade!
	11:44am trouble: hey peeps. i have entered the very modern world of facebook...http://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262 oh la la. thought we could list books we dig, movies, music etc...give it a try
	11:44am paula pc: you went from Bill Withers to "Driver's Seat"? the money is flying out of my purse...
	11:46am trouble: merci paula pc
	11:46am Jennique: Trouble - always liked this song for my name reference...
	11:50am StuBot: LOVE drivers' seat- I definitely heard this at the roller rink circa 1979 at age 11.
	11:50am Adrian in London: Facebook? Come over to Twitter, it's great fun!
	11:50am Jennique: Okay - that song was pledge worthy. Pulling out that roller rink reference did it. See you on Facebook.
	11:53am northguineahills: Need to get this Meg Baird (when I'm employed again)
	11:54am trouble: facebook, i know so old fashioned. but i liked the idea of listing books and films with pics and all, comments. adrian i need to talk to you about twitter. do you do tumblr too?
	11:57am Adrian in London: No not Tumblr but I'm thinking of doing one compilng incidents of women artists being compared with Kate Bush or Björk. Email me about Twitter and I'll answer any questions. In more than 140 characters…
	11:59am dave in vermont: sorry i missed everything since fernando up until now jane, get me off this crazy thing...

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 18, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Aa	death mask/best of seven "death mask/best of seven" by "Aa"	mAate	sensory projects			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
abba	fernando "fernando" by "abba"						0:06:46 (Pop-up)
broadcast and the focus group	reception/group terapy/a quiet moment	Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age					0:08:50 (Pop-up)
henry grimes	for django "for django" by "henry grimes"	the call					0:10:07 (Pop-up)
the cure	the walk "the walk" by "the cure"						0:20:43 (Pop-up)
curd duca	weather report "weather report" by "curd duca"	easy listening 3					0:23:52 (Pop-up)
jo grinage with strings	autumn leaves	ode to kim					0:26:26 (Pop-up)
broadcast and the focus group	a seancing song	Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age					0:29:20 (Pop-up)

Kenny Graham and His Satellites	sunbeam	Moondog and Suncat Suites					0:39:19 (Pop-up)
scanner + david rothenberg	as air moves in	you can't get there from here	monotype			*	0:41:32 (Pop-up)
memphis jug band	rukus juice and chittlin	folk, he sure do pull some bow v/a					0:48:21 (Pop-up)
petra haden	tattoo "tattoo" by "petra haden"	petra haden sings the who sell out					0:51:17 (Pop-up)
widowspeak	puritan "puritan" by "widowspeak"	widowspeak	captured tracks			*	0:53:56 (Pop-up)
maureen gray	good bye baby "good bye baby" by "maureen gray"	all the lady singles: gaylord fields 2011wfmu premium v/a					0:57:19 (Pop-up)
the raspberries	cruisin music "cruisin music" by "the raspberries"	talk's cheap ultimate road trip v 1/jason sigal 2011 wfmu premium v/a					0:58:59 (Pop-up)
the uniques	crimson and clover "crimson and clover" by "the uniques"						1:02:33 (Pop-up)

emika	3 hours "3 hours" by "emika"	emika	ninjatune			*	1:10:38 (Pop-up)
roberta flack	gone away "gone away" by "roberta flack"	chapter two					1:15:38 (Pop-up)
chico mello	achado "achado" by "chico mello"	do lado da voz			1/2 of telebossa		1:20:39 (Pop-up)
frederic blondy & DJ lenar	the key. a shattering story of otto tomek and his companions(musicologists)	populista presents Fredericblondy & DJ lenar play maurice kagel ludwig van	bolt			*	1:29:23 (Pop-up)
Kapital Band 1	playing by numbers	playing by numbers					1:31:47 (Pop-up)

jonti	firework spraying moon "firework spraying moon" by "jonti"		stones throw	7"		*	1:45:00 (Pop-up)
l'orchestre kanaga de mopti	sare mabo	l'orchestre kanaga de mopti	kindred spirits			*	1:47:42 (Pop-up)
tirudel zeneba	gue "gue" by "tirudel zeneba"	wire tapper 26	the wire			*	1:53:35 (Pop-up)
sun ra (remixed by liz berg)	colors of madness	WFMU Reinterprets the Music of Sun Ra: Interplanetary Remixes (V/A)	wfmu			*	1:57:18 (Pop-up)
bro smith + his stars of harmony	god don't take no vacation	This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel On 45 RPM (1957-1982)	tompkins sq			*	1:59:21 (Pop-up)
sun ra remixed by gaylord fields	batman episode 121: king tut bowls over the dynamic duo	WFMU Reinterprets the Music of Sun Ra: Interplanetary Remixes (V/A)	wfmu			*	2:02:13 (Pop-up)

palace of swords	i am peter the hermit	Palace of Swords EP				*	2:13:02 (Pop-up)
stephen merrittmagnetic fields	i don't believe you	obscurities	merge			*	2:16:05 (Pop-up)
ye ye	dancing stubbing "dancing stubbing" by "ye ye"	two brains for feet					2:21:27 (Pop-up)
ronnie cook and the diamonds	doin time	the dore story v/a v1	ace			*	2:23:23 (Pop-up)
shimmering stars	no one "no one" by "shimmering stars"	violent hearts	hardly art			*	2:25:04 (Pop-up)
coralie clement	vis - a - vis "vis - a - vis" by "coralie clement"	tombe pour daho v/a songs of etienne daho					2:26:40 (Pop-up)
nicolas comment	je tu veux "je tu veux" by "nicolas comment"	nous etions dieu					2:30:04 (Pop-up)
ada moore	you came along way from st louis (previouisly unissued take 4)	ada moore with tal farlow john la porta oscar pettiford					2:33:21 (Pop-up)
bill withers	dreams "dreams" by "bill withers"	naked & warm			re-issued	*	2:38:06 (Pop-up)
sniff 'n' the tears	driver's seat	saint etienne present songs for the dog and duck v/a					2:44:39 (Pop-up)

meg baird	the finder "the finder" by "meg baird"	seasons on earth	drag city			*	2:50:53 (Pop-up)
taylor deupree	falls touching grasses	shoals	12k				2:55:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Thrilling weather changes here from morning that will not receive daylight to crystal clear skies. Is it my imagination or is there a slight curve to the picture.
	9:07am glenn: yikes. the green on grey is impossible to read.
	9:08am Brian in UK: glenn did you listen to julies show earlier. Wall to wall Kinks.
	9:09am glenn: don't tell trouble, but i'm listening to it right now.
	9:11am Lucky: Green on grey looks great on my screen. Oh! I hear JC resident Perry Robinson!
	9:12am trouble: good morning brian in the uk, good day all, except of course glenn, who's not listening anyway...
	9:12am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! Bonjour fellow listeners ! (@ Trouble : isn't that Anette Messager's art here above ?)
	9:13am glenn: i sorry. but it's THE KINKS, ya know?
	9:17am trouble: bonjour pierre! do you recognize the artists on today's page? it's annette messager! one of my faves...
	9:18am seang: looks like dead birds
	9:19am glenn: her cats have been busy.
	9:20am sugarwolf: dead birds in little sweaters
	9:22am seang: I wonder how it smells
	9:24am Lucky: Philistines!
	9:24am pierre: i had the chance to show my (crappy) work at Anette Messager once, before trying to pass an art school contest, she was very nice and looked at it while smoking vogue cigarettes, with classy attitude.
	9:25am Adrian in London: Morning Trouble and fellow listeners. Here's a link to a story in today's Guardian about how knitting clubs in schools are attracting 'cool' boys. Thought it'd appeal to the crafty types here and would be appropriate given the artwork: http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/oct/17/boys-school-knitting-clubs
	9:26am Guuzbourg: Morning Trouble. Morning Adrian
	9:29am Hauswölf: Meine housecat loves ziss show.
	9:30am trouble: good morning guuzborg and adrian! meow housecat
	9:31am Adrian in London: Morning Guuzbourg (again). Howdy ?.
	9:39am Dave in SoDak: Morning, Trubbs. That pic is absolutely, positively -- I'm speechless. Love it.
	9:42am sugarwolf: I got stuck in lots of traffic at Rhinebeck :( Online, I saw a vendor had project bags made with TUBE MAP fabric, but she didn't have any at her stall. I bought yarn and now I have no money for the record fair.
	9:42am help shelf: How to Kill Two Birds with One Skein....Every 20 Minutes.
	9:43am Brian in UK: Thought geese came in skeins.
	9:44am trouble: hey dave in so dak, glad you love it! i do too...hey sugarwolf, i didn't buy a thing except food, what is wrong with me? well a giant stash perhaps? there is always a bargain to be had at the record fair, don't despair
	9:46am trouble: the annette messager/birds in jackets piece is called the pensioners. her work is all a wee bit scary and tender at the same time, and a whole lot abject
	9:50am Lucky: Yeah! Music doesn't rock any harder than the Memphis Jug Band!
	9:51am ?: Memphis Jug Band, better then caffeine this morning!
	9:52am northguineahills: (let me try that again), Memphis Jug Band, better then caffeine this morning, (might actually need more caffeine)
	9:53am 65% dc pat: yeah, Petra!
	9:53am sugarwolf: I saw a neat book called What Would Madame Defarge Knit but I was out of money then. Oh well, next year. I did get the new Lela Nargi book Astounding Knits. So many cool knitted art projects.
	9:53am Brian in UK: That was a jingle from the old pirates based in the North Sea circa 1966/67.
	9:53am jamesie: hello - pledged...
	9:54am 65% dc pat: forgot about this album, brilliant.
	9:54am jamesie: Radio London 266 on the medium waveband. Life would have beeen very different for me without it, like WFMU
	9:55am healey: good fall morning to trouble and to all!
	9:56am Chris from Stroud England: Same dude. You know there was a thing where Johnny Walker used to pretend to go off air at 12 ish...then play another tune about 15 minutes later....magical times........as is WFMU!
	9:56am Brian in UK: Too true, jamesie. you know I bought some raffle tickets last weekend specifically for the number 266 as it reminded me of Radio london I won.
	9:58am northguineahills: Could have swore that was Hope Sandoval, boy was I wrong!
	10:02am trouble: hey jamesie, you rock!
	10:06am 65% dc pat: man, Petra sent me down a Who road just now, looking at all the old videos on youtube. Amazing. I'm back.
	10:06am Jennique: Trouble, there is small display here at AMNH that is an offshoot of the main bird hall called NEW YORK CITY BIRDS. There a couple of cases that have large white panels with local birds pinned to them that look just like your featured art piece. Only they don't have little sweaters. I think the museum should dress all the animals in all the dioramas in knitted wear.
	10:09am glenn: more dressed up birds, and other critters. - http://www.zombiepinups.com/monique/
	10:09am Marmalade Kitty: oily fish vegetables and vitamins kids!
	10:12am Marmalade Kitty: get well soon Trouble! I'm the same
	10:13am trouble: jennique, at least we can hope the birds in the winter scene diaoramas could wear sweaters. of course i could volunteer to knit them, but you know that i am a tad behind in my animal knitting...so many sweaters for man and beast alike and so little time...
	10:15am trouble: marmalade kitty, my house is oily fish, veggies and vitamin central! and still we were all hit with this fall pestilence. not enough sleep is our problem...
	10:16am Jennique: Trouble - I think the whale and the giant squid need sweaters.
	10:16am Marmalade Kitty: very thoughtful thanks! said mr. & mrs. birdie
	10:18am Captain Nemo: I think they need killin'.
	10:19am trouble: jennique, i am the girl for the job, since i am a fan of giant yarn and giant needles, perhaps i could write a grant for that and move into the museum for a month.
	10:20am Marmalade Kitty: I'm sure all the luxurious junk and processed industrial type lifestyle is going to wipe our immunity systems out this winter 2012!!!!
	10:25am Marmalade Kitty: or maybe Harold camping is right? He predicts the end of the world sometime this week!
	10:26am glenn: will he blame it on bad math again, when it doesn't happen?
	10:27am trouble: i just finished the most amazing book" a distant shore" by caryl phillips. so outstandingly done, i am looking at the world in a different way now
	10:27am kwhitehead: Chico sounds a bit like Robert Wyatt.
	10:28am Jennique: Trouble - ya know, you just might have something there with the whole grant idea. If the museum has it's own origami department (which it actually does) then it surely could use a resident knitter.
	10:34am trouble: wow an origami department, that is amazing! you know jennique we still all talk about our lovely visit with you there, we all feel very fortunate to have had the special tour, especially dj icepack
	10:35am glenn: the birds remind me of one of p.g. wodehouse's great lines " if brains were silk, he wouldn't have enough material to knit a demisole for a canary".
	10:36am Kayt: bom dia trouble. [ah-sha-do, sheek-o mello]
	10:36am jamesie: are we going to hear some icepack cello music on air soon?
	10:40am trouble: jamesi, i am thrilled that we have a cello in the house, and i hope so!
	10:47am Jennique: Trouble, you are always welcome back. Anytime. There's a big Christmas party under the whale for employees and their guests. Keep that in mind. And Duane's show is superduperawesome-o.
	10:51am trouble: wow party under a whale, very nice
	10:59am Jennique: Whoa, for a moment I thought this was Liz Berg's show. Sounds like her background music.
	11:04am trouble: jennique, that was liz berg's remix from the sun ra disc that we did for the october stealth fundraiser. 100$ donation gets you that rockin amazing cd
	11:05am moose: wow Jennique you work at the Natural History museum? so important to me when i was a little kid, especially the groovy carpeted hall of minerals
	11:07am trouble: so guy's i am only at 38% of my goal, perhaps we could push up the total to 50% today, pretty please?
	11:07am trouble: hey moose!
	11:08am Priscilla: bowling and batman theme!
	11:11am Vivian: Trouble, I'll add some green to the tip jar, just has to be later in today.
	11:13am Vivian: Whoops, meant later on in the day! It's always a learning experience with your show, discovering new artists and books. I checked out a summary of A Distant Place, will have to locate a copy. In addition to music, of course!
	11:15am Jennique: Moose - yes, yes I work at the AMNH. The hall of minerals has not changed, thankfully, and still has 1970's mood lighting and carpeted walls.
	11:16am trouble: thanks so much vivian! i loved " a distant shore" and am looking forward to reading more from caryl phillips. i hear he lives in NYC, maybe i can snag him for an on air chat
	11:21am jk: hey Trouble, sorry to be that guy but I think "Tirude Zeneba" might be "Tirudel Zeneba"
	11:25am trouble: thanks jk! i rely on you all for proofing!
	11:25am still b/p: Hear about the baaad chapter involving the National Book Award for Young People's Lit.? http://tinyurl.com/3laqlak
	11:27am jk: it was such a good song, I just bought the record
	11:29am Adrian in London: Ah, Coralie. Lovely stuff. I hope she's still not driving around, trying to find your studio, Trouble :(
	11:29am moose: i do pop in now and then still but am in constant fear of impending renovation i just want to live in that room, tumbling around forever i'm listening guiltily, too poor to donate for real for real
	11:29am Dave in SoDak: Git yer francophile on! Yay!
	11:30am βrian: @b/p. Maybe it's just the librarian in me, but have they never heard of an ISBN?
	11:31am trouble: still b/p that sounds like a game of telephone! ouch.
	11:31am aaron in chicago: this nicolas comment track sounds like a really sexy Pimsleur tape
	11:35am trouble: yes adrian that was one of the strangest live guest non moments...
	11:39am still b/p: ...or never heard of any simple sensible confirmation step of any kind, evidently. Someone would even repeat details of a sandwich order back to you over the phone for cryin' out loud. And then the malletheads ask the mistakenly-announced author to help clean it up...that's rich.
	11:39am Marmalade Kitty: Great show today!!
	11:39am trouble: thans marmalade!
	11:44am trouble: hey peeps. i have entered the very modern world of facebook...http://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262 oh la la. thought we could list books we dig, movies, music etc...give it a try
	11:44am paula pc: you went from Bill Withers to "Driver's Seat"? the money is flying out of my purse...
	11:46am trouble: merci paula pc
	11:46am Jennique: Trouble - always liked this song for my name reference...
	11:50am StuBot: LOVE drivers' seat- I definitely heard this at the roller rink circa 1979 at age 11.
	11:50am Adrian in London: Facebook? Come over to Twitter, it's great fun!
	11:50am Jennique: Okay - that song was pledge worthy. Pulling out that roller rink reference did it. See you on Facebook.
	11:53am northguineahills: Need to get this Meg Baird (when I'm employed again)
	11:54am trouble: facebook, i know so old fashioned. but i liked the idea of listing books and films with pics and all, comments. adrian i need to talk to you about twitter. do you do tumblr too?
	11:57am Adrian in London: No not Tumblr but I'm thinking of doing one compilng incidents of women artists being compared with Kate Bush or Björk. Email me about Twitter and I'll answer any questions. In more than 140 characters…
	11:59am dave in vermont: sorry i missed everything since fernando up until now jane, get me off this crazy thing...

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 18, 2011

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