WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 10, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:04am Marmalade kitty: Morning Trouble!
	9:05am northguineahills: I thought this Roscoe Mitchel must be new, I've never heard him do anything quite like it. Morning!
	9:06am trouble: good grey gray morning!!
	9:07am Marmalade kitty: tinkle tinkling tinnitus! my speaker was way too loud for the bells!
	9:10am listener mark: Good Morning trouble Good Morning everybody Good Morning Deep Blue Day
	9:10am healey: good morning trouble and the modern world!
	9:13am Caryn: The "Brain Eno" typo is making me giggle... Nice reprieve from all the work stress.
	9:14am Tiagoi (still in NCL...): Farid El Atrache! Takes me back to a 1991 trip to morocco. Thanks.
	9:41am pierre: So it is grey on both side of the ocean. Bonjour Trouble, Bonjour listeners.
	9:42am evan: I was upstairs and thought I heard an Indigo Bunting singing in our backyard. Which would be so strange since it is winter (yes, I'm a birder).
	9:46am northguineahills: @Evan: I first read that as "The Indigo Girls", which was more strange.
	9:47am trouble: bonjour pierre, bonjour tristesse. here is the link to that gorgeous book that the painting is from http://www.sigliopress.com/books/tantra-song.htm
	9:48am listener mark: @northguineahills ~ Yes, The Indigo Girls singing in the backyard would be strange indeed.
	9:51am listener mark: A pair of red tail hawks took up residence over the summer, so birds and squirrels are scarce of late.
	9:52am fred von helsing: electrelane <3
	9:54am Brian in UK: grey grey grey gray gray gray Hello trouble & listenershipees, hope everyone is saving up their pennies for the marafun. Monica's premium has some beauties on it.
	9:56am Cecile: Hey Brian, you like Jackie Chan? His latest movie is excellent. He combines his slapstick with good acting and period drama. Its' different for him but quite good. It's called Little Big Soldier.
	9:58am stu: Hei Trouble...Not so grey in Moomi land Nice white snow keeps the long nights bright. Groovy sounds ! Cheers
	9:59am Brian in UK: Cecile, the action man genre is one that does not appeal much BUT the word slapstick has got my attention.
	10:00am Cecile: he has hilarious fights. Always. And Jackie in a production he produced, action-directed and conceived is great. His Chinese movies were always better. But off for coffee date.
	10:02am trouble: hey stu, brian, healey, listener mark,north guinea hills, tiagoi, marmalade kitty, cecile! the weather has me in a funk, and not a james brown kind of...
	10:03am Marmalade kitty: Good shoe gazing always gets me!
	10:04am Marmalade kitty: ..gets me? I cant explain..
	10:06am Brian in UK: It is a much abused word. Funk can be cowardice.
	10:08am PKNY: Feeling this William Parker, can't go wrong with the Impressions!
	10:09am n: Interesting William Parker. It really takes a long time to take the needles out of nopales. I don't any of them ending up in my mouth.
	10:09am Brian in UK: Keeping the JC theme, we are going to see the Chinese State Circus at the end of the month for Alice's birthday. Do not expect much slapstick.
	10:15am Caryn: Yeah, Brian, but if the acrobats would apply their talents to slapstick, the results might be excellent.
	10:16am hamburger: mm mm put me in the mood for some moonshine
	10:22am PKNY: Curtis makes everything better. Thanks for playing!
	10:22am nyc: This Curtis song almost made my cry.
	10:23am Brian in UK: Is it Mardi Gras this week?
	10:25am Marmalade kitty: How is New York City? post occupy?
	10:26am PKNY: @nyc - listen to Curtis' live version of "We've Only Just Begun" into "People Get Ready", and make sure you have the tissues handy
	10:26am annie: morning all, plugged and playing. always sounds good in the store speakers~
	10:27am Brian in UK: What's cookin' annie?
	10:28am pgw in mntclr: This Nina Simone saves me from having to utilize "Callin' Oates" today
	10:30am Brian in UK: Daryll Hall has one of the best live voices for my money, at least this was a few years ago. What were they thinking about on that silver album!! Yuk.
	10:31am SKUM: last track was a banger! keep it up
	10:31am Priscilla: Steinski's waking me up
	10:33am Brian in UK: You can see where Kid Koala gets it from.
	10:33am pgw in mntclr: on a related note, Daryl Hall was on my flight back from the UK back in '96. he was taller than i expected.
	10:34am Brian in UK: pgw .....and thinner?
	10:34am Marmalade kitty: The UK London St Pauls, etc, occupation continues.. OWS is/was a significant statment. I wonder how it will be viewed in the history book
	10:35am listener james from westwood: coffee is for closers only!
	10:35am still b/p: "Put. That coffee. Down. Coffee's for closers only."
	10:35am listener james from westwood: lol, great minds think alike!
	10:36am pgw in mntclr: i think he was thin, but it was december, so he had a jacket on.
	10:36am still b/p: Glengarry Glen Jinx.
	10:38am Cecile: Daryl is a tall drink of water. He can also, as a former co-worker said, sang.
	10:41am JT: You're not fit to walk among men!
	10:41am vivian: What is Steinski up to these days?
	10:43am Marmalade kitty: A rough mix w/Steinski was the first fmu show I listend to
	10:47am Dave B: Good morning... work just lightened up a bit, now I can listen! Hey, when is Marathon? I need to throw my hat in the volunteer ring.
	10:49am Brian in UK: trouble, just figured it out. The grey; you need a fix of Richter. Stare at one of those for fifteen minutes and all will be, well greyer.
	10:49am Dave B: sorry for the capitalization, in reading it back it reminds me of "Carousel"
	10:50am Cecile: annie, hi!
	10:50am Jay/ London: hi everyone just home from work .. The glen Jones show was the first one for me that i remember listening too first on wfmu
	10:51am Dave B: Charles Bradley! EXCELLENT. This crushes live....
	10:51am Marmalade kitty: get the sad lamps out or just hibernate?
	10:53am listener james from westwood: first time i listened to fmu was whoever was on on 9/14/92; my new boss was a listener and had it on in our office. first time i ever heard it: by accident, a couple of years before that date. while flipping channels, i heard bronwyn c play "got a lot of living left to do" after sammy davis jr. died. she followed up by saying, "that was sammy davis, jr. GET IT?"
	10:53am Brian in UK: Dave B Snickers used to be called Marathons over here. This is a musical with no pretense of plot.
	10:55am abby in france: hi trouble, hi everybody. the first thing i remember was alan watts and some roswell lost tapes thing.
	10:57am trouble: bonjour abbey in france. j'adore alan watts!
	10:57am kate: love you polnareff!
	10:59am Joe McG: @Dave B: Marathon this year is Feb 20 to March 4. Contact our own Scott Williams to volunteer: scott@wfmu.org
	10:59am Cecile: this is amazing.
	11:02am abby in france: on t'adore, toi, trouble... i heard someone say on the radio once that god fucked up when he designed women's knees (b/c they are ugly.)
	11:02am Dave B: Thanks Joe McG. (I've already out lived Carousel)
	11:02am Mike East: Thanks for the info Joe McG. I was just thinking about volunteering on my way to the bus station this morning!
	11:03am ?: Vachement chouette!
	11:03am hamburger: waow - yelle!
	11:03am trouble: merci abbey! and was that knee hater person a man perhaps?
	11:05am robyn: yeah...i thought women's knees were the bees knees in french culture...i am thinking of a movie i think
	11:06am robyn: oh, duh, claire's knee.
	11:06am abby in france: yes and everyone else there agreed, they said the only thing that was worse was the BACKS of the knees! (the french!!)
	11:08am Cecile: Sylvia Robinson? I thought it was a production by Harey Casey (KC and the Sunshine Band)
	11:09am Brian in UK: Did Clair only have one leg? There is no proper name for the back of the knee.
	11:10am v k: too kind - too too kind
	11:10am wikimaniac: "Coco Chanel believed that women’s knees are extremely ugly, and the best thing to do is to hide them under the skirt."
	11:10am Cecile: I guess I was wrong. Yep, she wrote it. And Shirtley from Shirley and Lee sang it.
	11:11am Cecile: WOW. Karl Lagerfeld seems like an outright feminist compared to these folks.
	11:11am Mike East: my daughter calls the back of her knees her "knee pits"
	11:12am Brian in UK: We've gone full circle back to the circus with Coco.
	11:12am pierre: hiboux, poux, cailloux, genoux, bijoux
	11:12am v k: knee pits - a phrase has been coined
	11:13am Cecile: I think so!
	11:13am abby in france: sorry pierre!!!!!!!!!!
	11:15am pierre: @abby : sorry for what?
	11:15am ranjit: re: knees http://www.angryflower.com/theyhe.gif
	11:16am abby in france: pierre do you know what's a good archive to listen to, of shows that are in the middle of the night, our time?
	11:17am Dave B: knee pit = (Ron) Popliteal Fossa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popliteal_fossa
	11:19am Ken From Hyde Park: The sky is getting nice & blue in the Hudson Valley of New York. Great show this morning, as always.
	11:20am annie: ken snow flurries here, about an hour west of you in delhi
	11:21am pierre: @ abby : i'd say anything, but from the one that have (sometimes heard) let's say : Antique Phonograph Music Program / Mudd Up / Music To Spazz By/ The Evan "Funk" Davies Show are good, that's the one i've stumbled on.
	11:21am trouble: good morning ken from hyde park. thanks for the kind words. a forecast of soon to be blue skies here?
	11:24am Cecile: what are you up to these days, annie?
	11:25am annie: ken all these flurries are going north of you.. hey cecile, not alot of anything except 24-7 work.. of which i will NOT complain....
	11:27am annie: .....and i'm apologizing for not emailing you when i said i would; life just has taken over...all aspects of it
	11:29am Caryn: Of course, the back of the knee was eloquently called "knee's butt" on "30 Rock".
	11:30am Cecile: oh, don't worry, I'm just glad you're doing OK.
	11:30am Marmalade kitty: knee recap: each to their own knees.
	11:31am pierre: i discovered that i love this Barabajagal album, which was a discovery for me.
	11:32am Brian in UK: abby if I may crosstalk, Monica's show is always worth a listen as is Mr Finewines.
	11:33am trouble: i am playing this from my facebook post , can follow along here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262?sk=wall&filter=1
	11:35am listener jeff: a friend of mine sent me this last week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kg0v0Er8Ak&feature=player_embedded it will knock your socks off! same song with video
	11:35am Marmalade kitty: to recap; to each their own knee... We'd look funny without 'em
	11:38am Marmalade kitty: to kneecap..
	11:39am jill: "portent" - i love that word
	11:42am I X Key!: Wowie zowie! Beautiful! Such a beautiful poem!
	11:46am Brian C.: Sweet sounds by Alton & hortense, sounds so much like Walers c.'68
	11:47am still b/p: Plenty of good music today, and encountering the last four or five particular tracks in one show is why I listen to this station.
	11:48am Jennique: Hi Trouble, just popping in from sunny L.A. whilst visiting family & friends. I'll go back to the archives for a listen. Made a point to put some WFMU stickers up on Venice Beach. Photos to follow soon!
	11:49am annie: one of our senior citizen customers said that this was "interesting" music..i assured her it was all very good...
	11:51am trouble: hey jennique! i will be in LA at the end of the month! quelle coincidence... thanks b/p!
	11:56am Jennique: Bring yer sunblock and wear a brightly colored shirt for your trip Trouble. I was standing out on the patio and a hummingbird tried to get nectar from me.
	11:58am trouble: ciao meow kitties
	11:59am fossanation: Plenty of sunblock on the kneepits to keep them soft and lovely.
	12:00pm Marmalade kitty: Great show trouble!!! Thank you :)
	12:06pm maja: loved the show, thank you!!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 10, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
roscoe mitchell	bells for new orleans	numbers	rogue art	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
brian eno	watch a single swallow in a thermal sky, and try to fit its motion, or figure why it flies	panic of looking	warp	*	0:04:55 (Pop-up)
larkin grimm	dirty heart dirty mind	soul retrieval	bad bitch	*	0:08:14 (Pop-up)
farid elatrache	khatam essabrou "khatam essabrou" by "farid elatrache"	Les Archives de la Musique Arabe			0:11:10 (Pop-up)
Federico Aubele	en cada lugar "en cada lugar" by "Federico Aubele"	panamericana			0:17:04 (Pop-up)
azusa plane	ode to the mountain goats	where the sands turn to gold	rocket girl	*	0:22:37 (Pop-up)
duke ellington	what color is virtue	duke ellington's my people			0:25:04 (Pop-up)
bernard estardy	gang train "gang train" by "bernard estardy"	kid loco presents french funk experience v/a			0:29:02 (Pop-up)
jonti	nightshift in blue "nightshift in blue" by "jonti"	twirligig		*	0:30:58 (Pop-up)

tanya tucker	teddy bear song "teddy bear song" by "tanya tucker"	what's your mama's name			0:42:56 (Pop-up)
darby & tarlton	my little blue heaven	This Time the Dream's on Me: Monica's 2011 WFMU Premium v/a			0:45:05 (Pop-up)
electrelane	tram 21 "tram 21" by "electrelane"	no shouts no calls			0:49:13 (Pop-up)
tom vek	ain't dubbin' my goodbyes	fully bearded: 15 years of tummy touch records in dub	tummy touch		0:54:15 (Pop-up)
northern picture library	paris "paris" by "northern picture library"				0:57:51 (Pop-up)
U.S Girls	#2 "#2" by "U.S Girls"	on kraak	kraak	*	1:03:07 (Pop-up)
william parker	this is my country	i plan to stay a believer	aum fidelity		1:04:20 (Pop-up)
duke ellington	rent party blues "rent party blues" by "duke ellington"				1:11:46 (Pop-up)

curtis mayfield	we gotta have peace	roots			1:17:32 (Pop-up)
dubmatix	deep dark dub "deep dark dub" by "dubmatix"	presents clash of the titans: the system shakedown remixes		*	1:22:13 (Pop-up)
nina simone	rich girl "rich girl" by "nina simone"				1:26:30 (Pop-up)
steinski	nothing to fear, a rough mix 2-	What Does It All Mean? 1983-2006 Retrospective			1:29:18 (Pop-up)
the chantelles	out of my mind "out of my mind" by "the chantelles"	stockingtop pop v/a dream babes v 8	rpm		1:41:41 (Pop-up)
van shipley	chahe mujhe koi junglee kahe	Bollywood Steel Guitar v/a			1:43:58 (Pop-up)
arnaud fleurent didier	si on se dit pas tout	la reproduction			1:46:38 (Pop-up)
charles bradley	heart of gold "heart of gold" by "charles bradley"	heartaches and pain	daptone		1:53:18 (Pop-up)
barbara lynn	im a good woman "im a good woman" by "barbara lynn"	A Good Woman: The Complete Tribe & Jet Stream Singles 1966-1979	kent soul	*	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
michel polnareff	le roi des fourmis	le bal des laze			1:55:51 (Pop-up)
adanowsky	j'aime tes genoux "j'aime tes genoux" by "adanowsky"	amador		*	1:58:09 (Pop-up)
yelle	ce jeu (triobelisk remix) "ce jeu (triobelisk remix)" by "yelle"				2:01:57 (Pop-up)

young marble giants	posed by models				2:10:58 (Pop-up)
leila	mollie "mollie" by "leila"	blood, looms and blooms			2:12:59 (Pop-up)
joyce with nana vasconcelos, mauricio maestro	jardim dos deuses	visons of dawn	far out records		2:18:57 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	two of you "two of you" by "Marco Benevento"	the needles and nightfall			2:22:50 (Pop-up)
donovan	To Susan on the West Coast Waiting	Barabajagal			2:28:49 (Pop-up)
tom jones with CSNY	long time gone (1969) live				2:32:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				2:35:54 (Pop-up)
sylvia plath	black rook in rainy weather				2:38:22 (Pop-up)
mills brothers	dinah "dinah" by "mills brothers"	The Essential Mills Brothers: Four Boys and Guitar			2:40:14 (Pop-up)
alton & hortense ellis	the picture was you	alton & hortense ellis			2:43:13 (Pop-up)
esg	S house blues "S house blues" by "esg"	closure		*	2:46:08 (Pop-up)
noel ellis	to hail salassie "to hail salassie" by "noel ellis"	noel ellis	light in the attic		2:49:02 (Pop-up)
betty padgett	it would be a shame	betty padgett			2:55:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am Marmalade kitty: Morning Trouble!
	9:05am northguineahills: I thought this Roscoe Mitchel must be new, I've never heard him do anything quite like it. Morning!
	9:06am trouble: good grey gray morning!!
	9:07am Marmalade kitty: tinkle tinkling tinnitus! my speaker was way too loud for the bells!
	9:10am listener mark: Good Morning trouble Good Morning everybody Good Morning Deep Blue Day
	9:10am healey: good morning trouble and the modern world!
	9:13am Caryn: The "Brain Eno" typo is making me giggle... Nice reprieve from all the work stress.
	9:14am Tiagoi (still in NCL...): Farid El Atrache! Takes me back to a 1991 trip to morocco. Thanks.
	9:41am pierre: So it is grey on both side of the ocean. Bonjour Trouble, Bonjour listeners.
	9:42am evan: I was upstairs and thought I heard an Indigo Bunting singing in our backyard. Which would be so strange since it is winter (yes, I'm a birder).
	9:46am northguineahills: @Evan: I first read that as "The Indigo Girls", which was more strange.
	9:47am trouble: bonjour pierre, bonjour tristesse. here is the link to that gorgeous book that the painting is from http://www.sigliopress.com/books/tantra-song.htm
	9:48am listener mark: @northguineahills ~ Yes, The Indigo Girls singing in the backyard would be strange indeed.
	9:51am listener mark: A pair of red tail hawks took up residence over the summer, so birds and squirrels are scarce of late.
	9:52am fred von helsing: electrelane <3
	9:54am Brian in UK: grey grey grey gray gray gray Hello trouble & listenershipees, hope everyone is saving up their pennies for the marafun. Monica's premium has some beauties on it.
	9:56am Cecile: Hey Brian, you like Jackie Chan? His latest movie is excellent. He combines his slapstick with good acting and period drama. Its' different for him but quite good. It's called Little Big Soldier.
	9:58am stu: Hei Trouble...Not so grey in Moomi land Nice white snow keeps the long nights bright. Groovy sounds ! Cheers
	9:59am Brian in UK: Cecile, the action man genre is one that does not appeal much BUT the word slapstick has got my attention.
	10:00am Cecile: he has hilarious fights. Always. And Jackie in a production he produced, action-directed and conceived is great. His Chinese movies were always better. But off for coffee date.
	10:02am trouble: hey stu, brian, healey, listener mark,north guinea hills, tiagoi, marmalade kitty, cecile! the weather has me in a funk, and not a james brown kind of...
	10:03am Marmalade kitty: Good shoe gazing always gets me!
	10:04am Marmalade kitty: ..gets me? I cant explain..
	10:06am Brian in UK: It is a much abused word. Funk can be cowardice.
	10:08am PKNY: Feeling this William Parker, can't go wrong with the Impressions!
	10:09am n: Interesting William Parker. It really takes a long time to take the needles out of nopales. I don't any of them ending up in my mouth.
	10:09am Brian in UK: Keeping the JC theme, we are going to see the Chinese State Circus at the end of the month for Alice's birthday. Do not expect much slapstick.
	10:15am Caryn: Yeah, Brian, but if the acrobats would apply their talents to slapstick, the results might be excellent.
	10:16am hamburger: mm mm put me in the mood for some moonshine
	10:22am PKNY: Curtis makes everything better. Thanks for playing!
	10:22am nyc: This Curtis song almost made my cry.
	10:23am Brian in UK: Is it Mardi Gras this week?
	10:25am Marmalade kitty: How is New York City? post occupy?
	10:26am PKNY: @nyc - listen to Curtis' live version of "We've Only Just Begun" into "People Get Ready", and make sure you have the tissues handy
	10:26am annie: morning all, plugged and playing. always sounds good in the store speakers~
	10:27am Brian in UK: What's cookin' annie?
	10:28am pgw in mntclr: This Nina Simone saves me from having to utilize "Callin' Oates" today
	10:30am Brian in UK: Daryll Hall has one of the best live voices for my money, at least this was a few years ago. What were they thinking about on that silver album!! Yuk.
	10:31am SKUM: last track was a banger! keep it up
	10:31am Priscilla: Steinski's waking me up
	10:33am Brian in UK: You can see where Kid Koala gets it from.
	10:33am pgw in mntclr: on a related note, Daryl Hall was on my flight back from the UK back in '96. he was taller than i expected.
	10:34am Brian in UK: pgw .....and thinner?
	10:34am Marmalade kitty: The UK London St Pauls, etc, occupation continues.. OWS is/was a significant statment. I wonder how it will be viewed in the history book
	10:35am listener james from westwood: coffee is for closers only!
	10:35am still b/p: "Put. That coffee. Down. Coffee's for closers only."
	10:35am listener james from westwood: lol, great minds think alike!
	10:36am pgw in mntclr: i think he was thin, but it was december, so he had a jacket on.
	10:36am still b/p: Glengarry Glen Jinx.
	10:38am Cecile: Daryl is a tall drink of water. He can also, as a former co-worker said, sang.
	10:41am JT: You're not fit to walk among men!
	10:41am vivian: What is Steinski up to these days?
	10:43am Marmalade kitty: A rough mix w/Steinski was the first fmu show I listend to
	10:47am Dave B: Good morning... work just lightened up a bit, now I can listen! Hey, when is Marathon? I need to throw my hat in the volunteer ring.
	10:49am Brian in UK: trouble, just figured it out. The grey; you need a fix of Richter. Stare at one of those for fifteen minutes and all will be, well greyer.
	10:49am Dave B: sorry for the capitalization, in reading it back it reminds me of "Carousel"
	10:50am Cecile: annie, hi!
	10:50am Jay/ London: hi everyone just home from work .. The glen Jones show was the first one for me that i remember listening too first on wfmu
	10:51am Dave B: Charles Bradley! EXCELLENT. This crushes live....
	10:51am Marmalade kitty: get the sad lamps out or just hibernate?
	10:53am listener james from westwood: first time i listened to fmu was whoever was on on 9/14/92; my new boss was a listener and had it on in our office. first time i ever heard it: by accident, a couple of years before that date. while flipping channels, i heard bronwyn c play "got a lot of living left to do" after sammy davis jr. died. she followed up by saying, "that was sammy davis, jr. GET IT?"
	10:53am Brian in UK: Dave B Snickers used to be called Marathons over here. This is a musical with no pretense of plot.
	10:55am abby in france: hi trouble, hi everybody. the first thing i remember was alan watts and some roswell lost tapes thing.
	10:57am trouble: bonjour abbey in france. j'adore alan watts!
	10:57am kate: love you polnareff!
	10:59am Joe McG: @Dave B: Marathon this year is Feb 20 to March 4. Contact our own Scott Williams to volunteer: scott@wfmu.org
	10:59am Cecile: this is amazing.
	11:02am abby in france: on t'adore, toi, trouble... i heard someone say on the radio once that god fucked up when he designed women's knees (b/c they are ugly.)
	11:02am Dave B: Thanks Joe McG. (I've already out lived Carousel)
	11:02am Mike East: Thanks for the info Joe McG. I was just thinking about volunteering on my way to the bus station this morning!
	11:03am ?: Vachement chouette!
	11:03am hamburger: waow - yelle!
	11:03am trouble: merci abbey! and was that knee hater person a man perhaps?
	11:05am robyn: yeah...i thought women's knees were the bees knees in french culture...i am thinking of a movie i think
	11:06am robyn: oh, duh, claire's knee.
	11:06am abby in france: yes and everyone else there agreed, they said the only thing that was worse was the BACKS of the knees! (the french!!)
	11:08am Cecile: Sylvia Robinson? I thought it was a production by Harey Casey (KC and the Sunshine Band)
	11:09am Brian in UK: Did Clair only have one leg? There is no proper name for the back of the knee.
	11:10am v k: too kind - too too kind
	11:10am wikimaniac: "Coco Chanel believed that women’s knees are extremely ugly, and the best thing to do is to hide them under the skirt."
	11:10am Cecile: I guess I was wrong. Yep, she wrote it. And Shirtley from Shirley and Lee sang it.
	11:11am Cecile: WOW. Karl Lagerfeld seems like an outright feminist compared to these folks.
	11:11am Mike East: my daughter calls the back of her knees her "knee pits"
	11:12am Brian in UK: We've gone full circle back to the circus with Coco.
	11:12am pierre: hiboux, poux, cailloux, genoux, bijoux
	11:12am v k: knee pits - a phrase has been coined
	11:13am Cecile: I think so!
	11:13am abby in france: sorry pierre!!!!!!!!!!
	11:15am pierre: @abby : sorry for what?
	11:15am ranjit: re: knees http://www.angryflower.com/theyhe.gif
	11:16am abby in france: pierre do you know what's a good archive to listen to, of shows that are in the middle of the night, our time?
	11:17am Dave B: knee pit = (Ron) Popliteal Fossa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popliteal_fossa
	11:19am Ken From Hyde Park: The sky is getting nice & blue in the Hudson Valley of New York. Great show this morning, as always.
	11:20am annie: ken snow flurries here, about an hour west of you in delhi
	11:21am pierre: @ abby : i'd say anything, but from the one that have (sometimes heard) let's say : Antique Phonograph Music Program / Mudd Up / Music To Spazz By/ The Evan "Funk" Davies Show are good, that's the one i've stumbled on.
	11:21am trouble: good morning ken from hyde park. thanks for the kind words. a forecast of soon to be blue skies here?
	11:24am Cecile: what are you up to these days, annie?
	11:25am annie: ken all these flurries are going north of you.. hey cecile, not alot of anything except 24-7 work.. of which i will NOT complain....
	11:27am annie: .....and i'm apologizing for not emailing you when i said i would; life just has taken over...all aspects of it
	11:29am Caryn: Of course, the back of the knee was eloquently called "knee's butt" on "30 Rock".
	11:30am Cecile: oh, don't worry, I'm just glad you're doing OK.
	11:30am Marmalade kitty: knee recap: each to their own knees.
	11:31am pierre: i discovered that i love this Barabajagal album, which was a discovery for me.
	11:32am Brian in UK: abby if I may crosstalk, Monica's show is always worth a listen as is Mr Finewines.
	11:33am trouble: i am playing this from my facebook post , can follow along here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262?sk=wall&filter=1
	11:35am listener jeff: a friend of mine sent me this last week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kg0v0Er8Ak&feature=player_embedded it will knock your socks off! same song with video
	11:35am Marmalade kitty: to recap; to each their own knee... We'd look funny without 'em
	11:38am Marmalade kitty: to kneecap..
	11:39am jill: "portent" - i love that word
	11:42am I X Key!: Wowie zowie! Beautiful! Such a beautiful poem!
	11:46am Brian C.: Sweet sounds by Alton & hortense, sounds so much like Walers c.'68
	11:47am still b/p: Plenty of good music today, and encountering the last four or five particular tracks in one show is why I listen to this station.
	11:48am Jennique: Hi Trouble, just popping in from sunny L.A. whilst visiting family & friends. I'll go back to the archives for a listen. Made a point to put some WFMU stickers up on Venice Beach. Photos to follow soon!
	11:49am annie: one of our senior citizen customers said that this was "interesting" music..i assured her it was all very good...
	11:51am trouble: hey jennique! i will be in LA at the end of the month! quelle coincidence... thanks b/p!
	11:56am Jennique: Bring yer sunblock and wear a brightly colored shirt for your trip Trouble. I was standing out on the patio and a hummingbird tried to get nectar from me.
	11:58am trouble: ciao meow kitties
	11:59am fossanation: Plenty of sunblock on the kneepits to keep them soft and lovely.
	12:00pm Marmalade kitty: Great show trouble!!! Thank you :)
	12:06pm maja: loved the show, thank you!!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 10, 2012

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