WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 9, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am Adrian in London: Well, I'm usually fashionably late but I seem to have arrived early today… hello Trouble, hello world.
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Trouble!
	9:03am Mike East: wow! love the dimensions on that painting! Good morning Trouble. I've got the day off. Looking forward to spending it with WFMU and doing my taxes. More the former than the latter.
	9:04am nah: Hi Trouble + World! Love the painting!
	9:05am ausmanx: anyone else finding the green on grey a little problematic?
	9:06am braveness23: B23 here! With any luck I will be here for the duration today.
	9:07am Mike East: @ausmanx - only if you want to read the playlist from more than a foot away from the screen
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, all. Tax work here as well. Headphones in place, strong green tea and three hours of Trouble should keep me going.
	9:10am Trouble: good morning grumblers! and non grumblers!
	9:10am Van in DC: Tuesday already? That must mean trouble! Hi!
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...green on grey is nice colors - but pretty low Contrast for the text, yes... - a darker green like the painting would work well - ? I wonder how simple the options are...
	9:10am Planet Tyler: Hi Trouble and all. Nice Agar pick.
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Much more legible! Matches painting too! : )
	9:13am still b/p: I haven't been here in the Troubled Kingdom for many months. Are the trees taller and the corner store gone? Color appraisals still a feature, though, eh?
	9:13am Trouble: the color options are pathetically limited and i can not see them when i chose, only once the playlist opens, first thing tuesday morning.
	9:14am Cheri Pi: B23! All of yous!
	9:14am Dr. Goot: Love the Agar!
	9:14am specksnyder: Good morning to Trouble and all who sail with her!
	9:16am Adrian in London: OK: I'm opening a book on whether Trouble will have a husky voice today! Who's in?!
	9:17am specksnyder: I'm voting husky.
	9:20am Andrew Waterloo: I'm voting back to normal
	9:21am Cheri Pi: Husky, everyone in the Midwest/East coast is husky due to allergens this week.
	9:21am Planet Tyler: Huskies are very vocal...
	9:22am Titus in GA: 'allo allo, Trouble!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I grew up w/ a husky. Very sweet, but w/ some idiosyncrasies. No experience w/ sexy DJ pills (ref. last week) - but I raise my green glass of absinthe to them here...
	9:24am Cheri Pi: Trouble, if you are or aren't husky-you should still say to all of us "Come up and see me sometime" and let us be the judge.
	9:28am hamburger: my heart is saying husky - but my head is saying no / likin dirty beaches
	9:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tue. my 'Sat.' - & I gotta get sumthin' done (not my taxes: one thing I can say about my life - @ least my taxes are extremely simple...) - so somebody on the great WFMtUesday is gonna hafta to be the Archives... - But 1st! : We wakey wakey here...
	9:35am hamburger: ar waiting for breaking bad so bad
	9:35am Cheri Pi: Bataan!
	9:38am AnAnonymousParty: Why does "Crystal Blue Persuasion" sound like a bad name for a toilet bowl cleaning product?
	9:38am Mike East: man, crystal blue persuasion works so much better when you pick up the tempo!
	9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...did we know - what? 45 years ago it would still be about Shondells tunes - ??...no complaints...
	9:40am KevinfromBayRidge: Helloo all Trouble-somes! I say husky-lite.
	9:42am specksnyder: Ah, husky-lite it is.
	9:42am Mike East: the birds just reminded me...its window openin' weather! finally!
	9:43am Andrew Waterloo: maybe just the soundtrack to a toilet bowl cleaner commercial
	9:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is it just redundant to say 'great tooons' around here??...I may well still have somethin' to learn about FMUtiquette...
	9:43am Andrew Waterloo: isn't that how normal radio works Trouble? I know a morning DJ who says he doesn't even care about the music he just talks when it's his turn.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wunna life's great simple pleasures: Open Windows - ! - & not the kind that make my browser freeze...
	9:46am Van in DC: Meg!
	9:46am Andrew Waterloo: @RR It's always good to point out the tracks that really stand out for you.
	9:48am Andrew Waterloo: But, it's Windows not Window
	9:52am AnAnonymousParty: What's redundant is to spell 'toons' with an extra 'o', unless you've done it as a 'stylistic' thing.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...makes sense re Tunes, Andre - but for FMU - it's like I say about some spectacular women: Callin' yoo the girl uh my Dreams is givin' my subconscious too much credit!...
	9:53am listener mark: Good morning Trouble. Radio is magic, music travels from the studio to a transmitting antenna, to my receiving antenna which is connected to the Bose speakers, which are, right now, set to eleven.
	9:56am Titus in GA: oh yeah, SERGE!!!
	9:57am Fernando M Pacheco: i'm a new listener to your show and I'm loving it today.
	9:57am Marconi: (sigh) Radio is NOT magic, dammit!
	9:57am Jack: Wasn't that Band song "In A Station"?
	9:59am Jennique: Bon matin Troublette! By coincidence I am wearing un papillion rose in my hair today.
	9:59am Trouble: lots of objectification chit chat this morning peeps. haven't i introduced you to the world of feminist trouble? thank you listener mark. Bonjour fernando!! welcome aboard
	9:59am stephaniepc: goodness, i can not wait to find out what this song is!
	10:00am stephaniepc: eeeeeeep! love the women no cry series! thank you trouble!
	10:02am listener mark: You can't see radio, it cannot be touched or tasted, it has no smell. It can only be heard, which suggests a collective hallucination of some sort.
	10:03am Trouble: yes it was jack, congratulations you passed the test today with flying colors!! no, truly: thanks for the heads up
	10:07am Cecile: morning, all! and I didn't miss Lonnie.
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...was reading book 'Scanners & Secret Frequencies' by Henry L. Eisenson - saved it from dumpster @ ThriftStore I work @ - & he posits that no one is quite sure how radio works, in fact! I'm no physicist though...
	10:07am Cecile: oh, and I got the La Lupe 2-disc retro on Fania, and there is so much good stuff I am actually overwhelmed.
	10:09am Cecile: WOW this is amazing.
	10:12am listener mark: The radio waves travel into outer space. In two years the signal reaches the inhabitants of Alpha Centuri.
	10:12am Jack: Sorry, I'm a stickler for that kind of stuff...do love the show, have it running at work every Tuesday (and Thursdays before that). Do tend to get some strange looks from some coworkers, though...
	10:15am Trouble: no apologies jack, i don't mind a mistake being rectified.
	10:16am Cheri Pi: I'm sorry Trouble!! This is all my fault <3
	10:16am Trouble: bonjour jennique!
	10:17am Cecile: sing it Lonnie.
	10:17am mark: Wrong side of the bed? Wouldn't have known. This show is rocking! Great tunes today.
	10:20am Trouble: today's art is by eileen agar. saw a piece of hers in the "drawing surrealism show at the morgan libary. that show closes april 21.
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's the Kewlest Lonnie improvises all this extemporaneously...
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It reminds me of malachite. I still love Surrealism.
	10:26am Mike East: This is fantastic. Thanks for bringing it to us,trouble.
	10:26am still b/p: Not a single syllable about Lonnie's music or recordings on the Wiki page about him and his art. Strange.
	10:28am braveness23: I'm sitting here trying to monitor router bandwidth while Lonnie sings about Gigabytes and information technology. I like being serenaded !
	10:28am Adrian in London: Trouble, what instrument/s was Lonnie playing? Some kind of keyboard?
	10:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he gives me the impression of a Space Age street musician or something!...
	10:29am Ken From Hyde Park: The May/June issue of Chickens magazine is now on the newsstands! www.hobbyfarms.com...
	10:30am Mike East: I don't use the word dreamlike often, but Lonnie Holley is definitely tapped in
	10:31am common: he's great!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not a typical Artist! Much appreciated...
	10:33am ausmanx: and for anyone who is worried about saying what they really think about the monstrous Margaret... www.guardian.co.uk...
	10:35am Cheri Pi: ooooo this is fuzztastic!
	10:39am braveness23: this vladimir cosma is just my speed today
	10:39am βrian: Very Satie-esque, no?
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - beacuse - yerknow - Maggie was always so thotfull & considerate in her speech as well as in her actions & influence...right...
	10:39am Cecile: extremely!
	10:43am Parq: Ah. I see the dark grey background in the comments column has been adjusted. Much better. Dang it, does Robert Wyatt have a beautiful voice or what?
	10:44am the glowing one: oh, in light of recent events Shipbuilding would have been a better choice, since the witch is finally dead.
	10:45am Cecile: yeah, glowing.
	10:46am Adrian in London: That Dom La Nena track was lovely.
	10:47am Trouble: you would love that record adrian!
	10:51am Adrian in London: @Trouble I don't doubt it!
	10:53am Magda: Out of meetings, now I can enjoy the show. Will have to listen to the show on the archives.
	10:58am stu: Trouble on the air and Spring in the air ...perfect mix cheers!
	10:59am Trouble: stu is the snow still lurking on the ground?
	11:00am stu: starting to melt !!!! finally!!!!
	11:01am Dr. Goot: www.youtube.com...
	11:02am Jennique: Some feedback on Thatcher from musicians, namely Morrissey and Billy Bragg. www.telegraph.co.uk...
	11:06am Cheri Pi: I feel angry like the band Crass when I think of Thatcher. I'm not really in a Crass mood today, damn her.
	11:06am Lewis: just checking in - nice music for a grey and raw morning in mpls. Snow on the way, but so is spring.
	11:07am Cecile: I dislike Thatcher even more than I disliked Reagan. As as moderate person this emotion fills me with deep ambivalence.
	11:07am Van in DC: I've said it before - I could spend all day with sax & violins and be happy :)
	11:08am Cecile: I take no glee from disliking them, like some other personages.
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Jennique: Morrissey & Bragg are just the people I want to hear from on this occasion - & they don't disappoint. Can't wait to see what Julian Cope says...
	11:08am Cecile: I mean, like I do my dislike of other personages. Anyway, Ike Quebec makes things better.
	11:10am Cecile: I usually get uncomfortable when me and Morrissey agree on things.... any suggestions for helping a sore neck? Slept on it wrong this weekend and it's taking forever to feel better.
	11:11am Trouble: moist heat, cecile
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thatcher lead Reagan around by the ring in his nose a bit I think: An Actor wants for a Director. They were a double-act, anyhow.
	11:12am Mike East: Roll it around slowly in a circle taking deep breaths, cecile
	11:12am Cecile: thanks, trouble!
	11:13am Cheri Pi: Cecile, see if someone can find a knot in either one of your shoulder blades, this can also release tension in the neck.
	11:13am Cecile: I have been doing that too, Mike East. The internets tell me with this I probably have a couple of days to go, even treating it. It's better than yesterday, definitely. That was BAD.
	11:14am Jennique: I like what Billy Bragg wrote, poignant as always, "Raising a glass to the death of an infirm old lady changes none of this. The only real antidote to cynicism is activism. Don't celebrate - organise!"
	11:14am Cecile: you just never realize how hard your neck works for you!
	11:16am Mike East: yeah, stiff neck makes doing simple things hard
	11:16am hamburger: as kramer said.. 'poise counts! poise!'
	11:17am Jennique: Twisted my ankle and scraped up my knee something awful last night. Ankles don't get enough credit either.
	11:18am Cecile: owwweeee.
	11:18am still b/p: I've had a mildly sore neck for six months. As of last weekend, I've got a half-inch scar-certain bloody split in the forehead and a chipped front tooth. Don't look...I'm hideous.
	11:19am Cecile: jeez, sbp OW
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thatcher was a long time ago - but a real Turning Point as Reagan was in the U.S. & remember: the Clinton Years were also the Gingrich-Karl Rove Republican Revolution years - almost 20 years ago already. Clinton was huge - but dragged the Left to Center to do it.
	11:21am Cheri Pi: YES!!!!!!
	11:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Some nice artwork from Metro the Painting Racehorse: www.paintedbymetro.com
	11:22am Cheri Pi: I bruxed extra hard last night and I'm sorely paying for it today. don't worry tho I have exercises that I can do to relieve the pain. thank goodness for Physical therapists.
	11:23am Marshall Stacks: There just aren't enough great songs about quantitative easing.
	11:23am Cecile: Cheri, I used to be a bruxer! and went throught PT and all that. I love being reminded that the Specials are one of the greatest bands ever.
	11:25am Cheri Pi: Wow is there a cure for it that you know of C$?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - alchyhol is a good muscle-relaxant - but not that good...baths relax but are too small (5'11" here), & you gotta sit funny in them! Monitors are terrible...seems like everything we do distorts us unless yer a gymnast stretching out all the time...
	11:28am Adrian in London: @Cecile and @Cheri I had no idea that 'bruxing' was a word, thanks.
	11:30am Marshall Stacks: DJ Trouble is ON IT this morning!
	11:30am Cheri Pi: Cecile!!! I forgot to tell you, I saw a Power metal band this weekend called Holy Grail, there was SYNCHRONISED hair twirling and all kinds of other awesome nonsense. I was smiling and laughing so hard my cheeks hurt, I bet that has something to do with it.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Fred here is deffo bruxing : www.wfmu.org... - but may well be a chemical component in his case...
	11:32am Trouble: merci, marshall stacks!
	11:33am Cecile: I had a bite plate. It took about a year. I also had talk therapy and behavioral exercises. Learning to relax was very key.
	11:34am Cheri Pi: 2 guys in the band actually looked like real stallions from the cover of harlequin romance books, even galloping around with their guitars, it was too much. Off to Indian lunch y'all :)
	11:34am Cecile: so Holy Grail are someone to look forward to?
	11:34am ffrr: Hi Trouble. Rashida Jones' movie 'Celeste & Jesse Forever' actually has as ESG song on the soundtrack. Just a little tidbit.
	11:35am Cecile: yeah, bruxism is grinding your teeth. It's dental slang. "Oh, look this teeth wear shows you're a bruxer!"
	11:37am Jennique: I kinda like that this song is used in the new Jackie Robinson movie, 42.
	11:40am ottovonbqe: What is JayZ trying to say in this song?
	11:41am Magda: @Jennique I was surprised they didn't use empire state.
	11:43am Cecile: Otto: Jay-Z: I AM THE GREATEST, and Jackie Robinson was a'ight too.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...beat the rush now & say Great Show...
	11:44am ottovonbqe: I'm glad to see that Mr Z is working through his self-esteem issues.
	11:45am Cecile: Duane played it, I think
	11:46am Magda: Was Jay-z commissioned by the travel and tourism bureau to just rap about NY like the Chili Peppers were commissioned to sing about California?
	11:46am braveness23: Pink Floyd's Final Cut album has some choice things to say about Margaret
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All the best words are four-letter words - ! Don't get people saying they don't 'get' Jazz - like it's a problem in Maths, not Music to enjoy...whatever! Of course, the words 'Jazz' & 'Rock'n'Roll' are euphimisms, in fact...
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha! - not everything in ChilliPepper songs about Cali. is flattering...
	11:52am pgw in mntclr: as someone who unfortunately enjoys jazz and looking up background info, i read somewhere on the interwebs that he pronounced it "kwee-beck".
	11:53am Cecile: Jay-Z is not commissioned by anyone. He saw a need in the market and filled it. :D :D :D
	11:54am Adrian in London: Speaking of Ben Watt, Tracey Thorn has a memoir out here in the UK www.amazon.co.uk... (available from lovely independent retailers too). It was serialised on Radio 4's Morning Story segment and is lovely. On my to-buy list.
	11:55am Van in DC: Really enjoyed the music today Trouble - thank you! I also enjoyed totally ignoring political commentary!
	11:57am JUDDY: DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER INFO ON THAT ...."#21" by warabe- uta song? really sweet, would like to get more for my baby boy? thanks
	11:57am Trouble: i would love to read that adrian! she is one of my top vocalists. although her latest stuff is depressing to me, for a host of reasons, all of them probably mine and not hers.
	11:57am Lynn: Richmond Virginia just made Chicken keeping legal! Of course they are also about to destroy a historic area for a ball park. But still. Chickens! Any advice?
	11:58am Trouble: thanks PGW, that sounds about right. thanks for listening in today kiddies, cheerio!
	11:59am Trouble: the japanese cd is a new release that you can find on line i magine
	12:00pm Fernando M Pacheco: Wow!!! Fabio!!! Got a brazilian thing going on today? Can't find these tracks on the radio here in Brazil.
	12:00pm Jennique: Ha! Like the idea of Jay-Z being commissioned by the travel & tourism bureau of NYC. Need to print up some I ♥ J-Z shirts!
	12:00pm pgw in mntclr: consider it anecdotal; i tried to find the source, but could not. also, excellent show!
	8:07am Chris from Stroud England.: Very groovy show dude. Thanks. You're one of the WFMU inspirations in my life. Loved the mix, particularly Thomas Tantrum. Big Love from En-ger-land x

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 9, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
bette boothe	teardrop avenue "teardrop avenue" by "bette boothe"						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
stormie wynters	foolish dreamer "foolish dreamer" by "stormie wynters"						0:02:37 (Pop-up)
don cherry	elixir/manusha raga kamboji	organic music society					0:05:03 (Pop-up)
dr john	glowin "glowin" by "dr john"	babylon					0:13:36 (Pop-up)
lena hughes	what a friend we have in jesus	queen of the flat top guitar	tompkins square			*	0:19:19 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	same old man "same old man" by "karen dalton"	in my own time					0:21:51 (Pop-up)
dirty beaches	like the wind "like the wind" by "dirty beaches"	water park ost	A recordings ltd	10"		*	0:24:58 (Pop-up)
darondo	i want your love so bad "i want your love so bad" by "darondo"	let my people go					0:28:49 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	crystal blue persuasion	el barrio sounds from spanish harlem streets v/a				*	0:33:08 (Pop-up)
tim maia	ela partiu "ela partiu" by "tim maia"	the existential soul of tim maia	luaka bop				0:37:08 (Pop-up)

meg baird	share "share" by "meg baird"	seasons on earth					0:44:39 (Pop-up)
the band	in a station "in a station" by "the band"	music from big pink					0:51:22 (Pop-up)
michel arnaud with serge gainsbourg	le papillions noirs	la belle epoque v/a					0:54:08 (Pop-up)
julia holter	coyotes of the canyon	women no cry vol 3 v/a					0:59:13 (Pop-up)
sister slocum and her little brother	whistlin boogie	Rocket Infinity: The Global Rise in Rocking Music 1942-62	Canary / Mississippi	10"		*	1:00:53 (Pop-up)

lonnie holley	been coming for so long (live)	recorded at wfmu 3/21/13 engineered by dave mambach					1:06:35 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	playing, playing and playing (live)	recorded at wfmu 3/21/13 engineered by dave mambach					1:14:21 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	the word with me (live)	recorded at wfmu 3/21/13 engineered by dave mambach					1:18:18 (Pop-up)

deux filles	overflowing with children	double happiness	LTM recording		re-issue		1:33:02 (Pop-up)
vladimir cosma	sentimental walk second version	osst diva					1:37:27 (Pop-up)
dom la nena	saudade "saudade" by "dom la nena"	ela	six degrees			*	1:38:28 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt	the united states of amnesia	mid-eighties					1:40:55 (Pop-up)
lapalux	kelly brook "kelly brook" by "lapalux"	nostalchic	brainfeeder			*	1:46:49 (Pop-up)
zomby	alothea "alothea" by "zomby"	dedication					1:49:34 (Pop-up)
mary wells	cinderella(it's twelve o'clock)	Something New: Motown Lost & Found 1961-1964	hip-o select			*	1:53:17 (Pop-up)
Jamie Lidell	you naked "you naked" by "Jamie Lidell"	jamie lidell	warp			*	1:55:52 (Pop-up)

ike quebec	i surrender dear "i surrender dear" by "ike quebec"	blue harlem					2:03:19 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	des ronds dans l'eau						2:07:15 (Pop-up)
os brazoes	carolina, carol bela "carolina, carol bela" by "os brazoes"						2:09:37 (Pop-up)
the orange peels	traveling west/sundowns	sun moon	minty fresh			*	2:12:13 (Pop-up)
thomas tantrum	why the english are rubbish						2:13:31 (Pop-up)
billy paul	let the dollar circulate						2:15:40 (Pop-up)
the specials	man at c&a "man at c&a" by "the specials"	more specials					2:21:07 (Pop-up)
television personalities	look back in anger						2:24:30 (Pop-up)
ESG	you're no good "you're no good" by "ESG"						2:26:22 (Pop-up)
the pens	high in the cinema "high in the cinema" by "the pens"						2:30:00 (Pop-up)
cooly G	sunshine "sunshine" by "cooly G"	playin me	hyperdub			*	2:31:49 (Pop-up)
jay Z with santagold	brooklyn ( go hard)						2:36:07 (Pop-up)
blow up	i want you anyway "i want you anyway" by "blow up"						2:41:13 (Pop-up)

warabe- uta ( children's songs	#21	Japanese Traditional Music: Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai 1941	world arbiter			*	2:47:53 (Pop-up)
	theme from the tokyo drifter "theme from the tokyo drifter"						2:50:11 (Pop-up)
ben watt	waiting like mad "waiting like mad" by "ben watt"	north marine drive					2:51:11 (Pop-up)
fabio	reloginho "reloginho" by "fabio"						2:55:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Adrian in London: Well, I'm usually fashionably late but I seem to have arrived early today… hello Trouble, hello world.
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Trouble!
	9:03am Mike East: wow! love the dimensions on that painting! Good morning Trouble. I've got the day off. Looking forward to spending it with WFMU and doing my taxes. More the former than the latter.
	9:04am nah: Hi Trouble + World! Love the painting!
	9:05am ausmanx: anyone else finding the green on grey a little problematic?
	9:06am braveness23: B23 here! With any luck I will be here for the duration today.
	9:07am Mike East: @ausmanx - only if you want to read the playlist from more than a foot away from the screen
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, all. Tax work here as well. Headphones in place, strong green tea and three hours of Trouble should keep me going.
	9:10am Trouble: good morning grumblers! and non grumblers!
	9:10am Van in DC: Tuesday already? That must mean trouble! Hi!
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...green on grey is nice colors - but pretty low Contrast for the text, yes... - a darker green like the painting would work well - ? I wonder how simple the options are...
	9:10am Planet Tyler: Hi Trouble and all. Nice Agar pick.
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Much more legible! Matches painting too! : )
	9:13am still b/p: I haven't been here in the Troubled Kingdom for many months. Are the trees taller and the corner store gone? Color appraisals still a feature, though, eh?
	9:13am Trouble: the color options are pathetically limited and i can not see them when i chose, only once the playlist opens, first thing tuesday morning.
	9:14am Cheri Pi: B23! All of yous!
	9:14am Dr. Goot: Love the Agar!
	9:14am specksnyder: Good morning to Trouble and all who sail with her!
	9:16am Adrian in London: OK: I'm opening a book on whether Trouble will have a husky voice today! Who's in?!
	9:17am specksnyder: I'm voting husky.
	9:20am Andrew Waterloo: I'm voting back to normal
	9:21am Cheri Pi: Husky, everyone in the Midwest/East coast is husky due to allergens this week.
	9:21am Planet Tyler: Huskies are very vocal...
	9:22am Titus in GA: 'allo allo, Trouble!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I grew up w/ a husky. Very sweet, but w/ some idiosyncrasies. No experience w/ sexy DJ pills (ref. last week) - but I raise my green glass of absinthe to them here...
	9:24am Cheri Pi: Trouble, if you are or aren't husky-you should still say to all of us "Come up and see me sometime" and let us be the judge.
	9:28am hamburger: my heart is saying husky - but my head is saying no / likin dirty beaches
	9:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tue. my 'Sat.' - & I gotta get sumthin' done (not my taxes: one thing I can say about my life - @ least my taxes are extremely simple...) - so somebody on the great WFMtUesday is gonna hafta to be the Archives... - But 1st! : We wakey wakey here...
	9:35am hamburger: ar waiting for breaking bad so bad
	9:35am Cheri Pi: Bataan!
	9:38am AnAnonymousParty: Why does "Crystal Blue Persuasion" sound like a bad name for a toilet bowl cleaning product?
	9:38am Mike East: man, crystal blue persuasion works so much better when you pick up the tempo!
	9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...did we know - what? 45 years ago it would still be about Shondells tunes - ??...no complaints...
	9:40am KevinfromBayRidge: Helloo all Trouble-somes! I say husky-lite.
	9:42am specksnyder: Ah, husky-lite it is.
	9:42am Mike East: the birds just reminded me...its window openin' weather! finally!
	9:43am Andrew Waterloo: maybe just the soundtrack to a toilet bowl cleaner commercial
	9:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is it just redundant to say 'great tooons' around here??...I may well still have somethin' to learn about FMUtiquette...
	9:43am Andrew Waterloo: isn't that how normal radio works Trouble? I know a morning DJ who says he doesn't even care about the music he just talks when it's his turn.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wunna life's great simple pleasures: Open Windows - ! - & not the kind that make my browser freeze...
	9:46am Van in DC: Meg!
	9:46am Andrew Waterloo: @RR It's always good to point out the tracks that really stand out for you.
	9:48am Andrew Waterloo: But, it's Windows not Window
	9:52am AnAnonymousParty: What's redundant is to spell 'toons' with an extra 'o', unless you've done it as a 'stylistic' thing.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...makes sense re Tunes, Andre - but for FMU - it's like I say about some spectacular women: Callin' yoo the girl uh my Dreams is givin' my subconscious too much credit!...
	9:53am listener mark: Good morning Trouble. Radio is magic, music travels from the studio to a transmitting antenna, to my receiving antenna which is connected to the Bose speakers, which are, right now, set to eleven.
	9:56am Titus in GA: oh yeah, SERGE!!!
	9:57am Fernando M Pacheco: i'm a new listener to your show and I'm loving it today.
	9:57am Marconi: (sigh) Radio is NOT magic, dammit!
	9:57am Jack: Wasn't that Band song "In A Station"?
	9:59am Jennique: Bon matin Troublette! By coincidence I am wearing un papillion rose in my hair today.
	9:59am Trouble: lots of objectification chit chat this morning peeps. haven't i introduced you to the world of feminist trouble? thank you listener mark. Bonjour fernando!! welcome aboard
	9:59am stephaniepc: goodness, i can not wait to find out what this song is!
	10:00am stephaniepc: eeeeeeep! love the women no cry series! thank you trouble!
	10:02am listener mark: You can't see radio, it cannot be touched or tasted, it has no smell. It can only be heard, which suggests a collective hallucination of some sort.
	10:03am Trouble: yes it was jack, congratulations you passed the test today with flying colors!! no, truly: thanks for the heads up
	10:07am Cecile: morning, all! and I didn't miss Lonnie.
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...was reading book 'Scanners & Secret Frequencies' by Henry L. Eisenson - saved it from dumpster @ ThriftStore I work @ - & he posits that no one is quite sure how radio works, in fact! I'm no physicist though...
	10:07am Cecile: oh, and I got the La Lupe 2-disc retro on Fania, and there is so much good stuff I am actually overwhelmed.
	10:09am Cecile: WOW this is amazing.
	10:12am listener mark: The radio waves travel into outer space. In two years the signal reaches the inhabitants of Alpha Centuri.
	10:12am Jack: Sorry, I'm a stickler for that kind of stuff...do love the show, have it running at work every Tuesday (and Thursdays before that). Do tend to get some strange looks from some coworkers, though...
	10:15am Trouble: no apologies jack, i don't mind a mistake being rectified.
	10:16am Cheri Pi: I'm sorry Trouble!! This is all my fault <3
	10:16am Trouble: bonjour jennique!
	10:17am Cecile: sing it Lonnie.
	10:17am mark: Wrong side of the bed? Wouldn't have known. This show is rocking! Great tunes today.
	10:20am Trouble: today's art is by eileen agar. saw a piece of hers in the "drawing surrealism show at the morgan libary. that show closes april 21.
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's the Kewlest Lonnie improvises all this extemporaneously...
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It reminds me of malachite. I still love Surrealism.
	10:26am Mike East: This is fantastic. Thanks for bringing it to us,trouble.
	10:26am still b/p: Not a single syllable about Lonnie's music or recordings on the Wiki page about him and his art. Strange.
	10:28am braveness23: I'm sitting here trying to monitor router bandwidth while Lonnie sings about Gigabytes and information technology. I like being serenaded !
	10:28am Adrian in London: Trouble, what instrument/s was Lonnie playing? Some kind of keyboard?
	10:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he gives me the impression of a Space Age street musician or something!...
	10:29am Ken From Hyde Park: The May/June issue of Chickens magazine is now on the newsstands! www.hobbyfarms.com...
	10:30am Mike East: I don't use the word dreamlike often, but Lonnie Holley is definitely tapped in
	10:31am common: he's great!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not a typical Artist! Much appreciated...
	10:33am ausmanx: and for anyone who is worried about saying what they really think about the monstrous Margaret... www.guardian.co.uk...
	10:35am Cheri Pi: ooooo this is fuzztastic!
	10:39am braveness23: this vladimir cosma is just my speed today
	10:39am βrian: Very Satie-esque, no?
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - beacuse - yerknow - Maggie was always so thotfull & considerate in her speech as well as in her actions & influence...right...
	10:39am Cecile: extremely!
	10:43am Parq: Ah. I see the dark grey background in the comments column has been adjusted. Much better. Dang it, does Robert Wyatt have a beautiful voice or what?
	10:44am the glowing one: oh, in light of recent events Shipbuilding would have been a better choice, since the witch is finally dead.
	10:45am Cecile: yeah, glowing.
	10:46am Adrian in London: That Dom La Nena track was lovely.
	10:47am Trouble: you would love that record adrian!
	10:51am Adrian in London: @Trouble I don't doubt it!
	10:53am Magda: Out of meetings, now I can enjoy the show. Will have to listen to the show on the archives.
	10:58am stu: Trouble on the air and Spring in the air ...perfect mix cheers!
	10:59am Trouble: stu is the snow still lurking on the ground?
	11:00am stu: starting to melt !!!! finally!!!!
	11:01am Dr. Goot: www.youtube.com...
	11:02am Jennique: Some feedback on Thatcher from musicians, namely Morrissey and Billy Bragg. www.telegraph.co.uk...
	11:06am Cheri Pi: I feel angry like the band Crass when I think of Thatcher. I'm not really in a Crass mood today, damn her.
	11:06am Lewis: just checking in - nice music for a grey and raw morning in mpls. Snow on the way, but so is spring.
	11:07am Cecile: I dislike Thatcher even more than I disliked Reagan. As as moderate person this emotion fills me with deep ambivalence.
	11:07am Van in DC: I've said it before - I could spend all day with sax & violins and be happy :)
	11:08am Cecile: I take no glee from disliking them, like some other personages.
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Jennique: Morrissey & Bragg are just the people I want to hear from on this occasion - & they don't disappoint. Can't wait to see what Julian Cope says...
	11:08am Cecile: I mean, like I do my dislike of other personages. Anyway, Ike Quebec makes things better.
	11:10am Cecile: I usually get uncomfortable when me and Morrissey agree on things.... any suggestions for helping a sore neck? Slept on it wrong this weekend and it's taking forever to feel better.
	11:11am Trouble: moist heat, cecile
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thatcher lead Reagan around by the ring in his nose a bit I think: An Actor wants for a Director. They were a double-act, anyhow.
	11:12am Mike East: Roll it around slowly in a circle taking deep breaths, cecile
	11:12am Cecile: thanks, trouble!
	11:13am Cheri Pi: Cecile, see if someone can find a knot in either one of your shoulder blades, this can also release tension in the neck.
	11:13am Cecile: I have been doing that too, Mike East. The internets tell me with this I probably have a couple of days to go, even treating it. It's better than yesterday, definitely. That was BAD.
	11:14am Jennique: I like what Billy Bragg wrote, poignant as always, "Raising a glass to the death of an infirm old lady changes none of this. The only real antidote to cynicism is activism. Don't celebrate - organise!"
	11:14am Cecile: you just never realize how hard your neck works for you!
	11:16am Mike East: yeah, stiff neck makes doing simple things hard
	11:16am hamburger: as kramer said.. 'poise counts! poise!'
	11:17am Jennique: Twisted my ankle and scraped up my knee something awful last night. Ankles don't get enough credit either.
	11:18am Cecile: owwweeee.
	11:18am still b/p: I've had a mildly sore neck for six months. As of last weekend, I've got a half-inch scar-certain bloody split in the forehead and a chipped front tooth. Don't look...I'm hideous.
	11:19am Cecile: jeez, sbp OW
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thatcher was a long time ago - but a real Turning Point as Reagan was in the U.S. & remember: the Clinton Years were also the Gingrich-Karl Rove Republican Revolution years - almost 20 years ago already. Clinton was huge - but dragged the Left to Center to do it.
	11:21am Cheri Pi: YES!!!!!!
	11:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Some nice artwork from Metro the Painting Racehorse: www.paintedbymetro.com
	11:22am Cheri Pi: I bruxed extra hard last night and I'm sorely paying for it today. don't worry tho I have exercises that I can do to relieve the pain. thank goodness for Physical therapists.
	11:23am Marshall Stacks: There just aren't enough great songs about quantitative easing.
	11:23am Cecile: Cheri, I used to be a bruxer! and went throught PT and all that. I love being reminded that the Specials are one of the greatest bands ever.
	11:25am Cheri Pi: Wow is there a cure for it that you know of C$?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - alchyhol is a good muscle-relaxant - but not that good...baths relax but are too small (5'11" here), & you gotta sit funny in them! Monitors are terrible...seems like everything we do distorts us unless yer a gymnast stretching out all the time...
	11:28am Adrian in London: @Cecile and @Cheri I had no idea that 'bruxing' was a word, thanks.
	11:30am Marshall Stacks: DJ Trouble is ON IT this morning!
	11:30am Cheri Pi: Cecile!!! I forgot to tell you, I saw a Power metal band this weekend called Holy Grail, there was SYNCHRONISED hair twirling and all kinds of other awesome nonsense. I was smiling and laughing so hard my cheeks hurt, I bet that has something to do with it.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Fred here is deffo bruxing : www.wfmu.org... - but may well be a chemical component in his case...
	11:32am Trouble: merci, marshall stacks!
	11:33am Cecile: I had a bite plate. It took about a year. I also had talk therapy and behavioral exercises. Learning to relax was very key.
	11:34am Cheri Pi: 2 guys in the band actually looked like real stallions from the cover of harlequin romance books, even galloping around with their guitars, it was too much. Off to Indian lunch y'all :)
	11:34am Cecile: so Holy Grail are someone to look forward to?
	11:34am ffrr: Hi Trouble. Rashida Jones' movie 'Celeste & Jesse Forever' actually has as ESG song on the soundtrack. Just a little tidbit.
	11:35am Cecile: yeah, bruxism is grinding your teeth. It's dental slang. "Oh, look this teeth wear shows you're a bruxer!"
	11:37am Jennique: I kinda like that this song is used in the new Jackie Robinson movie, 42.
	11:40am ottovonbqe: What is JayZ trying to say in this song?
	11:41am Magda: @Jennique I was surprised they didn't use empire state.
	11:43am Cecile: Otto: Jay-Z: I AM THE GREATEST, and Jackie Robinson was a'ight too.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...beat the rush now & say Great Show...
	11:44am ottovonbqe: I'm glad to see that Mr Z is working through his self-esteem issues.
	11:45am Cecile: Duane played it, I think
	11:46am Magda: Was Jay-z commissioned by the travel and tourism bureau to just rap about NY like the Chili Peppers were commissioned to sing about California?
	11:46am braveness23: Pink Floyd's Final Cut album has some choice things to say about Margaret
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All the best words are four-letter words - ! Don't get people saying they don't 'get' Jazz - like it's a problem in Maths, not Music to enjoy...whatever! Of course, the words 'Jazz' & 'Rock'n'Roll' are euphimisms, in fact...
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha! - not everything in ChilliPepper songs about Cali. is flattering...
	11:52am pgw in mntclr: as someone who unfortunately enjoys jazz and looking up background info, i read somewhere on the interwebs that he pronounced it "kwee-beck".
	11:53am Cecile: Jay-Z is not commissioned by anyone. He saw a need in the market and filled it. :D :D :D
	11:54am Adrian in London: Speaking of Ben Watt, Tracey Thorn has a memoir out here in the UK www.amazon.co.uk... (available from lovely independent retailers too). It was serialised on Radio 4's Morning Story segment and is lovely. On my to-buy list.
	11:55am Van in DC: Really enjoyed the music today Trouble - thank you! I also enjoyed totally ignoring political commentary!
	11:57am JUDDY: DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER INFO ON THAT ...."#21" by warabe- uta song? really sweet, would like to get more for my baby boy? thanks
	11:57am Trouble: i would love to read that adrian! she is one of my top vocalists. although her latest stuff is depressing to me, for a host of reasons, all of them probably mine and not hers.
	11:57am Lynn: Richmond Virginia just made Chicken keeping legal! Of course they are also about to destroy a historic area for a ball park. But still. Chickens! Any advice?
	11:58am Trouble: thanks PGW, that sounds about right. thanks for listening in today kiddies, cheerio!
	11:59am Trouble: the japanese cd is a new release that you can find on line i magine
	12:00pm Fernando M Pacheco: Wow!!! Fabio!!! Got a brazilian thing going on today? Can't find these tracks on the radio here in Brazil.
	12:00pm Jennique: Ha! Like the idea of Jay-Z being commissioned by the travel & tourism bureau of NYC. Need to print up some I ♥ J-Z shirts!
	12:00pm pgw in mntclr: consider it anecdotal; i tried to find the source, but could not. also, excellent show!
	8:07am Chris from Stroud England.: Very groovy show dude. Thanks. You're one of the WFMU inspirations in my life. Loved the mix, particularly Thomas Tantrum. Big Love from En-ger-land x

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 9, 2013

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