WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning happy and not so happy chickees!
	9:02am Trouble: today's artist is pierre ferrerro, from france
	9:03am northguineahills: clicky starred....
	9:04am SeanG: Hola! it's better to be a live dog than a dead lion.
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Mithras - a deity considered by some related to / a precursor to the Christ myth...more directly correlated to Astrological / seasonal Cycles...
	9:06am Davee: Everyday is Saturday to a dog! Good morning!
	9:08am duke: Does that account for dog years?
	9:08am Marmalade Kitty: Did a dog tell you that?
	9:08am Davee: Certainly would seem that way.
	9:09am Davee: What does she mean Chickees? I am a Chickadee!
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this reminds me of the slow crickets that are so trendy right now...
	9:14am Davee: I like this but who cares?
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Us? DJ Troub? The artist? NSA? A dog?
	9:17am Marmalade Kitty: Babel is where the phrase; "what are you babelling on about..?" came from?
	9:18am Chris from DC: This is about my speed today. Nice opening.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like the song of the chickadee. It sounds like wistful childhood to me.
	9:21am Davee: I wish to let myself go now!
	9:22am Davee: Every Tuesday morning I have Trouble in my ears!
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they have these little stuffed animal birds now that sing the right song...
	9:25am Davee: True, and you have to squeeze them; I love squeezing them!
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..not sure it's the accurate bird sound they'd make if you squeezed them...
	9:27am Davee: probably sound like a duck if I squeezed too hard!
	9:27am Marmalade Kitty: Harvest festival!
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ceres...it's all about Ancient Mediterranean Deities & Myths today...
	9:29am Trouble: here's a link to where you can order some farm fresh goods, sailed down the hudson:www.goodeggs.com... and more about the project: vermontsailfreightproject.wordpress.com
	9:31am Trouble: a-ha: tower of babel image is a shout out to the confusion our inept congress has bestowed upon us
	9:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oo! Sarangi. Loves Indian type stuff - but I think (?) DJs consider playing it too cliche post-hippie for a World music choice ?? ...think I'll forage for some food & tea up here in my apt. in NewHampshuh & leave some space for others up here for a minute...
	9:35am Marmalade Kitty: The US economy is unable to subsidize a health care system for all citizens..?
	9:35am northguineahills: I'll take cliche post-hippie World music (yes, w/ a capital W), if this is what it is.
	9:37am duke: How long will he be in Hudson? I'm not far from there.
	9:41am Marmalade Kitty: Health care is part of "The domino effect" Pizza all round!
	9:42am Adrian in London: Howdy all. I'm happy but slightly unhappy because Dom La Nena has cancelled tomorrow night's London gig.
	9:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I have a Hudson river view from my apartment and see more kayakers than boats these days.
	9:54am braveness23: ... that's awfully pink. Oh yeah, B23 here!~
	9:56am Marmalade Kitty: Amazing! Quite an adventure for Erik! Better watch that shipping weather!
	10:00am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just walked back into my office and thought Nina Simone was singing in Portuguese.
	10:03am Cecile: I know, right Jennique? It's uncanny.
	10:04am Marmalade Kitty: The Domino theory.. Who knows what could be next! Education for all!? God help us!
	10:07am duke: We don't need no edukation!
	10:07am Cecile: Old eggs are the only way to go to make hardboiled or devilled eggs. If I get freerange eggs, and have to make them, I "cellar" them.
	10:07am chris: Wood Peewee
	10:08am hip: Hi! Great idea that about getting the products directly from producers. We're working (hard) here for same purposes. It's a lot of work at the beginning, but it's fun and tasty!!! ;-)
	10:09am Cecile: The problem with listening to New Orleans Bounce music is that if you don't have someone screaming "ass ass everywhere" over a backing track that sounds like an air raid siren, every thing sounds a little off. Help me, I think I need bounce rehab.
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as I see it : - this totally Divisive Govt. as we now know it - which is more about scoring points Politically then doing their Jobs & actually serving the Nation & the People - starts w/ Gingrich & the Republican Revolution - as scripted by Karl Rove. - Remember: The Clinton Years were their years too - & Clinton dragged the Left to Center to succeed as much as he did - & all that is already 20 years ago ! ...Re the Ceres project - would could be better! We all have the same atmosphere, the same water, & basically the same food sources. We all live in it - the same doggy dish - & the less we poop in it the better ! Lovely photos @ that Link - so European - altho' that's keywords to set off Right-wing rednecks...
	10:14am Cecile: I'm a centrist, but there's a way to do it without being a total tool.
	10:15am tim from champaign: Hey Cecile, this isn't bounce but some bad ass zydeco ghetto tech that been my jam lately: www.youtube.com... It's Stephanie McDee's "Call The Police".
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - most people are Centrist - polls show - & want their Govt. to serve them & take care of business.
	10:18am duke: I dunno. Blossom just doesn't sound like an evil woman.
	10:18am Cecile: Tim, this is BADASS. And you gotta watch Big Freedia's reality show on Fuse. It's crazy. I'm kind of in love with him. Hey! The Oblivions cover this.
	10:22am Cecile: I see that Nenah Cherry and the Thing do it too.
	10:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: Comrades. I'm witchu now. Missed John Foxx, but there's time to catch up...
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WFMwitchU ! ...HalloweenWitch for WFMtUesday...
	10:26am Cecile: okay, this is kind of freaky and cool. If you turn off the sound and synch a "NOLA bounce dance battle" vid to this, it works perfectly!
	10:27am tim from champaign: Cool! Glad you dig it, Cecile. The Oblivians cover was my entre to Ms. McDee. I got to check out Big Freedia's show. Sounds fun.
	10:27am Marmalade Kitty: RRN63:Do the centrists agree that it is ok for their government to take liberties with tax/monetary funds piling billions of good after bad.. "bombing little brown nations..", but no healthcare for the most vulnerable in society.. And if so, what are these people doing about it? or maybe an enforced euthenasia program would work better, though a little to the right?
	10:28am Cecile: His mom is hysterical, and usually 100% right.
	10:30am Cecile: I can't speak for all centrists, but I don't. I think we spend way too much on defense and not enough on govt programs.
	10:31am Marmalade Kitty: Maybe I should butt out of politics.. I'm half American! :)
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Polls are funny things. If you ask about individual items in the ACA - people are in favor. If you ask about it en toto -they're against it. As Billy Bragg said in 'Ideologies Clashing' - schoolbooks, beds in hospitals, peace in our bloody time...
	10:32am Trouble: has anyone read "the hare with the amber eyes" by edmund de waal? i am just finishing it, a great tale. he's an artist who tells the story of his family, almost inadvertently, by telling the tale of a huge collection of netsuke he inherited from a viennese uncle.
	10:33am Marmalade Kitty: Cecile, defence? or attack? Both I would say.
	10:35am Cecile: by "defense" i mean the Defense Department, which doesn't do so much of that anymore.
	10:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the whole point of the U.S. in the beginning was breaking w/ the conflicts of the European Monarchs & being Isolationist. After Manifest Destiny & the Industrial Revolution, we came became the greatest power, though - & in the World Wars the USA became the Arsenal of Democracy. We're the Cops of the World, as Phil Ochs said. It is a dilemma indeed. That Eagle on the great Seal - looking @ the olive branch - but a claw full of arrows clutched in the other awlright...
	10:37am Adrian in London: What's this Aretha song called? ;-) Haven't read it yet Trouble but it's on the list of things I plan to read. I heard him speaking on Desert Island Discs, and have seen him on Tv and want to read it. I'm currently reading Butterflies in November by Audur Ava Olafsdottir and it's lovely, very wry. Her first book, The Greehouse, is lovely too.
	10:38am Cecile: My personal worry is if the streams of twerking and azonto dancing cross. I think the awesomeness would destroy the world.
	10:38am Trouble: hey adrian! that aretha was a marvin gaye tune: wholy holy
	10:38am Cecile: Also, while there would be many lower back injuries at first, everyone's glutes would be amazing.
	10:39am Cecile: Dance Battles! Not War!
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in the original Hebrew, it says Joshua was an expert twerker...
	10:40am tomasz.: i appreciate the fact that FMU comment sections can seamlessly transition between US domestic policy, New Orleans Bounce and the best way to deal with old eggs.
	10:40am Patrick: hey trouble, digging the show so far!
	10:41am Cecile: his wobblywobblywobbly brought down the walls of Jericho.
	10:41am Marmalade Kitty: It's funny, with this "shut down".. They say a week is a long time in politics, but it was only last week the US gov was considering air attacks on Syria.. Shouldn't they prioritise domestic issues first? It's never hard to see it coming.. I'm never shocked or surprised anymore.
	10:41am Trouble: that looks great adrian. she has tons of interests, i am buying it! won't find that at my local library...
	10:42am Adrian in London: Sorry, I was being mischievous, what with her singing "Wholy Holy" for three minutes straight! Just seeing how much Hare with Amber Eyes is on Kindle…
	10:42am Trouble: hey patrick!! how's life in the midwest? glad you left the boehner state of ohio no doubt..
	10:43am Trouble: o sorry, don't listen to the words often, just sounds when i am trying to figure out what to play next. i knew aretha wouldn't swear...
	10:43am Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	10:43am tim from champaign: Make beer, not war!
	10:48am tim from champaign: Those 2 books sound good Trouble and Adrian. I'm finishing up "No Man's Land" by Duong Thu Huong. It's a metaphorical tale about the dysfunction of the Vietnamese government through a relationship story. The author's books are banned in Vietnam and she's not allowed to travel abroad.
	10:48am tomasz.: sick as a dog that i can't get to Radiovision. what guests!
	10:49am Cecile: aw, tomasz, get better.
	10:49am like, um: Baaaad decision
	10:51am Cecile: ah, green!
	10:51am Marmalade Kitty: Trouble, have you seen the British sit com, "the Good Life" :) www.youtube.com...
	10:52am Erella: Scritti Politti was such a great band...
	10:52am tomasz.: aw, thanks, Cecile. i'm a little embarrassed now - should clarify, i'm feeling pretty good, i just mean i'll be in Jersey the wrong month for the conference (November, not October). but you are very kind!
	10:53am Erella: Seems that Green is one of those brilliant musicians that is petrified of playing in front of an audience. Too bad.
	10:53am Cecile: ah, got it. well, good, you're not sick!
	10:54am Patrick: yeah im glad im outta the bonner state, however the gov of michigan is no peach. right now he is trying to force through his "right to work" agenda that other union strong midwest states have suffered. all except ohio where the voters killed it..
	10:56am tim from champaign: Where are you in MI, Patrick?
	10:56am Cecile: I hope that gets voted down, but these days in MI it's as divided over unions as it was when they were shooting at my grandpa in the 30s.
	10:57am Wood Green: @erella green played locally in hackney east london not long ago. true, he does keep a low profile but he is still out and about He lives in east london
	10:57am Cecile: I'm in a union in a right-to-work state. Thank fricking God.
	10:57am Trouble: o and i just started " the millstone" by margaret drabble. what's the deal with her, my UK friends?
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'shooting at my grandpa in the 30s' - !!
	10:59am Marmalade Kitty: Apparently, "The good life" 1975, aired in the US under the title "Good neighbors" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Life_(1975_TV_series)
	11:00am Cecile: Yup. And when my dad was in a shop voting on a union with my gramps in the 50s, they had to deal with thugs with bats and chains. He's conservative/libertarian, but never ever on the subject of unions. He tried to unionize the profs at the school he taught at, but they blew him off. He had the last laugh.
	11:01am Adrian in London: Margaret Drabble's son, Joe, is a regular presenter on TV show Gardener's World, if that helps!
	11:01am Cecile: I'm not a fan of Margaret Drabble. I had to read quite a bit of her work for school.
	11:01am Trouble: tim, that sounds great too! yes marmalade kitty i have seen a few of those, i should look them up, kooky, fun
	11:02am Cecile: and knowing him, he laughed hard. Because he's more than a bit of a SOB.
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wonder what sort of sense of humor I'd have if there'd been no BritCom...
	11:02am peter: good foggy morning from the pacific northwest troubled listeners! The wild mushroom show this weekend was delectable and now Tuesday Troubled Tunes are just the thing for Tuesday morningj!
	11:03am Trouble: no i was just wondering what her presence was like when the book was written. i like it, and seems like there are a lot more. i have been discovering tons of fab english woman writers lately. one of my all time faves is penelope fitzgerald!
	11:03am Cecile: peter, do you hunt for wild mushrooms. That terrifies me! I am so afraid I would make a huge, fatal mistake.
	11:03am braveness23: Great tune, this nicholas desamory !
	11:03am Trouble: hellllo peter!
	11:03am Andrew Waterloo: Most Americans are unaware of America's labour history.
	11:06am Marmalade Kitty: America is not the only place tripping its little tits off.. uK's the same! :/
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah AW - which earlier gave us most of the rights we have as workers - the Red Scare but before that too...
	11:08am Ken From Hyde Park: My mom was in labor, but I was too young to remember it.
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...never forget the Depression lead into WWII - things get tight, everyone's an Economically Conservative Nationalist suddenly...
	11:09am Trouble: thanks braveness, nicholas bussman is one half of telebossa, here he is working with his wife, artist, lucile desamory
	11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...delectable! - but one does periodically hear that story about the mushroom 'expert' ate the wrong one anyway & died...
	11:10am Trouble: ridiculously tragic that most americans view labor now thru the eye of management: as the enemy. rather self defeating, but few see that.
	11:10am Adrian in London: @Trouble Can't help, I'm afraid; I haven't read her. I've just re-read all Lorrie Moore's short stories, and loved them all over again.
	11:13am Andrew Waterloo: It's funny to know that the most staunchly anti-union person I know is also the guy that plays World of War craft at work, and probably the first one to tell you what your rights are under the government labour laws.
	11:13am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bicycle ride in the sky? Predicting the future of movies of E.T.??
	11:14am Trouble: i will look up lorrie moore, and you should read penelope fitzgerald if you haven't! "the blue flower", "the bookshop", i love them all! she's amazing
	11:14am Erella: @Wood Green, glad he is still playing out. He is fabulously talented. He really knows how to write a fabulous song. I took Mary Margaret O'hara to see him play about 5 hears ago here in Toronto and there were fewer than 20 people in the audience. He was unaware of her music. I would dream of a collaboration of the 2 of them.
	11:15am Erella: Trouble, thank you for this sweet Wyatt song. Perfect for this morning.
	11:15am tim from champaign: Trouble - Start with Lorrie Moore's "Birds Of America."
	11:16am Trouble: that sounds like an appropriate title, tim! hello erella!
	11:16am braveness23: Trouble, is there a WFMU pledge drive going on right now?
	11:19am Marmalade Kitty: I was just reading about Rosa Luxemburg lastnight and how the Right wing Friedkorp murderously set upon the workers groups and unions. Fascinating story!
	11:23am Trouble: yes braveness there is. we are fund raising for a radio theater in our ground floor space! very exciting, allowing us to create programming that peeps could attend! i will mention it shortly..but of course there is lots of info on the front page: wfmu.org
	11:24am peter: Rev Rabbit: Love the common name for Amanita Ocreata: The Destroying Angel!
	11:24am Marmalade Kitty: *..on orders of the "Social Democrat" leader.
	11:25am braveness23: cool, I will try to help out. I have been bleeding money as of late so I don't think I'll be able to be as aggressive as last year.
	11:27am chris: The Peewee returns
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I do believe it's well time to move up to the $15/month level for FMU - but I forgot to get a career, Folx - so I will have to wait a tiny bit to start...
	11:29am France: I surrender
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - listen - France fought like hell in WW Uno - & significantly helped to win the American Revolution, freedom fries eaters...
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& certain other countries would readily attest that France has been all too Militant. Ha!...
	11:34am kirk from beer city usa: nice version of maiden voyage
	11:34am Adrian in London: @Trouble @Tim Yes, Birds of America is a good starting point but there is a complete short story collection available now.
	11:36am KP: Hey i see Diego Garcia's career is taking off since he appeared in this space. you have magic touch, Trouble.
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This is my fave Amy Winehouse song. Always thought she'd do a great job singing the next James Bond theme.
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Amy a real loss.
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Gotta go birding. Happy Tuesday Trouble and co.
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - enjoy J!
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for listening, all! turn out for the vermont sail freight project if "ceres" is stopping near you. check the links i put in the comments page or on the accuplaylist. see you next week with lots of 45's!
	11:59am Brian in UK: You can fool the children of the revolution. Happy days.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
alireza mahayekhi	mithra, op 90 "mithra, op 90" by "alireza mahayekhi"	persian electronic music 1966-2006	sub rosa				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood	disc 3/2 "disc 3/2" by "annea lockwood"	a sound map of the danube					0:07:22 (Pop-up)
federico aubele	berlin "berlin" by "federico aubele"	berlin 13					0:13:34 (Pop-up)
wendy and bonnie	let yourself go another time	Genesis 1970-1975 Box Set					0:17:45 (Pop-up)
lala	ba serenje balokulila bawishibo	kalinba and kalumbi songs/ norhtern rhodesia					0:21:06 (Pop-up)

ram narayan	jogia` "jogia`" by "ram narayan"	sarangi/the voice of a hundred colors					0:27:45 (Pop-up)
phone interview with erik andrus	"phone interview with erik andrus"	http://vermontsailfreightproject.wordpress.com/					0:38:54 (Pop-up)
anne briggs	tidewave "tidewave" by "anne briggs"	time has come					0:51:59 (Pop-up)
joe hill louis	we all gotta go sometime	sun records 25 blues classics					0:55:08 (Pop-up)
johnny alf	tudo que e preciso "tudo que e preciso" by "johnny alf"	johnny alf	mr bongo		re-issue	*	0:57:46 (Pop-up)
kitty, daisy & lewis	Mohair Sam "Mohair Sam" by "kitty, daisy & lewis"	Kitty, Daisy & Lewis					1:00:21 (Pop-up)

julia holter	In The Green Wild (Radio Edit)		domino	Single		*	1:08:06 (Pop-up)
john foxx and the belbury circle	the right path	empty avenues	ghost box			*	1:11:57 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	blossom's blues "blossom's blues" by "blossom dearie"						1:15:27 (Pop-up)
les surfs	ecoute cet air-la "ecoute cet air-la" by "les surfs"			7"			1:18:37 (Pop-up)
royksopp	a higher place "a higher place" by "royksopp"						1:21:20 (Pop-up)
sound directions	on the hill "on the hill" by "sound directions"	the funky side of life					1:25:34 (Pop-up)
aretha franklin	wholy holy "wholy holy" by "aretha franklin"	amazing grace					1:29:11 (Pop-up)
bosq of whiskey barons	never feel cold featuring Mendee Ichikawa	bosq y orquesta de madera	ubiquity			*	1:34:25 (Pop-up)
la machine	supermaggot "supermaggot" by "la machine"	phases & repetition	castle face			*	1:39:01 (Pop-up)

scritti politti	wood beez( pray like aretha franklin)			12"			1:49:00 (Pop-up)
G.T. green	soapbox "soapbox" by "G.T. green"	hello children issue #1 faye's 2013 fundraising premium v/a					1:53:15 (Pop-up)
The Limiñanas	salvation "salvation" by "The Limiñanas"	crystal anis					1:57:10 (Pop-up)
nicholas desamory	all the world "all the world" by "nicholas desamory"	like you	m=minimal				2:01:07 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt	chelsa "chelsa" by "robert wyatt"	'68	cuneiform			*	2:10:21 (Pop-up)
synthesis	chock full of dub version						2:15:20 (Pop-up)
cotillion	if you give a dance "if you give a dance" by "cotillion"	Personal Space: Electronic Soul 1974-1984 (V/A)					2:17:41 (Pop-up)
mireille mathieu	paris en colere "paris en colere" by "mireille mathieu"			7"			2:21:49 (Pop-up)

kelle paterson	maiden voyage "maiden voyage" by "kelle paterson"	black jazz radio v/a	black jazz			*	2:31:35 (Pop-up)
keith fullerton whitman	stereo music for serge modular synthesizer	Synthaesthesia: Scott Williams's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/A)					2:36:59 (Pop-up)
amy winehouse	love is a losing game (live at itunes festival london 2007)						2:39:42 (Pop-up)
diego garcia	tell me "tell me" by "diego garcia"	paradise	concord records			*	2:42:04 (Pop-up)

takagi masakatsu	piano "piano" by "takagi masakatsu"	journal for people					2:48:34 (Pop-up)
dolly mixture	speed your wishes "speed your wishes" by "dolly mixture"	demonstration tapes					2:50:50 (Pop-up)
The Apartments	the failure of love is a brickwall	a life full of farewells					2:54:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning happy and not so happy chickees!
	9:02am Trouble: today's artist is pierre ferrerro, from france
	9:03am northguineahills: clicky starred....
	9:04am SeanG: Hola! it's better to be a live dog than a dead lion.
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Mithras - a deity considered by some related to / a precursor to the Christ myth...more directly correlated to Astrological / seasonal Cycles...
	9:06am Davee: Everyday is Saturday to a dog! Good morning!
	9:08am duke: Does that account for dog years?
	9:08am Marmalade Kitty: Did a dog tell you that?
	9:08am Davee: Certainly would seem that way.
	9:09am Davee: What does she mean Chickees? I am a Chickadee!
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this reminds me of the slow crickets that are so trendy right now...
	9:14am Davee: I like this but who cares?
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Us? DJ Troub? The artist? NSA? A dog?
	9:17am Marmalade Kitty: Babel is where the phrase; "what are you babelling on about..?" came from?
	9:18am Chris from DC: This is about my speed today. Nice opening.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like the song of the chickadee. It sounds like wistful childhood to me.
	9:21am Davee: I wish to let myself go now!
	9:22am Davee: Every Tuesday morning I have Trouble in my ears!
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they have these little stuffed animal birds now that sing the right song...
	9:25am Davee: True, and you have to squeeze them; I love squeezing them!
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..not sure it's the accurate bird sound they'd make if you squeezed them...
	9:27am Davee: probably sound like a duck if I squeezed too hard!
	9:27am Marmalade Kitty: Harvest festival!
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ceres...it's all about Ancient Mediterranean Deities & Myths today...
	9:29am Trouble: here's a link to where you can order some farm fresh goods, sailed down the hudson:www.goodeggs.com... and more about the project: vermontsailfreightproject.wordpress.com
	9:31am Trouble: a-ha: tower of babel image is a shout out to the confusion our inept congress has bestowed upon us
	9:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oo! Sarangi. Loves Indian type stuff - but I think (?) DJs consider playing it too cliche post-hippie for a World music choice ?? ...think I'll forage for some food & tea up here in my apt. in NewHampshuh & leave some space for others up here for a minute...
	9:35am Marmalade Kitty: The US economy is unable to subsidize a health care system for all citizens..?
	9:35am northguineahills: I'll take cliche post-hippie World music (yes, w/ a capital W), if this is what it is.
	9:37am duke: How long will he be in Hudson? I'm not far from there.
	9:41am Marmalade Kitty: Health care is part of "The domino effect" Pizza all round!
	9:42am Adrian in London: Howdy all. I'm happy but slightly unhappy because Dom La Nena has cancelled tomorrow night's London gig.
	9:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I have a Hudson river view from my apartment and see more kayakers than boats these days.
	9:54am braveness23: ... that's awfully pink. Oh yeah, B23 here!~
	9:56am Marmalade Kitty: Amazing! Quite an adventure for Erik! Better watch that shipping weather!
	10:00am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just walked back into my office and thought Nina Simone was singing in Portuguese.
	10:03am Cecile: I know, right Jennique? It's uncanny.
	10:04am Marmalade Kitty: The Domino theory.. Who knows what could be next! Education for all!? God help us!
	10:07am duke: We don't need no edukation!
	10:07am Cecile: Old eggs are the only way to go to make hardboiled or devilled eggs. If I get freerange eggs, and have to make them, I "cellar" them.
	10:07am chris: Wood Peewee
	10:08am hip: Hi! Great idea that about getting the products directly from producers. We're working (hard) here for same purposes. It's a lot of work at the beginning, but it's fun and tasty!!! ;-)
	10:09am Cecile: The problem with listening to New Orleans Bounce music is that if you don't have someone screaming "ass ass everywhere" over a backing track that sounds like an air raid siren, every thing sounds a little off. Help me, I think I need bounce rehab.
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as I see it : - this totally Divisive Govt. as we now know it - which is more about scoring points Politically then doing their Jobs & actually serving the Nation & the People - starts w/ Gingrich & the Republican Revolution - as scripted by Karl Rove. - Remember: The Clinton Years were their years too - & Clinton dragged the Left to Center to succeed as much as he did - & all that is already 20 years ago ! ...Re the Ceres project - would could be better! We all have the same atmosphere, the same water, & basically the same food sources. We all live in it - the same doggy dish - & the less we poop in it the better ! Lovely photos @ that Link - so European - altho' that's keywords to set off Right-wing rednecks...
	10:14am Cecile: I'm a centrist, but there's a way to do it without being a total tool.
	10:15am tim from champaign: Hey Cecile, this isn't bounce but some bad ass zydeco ghetto tech that been my jam lately: www.youtube.com... It's Stephanie McDee's "Call The Police".
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - most people are Centrist - polls show - & want their Govt. to serve them & take care of business.
	10:18am duke: I dunno. Blossom just doesn't sound like an evil woman.
	10:18am Cecile: Tim, this is BADASS. And you gotta watch Big Freedia's reality show on Fuse. It's crazy. I'm kind of in love with him. Hey! The Oblivions cover this.
	10:22am Cecile: I see that Nenah Cherry and the Thing do it too.
	10:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: Comrades. I'm witchu now. Missed John Foxx, but there's time to catch up...
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WFMwitchU ! ...HalloweenWitch for WFMtUesday...
	10:26am Cecile: okay, this is kind of freaky and cool. If you turn off the sound and synch a "NOLA bounce dance battle" vid to this, it works perfectly!
	10:27am tim from champaign: Cool! Glad you dig it, Cecile. The Oblivians cover was my entre to Ms. McDee. I got to check out Big Freedia's show. Sounds fun.
	10:27am Marmalade Kitty: RRN63:Do the centrists agree that it is ok for their government to take liberties with tax/monetary funds piling billions of good after bad.. "bombing little brown nations..", but no healthcare for the most vulnerable in society.. And if so, what are these people doing about it? or maybe an enforced euthenasia program would work better, though a little to the right?
	10:28am Cecile: His mom is hysterical, and usually 100% right.
	10:30am Cecile: I can't speak for all centrists, but I don't. I think we spend way too much on defense and not enough on govt programs.
	10:31am Marmalade Kitty: Maybe I should butt out of politics.. I'm half American! :)
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Polls are funny things. If you ask about individual items in the ACA - people are in favor. If you ask about it en toto -they're against it. As Billy Bragg said in 'Ideologies Clashing' - schoolbooks, beds in hospitals, peace in our bloody time...
	10:32am Trouble: has anyone read "the hare with the amber eyes" by edmund de waal? i am just finishing it, a great tale. he's an artist who tells the story of his family, almost inadvertently, by telling the tale of a huge collection of netsuke he inherited from a viennese uncle.
	10:33am Marmalade Kitty: Cecile, defence? or attack? Both I would say.
	10:35am Cecile: by "defense" i mean the Defense Department, which doesn't do so much of that anymore.
	10:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the whole point of the U.S. in the beginning was breaking w/ the conflicts of the European Monarchs & being Isolationist. After Manifest Destiny & the Industrial Revolution, we came became the greatest power, though - & in the World Wars the USA became the Arsenal of Democracy. We're the Cops of the World, as Phil Ochs said. It is a dilemma indeed. That Eagle on the great Seal - looking @ the olive branch - but a claw full of arrows clutched in the other awlright...
	10:37am Adrian in London: What's this Aretha song called? ;-) Haven't read it yet Trouble but it's on the list of things I plan to read. I heard him speaking on Desert Island Discs, and have seen him on Tv and want to read it. I'm currently reading Butterflies in November by Audur Ava Olafsdottir and it's lovely, very wry. Her first book, The Greehouse, is lovely too.
	10:38am Cecile: My personal worry is if the streams of twerking and azonto dancing cross. I think the awesomeness would destroy the world.
	10:38am Trouble: hey adrian! that aretha was a marvin gaye tune: wholy holy
	10:38am Cecile: Also, while there would be many lower back injuries at first, everyone's glutes would be amazing.
	10:39am Cecile: Dance Battles! Not War!
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in the original Hebrew, it says Joshua was an expert twerker...
	10:40am tomasz.: i appreciate the fact that FMU comment sections can seamlessly transition between US domestic policy, New Orleans Bounce and the best way to deal with old eggs.
	10:40am Patrick: hey trouble, digging the show so far!
	10:41am Cecile: his wobblywobblywobbly brought down the walls of Jericho.
	10:41am Marmalade Kitty: It's funny, with this "shut down".. They say a week is a long time in politics, but it was only last week the US gov was considering air attacks on Syria.. Shouldn't they prioritise domestic issues first? It's never hard to see it coming.. I'm never shocked or surprised anymore.
	10:41am Trouble: that looks great adrian. she has tons of interests, i am buying it! won't find that at my local library...
	10:42am Adrian in London: Sorry, I was being mischievous, what with her singing "Wholy Holy" for three minutes straight! Just seeing how much Hare with Amber Eyes is on Kindle…
	10:42am Trouble: hey patrick!! how's life in the midwest? glad you left the boehner state of ohio no doubt..
	10:43am Trouble: o sorry, don't listen to the words often, just sounds when i am trying to figure out what to play next. i knew aretha wouldn't swear...
	10:43am Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	10:43am tim from champaign: Make beer, not war!
	10:48am tim from champaign: Those 2 books sound good Trouble and Adrian. I'm finishing up "No Man's Land" by Duong Thu Huong. It's a metaphorical tale about the dysfunction of the Vietnamese government through a relationship story. The author's books are banned in Vietnam and she's not allowed to travel abroad.
	10:48am tomasz.: sick as a dog that i can't get to Radiovision. what guests!
	10:49am Cecile: aw, tomasz, get better.
	10:49am like, um: Baaaad decision
	10:51am Cecile: ah, green!
	10:51am Marmalade Kitty: Trouble, have you seen the British sit com, "the Good Life" :) www.youtube.com...
	10:52am Erella: Scritti Politti was such a great band...
	10:52am tomasz.: aw, thanks, Cecile. i'm a little embarrassed now - should clarify, i'm feeling pretty good, i just mean i'll be in Jersey the wrong month for the conference (November, not October). but you are very kind!
	10:53am Erella: Seems that Green is one of those brilliant musicians that is petrified of playing in front of an audience. Too bad.
	10:53am Cecile: ah, got it. well, good, you're not sick!
	10:54am Patrick: yeah im glad im outta the bonner state, however the gov of michigan is no peach. right now he is trying to force through his "right to work" agenda that other union strong midwest states have suffered. all except ohio where the voters killed it..
	10:56am tim from champaign: Where are you in MI, Patrick?
	10:56am Cecile: I hope that gets voted down, but these days in MI it's as divided over unions as it was when they were shooting at my grandpa in the 30s.
	10:57am Wood Green: @erella green played locally in hackney east london not long ago. true, he does keep a low profile but he is still out and about He lives in east london
	10:57am Cecile: I'm in a union in a right-to-work state. Thank fricking God.
	10:57am Trouble: o and i just started " the millstone" by margaret drabble. what's the deal with her, my UK friends?
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'shooting at my grandpa in the 30s' - !!
	10:59am Marmalade Kitty: Apparently, "The good life" 1975, aired in the US under the title "Good neighbors" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Life_(1975_TV_series)
	11:00am Cecile: Yup. And when my dad was in a shop voting on a union with my gramps in the 50s, they had to deal with thugs with bats and chains. He's conservative/libertarian, but never ever on the subject of unions. He tried to unionize the profs at the school he taught at, but they blew him off. He had the last laugh.
	11:01am Adrian in London: Margaret Drabble's son, Joe, is a regular presenter on TV show Gardener's World, if that helps!
	11:01am Cecile: I'm not a fan of Margaret Drabble. I had to read quite a bit of her work for school.
	11:01am Trouble: tim, that sounds great too! yes marmalade kitty i have seen a few of those, i should look them up, kooky, fun
	11:02am Cecile: and knowing him, he laughed hard. Because he's more than a bit of a SOB.
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wonder what sort of sense of humor I'd have if there'd been no BritCom...
	11:02am peter: good foggy morning from the pacific northwest troubled listeners! The wild mushroom show this weekend was delectable and now Tuesday Troubled Tunes are just the thing for Tuesday morningj!
	11:03am Trouble: no i was just wondering what her presence was like when the book was written. i like it, and seems like there are a lot more. i have been discovering tons of fab english woman writers lately. one of my all time faves is penelope fitzgerald!
	11:03am Cecile: peter, do you hunt for wild mushrooms. That terrifies me! I am so afraid I would make a huge, fatal mistake.
	11:03am braveness23: Great tune, this nicholas desamory !
	11:03am Trouble: hellllo peter!
	11:03am Andrew Waterloo: Most Americans are unaware of America's labour history.
	11:06am Marmalade Kitty: America is not the only place tripping its little tits off.. uK's the same! :/
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah AW - which earlier gave us most of the rights we have as workers - the Red Scare but before that too...
	11:08am Ken From Hyde Park: My mom was in labor, but I was too young to remember it.
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...never forget the Depression lead into WWII - things get tight, everyone's an Economically Conservative Nationalist suddenly...
	11:09am Trouble: thanks braveness, nicholas bussman is one half of telebossa, here he is working with his wife, artist, lucile desamory
	11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...delectable! - but one does periodically hear that story about the mushroom 'expert' ate the wrong one anyway & died...
	11:10am Trouble: ridiculously tragic that most americans view labor now thru the eye of management: as the enemy. rather self defeating, but few see that.
	11:10am Adrian in London: @Trouble Can't help, I'm afraid; I haven't read her. I've just re-read all Lorrie Moore's short stories, and loved them all over again.
	11:13am Andrew Waterloo: It's funny to know that the most staunchly anti-union person I know is also the guy that plays World of War craft at work, and probably the first one to tell you what your rights are under the government labour laws.
	11:13am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bicycle ride in the sky? Predicting the future of movies of E.T.??
	11:14am Trouble: i will look up lorrie moore, and you should read penelope fitzgerald if you haven't! "the blue flower", "the bookshop", i love them all! she's amazing
	11:14am Erella: @Wood Green, glad he is still playing out. He is fabulously talented. He really knows how to write a fabulous song. I took Mary Margaret O'hara to see him play about 5 hears ago here in Toronto and there were fewer than 20 people in the audience. He was unaware of her music. I would dream of a collaboration of the 2 of them.
	11:15am Erella: Trouble, thank you for this sweet Wyatt song. Perfect for this morning.
	11:15am tim from champaign: Trouble - Start with Lorrie Moore's "Birds Of America."
	11:16am Trouble: that sounds like an appropriate title, tim! hello erella!
	11:16am braveness23: Trouble, is there a WFMU pledge drive going on right now?
	11:19am Marmalade Kitty: I was just reading about Rosa Luxemburg lastnight and how the Right wing Friedkorp murderously set upon the workers groups and unions. Fascinating story!
	11:23am Trouble: yes braveness there is. we are fund raising for a radio theater in our ground floor space! very exciting, allowing us to create programming that peeps could attend! i will mention it shortly..but of course there is lots of info on the front page: wfmu.org
	11:24am peter: Rev Rabbit: Love the common name for Amanita Ocreata: The Destroying Angel!
	11:24am Marmalade Kitty: *..on orders of the "Social Democrat" leader.
	11:25am braveness23: cool, I will try to help out. I have been bleeding money as of late so I don't think I'll be able to be as aggressive as last year.
	11:27am chris: The Peewee returns
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I do believe it's well time to move up to the $15/month level for FMU - but I forgot to get a career, Folx - so I will have to wait a tiny bit to start...
	11:29am France: I surrender
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - listen - France fought like hell in WW Uno - & significantly helped to win the American Revolution, freedom fries eaters...
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& certain other countries would readily attest that France has been all too Militant. Ha!...
	11:34am kirk from beer city usa: nice version of maiden voyage
	11:34am Adrian in London: @Trouble @Tim Yes, Birds of America is a good starting point but there is a complete short story collection available now.
	11:36am KP: Hey i see Diego Garcia's career is taking off since he appeared in this space. you have magic touch, Trouble.
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This is my fave Amy Winehouse song. Always thought she'd do a great job singing the next James Bond theme.
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Amy a real loss.
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Gotta go birding. Happy Tuesday Trouble and co.
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - enjoy J!
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for listening, all! turn out for the vermont sail freight project if "ceres" is stopping near you. check the links i put in the comments page or on the accuplaylist. see you next week with lots of 45's!
	11:59am Brian in UK: You can fool the children of the revolution. Happy days.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2013

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