WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 17, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:02am Guido from Cologne: hello Trouble and everyone!
	9:02am common: morning trouble! people! great art, as usual!
	9:04am hamburger: keep on troubin troubskateers
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble. Good morning to you, and Hello! to all the troubled listening in.
	9:12am Sem Chumbo: La Callas! Sweet stuff:)
	9:16am SeanG: Hello everybody
	9:17am Trouble: goooood morning music fans and those just along for the soccer fashion updates ride
	9:18am trouble: today's gorgeous art is by sabatina leccia
	9:23am Vito S. Brevis: Soccer vs fashion: I'm not sad to see the striped shoulders look gone, but for the USA, can you say Garanimals?
	9:24am jamesie: Felij Natal or something like that
	9:27am Alessia: Salut Trouble! Salut a tout le monde!
	9:27am Tiago: don't even speak to me about soccer... 4-0
	9:33am bobdoesthings: g'morning
	9:35am Trouble: my sympathies to you tiago, that was raw
	9:37am jamesie: the only Brazilian phrase I know
	9:38am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble + everybody!
	9:39am Van in DC: Good morning, great day!
	9:41am George: Hi Trouble, Hi all
	9:43am Adrian in London: Hi. I'm avoiding the World Cup BUT the US strip is absolutely lovely, probably because it reminds me of the French national champion's cycling jersey.
	9:44am sugarwolf: yay DJ Icepack!
	9:45am d¢ pät: Let's talk soccer...4-0!
	9:45am d¢ pät: also ugly win by team OOSA
	9:47am duke: yes Jolie Holland. This is a different style for her. I like it.
	9:48am Parq: The World Cup is a remarkable thing -- where else would the U.S. be the underdog against Ghana?
	9:49am d¢ pät: yes and they should have lost the way they were playing.
	9:49am Rev. Turnip Druid: Just about to slip away for mtg., but PEEPLE!
	9:49am Parq: And where else could we, as we did last Sunday, repeatedly see the phrase "Argentina and Bosnia"?
	9:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...and yes. Burger King was not the better team yesterday. Lucky.
	9:52am d¢ pät: they are going to have their hearts surgically removed and handed to them when they play the mighty Germans.
	9:54am Van in DC: Any Jana Hunter or Sharon Van Etten queued up for today? If not, that's okay, I get to see them both tonight live. Really looking forward to it!
	9:58am d¢ pät: it's hard boasting about the Germans without sounding...fascistic?
	9:58am Rev. Turnip Druid: They will destroy the USA AND make the trains run on time.
	9:59am Adrian in London: This song's marvellous.
	10:00am Parq: The German soccer empire will last a thousand years.
	10:00am robyn: will be interesting to watch brazil today. their first game they seemed caught up in nerves.
	10:03am d¢ pät: I know a bunch of Mexicans that hope they're still caught nervy..
	10:04am d¢ pät: minus *caught...
	10:15am robyn: i'm sure! who do you think is the best team right now? hard to imagine we saw the best argentina and spain have to offer. germany looked the strongest but they only played against 10 guys for half the match...altho they were up 2-0 at least before that
	10:16am d¢ pät: Germans, yes. But watching Netherlands and of course Brazil. LIVERBIRDS??
	10:17am Adrian in London: whispers It's pronounced "L"eye"ver"
	10:18am Adrian in London: Uh, at least if they're from Liverpool it is…? I'll go back to me ironing now…
	10:19am d¢ pät: Belgians have a deep team too--we'll see how they do today. Leyeverbirds? Really? So then is it Leyeverpool?
	10:23am Adrian in London: There was a 70s sitcom called The Liver Birds about two women form Merseyside and that was definitely pronounced "lie". So who knows?
	10:25am d¢ pät: little research--might come from the piece of laver (seaweed) in the birds mouth? good to know.
	10:25am marmalade kitty: @DCP I thought your boy Stirling had scored for England inside a minute of the Italy game! more to come from him hopefully!
	10:27am marmalade kitty: Goaaaaaal! no! side netting :p
	10:30am robyn: there should be statues of stephin merritt in town squares across the country.
	10:30am bobdoesthings: was that the guy from magnetic fields?
	10:31am robyn: oui
	10:31am bobdoesthings: ah.. thought I knew that voice
	10:32am Van in DC: Regarding the World Cup, congrats to our US side. You take a win in this event any way you can get it. It was just our 8th win ever in the tournament.
	10:37am George: Clothilde!
	10:39am d¢ pät: @mk -- yeah, I thought it was in too. he looks better all the time. Wait...8th win ever? Didn't US come in 3rd place for the first WC?
	10:39am bobdoesthings: ahh I need this! clothilde is awesome.
	10:40am coelacanth: bonjour Trouble and Trouble seekers. Beautiful art today. excellent tunes today.
	10:41am Greg from Bloomfield: Clothilde > everybody
	10:43am common: yay, big star!
	10:43am braveness23: B23 Star here!
	10:43am Van in DC: I took the 8 wins stat from a sports station DJ's blog. sturminator.blogspot.com...
	10:43am SeanG: ALEX
	10:47am d¢ pät: hmmm. Not sure that's right. US only needed to win 2 matches to come in 3rd place in 1930? Actually maybe it is, there were only 13 teams in the first WC. huh!
	10:52am Robert: Believe it or not, the recent TV serial "Lost" was based in part on "The Life and Loves of a She-Devil".
	10:52am duke: I would think Rhode Island Blues would be one of Trouble's favorite Fay Weldon books.
	10:52am Van in DC: Sharon! Thanks!
	10:53am d¢ pät: I gotta tell ya, I was lost in Rhode Island once and stopped at a fire station to ask for directions. I couldn't understand one thing that guy said.
	10:55am Robert: "Lost" contained various clues to its She-Devil cx in the form of references to hunter vs. fisher, and a character with a couple of moles on her face. It's all part of the theme in the hidden plot of "Lost" of persons imitating & usurping other persons' identities, as per "She-Devil", "Seconds", and Flitcraft. There were clues all over the place.
	10:56am duke: When I started working in RI, I was told that if you are driving for more than 45 minutes in RI, you're lost.
	10:57am Robert: It also helped that David Lindelof (the father of "Lost" co-creator Damon) sat us down one night and showed us the entirety of the TV serial adaptation of Weldon's novel, plus the Roseanne Barr movie.
	11:07am Peter: Morning from the Left Coast. Packing and moving the art building after ten years of making and collecting stuff! Chucho Maria Jose! A lotta stuff!
	11:09am d¢ pät: holy CRAP! HE DID EXPLODE!
	11:09am Van in DC: So, apparently it's National Pollinator Week. Birds are being celebrated today, in fact. www.fs.fed.us... The Smithsonian Natural History museum also has a big pollinator thingy going on.
	11:09am Robert: "Lost" even had its character corresponding to Fisher live in a big foot at the edge of the sea, and it was implied that the foot had once been part of a high tower.
	11:26am Van in DC: Thank you Trouble, I have to run, work calls. If I get to talk with Sharon tonight at 9:30 Club here I'll be sure to tell her hi from you.
	11:28am Whosondephone: That bug sounded like a fart to me.
	11:28am Yogi Bear: Red Sox suck
	11:29am d¢ pät: who's Icepack rooting for in WC?
	11:30am duke: Welcome DJ Icepack
	11:31am maja: Hi trouble was here all time but see playlist just now, always like the art works you choose. (and music of course , but that's old news) thank you for today again
	11:33am bobdoesthings: wavefaring... you think he meant wayfaring?
	11:35am jamesie: good to hear ya, Icepack
	11:49am bobdoesthings: rose selavy a nod to marcel duchamp if my art history knowledge is correct..
	11:51am Trouble: indeed!
	11:51am sugarwolf: There's a live performance of this on YouTube that's so good.
	11:52am βrian: Why, it's a 17.78 cm vinyl.
	11:57am sugarwolf: Ha ha, it's a phase that's lasted a decade and a half.
	12:00pm robyn: if teenagers didn't sigh, they'd be ten feet tall. thanks for the great show trouble!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 17, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
doug carn	dwell like a ghost "dwell like a ghost" by "doug carn"	spirit of the new land	snowdog-black jazz	1972		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marc Ribot Trio	old man river "old man river" by "Marc Ribot Trio"	live at the village vanguard	Pi recordings			*	0:02:10 (Pop-up)
django reinhardt	souvenirs "souvenirs" by "django reinhardt"	the london deccas 38 & 39 volume 2	jsp				0:08:20 (Pop-up)
maria callas	printemps qui commence ,samson et delila, act 1	sings great arias from french operas	angel				0:10:29 (Pop-up)
leyland kirby	diminishing emotion	breaks my heart each time	apollo			*	0:16:26 (Pop-up)
Dexter Johnson & Le Super Star de Dakar	something you got	Live à l'Étoile	teranga beat	1969		*	0:26:11 (Pop-up)
bishop manning and family	it's going to rain	i made it over: manning gospel productions	manning			*	0:30:28 (Pop-up)
Ernesto Djédjé	zibote "zibote" by "Ernesto Djédjé"	African Pearls: Cote d'Ivoire/West African Crossroads	syllart				0:34:08 (Pop-up)

jolie holland	all the love "all the love" by "jolie holland"	wine dark sea	anti-			*	0:44:49 (Pop-up)
Abdelkbir Marchane & Ahmed Baqbou	jilala	Ouled Bambara: Portraits of Gnawa	drag city/ twos & fews				0:48:41 (Pop-up)
christophe	aline "aline" by "christophe"	aline	Disques Vogues		7"		0:50:16 (Pop-up)
brown sugar	i'm in love with a dreadlock	this is lovers rock v/a	Greensleeves Records				0:53:26 (Pop-up)
boom clap bachelors	lob-stop-sta "lob-stop-sta" by "boom clap bachelors"	mellem dine laeber	plug research				0:56:25 (Pop-up)
brian harnetty	may 2, 1973/sow, so, soul/"	the star faced one:from the sun ra/el saturn archives	atavistic				1:02:24 (Pop-up)
cosmic rays	daddy's gonna tell you no lie	the golden groups part 57	norton records			*	1:03:34 (Pop-up)
el reloj	jovenes y sexys "jovenes y sexys" by "el reloj"	bruno ep	the poni republic				1:06:24 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	too much lovin "too much lovin" by "joe bataan"	gypsy woman	fania				1:09:24 (Pop-up)

the liverbirds	hands off "hands off" by "the liverbirds"	from mersyside to hamburg: the complete star club recordings	big beat records				1:16:12 (Pop-up)
simon de lacy	baby come back to me	Hello Everyone: Popsike Sparks from Denmark Street 1968-70	grapefruit			*	1:18:51 (Pop-up)
pussycat	ce n'est pas une vie "ce n'est pas une vie" by "pussycat"	Boof! The Complete Pussy Cat 1966-1969	cherry red			*	1:22:03 (Pop-up)
even as we speak	goes so slow "goes so slow" by "even as we speak"	glass arcade v/a	sarah records				1:24:48 (Pop-up)
Future Bible Heroes	she devils of the deep	future bible heroes	slowriver				1:27:00 (Pop-up)
ken griffin	king's serenade "king's serenade" by "ken griffin"	hawaiian serenade	columbia record		10"		1:30:52 (Pop-up)
dj balani	balani sanga "balani sanga" by "dj balani"	Balani Show Super Hits: Electronic Street Parties from Mali (V/A)	sahel sounds			*	1:33:15 (Pop-up)
clothilde	saperlipopette "saperlipopette" by "clothilde"	swinging mademoiselles v/a	silva america				1:36:26 (Pop-up)
labios morenos	el noi "el noi" by "labios morenos"	Gipsy Rhumba: The Original Rhythm of Gipsy Rhumba in Spain 1965-74	soul jazz			*	1:39:36 (Pop-up)
big star	September Gurls (Movie Mix, 2012)	Nothing Can Hurt Me: Original Soundtrack	omnivore recordings				1:42:33 (Pop-up)
san antonio	j'aime ou jemm... "j'aime ou jemm..." by "san antonio"	wizzz! vol 2 v/a psychorama francais 1966-70	Born Bad Records				1:44:41 (Pop-up)

sharon van etten	afraid of nothing	are we there	jagjaguar			*	1:52:36 (Pop-up)
roland young	don't ever take your love away	hearsay I-land	palto flats	1984		*	1:56:18 (Pop-up)
hot chip	atomic bomb "atomic bomb" by "hot chip"	What?! William Onyeabor Remixed (V/A)	luaka bop			*	2:03:35 (Pop-up)
bcbg	where is my man "where is my man" by "bcbg"	where is my man	steallar kinematics		Single		2:10:01 (Pop-up)
the upsetters	lucky skank "lucky skank" by "the upsetters"	Sound System Scratch: Lee Perry's Dub Plate Mixes 1973 to 1979	pressure sounds				2:15:32 (Pop-up)
mariam the believer	the string of everything	blood donation	repeat until death				2:16:53 (Pop-up)
the boswell sisters	heebies jeebies	shout sisters shout 1925-34	jazz legends				2:21:11 (Pop-up)
Jackie Trent	somewhere in the world	somewhere in the world	kapp		7"		2:24:02 (Pop-up)

michael oosten	wavefaring boy "wavefaring boy" by "michael oosten"	michael oosten	lion productions	1973		*	2:31:36 (Pop-up)
nico	lawns of dawns "lawns of dawns" by "nico"	the marble index	elektra				2:41:17 (Pop-up)
undersea poem	makes me happy "makes me happy" by "undersea poem"	undersea poem	six degrees				2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Madame Rrose Sélavy	so um beijo "so um beijo" by "Madame Rrose Sélavy"	role: new sounds of brazil v/a	mais um discos			*	2:47:17 (Pop-up)
jacques dutronc	l'idole "l'idole" by "jacques dutronc"	j'aime les filles(si vous etes comme ca telephonez moi)	vogue records		7"		2:50:08 (Pop-up)
gail harris with the wailers	i idolize you	The Rebel Kind: Girls with Guitars 3	ace			*	2:53:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Guido from Cologne: hello Trouble and everyone!
	9:02am common: morning trouble! people! great art, as usual!
	9:04am hamburger: keep on troubin troubskateers
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble. Good morning to you, and Hello! to all the troubled listening in.
	9:12am Sem Chumbo: La Callas! Sweet stuff:)
	9:16am SeanG: Hello everybody
	9:17am Trouble: goooood morning music fans and those just along for the soccer fashion updates ride
	9:18am trouble: today's gorgeous art is by sabatina leccia
	9:23am Vito S. Brevis: Soccer vs fashion: I'm not sad to see the striped shoulders look gone, but for the USA, can you say Garanimals?
	9:24am jamesie: Felij Natal or something like that
	9:27am Alessia: Salut Trouble! Salut a tout le monde!
	9:27am Tiago: don't even speak to me about soccer... 4-0
	9:33am bobdoesthings: g'morning
	9:35am Trouble: my sympathies to you tiago, that was raw
	9:37am jamesie: the only Brazilian phrase I know
	9:38am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble + everybody!
	9:39am Van in DC: Good morning, great day!
	9:41am George: Hi Trouble, Hi all
	9:43am Adrian in London: Hi. I'm avoiding the World Cup BUT the US strip is absolutely lovely, probably because it reminds me of the French national champion's cycling jersey.
	9:44am sugarwolf: yay DJ Icepack!
	9:45am d¢ pät: Let's talk soccer...4-0!
	9:45am d¢ pät: also ugly win by team OOSA
	9:47am duke: yes Jolie Holland. This is a different style for her. I like it.
	9:48am Parq: The World Cup is a remarkable thing -- where else would the U.S. be the underdog against Ghana?
	9:49am d¢ pät: yes and they should have lost the way they were playing.
	9:49am Rev. Turnip Druid: Just about to slip away for mtg., but PEEPLE!
	9:49am Parq: And where else could we, as we did last Sunday, repeatedly see the phrase "Argentina and Bosnia"?
	9:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...and yes. Burger King was not the better team yesterday. Lucky.
	9:52am d¢ pät: they are going to have their hearts surgically removed and handed to them when they play the mighty Germans.
	9:54am Van in DC: Any Jana Hunter or Sharon Van Etten queued up for today? If not, that's okay, I get to see them both tonight live. Really looking forward to it!
	9:58am d¢ pät: it's hard boasting about the Germans without sounding...fascistic?
	9:58am Rev. Turnip Druid: They will destroy the USA AND make the trains run on time.
	9:59am Adrian in London: This song's marvellous.
	10:00am Parq: The German soccer empire will last a thousand years.
	10:00am robyn: will be interesting to watch brazil today. their first game they seemed caught up in nerves.
	10:03am d¢ pät: I know a bunch of Mexicans that hope they're still caught nervy..
	10:04am d¢ pät: minus *caught...
	10:15am robyn: i'm sure! who do you think is the best team right now? hard to imagine we saw the best argentina and spain have to offer. germany looked the strongest but they only played against 10 guys for half the match...altho they were up 2-0 at least before that
	10:16am d¢ pät: Germans, yes. But watching Netherlands and of course Brazil. LIVERBIRDS??
	10:17am Adrian in London: whispers It's pronounced "L"eye"ver"
	10:18am Adrian in London: Uh, at least if they're from Liverpool it is…? I'll go back to me ironing now…
	10:19am d¢ pät: Belgians have a deep team too--we'll see how they do today. Leyeverbirds? Really? So then is it Leyeverpool?
	10:23am Adrian in London: There was a 70s sitcom called The Liver Birds about two women form Merseyside and that was definitely pronounced "lie". So who knows?
	10:25am d¢ pät: little research--might come from the piece of laver (seaweed) in the birds mouth? good to know.
	10:25am marmalade kitty: @DCP I thought your boy Stirling had scored for England inside a minute of the Italy game! more to come from him hopefully!
	10:27am marmalade kitty: Goaaaaaal! no! side netting :p
	10:30am robyn: there should be statues of stephin merritt in town squares across the country.
	10:30am bobdoesthings: was that the guy from magnetic fields?
	10:31am robyn: oui
	10:31am bobdoesthings: ah.. thought I knew that voice
	10:32am Van in DC: Regarding the World Cup, congrats to our US side. You take a win in this event any way you can get it. It was just our 8th win ever in the tournament.
	10:37am George: Clothilde!
	10:39am d¢ pät: @mk -- yeah, I thought it was in too. he looks better all the time. Wait...8th win ever? Didn't US come in 3rd place for the first WC?
	10:39am bobdoesthings: ahh I need this! clothilde is awesome.
	10:40am coelacanth: bonjour Trouble and Trouble seekers. Beautiful art today. excellent tunes today.
	10:41am Greg from Bloomfield: Clothilde > everybody
	10:43am common: yay, big star!
	10:43am braveness23: B23 Star here!
	10:43am Van in DC: I took the 8 wins stat from a sports station DJ's blog. sturminator.blogspot.com...
	10:43am SeanG: ALEX
	10:47am d¢ pät: hmmm. Not sure that's right. US only needed to win 2 matches to come in 3rd place in 1930? Actually maybe it is, there were only 13 teams in the first WC. huh!
	10:52am Robert: Believe it or not, the recent TV serial "Lost" was based in part on "The Life and Loves of a She-Devil".
	10:52am duke: I would think Rhode Island Blues would be one of Trouble's favorite Fay Weldon books.
	10:52am Van in DC: Sharon! Thanks!
	10:53am d¢ pät: I gotta tell ya, I was lost in Rhode Island once and stopped at a fire station to ask for directions. I couldn't understand one thing that guy said.
	10:55am Robert: "Lost" contained various clues to its She-Devil cx in the form of references to hunter vs. fisher, and a character with a couple of moles on her face. It's all part of the theme in the hidden plot of "Lost" of persons imitating & usurping other persons' identities, as per "She-Devil", "Seconds", and Flitcraft. There were clues all over the place.
	10:56am duke: When I started working in RI, I was told that if you are driving for more than 45 minutes in RI, you're lost.
	10:57am Robert: It also helped that David Lindelof (the father of "Lost" co-creator Damon) sat us down one night and showed us the entirety of the TV serial adaptation of Weldon's novel, plus the Roseanne Barr movie.
	11:07am Peter: Morning from the Left Coast. Packing and moving the art building after ten years of making and collecting stuff! Chucho Maria Jose! A lotta stuff!
	11:09am d¢ pät: holy CRAP! HE DID EXPLODE!
	11:09am Van in DC: So, apparently it's National Pollinator Week. Birds are being celebrated today, in fact. www.fs.fed.us... The Smithsonian Natural History museum also has a big pollinator thingy going on.
	11:09am Robert: "Lost" even had its character corresponding to Fisher live in a big foot at the edge of the sea, and it was implied that the foot had once been part of a high tower.
	11:26am Van in DC: Thank you Trouble, I have to run, work calls. If I get to talk with Sharon tonight at 9:30 Club here I'll be sure to tell her hi from you.
	11:28am Whosondephone: That bug sounded like a fart to me.
	11:28am Yogi Bear: Red Sox suck
	11:29am d¢ pät: who's Icepack rooting for in WC?
	11:30am duke: Welcome DJ Icepack
	11:31am maja: Hi trouble was here all time but see playlist just now, always like the art works you choose. (and music of course , but that's old news) thank you for today again
	11:33am bobdoesthings: wavefaring... you think he meant wayfaring?
	11:35am jamesie: good to hear ya, Icepack
	11:49am bobdoesthings: rose selavy a nod to marcel duchamp if my art history knowledge is correct..
	11:51am Trouble: indeed!
	11:51am sugarwolf: There's a live performance of this on YouTube that's so good.
	11:52am βrian: Why, it's a 17.78 cm vinyl.
	11:57am sugarwolf: Ha ha, it's a phase that's lasted a decade and a half.
	12:00pm robyn: if teenagers didn't sigh, they'd be ten feet tall. thanks for the great show trouble!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 17, 2014

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