WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 8, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am trouble: good tuesday july morning!
	9:05am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	9:06am Jack: I have to comment when Abdullah Ibrahim gets air play, love his music! More!
	9:07am maja: thank you, you too, good art & music, what else one need
	9:09am common: hello everyone!
	9:12am robyn: today's art is fantastic!
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - my Mac changes Wallpapers every minute - so grateful for good Art !...
	9:19am annie: hey, i'm listening!! lost the day-job, the upshot is that i can listen and comment! good morning all, i've been missing you all a ton!
	9:23am trouble: hello early risers, early attenders to today's service to the power of sound
	9:25am thriftstoreleather: mornin!
	9:28am pierre: afternoon listener here, Bonjour Trouble !
	9:29am Trouble: today's artwork is by lisi raskin.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: hello.
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: This sounds a lot like Dr. Seuss! www.youtube.com...
	9:42am mark: We're glad YOU'RE here, trouble
	9:45am Trouble: merci mark!
	9:46am maestroso: G'morning DJ Trouble! I totally love this singer's voice. (Dengue Fever, that is.)
	9:48am robyn: anyone listen to morrissey's album streaming on NPR yesterday? pretty decent. the actual music much improved over previous years.
	9:48am ghostofpeterfalk: Hello Trouble - hello all - I am grateful and a bit shocked for the Gil Melle tune Trouble; last week I had 'Gears' in my head, but couldn't remember the title or the artist - I have it on a Blue Note Compilation from the 80s, but all my vinyl is locked away alas. Thank you so much for playing it and putting me out my misery!!! Serendipity or co-incidence? Qui Sais as the French say...Amazing: )
	9:54am Van in DC: Hi Trouble, blessed day to everyone
	10:06am βrian: Y'a des yackers innombrable au bureau aujourd'hiu.
	10:08am Peter in Seattle: Good Morning Trouble and listeners, lovely sunny morning on the left coast, beautiful palette in the playlist art this morning. Just tuning in but wanted to say that if you haven't listened to Duane's Bobby Womack tribute show last week....it's excellent!
	10:09am ghostofpeterfalk: Is it Anthony Newley or the rather more wonderful Robert Stephens Trouble?
	10:12am kwhitehead: Peter in Seattle is correct, Duane's Bobby Womack tribute is/was spectacular. Also, anyone else watching The Leftovers on HBO? That's some dark stuff.
	10:13am Guido from Cologne: Raining cats and dogs in Cologne. And repeatedly inerupted internet connection. Too bad, seems like I miss another great show!
	10:13am Trouble: YES!! anthony newley, thank you!! and thank you peter, i missed duane this week, i will tune in today!! merci
	10:14am sack: Grüße nach Kölle
	10:15am Guido from Cologne: Harald, bist Du's?
	10:19am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning all!
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: Suppichaw?
	10:21am Peter in Seattle: k-white: I'm starting to like the sheriff a bit more and scott glenn's (FBI agent from Silence of the Lambs!) cameo as his father was pretty good!
	10:21am Faye: wow i love the art of the day
	10:21am common: love the super kiwi!
	10:22am Rev. Turnip Druid: Hey, waah, missed my neighbor, mr. pinkcourtesyphone...
	10:27am tstamp82: How is Hollie with the Slits?
	10:28am tstamp82: oh wow just read her dad also was playing with Slits too?
	10:29am Peter in Seattle: Why isn't The Small World of Sammy Lee on Netflix!?
	10:30am robyn: ! oh i thought this was seu jorge for a second and it reminded me of his live album "ana & jorge"..
	10:32am Peter in Seattle: Trouble will you give equal airtime to German songs ;-) ?
	10:33am ghostofpeterfalk: Robert Stephens played Sherlock in Billy Wilder's brilliant 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes'. Very highly recommended for any film fans yet to see it.
	10:39am pierre: À LA BASTILLE !
	10:40am βrian: Vive la matrie !
	10:40am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Hildegard Knef is wunderbar, I have to say. Her song Holiday Time is one of my faves. I will be watching the match today in a German bar, but secretly pulling for Brazil.
	10:41am r i s k y: TURNTABLE TYRANT TROUBLE!
	10:41am bobdoesthings: how long will this take? So I know when to come back and listen to music?
	10:41am Peter in Seattle: James! (Hah-mace), sobbing at the end of the game and comforted by the brutal hacker David Luis!
	10:43am Peter in Seattle: Jennique: Introduced to Holiday Time on Trouble's marathon premium cd of a few years back and now it plays in my head regularly!
	10:43am Van in DC: I was half of a twin set. Close enough I guess.
	10:43am rsj: i believe it was more like: when did getting pregnant becoming a disease thought it was a good line... love trouble, i think the comments were aimed elsewhere...
	10:44am robyn: i think the hobby lobby ruling has to do with the massive disrespect our leaders have for the workforce, as well as disrespect for women. we're both lucky to have jobs AND so many are clearly available so we can go gallivanting off to an employer that fits our views to a T
	10:45am ?: you just lost a listener!
	10:46am robyn: hear, hear trouble!
	10:46am blee: Tell it, Trouble!
	10:46am r i s k y: Go Trouble! Preach!
	10:47am Faye: :)
	10:49am Van in DC: The downside of listening to freeform radio. The political talk. Sigh.
	10:50am ottovonbqe: If the virgin mary was on the pill, could God still have knocked her up?
	10:50am blee: I enjoy Trouble's political talk. Rejoice, rejoice!
	10:53am ghostofpeterfalk: Top research Trouble! Amazing that something so small could have such an incredible impact on society. Mind you as I mentioned earlier you already fulfilled your public service by playing Gil Melle's The Gears and thus ended a week-long agony of wondering for me ... : )
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I myself had a mother; I can handle a whole 20 sec.s of human rights concerns in three hours of outstanding commercial-free Pop Music...
	10:54am Peter in Seattle: Loretta Lynn's "Momma's got the Pill" seems in order! Wow Lisi Raskin (today's playlist artist): http://www.lisiraskin.com/installation-wildlife-refuge-athens/
	10:54am βrian: Concerns untainted by corporate money, no less. Where can you find that, these days?
	10:54am dale: i remember hearing a twisted (fake?) fact 10 years ago when george bush was pushing privatizing social security - the number of young people to pay into the system is short by the number of unborn babies since roe v. wade. can't make this stuff up
	10:55am tstamp82: Great playlist and all for your point of view.
	10:57am adrian in mpls: Thank you for saying something about birth control! Much appreciated!
	10:57am Andrew Waterloo: Roe V. Wade came in about the same time as other advances in birth control and family planning.
	10:58am blee: Why would Mary be on the pill, she was not a willing participant in the fictional conception. Did god ask for consent?
	10:58am Faye: OH IS THAT THE SOUND OF SCARED TO GET HAPPY
	11:00am robyn: They used to have this song on the jukebox at my favorite bar! Love "Oblivious."
	11:00am ghostofpeterfalk: Aztec Camera!!! So good to hear this again - memories of my teens. It still sounds amazing - how old was Roddy Frame, 18? Brilliant!
	11:01am bobdoesthings: ahh love me some loretta lynn
	11:01am dale: bush was ultimately saying it's all the heathens and sinners faults that social security would go broke - no babies, no workers. not loretta's 'the pill?'
	11:02am sara: hey van in dc, get bent. there's a whole world of apathy for you elsewhere. double sigh
	11:02am Peter in Seattle: omg this Loretta Lynn is even better! Muito Obrigado Trouble!
	11:05am Faye: OH IS THAT THE SOUND OF DEBSEY
	11:05am Rev. Turnip Druid: whoa, I step away for a bit & miss a bunch of chit-chat about two of my favorite stabby topics!
	11:06am dale: i keep thinking keili borrowed this france gall riff for her bed music
	11:06am tstamp82: Oh hey Faye! Thanks for playing my band on Saturday! That was a huge huge surprise, so happy to have been on WFMU. Thanks again.
	11:09am sack: thanks for the song of France Gall!
	11:09am Kevlicki: Van in DC politics are everywhere typically it doesn't sound political when the dominant loudest views are expressed, that's supposedly normal
	11:10am robyn: fun set :)
	11:12am Kevlicki: Van in DC politics are everywhere typically it doesn't sound political when the dominant loudest views are expressed, that's supposedly normal
	11:14am blee: Did anybody else hear Dan Bodah's 2 hour rant / playlist announcement last night? It was golden.
	11:14am βrian: Never heard that before, "stabby. " It works. Auto-Correct: "Did you mean 'stubby'?"
	11:17am robyn: @blee no. just scanned the comments...is a recap even possible?
	11:18am ghostofpeterfalk: Wow. I can't believe Trouble's info spot could become so divisive among her listeners. Perhaps it's my ignorance as a UK listener, but I just thought it was interesting and educational. I can't imagine such a reaction in the UK; especially when Trouble is about the best 3 hours of radio I hear a week!!
	11:20am blee: It's in the archives. Dan's rant
	11:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: hmm... I'm behind on my Bodah archive-spinning. This should be a good 'un.
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my bass speakers wanted me to tell you 'Take Your Love & Run' was delicious...
	11:24am Andrew Waterloo: Yah, I'd just dozed off at the end and then suddenly it was maximum Dum Dum.
	11:25am Webhamster Henry: Break out the Parapluies!
	11:25am βrian: Marianne Faithful? Ce n'est pas possible !
	11:31am GA_peanut: trouble for prez
	11:32am PJ: Give 'em hell, Trouble!
	11:33am Robert: Yes, blee, I was listening to Mr. Bodah throughout. I doubt that he planned in advance to ramble on that long.
	11:33am Priscilla: You go girl! It's great that you have the opportunity to raise an aware male!
	11:33am bobdoesthings: for me... personally.. I agree with trouble 95% of the time when she voices her opinions.. however 100% of the time I think it ruins the fun of wfmu and is not why I listen. It ruins my enjoyment and turns me off.. to the point where I really consider stopping my Tuesday morning ritual (even though I'm all for her viewpoints).. It just feels icky.
	11:35am Kathy C: You're the best, viewpoints and all. Refreshing to hear some sanity.
	11:35am bobdoesthings: I didn't tune in to hear anyone on their soapbox.
	11:35am Robert: I'm just the opposite: I DISagree with DJ Trouble more often than not, but I love hearing her, and don't think it kills the mood.
	11:36am ottovonbqe: I'm annoyed by the music - but willing to put up with it for the commentary.
	11:36am paw paw: @bobdoesthings: looks like you got your own soapbox
	11:37am Robert: These are reminders of the actual real live human beings with real opinions & experiences who staff the programs. The on-mike staff, I mean.
	11:38am Peter in Seattle: Hear Hear Robert! Both posts.
	11:40am Robert: Heh...who knows what the OFF-air staff think? I can imagine them rolling their eyes, etc. All part of the fun.
	11:40am annie: trouble carries the same soapbox i do. actually..although i am not as prepared with facts as she is.. i stand by her and her rants.
	11:40am βrian: I have to say, I prefer pommes frites to Freedom Fries, any day.
	11:41am Greg from Bloomfield: Duane murdered this! (In the good way...)
	11:42am robyn: i enjoy all of trouble's on-air discussions, of hobby lobby and chris christie. today especially trouble's research inspired a particularly great set. and really what is a woman supposed to say about something as patently offensive as hobby lobby.
	11:42am ghostofpeterfalk: Trouble's music and opinions totally chime with my own tastes and views and she is always welcome in this UK household!! Not just saying that because my wife is French and Trouble is clearly a Francophile ; ) Vive La Monde Moderne!!!
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Free From non-commercial radio is a Political statement. (I'm sorry to say.)
	11:42am Kevlicki: I love opinions and information. Makes everything more interesting
	11:43am Lindsay: By identifing youself as the "other", whether it be male, female,old,young,gay or straight,puts you in that catagory, an "outsider". You will never fit into that you wish to be a part of.
	11:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Now I'm wondering how it got the name "soap box."
	11:45am βrian: @Ken. Now that's funny.
	11:46am annie: street-shouters in the early 20th century?
	11:46am Peter in Seattle: GREAT show and mike breaks T! :-)
	11:46am bobdoesthings: you would think a milk crate would have the same connotations.. right?
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... *fOrm...
	11:46am Robert: I think they were the crates of the right size & sturdiness to stand on, Ken.
	11:48am robyn: especially since i never got the impression there was a lot of soap being used back in the day. maybe it stayed packed up to support the box.
	11:48am adrian in mpls: @ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 -- Exactly! Form can be/is just as political as content!
	11:48am ghostofpeterfalk: @Ken - did you see Le Tour yesterday?
	11:48am βrian: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:49am Robert: Milk crates probably got reused too much to have any left over to stand on. Soap you basically ship one way, no empties to return.
	11:49am bobdoesthings: @Robert. let's not forget about the humble Milk Crate!! Who will speak out and voice their message!? Oh sure... the soapbox gets all the attention. But honestly.. the attitude our society has against milk crates I find disgraceful
	11:49am Trouble: thanks for all the comments o yee listeners. this is the modern world is a space that originates and reacts: that's what the modern world is all about! great to have you be part of the mix
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: loved what i heard! Thank you Trouble!
	11:51am Ken From Hyde Park: @ghostofpeterfalk - Nope...I'm in the New York Hyde Park, north of Poughkeepsie. I think NYRATS has come down Highway 9 before, though.
	11:53am ghostofpeterfalk: I don't always get the chance to listen live Trouble. So glad I did today! Fantastic show! Merci bien! @Ken, my mistake, apologies. i'm in yorkshire and we had an amazing weekend of cycling here.
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: NYRATS = New York Ride Across the State
	11:55am listener james from westwood: Stellar drum solo on the Ted Curson cut. Thanks, Trouble!!
	11:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: It is a valid observation, though: in the USA, the loud (not necessarily) majority assumes their opinions are the only game in town, and simply the presence of another viewpoint is an attack upon their rights (?!?!) ... They simply can't share the same room with another opinion. If something offends you, IT is (somehow) the problem and must be legislated out of existence. Etc. I'm sure it is universal, but the polarizing effect is particularly nasty in the states.
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble for an awesome morning. Sorry, I was too distracted to comment.
	11:58am ghostofpeterfalk: @Ken - ah, thanks for the info.
	12:00pm βrian: I pulled a copy of Sons and Lovers off the shelf, and it was blank! It had been recalled!
	12:00pm Robert: Rev, i have a friend who dislikes radio talk, because, as he explained one time, it's just people giving their opinions (!). He can't stand forums wherein his own opinions are up for debate.
	12:00pm robyn: thanks trouble !

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 8, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
karol conka	gandaia "gandaia" by "karol conka"	batuk freak	mr bongo				*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	sunset in blue "sunset in blue" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	african piano	Ecm	1973			*	0:02:27 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	people in trouble	mary lou's mass						0:07:54 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	girls it aint easy	dusty in london						0:10:50 (Pop-up)
gil melle	the gears "the gears" by "gil melle"	beat jazz pictures from the gone world v/a						0:14:34 (Pop-up)
ann peebles	what you laid on me "what you laid on me" by "ann peebles"							0:16:38 (Pop-up)
sanford clark	houston "houston" by "sanford clark"	Califia: The Songs of Lee Hazlewood (V/A)						0:19:10 (Pop-up)
pinkcourtesyphone	why pretend/the desire of absence/faulty connections	A Ravishment of Mirror	dragons eye				*	0:22:42 (Pop-up)
richard marrero & the group	babalonia	welcome to the party v/a						0:26:52 (Pop-up)
pinkcourtesyphone	why pretend/the desire of absence/faulty connections	A Ravishment of Mirror					*	0:29:49 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	the devil "the devil" by "mary lou williams"	presents black christ of the andes				mixed in together		0:30:32 (Pop-up)
odeya nini	dalai "dalai" by "odeya nini"	Vougheauxyice (Voice)	pfMentum				*	0:34:31 (Pop-up)
abdullah ibrahim	Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro	african piano						0:36:17 (Pop-up)

dengue fever	sleepwalking through the mekong	sleepwalking through the mekong v/a OST						0:43:20 (Pop-up)
nina simone	fine and mellow "fine and mellow" by "nina simone"	nina simone sings billie holiday lady sings the blues						0:46:44 (Pop-up)
le ton mite	Les martinets "Les martinets" by "le ton mite"	Version d'un Ouvrage Traduit	Music a la Coque				*	0:55:10 (Pop-up)
death vessel	ilsa drowns "ilsa drowns" by "death vessel"	island in intervals					*	0:58:31 (Pop-up)
kenny graham	rue 902 "rue 902" by "kenny graham"	ost the small world of sammy lee	trunk				*	1:03:33 (Pop-up)

michachu	eat your heart "eat your heart" by "michachu"	jewellry						1:12:57 (Pop-up)
professor oz	waves and sun "waves and sun" by "professor oz"							1:13:16 (Pop-up)
the apples in stereo	avril en mai	Pop Romantique: French Pop Classics						1:17:53 (Pop-up)
yo la tengo	super kiwi "super kiwi" by "yo la tengo"				7"		*	1:21:10 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	desdemona "desdemona" by "hollie cook"	twice	mr bongo				*	1:26:12 (Pop-up)
marcio local	sentimento rei "sentimento rei" by "marcio local"	Says Don Day Don Dree Don Don						1:28:09 (Pop-up)
brigitte bardot	maria ninguem "maria ninguem" by "brigitte bardot"							1:31:38 (Pop-up)
sandy posey	i was born a woman "i was born a woman" by "sandy posey"							1:34:09 (Pop-up)

miriam	my love has gone "my love has gone" by "miriam"	nobody's baby	norton				*	1:47:02 (Pop-up)
golden silvers	magic touch "magic touch" by "golden silvers"	true romance						1:49:13 (Pop-up)
billy jo spears	get behind me satan and push							1:53:36 (Pop-up)
nikki lane	i don't care about anything	all or nothin	new west				*	1:55:28 (Pop-up)
aztec camera	oblivious "oblivious" by "aztec camera"	Scared to Get Happy: A Story of Indie Pop 1980-1989 (V/A)						1:57:58 (Pop-up)
loretta lynn	your squaw is on the warpath							2:01:08 (Pop-up)
dolly mixture	grass is greener "grass is greener" by "dolly mixture"	demonstration tapes						2:03:19 (Pop-up)
france gall	laisser tomber les filles							2:05:59 (Pop-up)
Lawton Williams	the preacher and the movie	Plantation Gold: The Mad Genius of Shelby S. Singleton, Jr. And Plantation/SSS Records 1967-1976						2:08:27 (Pop-up)
barbara lynn	take your love and run	Here Is Barbara Lynn						2:10:27 (Pop-up)
la costa brava	toni "toni" by "la costa brava"	llamadas perdidas						2:13:33 (Pop-up)
trembling blue stars	old photographs	Lips That Taste of Tears						2:16:23 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	bruit de fond "bruit de fond" by "Françoise Hardy"	Et Si Je M'en Vais Avant Toi						2:19:45 (Pop-up)
franco battiato	Il Mercato degli Dei	clic						2:22:35 (Pop-up)
marianne faithful	ne me quitte pas					mixed with franco battiato		2:24:53 (Pop-up)

cathy saint	big bad world "big bad world" by "cathy saint"	The Red Bird Story (V/A)						2:32:13 (Pop-up)
Spaceheads	cosmic freight train "cosmic freight train" by "Spaceheads"	Trip to The Moon EP	electric brass				*	2:34:50 (Pop-up)
the bouquets	welcome to my heart "welcome to my heart" by "the bouquets"							2:38:19 (Pop-up)
little willie john	i'm shakin "i'm shakin" by "little willie john"	king new breed rhythm & blues						2:40:40 (Pop-up)
mor thiam	ayo ayo nene "ayo ayo nene" by "mor thiam"	spiritual jazz v/a						2:43:16 (Pop-up)
ted curson quartet	cinq quatre "cinq quatre" by "ted curson quartet"	urge						2:50:20 (Pop-up)
tommy mc cook & the supersonics	dreads leaving babylon	pleasure dub						2:56:32 (Pop-up)
future pilot aka	maid of the loch	tiny waves, mighty sea						2:58:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am trouble: good tuesday july morning!
	9:05am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	9:06am Jack: I have to comment when Abdullah Ibrahim gets air play, love his music! More!
	9:07am maja: thank you, you too, good art & music, what else one need
	9:09am common: hello everyone!
	9:12am robyn: today's art is fantastic!
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - my Mac changes Wallpapers every minute - so grateful for good Art !...
	9:19am annie: hey, i'm listening!! lost the day-job, the upshot is that i can listen and comment! good morning all, i've been missing you all a ton!
	9:23am trouble: hello early risers, early attenders to today's service to the power of sound
	9:25am thriftstoreleather: mornin!
	9:28am pierre: afternoon listener here, Bonjour Trouble !
	9:29am Trouble: today's artwork is by lisi raskin.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: hello.
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: This sounds a lot like Dr. Seuss! www.youtube.com...
	9:42am mark: We're glad YOU'RE here, trouble
	9:45am Trouble: merci mark!
	9:46am maestroso: G'morning DJ Trouble! I totally love this singer's voice. (Dengue Fever, that is.)
	9:48am robyn: anyone listen to morrissey's album streaming on NPR yesterday? pretty decent. the actual music much improved over previous years.
	9:48am ghostofpeterfalk: Hello Trouble - hello all - I am grateful and a bit shocked for the Gil Melle tune Trouble; last week I had 'Gears' in my head, but couldn't remember the title or the artist - I have it on a Blue Note Compilation from the 80s, but all my vinyl is locked away alas. Thank you so much for playing it and putting me out my misery!!! Serendipity or co-incidence? Qui Sais as the French say...Amazing: )
	9:54am Van in DC: Hi Trouble, blessed day to everyone
	10:06am βrian: Y'a des yackers innombrable au bureau aujourd'hiu.
	10:08am Peter in Seattle: Good Morning Trouble and listeners, lovely sunny morning on the left coast, beautiful palette in the playlist art this morning. Just tuning in but wanted to say that if you haven't listened to Duane's Bobby Womack tribute show last week....it's excellent!
	10:09am ghostofpeterfalk: Is it Anthony Newley or the rather more wonderful Robert Stephens Trouble?
	10:12am kwhitehead: Peter in Seattle is correct, Duane's Bobby Womack tribute is/was spectacular. Also, anyone else watching The Leftovers on HBO? That's some dark stuff.
	10:13am Guido from Cologne: Raining cats and dogs in Cologne. And repeatedly inerupted internet connection. Too bad, seems like I miss another great show!
	10:13am Trouble: YES!! anthony newley, thank you!! and thank you peter, i missed duane this week, i will tune in today!! merci
	10:14am sack: Grüße nach Kölle
	10:15am Guido from Cologne: Harald, bist Du's?
	10:19am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning all!
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: Suppichaw?
	10:21am Peter in Seattle: k-white: I'm starting to like the sheriff a bit more and scott glenn's (FBI agent from Silence of the Lambs!) cameo as his father was pretty good!
	10:21am Faye: wow i love the art of the day
	10:21am common: love the super kiwi!
	10:22am Rev. Turnip Druid: Hey, waah, missed my neighbor, mr. pinkcourtesyphone...
	10:27am tstamp82: How is Hollie with the Slits?
	10:28am tstamp82: oh wow just read her dad also was playing with Slits too?
	10:29am Peter in Seattle: Why isn't The Small World of Sammy Lee on Netflix!?
	10:30am robyn: ! oh i thought this was seu jorge for a second and it reminded me of his live album "ana & jorge"..
	10:32am Peter in Seattle: Trouble will you give equal airtime to German songs ;-) ?
	10:33am ghostofpeterfalk: Robert Stephens played Sherlock in Billy Wilder's brilliant 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes'. Very highly recommended for any film fans yet to see it.
	10:39am pierre: À LA BASTILLE !
	10:40am βrian: Vive la matrie !
	10:40am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Hildegard Knef is wunderbar, I have to say. Her song Holiday Time is one of my faves. I will be watching the match today in a German bar, but secretly pulling for Brazil.
	10:41am r i s k y: TURNTABLE TYRANT TROUBLE!
	10:41am bobdoesthings: how long will this take? So I know when to come back and listen to music?
	10:41am Peter in Seattle: James! (Hah-mace), sobbing at the end of the game and comforted by the brutal hacker David Luis!
	10:43am Peter in Seattle: Jennique: Introduced to Holiday Time on Trouble's marathon premium cd of a few years back and now it plays in my head regularly!
	10:43am Van in DC: I was half of a twin set. Close enough I guess.
	10:43am rsj: i believe it was more like: when did getting pregnant becoming a disease thought it was a good line... love trouble, i think the comments were aimed elsewhere...
	10:44am robyn: i think the hobby lobby ruling has to do with the massive disrespect our leaders have for the workforce, as well as disrespect for women. we're both lucky to have jobs AND so many are clearly available so we can go gallivanting off to an employer that fits our views to a T
	10:45am ?: you just lost a listener!
	10:46am robyn: hear, hear trouble!
	10:46am blee: Tell it, Trouble!
	10:46am r i s k y: Go Trouble! Preach!
	10:47am Faye: :)
	10:49am Van in DC: The downside of listening to freeform radio. The political talk. Sigh.
	10:50am ottovonbqe: If the virgin mary was on the pill, could God still have knocked her up?
	10:50am blee: I enjoy Trouble's political talk. Rejoice, rejoice!
	10:53am ghostofpeterfalk: Top research Trouble! Amazing that something so small could have such an incredible impact on society. Mind you as I mentioned earlier you already fulfilled your public service by playing Gil Melle's The Gears and thus ended a week-long agony of wondering for me ... : )
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I myself had a mother; I can handle a whole 20 sec.s of human rights concerns in three hours of outstanding commercial-free Pop Music...
	10:54am Peter in Seattle: Loretta Lynn's "Momma's got the Pill" seems in order! Wow Lisi Raskin (today's playlist artist): http://www.lisiraskin.com/installation-wildlife-refuge-athens/
	10:54am βrian: Concerns untainted by corporate money, no less. Where can you find that, these days?
	10:54am dale: i remember hearing a twisted (fake?) fact 10 years ago when george bush was pushing privatizing social security - the number of young people to pay into the system is short by the number of unborn babies since roe v. wade. can't make this stuff up
	10:55am tstamp82: Great playlist and all for your point of view.
	10:57am adrian in mpls: Thank you for saying something about birth control! Much appreciated!
	10:57am Andrew Waterloo: Roe V. Wade came in about the same time as other advances in birth control and family planning.
	10:58am blee: Why would Mary be on the pill, she was not a willing participant in the fictional conception. Did god ask for consent?
	10:58am Faye: OH IS THAT THE SOUND OF SCARED TO GET HAPPY
	11:00am robyn: They used to have this song on the jukebox at my favorite bar! Love "Oblivious."
	11:00am ghostofpeterfalk: Aztec Camera!!! So good to hear this again - memories of my teens. It still sounds amazing - how old was Roddy Frame, 18? Brilliant!
	11:01am bobdoesthings: ahh love me some loretta lynn
	11:01am dale: bush was ultimately saying it's all the heathens and sinners faults that social security would go broke - no babies, no workers. not loretta's 'the pill?'
	11:02am sara: hey van in dc, get bent. there's a whole world of apathy for you elsewhere. double sigh
	11:02am Peter in Seattle: omg this Loretta Lynn is even better! Muito Obrigado Trouble!
	11:05am Faye: OH IS THAT THE SOUND OF DEBSEY
	11:05am Rev. Turnip Druid: whoa, I step away for a bit & miss a bunch of chit-chat about two of my favorite stabby topics!
	11:06am dale: i keep thinking keili borrowed this france gall riff for her bed music
	11:06am tstamp82: Oh hey Faye! Thanks for playing my band on Saturday! That was a huge huge surprise, so happy to have been on WFMU. Thanks again.
	11:09am sack: thanks for the song of France Gall!
	11:09am Kevlicki: Van in DC politics are everywhere typically it doesn't sound political when the dominant loudest views are expressed, that's supposedly normal
	11:10am robyn: fun set :)
	11:12am Kevlicki: Van in DC politics are everywhere typically it doesn't sound political when the dominant loudest views are expressed, that's supposedly normal
	11:14am blee: Did anybody else hear Dan Bodah's 2 hour rant / playlist announcement last night? It was golden.
	11:14am βrian: Never heard that before, "stabby. " It works. Auto-Correct: "Did you mean 'stubby'?"
	11:17am robyn: @blee no. just scanned the comments...is a recap even possible?
	11:18am ghostofpeterfalk: Wow. I can't believe Trouble's info spot could become so divisive among her listeners. Perhaps it's my ignorance as a UK listener, but I just thought it was interesting and educational. I can't imagine such a reaction in the UK; especially when Trouble is about the best 3 hours of radio I hear a week!!
	11:20am blee: It's in the archives. Dan's rant
	11:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: hmm... I'm behind on my Bodah archive-spinning. This should be a good 'un.
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my bass speakers wanted me to tell you 'Take Your Love & Run' was delicious...
	11:24am Andrew Waterloo: Yah, I'd just dozed off at the end and then suddenly it was maximum Dum Dum.
	11:25am Webhamster Henry: Break out the Parapluies!
	11:25am βrian: Marianne Faithful? Ce n'est pas possible !
	11:31am GA_peanut: trouble for prez
	11:32am PJ: Give 'em hell, Trouble!
	11:33am Robert: Yes, blee, I was listening to Mr. Bodah throughout. I doubt that he planned in advance to ramble on that long.
	11:33am Priscilla: You go girl! It's great that you have the opportunity to raise an aware male!
	11:33am bobdoesthings: for me... personally.. I agree with trouble 95% of the time when she voices her opinions.. however 100% of the time I think it ruins the fun of wfmu and is not why I listen. It ruins my enjoyment and turns me off.. to the point where I really consider stopping my Tuesday morning ritual (even though I'm all for her viewpoints).. It just feels icky.
	11:35am Kathy C: You're the best, viewpoints and all. Refreshing to hear some sanity.
	11:35am bobdoesthings: I didn't tune in to hear anyone on their soapbox.
	11:35am Robert: I'm just the opposite: I DISagree with DJ Trouble more often than not, but I love hearing her, and don't think it kills the mood.
	11:36am ottovonbqe: I'm annoyed by the music - but willing to put up with it for the commentary.
	11:36am paw paw: @bobdoesthings: looks like you got your own soapbox
	11:37am Robert: These are reminders of the actual real live human beings with real opinions & experiences who staff the programs. The on-mike staff, I mean.
	11:38am Peter in Seattle: Hear Hear Robert! Both posts.
	11:40am Robert: Heh...who knows what the OFF-air staff think? I can imagine them rolling their eyes, etc. All part of the fun.
	11:40am annie: trouble carries the same soapbox i do. actually..although i am not as prepared with facts as she is.. i stand by her and her rants.
	11:40am βrian: I have to say, I prefer pommes frites to Freedom Fries, any day.
	11:41am Greg from Bloomfield: Duane murdered this! (In the good way...)
	11:42am robyn: i enjoy all of trouble's on-air discussions, of hobby lobby and chris christie. today especially trouble's research inspired a particularly great set. and really what is a woman supposed to say about something as patently offensive as hobby lobby.
	11:42am ghostofpeterfalk: Trouble's music and opinions totally chime with my own tastes and views and she is always welcome in this UK household!! Not just saying that because my wife is French and Trouble is clearly a Francophile ; ) Vive La Monde Moderne!!!
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Free From non-commercial radio is a Political statement. (I'm sorry to say.)
	11:42am Kevlicki: I love opinions and information. Makes everything more interesting
	11:43am Lindsay: By identifing youself as the "other", whether it be male, female,old,young,gay or straight,puts you in that catagory, an "outsider". You will never fit into that you wish to be a part of.
	11:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Now I'm wondering how it got the name "soap box."
	11:45am βrian: @Ken. Now that's funny.
	11:46am annie: street-shouters in the early 20th century?
	11:46am Peter in Seattle: GREAT show and mike breaks T! :-)
	11:46am bobdoesthings: you would think a milk crate would have the same connotations.. right?
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... *fOrm...
	11:46am Robert: I think they were the crates of the right size & sturdiness to stand on, Ken.
	11:48am robyn: especially since i never got the impression there was a lot of soap being used back in the day. maybe it stayed packed up to support the box.
	11:48am adrian in mpls: @ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 -- Exactly! Form can be/is just as political as content!
	11:48am ghostofpeterfalk: @Ken - did you see Le Tour yesterday?
	11:48am βrian: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:49am Robert: Milk crates probably got reused too much to have any left over to stand on. Soap you basically ship one way, no empties to return.
	11:49am bobdoesthings: @Robert. let's not forget about the humble Milk Crate!! Who will speak out and voice their message!? Oh sure... the soapbox gets all the attention. But honestly.. the attitude our society has against milk crates I find disgraceful
	11:49am Trouble: thanks for all the comments o yee listeners. this is the modern world is a space that originates and reacts: that's what the modern world is all about! great to have you be part of the mix
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: loved what i heard! Thank you Trouble!
	11:51am Ken From Hyde Park: @ghostofpeterfalk - Nope...I'm in the New York Hyde Park, north of Poughkeepsie. I think NYRATS has come down Highway 9 before, though.
	11:53am ghostofpeterfalk: I don't always get the chance to listen live Trouble. So glad I did today! Fantastic show! Merci bien! @Ken, my mistake, apologies. i'm in yorkshire and we had an amazing weekend of cycling here.
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: NYRATS = New York Ride Across the State
	11:55am listener james from westwood: Stellar drum solo on the Ted Curson cut. Thanks, Trouble!!
	11:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: It is a valid observation, though: in the USA, the loud (not necessarily) majority assumes their opinions are the only game in town, and simply the presence of another viewpoint is an attack upon their rights (?!?!) ... They simply can't share the same room with another opinion. If something offends you, IT is (somehow) the problem and must be legislated out of existence. Etc. I'm sure it is universal, but the polarizing effect is particularly nasty in the states.
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble for an awesome morning. Sorry, I was too distracted to comment.
	11:58am ghostofpeterfalk: @Ken - ah, thanks for the info.
	12:00pm βrian: I pulled a copy of Sons and Lovers off the shelf, and it was blank! It had been recalled!
	12:00pm Robert: Rev, i have a friend who dislikes radio talk, because, as he explained one time, it's just people giving their opinions (!). He can't stand forums wherein his own opinions are up for debate.
	12:00pm robyn: thanks trouble !

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 8, 2014

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