WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 16, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:02am bobdoesthings: goooooood morning trouble and troublettes
	9:02am Trouble: good morning! florine stettheimer is our artistic host this morning...
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trouble makers
	9:05am d¢ pät: lot of Stravinsky in there...
	9:05am bobdoesthings: @pierre/all - is it trouble makers? I forgot where we stood on that. I recall someone suggesting "the troubled"
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: Now you're going to have to play all these ballets.
	9:05am northguineahills: I"ve never seen a record like this. damn.
	9:06am d¢ pät: ya gotta clicky star "ballet titles"
	9:09am bobdoesthings: The guy reading off countries reminds me of an art project I did back in school, we had to mimic a famous artist so I chose John Baldessari and his "teaching a plant the alphabet" but instead I took my friends puppy and video-taped me teaching it geography where I sat and pointed to countries while the puppy sat there confused as hell.
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: I gave Ken a book a long time ago that I found on radio announcing from the 40s which has pronunciations like this.
	9:10am Adrian in London: Morning all from a slightly misty South London.
	9:12am common: good day from rainy philly.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Dumit's obit: www.tulsaworld.com...
	9:15am pierre: @bobdoesthings: well, yeah, you're right, something has been stated, butI can't remember what, what does our chief Trouble say ?
	9:18am northguineahills: that's awesome, bobdoesthings!
	9:18am Parq: Bobdoes, I totally want to see that video. In fact, in these days of cute pet videos ruling the Web, it could make you a star.
	9:19am northguineahills: wow, I actually have that Crumb/Cage record.
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @ trouble - I just got this Ada Moore album b/c of her on your premium this year, she's incredible. thanks!
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @parq.. I was just thinking I shoudl find it and post to youtube.. if I find it, I'll let ya' know
	9:24am Trouble: @ pierre-language is for those who speak: you are free to self declare...
	9:28am pierre: @Trouble : alright. I'll try to play a bit with it, and discover new words, or make some.
	9:28am bobdoesthings: pierre, you hear that?! we can call ourselves whatever we want!! let's call ourselves the mail prankers
	9:29am bobdoesthings: Oh wait.. that's already a club. nevermind we'll have to think of a new name.
	9:31am Parq: Ish Kabibble ...
	9:32am pierre: this week i'll go with Troublettes, cause you actually made a nice one. Next week, i'll try to find one
	9:33am βrian: Nous sommes tous les bonobos !
	9:35am bobdoesthings: @trouble - Although it was weird - Ada Moore vol 2, from what I remember, was almost same or similar tracklistings but way less music than Volume 3.. so I got volume 3. Thought that was strange
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: Say it right: Gúd-na-dót-tir, sa-man (seeds)
	9:36am pierre: @Brian : I prefer gibbons, can I be a gibbon ?
	9:41am βrian: Gibbons are good. Euell Gibbons, say.
	9:49am still b/p: Gibbons typing comments randomly could eventually produce The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
	9:53am coelacanth: Good morning Trouble, and Troubled. ...Likin' the island sound.
	9:53am pierre: @Trouble : you know that Keren Ann song "Trouble" that you played some times, you actually made me love this song, since then I often listen to it and thinking about the show… I don't know why it makes me happy.
	9:59am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Goodgoodgood morningmorningmorning TroubleTroubleTrouble. ThanksThanksThanks forforfor playingplayingplaying somesomesome echoechoecho dubdubdub.
	10:00am northguineahills: I have yet to hear that drum bago dub, very nice!
	10:02am coelacanth: aw i missed Hildur...oh well- archives. And i see where all this monkey business started. I,having veered off to become a lemur,(though disguised as a fish,)sometimes channeling a pygmy marmoset, can relate.
	10:10am Lewis: @Trouble - you have such a wonderful presence on mic!
	10:10am d¢ pät: I'm not one of those people who loves coffee--but if I don't drink it, I go into severe withdrawal that includes headache, flu symptoms, nervousness, extreme irritability, and yes, bleary-eyedness.
	10:11am northguineahills: coffee gives my an awful stomachache, and makes me feel like crap 2 hours later, almost like a hangover (and nauseous), yet I love the taste of it, so I still have a cup every other week (no sugar or cream).
	10:12am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble & everybody!
	10:13am d¢ pät: I have 2-3 cups a day, although today I had a cup then another cup with an extra shot of espresso in it (no sugar or cream as correctly noted by ngh)
	10:13am d¢ pät: ...and I'm thinking about another one...
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wonder if this version LittleRichard has Hendrix on it...
	10:16am MenfussMike: no it doesnt
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Ta - earlier prob. ?
	10:18am coelacanth: strong irish tea with honey's my main. I Love coffee,but it doesn't Love me. We meet up every few weeks though.
	10:19am bobdoesthings: not to interrupt the show - but you all should check out this video (later on) of wanda jackson, one of my favorite youtubes - www.youtube.com...
	10:19am MD: Got up this morn...had a great big fight with the wife...and that song really helped...THANKS...I MEAN IT!!
	10:19am steve: hey all. matcha tea is pretty good.
	10:22am Stevel: I drink 1-3 cups of coffee a day. It does little to wake me up or keep me alert. Extra glasses of water do more for that. In fact, most evenings lately, I have a cup after dinner and take a nap within the hour. Of course, I'm old...
	10:22am coelacanth: MD sad to hear it...maybe tonight it will mend.
	10:23am d¢ pät: some day....I'm going to switch to green tea....some day.....
	10:23am adrian in mpls: @Stevel - The coffee nap is the best!
	10:23am northguineahills: When I was in grad school, I would go through 1 pot plus more per day of coffee, I wonder if that ruined it for me.
	10:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Lots of star clicking today Trouble. Dig that crazy Curt Martin organ.
	10:24am coelacanth: Yeh,coffee makes me crash. It's a big strain on the adrenal glands. Tea gives me steady,calm alertness.
	10:26am adrian in mpls: i need the coffee everyday, or i'm a horrible wreck. it hasn't destroyed my stomach, yet. i also work at a job where we have free reign of an espresso machine, which means the temptation to have an americano is always there.
	10:27am northguineahills: As I said before, I'm a tea and mate guy, but I can't have tea in the morning, b/c it makes me nauseous (unless I have a large breakfast)
	10:31am Faye: lovely morning tunes Trouble!
	10:32am coelacanth: adrian in mpls, i'm glad i don't have that temptation! Years ago my drink was: 4-6 shots espresso w/heavy cream. ...i'm still buzzing. northguineahills i can relate. I usually have tea between 10 & 2. I can't get into mate though. 'tastes like tobacco ashes to me!
	10:33am Guido from Cologne: good morning Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - dc pat - someday ! - but I don't see how while I'm werkin' for a living; me & the A.M. are not real good friends - a little websearch tending to indicate Hendrix is on this one LittleRichard recording session 1965 : www.earlyhendrix.com... answers.yahoo.com... - & a couple bits of film one sees on YouTube...
	10:36am coelacanth: Buenos dias,Guido f C.
	10:37am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Zabar's French/Italian roast is my lifeline in the morning. Otherwise watch out, I am a world class grump without my one cup in the morning (albeit one powerfully strong cup).
	10:38am pierre: you got to love Katerine
	10:38am Andrew Waterloo: I enjoy my coffee in the morning, but the coffee I really need is the one in the early afternoon.
	10:40am d¢ pät: coffee in the AM; beer in the PM. Can't have coffee after noon or there will be problems.
	10:40am pierre: but Trouble I believe that the name of the album is "Mes Mauvaises Fréquentations"
	10:41am bobdoesthings: beer in the pm, regret in the am.
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's a brutal fact of life that I gotta be a little out of my head to be a Werking Capitalist Unit - even if it's just caffeine ...lately in fact, it's been chocolate Muscle Monster drinks: I've been wearing weights around my wrists & ankles for exercise - & it has 24gms. protein or such - as well as caff - & guarana, which is between caff & cocaine on a spectrum, some say...bad, I know... ...ah - the infamous mid-apres matin malaise...
	10:44am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Can I change my job title to "Devotional Sleeper"? Or how about "Pillow Tester"?
	10:44am chatty cathy: ahhhhh... i like this s-ss... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
	10:45am Trouble: i arise from the constatnt typing to type some more: bonjour jennique, that's great pierre!, thank you webmaster henry, merci lewis, hope it will all work out MD,merci beaucoup faye! x, bueno guido, really pierre?,
	10:46am northguineahills: Mate is good for the stomach, and reduces stomach aches and nausea, and hunger pangs. However, too much is taxing on the liver, so I drink it in moderation due to other activities that tax my liver.
	10:47am Priscilla: Saw Yousou N'dour at BAM last weekend — fabulous!
	10:52am bobdoesthings: @northguineahills - I've also heard some negatives about mate - www.livestrong.com...
	10:52am pierre: @ Trouble : yeah I think so www.discogs.com...
	10:53am northguineahills: nice segue. DJ Olive did a great remix of this BOC track when he opened for Blonde Redhead 2002. That reminds me, he gave an awesome Blonde Redhead remix that has never been released. I think I can track it down if you want a copy, Trouble.
	10:53am Trouble: read this please for homework: www.nytimes.com... merci
	10:53am coelacanth: Priscilla, i'm a bit jealous.
	10:54am Trouble: LOVE dj olive! yes please!
	10:54am Trouble: i played it from an ep pierre, sorry i forgot about that part...
	10:57am adrian in mpls: americano time!
	10:58am Priscilla: @coelacanth, you know the old paradox: you live in a city so expensive it's hard to take advantage of all the great stuff here. But still lucky & so worth it.
	11:03am Stevel: I love this cover SO MUCH! SO CREEPY!! (As this song really always was. 'ha ha ha')
	11:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh. My. God. I can't believe someone covered this song. Brilliant. I think my dad had this on 8 track and it has forever warped my mind.
	11:04am sinner: Killin' it!!
	11:05am coelacanth: Priscilla- i used to live right across the river,& date someone on the east side. I spent a ton of money during that time,but i sure had fun! no regret.
	11:05am northguineahills: Dang, I can't remember how the mp3 is labelled (if I labelled it, which weird, b/c I've dj'ed that track before). I'll find it eventually!
	11:05am Stevel: Michael Shelley is a god.
	11:06am hello: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_bdr1cLzgo
	11:11am bobdoesthings: I've been considering keeping some sort of system for outlining what tracks are choice.. how do you all do it? I was thinking putting index cards inside every sleeve and to just jot notes for every album.. but I also have been considering starting a discog page.. but that seems like it'll take a long time to compile and not sure if I care enough..
	11:16am SSS: We never get out of the school yard, Trouble. Didn't you know?
	11:17am Lewis: perhaps supporting your team is actually saying something along the lines of "my team stands for much better behavior than that , hence supporting my team requires casting out bad actors"
	11:17am Andrew Waterloo: The fun thing about the article on adults reading YA is that a lot of the YA supporters couldn't get their head around the fact that author was musing.
	11:17am Trouble: tha's cool lewis, but why wear the number of the abuser?
	11:17am DeaconDave: Hi Trouble!
	11:18am Trouble: yes of course andrew! that is fascinating! hi deacon dave
	11:18am ck: Right on, Trouble!
	11:19am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Jon Stewart did a great segment about Ray Rice. thedailyshow.cc.com... It showed the hypocrisy of the NFL and how they could have expelled him outright from the beginning, but only did so after public outrage. At least the Ray Rice jerseys are pulled from the shelves and Nike has withdrawn endorsement. On a side note, I never understood the reading of YA novels as an adult. Personally it makes me cringe to read, so I never did.
	11:21am Lewis: Actually my point is that supporting the team calls for burning the jersey of the guilty.
	11:21am Andrew Waterloo: I think you can read what you want. I just think you're missing out on something if you're in your 40s and you consider Harry Potter the best book you've ever read.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'homework' deffo a good read (in middle of it); the idea that we (...I...) in the United States started as a Rebellion against a Patriarch (King) & perpetually exalts the 'man-boy' (Jung's 'Puer aeternus') is fascinating ...Rock'n'Roll is a U.S. creation - out of the catastrophe of Slavery - & one sometimes wonders how it translates around the World: do they need to Rebel in France like this?: They actually recognize Black culture! (Jazz &tc.)...or did before recent elections held after the credit crash... - back to reading...
	11:23am coelacanth: Yes Andrew. I think you're right!
	11:24am doctorjazz: The thing I note is that nothing is for real these days unless there is a video of it.
	11:25am DeaconDave: doctorjazz: have we gone that far?
	11:25am Priscilla: I loved reading YA books with my daughter—it's a way of getting inside your kid's head and seeing what is influencing her/him.
	11:26am Lewis: @doctorjazz - I agree and the implications of our simulacra / simulacrum world are boggling...
	11:26am DeaconDave: I think it is more like nothing gets attention unless it is on video
	11:27am northguineahills: ok, this is killing me. i can't find it, I'll have to check other hard drives. But this podcast has it. Scroll down to the jan 23, 2009 entry. The remix is in the middle. Now I'm going to be obsessed looking for it. djolive.podomatic.com
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: People crying fowl over urban chickens - www.inforum.com... Hopefully, they can resolve the issue peacefully.
	11:27am Trouble: yes jennique i saw that, i always love john stewart but i loved him extra after that. video footage, photos from ferguson of the militarization: puts things in peeps face that they can't pretend doesn't exist.
	11:27am coelacanth: It will be very easy,fairly soon,for the people in control to forcefully or through not-so-subtle manipulation,to switch people's clinging from mommy to big brother.
	11:28am βrian: @DDave: Yes, I get so annoyed when I go to read what I think is an article, and it's just a bleeping video clip. No, I don't want to watch. I want to read.
	11:28am Trouble: yes priscilla, i enjoy reading those books with dj icepack. but on my own? i would be bored, there is so much else waiting for me that i haven't read...
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think it's great to be in touch w/ your 'inner child' (yuck - NewAge PopPsych phrase) - as are many Creative types - but a valuable point is being made here about our relation to Maturity culturally...Thx for linking Troub. ...
	11:29am DeaconDave: Brin: What does that say about our lituracy?
	11:29am northguineahills: Heck, I didn't read YA books when I was a young adult.
	11:29am adrian in mpls: @Brian - I feel the same way. I even hate the replacement of text with icons (gmail did this a couple of years ago). Nothing wrong with text!
	11:30am adrian in mpls: The temporality of text/reading is something i don't want to give up on.
	11:30am DeaconDave: I cannot spell worth a chicken
	11:30am Andrew Waterloo: The problem with text is translation.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I read Camus in 6th grade, & comic books now - I see this as complicated...
	11:31am jamesie: Diggin the show... cleaning the house in time for the Scottish gran comes to stay! eek
	11:31am SeanG: Young Adult is an oxymoron
	11:32am βrian: In a similar vein, I refuse to read html-mail. My e-mail is text, pure and simple. (Kind of crotchety that way, I suppose.)
	11:32am Andrew Waterloo: I read things like The Stone Angel and To Kill a Mockingbird around that time.
	11:32am adrian in mpls: @Andrew - that's true. but icons/imagery sometimes demand translation as well.
	11:32am Priscilla: How true, Trouble! Literature is long but life is short...
	11:35am Andrew Waterloo: @adrian, I agree. I have the is argument with my boss when it comes to App development. He wants as little text as possible. I think there are places where text is the only thing that works.
	11:36am Stevel: Great show, again.
	11:39am adrian in mpls: @Brian - I'm with you. I miss firing up telnet to read my text only e-mail.
	11:39am bobdoesthings: awwwwshitttt crank it
	11:39am GeesyCreesy: YES. Big Freedia time
	11:40am SeanG: BIG FREEDIA
	11:40am sphere: me too, Adrian.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks stevel. good thoughts you all are putting out there today trouble -ettes!
	11:41am Liz Berg: yakka yakka!
	11:41am βrian: I thought we were "troubladours."
	11:41am d¢ pät: eh, I like pictures. I remember when WWW was first firing up and I found out I could put a picture on a page. I freaked.
	11:42am d¢ pät: this big freedia is definitely something to reckon with...
	11:42am chris: I think I'm awake now after that track
	11:44am pierre: @ Trouble : no prob I understand
	11:47am GeesyCreesy: Sounds like Poi Dog Pondering is providing back-up on this remix
	11:48am steve: wow, amazing remix. also what the heck happened to The Avalanches?
	11:49am northguineahills: yeah, the avalanches made a big splash, and then dropped off the face of the earth.
	11:49am Mike East: Hey Troubladites!
	11:49am still b/p: A Donovan flavor in the b&s vocal.
	11:49am bobdoesthings: GREAT SHOW TROUBLE! thanks
	11:51am d¢ pät: @ngh: for some reason I read "then chopped off the face of the earth." I'm going to have to use that at some point. Like big feedia just chopped off the face of the earth with that one!
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: Thank you for the music Trouble and CU!
	11:54am northguineahills: ha, dc pat! Thanks for getting us through this grey morning, Trouble!
	11:55am Guido from Cologne: joe meek!
	11:55am Guido from Cologne: love that moon march track
	11:56am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Skies are clearing, so I am heading out for birding in Central Park. Toodles!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks bobdoesthings, de rein guido, thanks for listening everybody! tootles!
	11:56am Guido from Cologne: it's from "i hear a new world" - EP 1962 or so
	11:58am doca: Hey Trouble! Gonna have to check the archives!
	11:58am DeaconDave: Great show Trouble
	11:59am bobdoesthings: we need more trouble singing!
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Puer aeternus wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...

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wax ghost	stars flames sparks "stars flames sparks" by "wax ghost"	adze	cook an egg			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
edward dumit	ballet titles "ballet titles" by "edward dumit"	say it right!	grayhill inc				0:04:04 (Pop-up)
john cage/concord string quartet	quodlibit	crumb: black angels Cage: string quartet	turnabout				0:05:20 (Pop-up)
francois de roubaix	enterrement sous-marin	le samourai/les aventuriers	universal				0:06:52 (Pop-up)
Hildur Gudnadottir	strokur/fra "strokur/fra" by "Hildur Gudnadottir"	saman	touch			*	0:09:47 (Pop-up)
ada moore with tal farlow, john la porta	summertime	jazz workshop vol three	debut records				0:17:50 (Pop-up)
ariel kalma	chase me now "chase me now" by "ariel kalma"	An Evolutionary Music (Original Recordings: 1972–1979)	RVNG Intl.			*	0:21:48 (Pop-up)
hans reichel	Bonobo I "Bonobo I" by "hans reichel"	bonobo	FMP				0:26:18 (Pop-up)

dub syndicate	what happened? "what happened?" by "dub syndicate"	what happened?	on U sound		10"		0:36:21 (Pop-up)
the soulettes	deh pon dem "deh pon dem" by "the soulettes"	studio one women	Soul Jazz Records				0:43:47 (Pop-up)
wayne McGhee and the sounds of joy	fire ( she need water)	Jamaica To Toronto: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974	light inthe attic				0:46:19 (Pop-up)
louis o'connor	lonely & black "lonely & black" by "louis o'connor"	glory, dominon, power, majesty v/a	half moon productions				0:49:53 (Pop-up)
the techniques	day o "day o" by "the techniques"	sunshine reggae	trojan				0:54:10 (Pop-up)
drum bago and the rebel group	reggae version	studio one dub vol 2	studio one				0:56:24 (Pop-up)
alice russell	citizens "citizens" by "alice russell"	to dust	tru thoughts ltd				0:59:34 (Pop-up)
FKA twigs	preface "preface" by "FKA twigs"	LP1	young turks			*	1:02:22 (Pop-up)

kitty, daisy & lewis	say you'll be mine	kitty daisy & lewis	DH records				1:08:54 (Pop-up)
little richard	lawdy miss clawdie	rip it up	chameleon records				1:13:27 (Pop-up)
wanda jackson	silver threads and golden needles	in person recorded at mr lucky's phoenix arizona	capital records				1:18:28 (Pop-up)
jackie de shannon	did he call today mama?	did he call today mama?	liberty		7"		1:18:47 (Pop-up)
curt martin	c'est pas prudent "c'est pas prudent" by "curt martin"	Beginner's Guide to French Pop Music (V/A)	nascente				1:20:44 (Pop-up)
vic pitts and the cheaters	you made me love you	the lost tapes	secret stash			*	1:23:08 (Pop-up)
Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako	nagana	Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako	sterns music	1972		*	1:28:22 (Pop-up)
Luis Russell & His Orchestra	the new call of the freaks	teenage the creation of youth 1911-46	trikont				1:34:44 (Pop-up)
katerine	chanson des jours benis "chanson des jours benis" by "katerine"	parlez vous anglais mr katerine?	rosebud				1:37:38 (Pop-up)
donna regina	devotional sleeper "devotional sleeper" by "donna regina"	a quiet week in the house	karaoke kalk				1:39:55 (Pop-up)
Orchestra Baobab	jiin ma jiin ma "jiin ma jiin ma" by "Orchestra Baobab"	specialist in all styles	Nonesuch Records				1:44:13 (Pop-up)
boards of canada remixed by kid loco	happy cycling	kid loco dj kicks	k7				1:50:48 (Pop-up)
NHK 'Koyxen	601 "601" by "NHK 'Koyxen"	dance classics vol II	Pan		Vinyl	*	1:56:05 (Pop-up)
Out 2	easy go "easy go" by "Out 2"	Lectric Sounds 1 v/a	Lectric Sands		Vinyl	*	1:58:22 (Pop-up)
ken stringfellow	moonlight feels right	more superhits of the 70's: michael shelley 2014 premium	ken stringfellow			*	2:02:43 (Pop-up)

sonny clark	cool struttin "cool struttin" by "sonny clark"	cool struttin	bluenote				2:16:42 (Pop-up)
cortex	images "images" by "cortex"	pourquoi	trad vibe	1978		*	2:25:02 (Pop-up)
duffy power	davey o brien "davey o brien" by "duffy power"	Saint Etienne Present Songs For The Dog & Duck v/a	ace				2:30:13 (Pop-up)
The Bombay Royale	(give me back my)buny bunty	the island of dr electro	hope street			*	2:32:51 (Pop-up)
ojos de brujo	buleria del ay! "buleria del ay!" by "ojos de brujo"	bari	satelite k records				2:35:37 (Pop-up)
big freedia	explode "explode" by "big freedia"	just be free	RMM Media			*	2:38:49 (Pop-up)
ms thang	get that money "get that money" by "ms thang"	nice up the dance two worlds clash V/A	soul jazz				2:41:34 (Pop-up)
belle & sebastian	I'm A Cuckoo (The Avalanches Mix)	the third eye centre	matador				2:45:57 (Pop-up)
Daniele Baldelli	got to get your own	back to my funky side	cinedelic			*	2:49:11 (Pop-up)
the blue men	entry of the globbots	High Voltage! Giant Steps & Flashpoints in 20th Century Experimental & Electronic Sound	high voltage			*	2:54:30 (Pop-up)
the geminis	a friend of mine "a friend of mine" by "the geminis"	One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost & Found v/a	rhino				2:57:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am bobdoesthings: goooooood morning trouble and troublettes
	9:02am Trouble: good morning! florine stettheimer is our artistic host this morning...
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trouble makers
	9:05am d¢ pät: lot of Stravinsky in there...
	9:05am bobdoesthings: @pierre/all - is it trouble makers? I forgot where we stood on that. I recall someone suggesting "the troubled"
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: Now you're going to have to play all these ballets.
	9:05am northguineahills: I"ve never seen a record like this. damn.
	9:06am d¢ pät: ya gotta clicky star "ballet titles"
	9:09am bobdoesthings: The guy reading off countries reminds me of an art project I did back in school, we had to mimic a famous artist so I chose John Baldessari and his "teaching a plant the alphabet" but instead I took my friends puppy and video-taped me teaching it geography where I sat and pointed to countries while the puppy sat there confused as hell.
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: I gave Ken a book a long time ago that I found on radio announcing from the 40s which has pronunciations like this.
	9:10am Adrian in London: Morning all from a slightly misty South London.
	9:12am common: good day from rainy philly.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Dumit's obit: www.tulsaworld.com...
	9:15am pierre: @bobdoesthings: well, yeah, you're right, something has been stated, butI can't remember what, what does our chief Trouble say ?
	9:18am northguineahills: that's awesome, bobdoesthings!
	9:18am Parq: Bobdoes, I totally want to see that video. In fact, in these days of cute pet videos ruling the Web, it could make you a star.
	9:19am northguineahills: wow, I actually have that Crumb/Cage record.
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @ trouble - I just got this Ada Moore album b/c of her on your premium this year, she's incredible. thanks!
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @parq.. I was just thinking I shoudl find it and post to youtube.. if I find it, I'll let ya' know
	9:24am Trouble: @ pierre-language is for those who speak: you are free to self declare...
	9:28am pierre: @Trouble : alright. I'll try to play a bit with it, and discover new words, or make some.
	9:28am bobdoesthings: pierre, you hear that?! we can call ourselves whatever we want!! let's call ourselves the mail prankers
	9:29am bobdoesthings: Oh wait.. that's already a club. nevermind we'll have to think of a new name.
	9:31am Parq: Ish Kabibble ...
	9:32am pierre: this week i'll go with Troublettes, cause you actually made a nice one. Next week, i'll try to find one
	9:33am βrian: Nous sommes tous les bonobos !
	9:35am bobdoesthings: @trouble - Although it was weird - Ada Moore vol 2, from what I remember, was almost same or similar tracklistings but way less music than Volume 3.. so I got volume 3. Thought that was strange
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: Say it right: Gúd-na-dót-tir, sa-man (seeds)
	9:36am pierre: @Brian : I prefer gibbons, can I be a gibbon ?
	9:41am βrian: Gibbons are good. Euell Gibbons, say.
	9:49am still b/p: Gibbons typing comments randomly could eventually produce The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
	9:53am coelacanth: Good morning Trouble, and Troubled. ...Likin' the island sound.
	9:53am pierre: @Trouble : you know that Keren Ann song "Trouble" that you played some times, you actually made me love this song, since then I often listen to it and thinking about the show… I don't know why it makes me happy.
	9:59am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Goodgoodgood morningmorningmorning TroubleTroubleTrouble. ThanksThanksThanks forforfor playingplayingplaying somesomesome echoechoecho dubdubdub.
	10:00am northguineahills: I have yet to hear that drum bago dub, very nice!
	10:02am coelacanth: aw i missed Hildur...oh well- archives. And i see where all this monkey business started. I,having veered off to become a lemur,(though disguised as a fish,)sometimes channeling a pygmy marmoset, can relate.
	10:10am Lewis: @Trouble - you have such a wonderful presence on mic!
	10:10am d¢ pät: I'm not one of those people who loves coffee--but if I don't drink it, I go into severe withdrawal that includes headache, flu symptoms, nervousness, extreme irritability, and yes, bleary-eyedness.
	10:11am northguineahills: coffee gives my an awful stomachache, and makes me feel like crap 2 hours later, almost like a hangover (and nauseous), yet I love the taste of it, so I still have a cup every other week (no sugar or cream).
	10:12am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble & everybody!
	10:13am d¢ pät: I have 2-3 cups a day, although today I had a cup then another cup with an extra shot of espresso in it (no sugar or cream as correctly noted by ngh)
	10:13am d¢ pät: ...and I'm thinking about another one...
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wonder if this version LittleRichard has Hendrix on it...
	10:16am MenfussMike: no it doesnt
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Ta - earlier prob. ?
	10:18am coelacanth: strong irish tea with honey's my main. I Love coffee,but it doesn't Love me. We meet up every few weeks though.
	10:19am bobdoesthings: not to interrupt the show - but you all should check out this video (later on) of wanda jackson, one of my favorite youtubes - www.youtube.com...
	10:19am MD: Got up this morn...had a great big fight with the wife...and that song really helped...THANKS...I MEAN IT!!
	10:19am steve: hey all. matcha tea is pretty good.
	10:22am Stevel: I drink 1-3 cups of coffee a day. It does little to wake me up or keep me alert. Extra glasses of water do more for that. In fact, most evenings lately, I have a cup after dinner and take a nap within the hour. Of course, I'm old...
	10:22am coelacanth: MD sad to hear it...maybe tonight it will mend.
	10:23am d¢ pät: some day....I'm going to switch to green tea....some day.....
	10:23am adrian in mpls: @Stevel - The coffee nap is the best!
	10:23am northguineahills: When I was in grad school, I would go through 1 pot plus more per day of coffee, I wonder if that ruined it for me.
	10:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Lots of star clicking today Trouble. Dig that crazy Curt Martin organ.
	10:24am coelacanth: Yeh,coffee makes me crash. It's a big strain on the adrenal glands. Tea gives me steady,calm alertness.
	10:26am adrian in mpls: i need the coffee everyday, or i'm a horrible wreck. it hasn't destroyed my stomach, yet. i also work at a job where we have free reign of an espresso machine, which means the temptation to have an americano is always there.
	10:27am northguineahills: As I said before, I'm a tea and mate guy, but I can't have tea in the morning, b/c it makes me nauseous (unless I have a large breakfast)
	10:31am Faye: lovely morning tunes Trouble!
	10:32am coelacanth: adrian in mpls, i'm glad i don't have that temptation! Years ago my drink was: 4-6 shots espresso w/heavy cream. ...i'm still buzzing. northguineahills i can relate. I usually have tea between 10 & 2. I can't get into mate though. 'tastes like tobacco ashes to me!
	10:33am Guido from Cologne: good morning Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - dc pat - someday ! - but I don't see how while I'm werkin' for a living; me & the A.M. are not real good friends - a little websearch tending to indicate Hendrix is on this one LittleRichard recording session 1965 : www.earlyhendrix.com... answers.yahoo.com... - & a couple bits of film one sees on YouTube...
	10:36am coelacanth: Buenos dias,Guido f C.
	10:37am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Zabar's French/Italian roast is my lifeline in the morning. Otherwise watch out, I am a world class grump without my one cup in the morning (albeit one powerfully strong cup).
	10:38am pierre: you got to love Katerine
	10:38am Andrew Waterloo: I enjoy my coffee in the morning, but the coffee I really need is the one in the early afternoon.
	10:40am d¢ pät: coffee in the AM; beer in the PM. Can't have coffee after noon or there will be problems.
	10:40am pierre: but Trouble I believe that the name of the album is "Mes Mauvaises Fréquentations"
	10:41am bobdoesthings: beer in the pm, regret in the am.
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's a brutal fact of life that I gotta be a little out of my head to be a Werking Capitalist Unit - even if it's just caffeine ...lately in fact, it's been chocolate Muscle Monster drinks: I've been wearing weights around my wrists & ankles for exercise - & it has 24gms. protein or such - as well as caff - & guarana, which is between caff & cocaine on a spectrum, some say...bad, I know... ...ah - the infamous mid-apres matin malaise...
	10:44am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Can I change my job title to "Devotional Sleeper"? Or how about "Pillow Tester"?
	10:44am chatty cathy: ahhhhh... i like this s-ss... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
	10:45am Trouble: i arise from the constatnt typing to type some more: bonjour jennique, that's great pierre!, thank you webmaster henry, merci lewis, hope it will all work out MD,merci beaucoup faye! x, bueno guido, really pierre?,
	10:46am northguineahills: Mate is good for the stomach, and reduces stomach aches and nausea, and hunger pangs. However, too much is taxing on the liver, so I drink it in moderation due to other activities that tax my liver.
	10:47am Priscilla: Saw Yousou N'dour at BAM last weekend — fabulous!
	10:52am bobdoesthings: @northguineahills - I've also heard some negatives about mate - www.livestrong.com...
	10:52am pierre: @ Trouble : yeah I think so www.discogs.com...
	10:53am northguineahills: nice segue. DJ Olive did a great remix of this BOC track when he opened for Blonde Redhead 2002. That reminds me, he gave an awesome Blonde Redhead remix that has never been released. I think I can track it down if you want a copy, Trouble.
	10:53am Trouble: read this please for homework: www.nytimes.com... merci
	10:53am coelacanth: Priscilla, i'm a bit jealous.
	10:54am Trouble: LOVE dj olive! yes please!
	10:54am Trouble: i played it from an ep pierre, sorry i forgot about that part...
	10:57am adrian in mpls: americano time!
	10:58am Priscilla: @coelacanth, you know the old paradox: you live in a city so expensive it's hard to take advantage of all the great stuff here. But still lucky & so worth it.
	11:03am Stevel: I love this cover SO MUCH! SO CREEPY!! (As this song really always was. 'ha ha ha')
	11:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh. My. God. I can't believe someone covered this song. Brilliant. I think my dad had this on 8 track and it has forever warped my mind.
	11:04am sinner: Killin' it!!
	11:05am coelacanth: Priscilla- i used to live right across the river,& date someone on the east side. I spent a ton of money during that time,but i sure had fun! no regret.
	11:05am northguineahills: Dang, I can't remember how the mp3 is labelled (if I labelled it, which weird, b/c I've dj'ed that track before). I'll find it eventually!
	11:05am Stevel: Michael Shelley is a god.
	11:06am hello: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_bdr1cLzgo
	11:11am bobdoesthings: I've been considering keeping some sort of system for outlining what tracks are choice.. how do you all do it? I was thinking putting index cards inside every sleeve and to just jot notes for every album.. but I also have been considering starting a discog page.. but that seems like it'll take a long time to compile and not sure if I care enough..
	11:16am SSS: We never get out of the school yard, Trouble. Didn't you know?
	11:17am Lewis: perhaps supporting your team is actually saying something along the lines of "my team stands for much better behavior than that , hence supporting my team requires casting out bad actors"
	11:17am Andrew Waterloo: The fun thing about the article on adults reading YA is that a lot of the YA supporters couldn't get their head around the fact that author was musing.
	11:17am Trouble: tha's cool lewis, but why wear the number of the abuser?
	11:17am DeaconDave: Hi Trouble!
	11:18am Trouble: yes of course andrew! that is fascinating! hi deacon dave
	11:18am ck: Right on, Trouble!
	11:19am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Jon Stewart did a great segment about Ray Rice. thedailyshow.cc.com... It showed the hypocrisy of the NFL and how they could have expelled him outright from the beginning, but only did so after public outrage. At least the Ray Rice jerseys are pulled from the shelves and Nike has withdrawn endorsement. On a side note, I never understood the reading of YA novels as an adult. Personally it makes me cringe to read, so I never did.
	11:21am Lewis: Actually my point is that supporting the team calls for burning the jersey of the guilty.
	11:21am Andrew Waterloo: I think you can read what you want. I just think you're missing out on something if you're in your 40s and you consider Harry Potter the best book you've ever read.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'homework' deffo a good read (in middle of it); the idea that we (...I...) in the United States started as a Rebellion against a Patriarch (King) & perpetually exalts the 'man-boy' (Jung's 'Puer aeternus') is fascinating ...Rock'n'Roll is a U.S. creation - out of the catastrophe of Slavery - & one sometimes wonders how it translates around the World: do they need to Rebel in France like this?: They actually recognize Black culture! (Jazz &tc.)...or did before recent elections held after the credit crash... - back to reading...
	11:23am coelacanth: Yes Andrew. I think you're right!
	11:24am doctorjazz: The thing I note is that nothing is for real these days unless there is a video of it.
	11:25am DeaconDave: doctorjazz: have we gone that far?
	11:25am Priscilla: I loved reading YA books with my daughter—it's a way of getting inside your kid's head and seeing what is influencing her/him.
	11:26am Lewis: @doctorjazz - I agree and the implications of our simulacra / simulacrum world are boggling...
	11:26am DeaconDave: I think it is more like nothing gets attention unless it is on video
	11:27am northguineahills: ok, this is killing me. i can't find it, I'll have to check other hard drives. But this podcast has it. Scroll down to the jan 23, 2009 entry. The remix is in the middle. Now I'm going to be obsessed looking for it. djolive.podomatic.com
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: People crying fowl over urban chickens - www.inforum.com... Hopefully, they can resolve the issue peacefully.
	11:27am Trouble: yes jennique i saw that, i always love john stewart but i loved him extra after that. video footage, photos from ferguson of the militarization: puts things in peeps face that they can't pretend doesn't exist.
	11:27am coelacanth: It will be very easy,fairly soon,for the people in control to forcefully or through not-so-subtle manipulation,to switch people's clinging from mommy to big brother.
	11:28am βrian: @DDave: Yes, I get so annoyed when I go to read what I think is an article, and it's just a bleeping video clip. No, I don't want to watch. I want to read.
	11:28am Trouble: yes priscilla, i enjoy reading those books with dj icepack. but on my own? i would be bored, there is so much else waiting for me that i haven't read...
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think it's great to be in touch w/ your 'inner child' (yuck - NewAge PopPsych phrase) - as are many Creative types - but a valuable point is being made here about our relation to Maturity culturally...Thx for linking Troub. ...
	11:29am DeaconDave: Brin: What does that say about our lituracy?
	11:29am northguineahills: Heck, I didn't read YA books when I was a young adult.
	11:29am adrian in mpls: @Brian - I feel the same way. I even hate the replacement of text with icons (gmail did this a couple of years ago). Nothing wrong with text!
	11:30am adrian in mpls: The temporality of text/reading is something i don't want to give up on.
	11:30am DeaconDave: I cannot spell worth a chicken
	11:30am Andrew Waterloo: The problem with text is translation.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I read Camus in 6th grade, & comic books now - I see this as complicated...
	11:31am jamesie: Diggin the show... cleaning the house in time for the Scottish gran comes to stay! eek
	11:31am SeanG: Young Adult is an oxymoron
	11:32am βrian: In a similar vein, I refuse to read html-mail. My e-mail is text, pure and simple. (Kind of crotchety that way, I suppose.)
	11:32am Andrew Waterloo: I read things like The Stone Angel and To Kill a Mockingbird around that time.
	11:32am adrian in mpls: @Andrew - that's true. but icons/imagery sometimes demand translation as well.
	11:32am Priscilla: How true, Trouble! Literature is long but life is short...
	11:35am Andrew Waterloo: @adrian, I agree. I have the is argument with my boss when it comes to App development. He wants as little text as possible. I think there are places where text is the only thing that works.
	11:36am Stevel: Great show, again.
	11:39am adrian in mpls: @Brian - I'm with you. I miss firing up telnet to read my text only e-mail.
	11:39am bobdoesthings: awwwwshitttt crank it
	11:39am GeesyCreesy: YES. Big Freedia time
	11:40am SeanG: BIG FREEDIA
	11:40am sphere: me too, Adrian.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks stevel. good thoughts you all are putting out there today trouble -ettes!
	11:41am Liz Berg: yakka yakka!
	11:41am βrian: I thought we were "troubladours."
	11:41am d¢ pät: eh, I like pictures. I remember when WWW was first firing up and I found out I could put a picture on a page. I freaked.
	11:42am d¢ pät: this big freedia is definitely something to reckon with...
	11:42am chris: I think I'm awake now after that track
	11:44am pierre: @ Trouble : no prob I understand
	11:47am GeesyCreesy: Sounds like Poi Dog Pondering is providing back-up on this remix
	11:48am steve: wow, amazing remix. also what the heck happened to The Avalanches?
	11:49am northguineahills: yeah, the avalanches made a big splash, and then dropped off the face of the earth.
	11:49am Mike East: Hey Troubladites!
	11:49am still b/p: A Donovan flavor in the b&s vocal.
	11:49am bobdoesthings: GREAT SHOW TROUBLE! thanks
	11:51am d¢ pät: @ngh: for some reason I read "then chopped off the face of the earth." I'm going to have to use that at some point. Like big feedia just chopped off the face of the earth with that one!
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: Thank you for the music Trouble and CU!
	11:54am northguineahills: ha, dc pat! Thanks for getting us through this grey morning, Trouble!
	11:55am Guido from Cologne: joe meek!
	11:55am Guido from Cologne: love that moon march track
	11:56am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Skies are clearing, so I am heading out for birding in Central Park. Toodles!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks bobdoesthings, de rein guido, thanks for listening everybody! tootles!
	11:56am Guido from Cologne: it's from "i hear a new world" - EP 1962 or so
	11:58am doca: Hey Trouble! Gonna have to check the archives!
	11:58am DeaconDave: Great show Trouble
	11:59am bobdoesthings: we need more trouble singing!
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Puer aeternus wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 16, 2014

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