WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am bobdoesthings: good morning.
	9:03am sphere: hey trouble :)
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Gulls, skuas, or albatrosseses?
	9:04am Marcel M: Morning Trouble, Bob and all!
	9:04am sphere: could you have all three at once?
	9:04am bobdoesthings: my cat for mascot! - www.flickr.com...
	9:04am d¢ pät: those things sounded like something bigger...cranes?
	9:04am Marcel M: Bob you made a real propaganda poster!
	9:04am sphere: @bob that is one great poster - meow for Lucas!
	9:05am Marcel M: I'm eagerly awaiting my cat to show up on the mascot page.
	9:05am listener james from westwood: G'morning, Trouble, lisners, and many triangles on the playlist!
	9:05am bobdoesthings: well I based it off this - c3e308.medialib.glogster.com...
	9:06am d¢ pät: I like the triangles and the poster....and the birds....
	9:07am Trouble: good morning chickadees! and hellos to the sandhill cranes in the bunch
	9:07am Trouble: this morning's artwork is a drawing by ruth asawa, who usually worked in wire.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Excellent poster, bobdoesthings!
	9:10am bobdoesthings: thanks!
	9:11am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Hey bobdoesthings. What are you going to do for your llama? Cannot wait.
	9:11am common: trouble! great art again
	9:12am common: i agree, bob. great poster for your kitty!
	9:13am bobdoesthings: @brianUK - llama?!
	9:14am Brian in UK: Just kidding. Great poster, good job your cat had a short name.
	9:18am d¢ pät: This A Winged Victory... is pretty bitchin...
	9:19am Marcel M: I listen to the online stream at home, and still get confused early morning with the 91.1 in the van. Since technically ANYTHING could be playing on normal WFMU. But I was pretty confused by the music for a long time before Nachum popped on and started talking haha.
	9:19am P-90: Good job @Bobdoes!
	9:20am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Troublalas !
	9:20am bobdoesthings: @p-90 thanks!
	9:20am Parq: UK Brian, that would actually make a good propaganda poster itself. "What Are You Going To Do For Your Llama?"
	9:20am Sam: Oh qu'est-ce que j'aime cette chanson! A real gem.
	9:21am Sam: Laetitia Sadier's voice is pure ecstasy
	9:23am Sigurdur: Bang Bang
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - great ; also surprised how well Mick Harvey's version en Anglais worked.
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all.
	9:26am Marcel M: What did she say? I wore a trash bag?
	9:27am bobdoesthings: how else does one dress like a punk rocker?
	9:29am Marcel M: Good point Bob.
	9:29am still b/p: bobdoesthings -- Now you just need Sinatra to adapt a popular song for the campaign, like he did with High Hopes for Jack. Or maybe Susan Vega can whip somethin' up.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: still b/p - now you're onto something! too bad I don't think there is an actual vote.. at least I don't think.
	9:33am still b/p: (...Suzanne, rather.) Never let practicality impede the hoopla.
	9:35am βrian: Cranes flying overhead can be a surprising site. And that squawk!
	9:36am bobdoesthings: this isn't friday.. not imaginary radio yet..
	9:38am d¢ pät: that neutral milk hotel beginning was pretty suspicious....
	9:38am glenn: birds on book covers. www.casualoptimist.com...
	9:38am bobdoesthings: "how can you not love cranky?" - I don't know, ask my mother, (ZING!)
	9:39am βrian: Les grues volent en haut. It's interesting that in French, as in English, the bird and the construction machine share the same name.
	9:40am Marcel M: Yeah the guns are FOR King Christie
	9:40am Sam: That is cool, Brian! Probably because the machine resembles the bird so much. I wonder if the name was chosen independently in each language or if it was translated from one into the other.
	9:42am Brian in UK: @Sam Crane is also a verb. That could be the origin to stretch.
	9:44am Sam: But I don't think gruer is a verb in French, is it?
	9:44am βrian: And then there's Colonel Hogan...
	9:45am pierre: @ Brian : interesting and amusing indeed, I guess that's because they really look like each other, no ?
	9:47am βrian: @pierre. I think so. A blurb: "ORIGIN Middle English: figuratively from crane (the same sense development occurred in the related German Kran and Dutch kraan (see crane), and in French grue). The verb dates from the late 16th cent."
	9:51am d¢ pät: SCHULTZ!
	9:51am Trouble: love those book covers glenn! i can use that page in my classroom. merci!
	9:54am Sem Chumbo: @pierre: someone in your family take Holy Orders?: yodiscrepo.com...
	10:00am pierre: @ Sem Chumbo : I like to think at myself as an atheist octopus, but I'll keep my mind open. (that said, this gif almost makes me hear the wet sounds of the tentacles…)
	10:01am doca: Hey, Trouble, hi all!
	10:05am AndrewC.: Sorry, had to go and listen all the other Luluc songs in the archives...
	10:06am Marcel M: Its thicker!
	10:07am Cubicle Carl: Vinyl did sound its best in the early 70's.
	10:08am Roberto: Ah yes, the NYC high school thing. Been there, done that, twice. Feh.
	10:08am bobdoesthings: is it now mandatory to apply to highschools now? did christie really destroy schools already? I heard it was coming..
	10:09am Roberto: Or maybe you're talking about the NJ high school thing.
	10:09am βrian: The flamingos are back on the isthmus today. These don't migrate, they just go into storage. www.surroundedbyreality.com...
	10:10am r i s k y: Oh Trouble, don't send him to Catholic School for High School.... I was brought down Catholic my whole life.
	10:10am Roberto: For what it's worth, the kindergarten application process in NYC was actually more stressful.
	10:10am d¢ pät: wow, I like the sound of a Chevy being built.
	10:11am Brian in UK: It is similar over here. We have twin girls and one skool accepted one and said the other would get in on appeal. We told them they could take a powder. That was few years ago, it gets worse nowadays.
	10:12am Trouble: clarification: our local public high school is crap so we are applying to an academic public high that demands a test. private schools are also in the mix as a result of public school being crap.
	10:13am Brian in UK: I think 1975 was a crap year for record quality over here. They came prewarped and jumpy.
	10:16am bobdoesthings: @marcel - do you recall a test for our highschool?
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...show me the way to - Funky Townes ! ...
	10:17am Marcel M: @BOB: I think we did have to apply... but it was really easy. I vaguely remember some sort of test yes. But the super public schools in the NYC area Trouble is talking about is much different and much more competitive.
	10:18am Marcel M: @BOB: Around us the public schools were good, so there weren't TONS of people looking elsewhere. Thus the competition that she is talking about in NYC and surrounding areas.
	10:18am bobdoesthings: sheesh.. I'm almost 30 and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.. competitive high school entrance exams.. yikes!
	10:20am Marcel M: Yeah like Danilo had to do that in NYC to escape his horrible local school.
	10:21am bobdoesthings: there was a good "This American Life" on charter schools in the city and the politics/reality behind them
	10:21am ans: enjoying the show!!!!!! THANX!!!
	10:23am Marcel M: Yeah its bizarre how it works. in NYC.
	10:24am testingwithfire: home from work with a cold with Trouble's show for a tonic, doesn't get much better than that.
	10:25am Marcel M: Almost makes me with I was sick TWF!
	10:26am Marcel M: Although... when I'm sick... I have to go to work anyway, so I suppose it actually makes me almost with I was you!
	10:27am Trouble: thanks for the good words: testingwithfire and ans
	10:27am testingwithfire: @Marcel No sick time? Oy.
	10:28am Marcel M: @TWF: I have my own dogwalking thing so don't feel too bad for me, when I'm healthy its the greatest job ever. But when sick, quite rough.
	10:28am SeanG: yes yes y'all
	10:30am testingwithfire: @Marcel Doggies! I guess that's the downside of running your own business though. Plenty of downside to NOT running your own business too. :-)
	10:31am Marcel M: @TWF: Yep! S'how it goes!
	10:31am Brian in UK: @Marcel you could clean up with this FMU pets pledge business. (That came out wrong).
	10:31am Marcel M: YES! My cat is up on the mascot page!!! www.flickr.com...
	10:32am Marcel M: @Brian: HAH! Yes both monetarily and literally "cleaning up" haha
	10:32am bobdoesthings: @marcel - AHHHHH RIZZLE! aaahhh meeeewwww
	10:34am Dominick: Loving everything I'm hearing from Ngozi Family
	10:35am glenn: goofy AND cute, marcel.
	10:35am r i s k y: This family rules!
	10:35am Brian in UK: That dead squirrel is a bit dodgy.
	10:36am d¢ pät: CHEROKEE PEOPLE!
	10:36am listener james from westwood: This song always scared me as a wee kid. I was an easily scared kid.
	10:36am Marcel M: Yeah, I thought it was in bad taste Brian
	10:36am MD: Made in China...
	10:37am MD: GREAT SONG...IT OPENED MY MIND AS A KID IN THE 70'S!!!
	10:38am Will in Paris: It's nice to play this song as a memorial. How many times did I hear it on an AM radio during my childhood. Haven't thought of it until yesterday when I heard that Paul Revere rode his last ride.
	10:38am chris: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowie_knife
	10:38am sugarwolf: I got offered a sick today and I took it! I am sick tho. My neck and shoulder hurts soooo much.
	10:38am d¢ pät: SLANT 6!!
	10:39am E: I HAVE HAD SODA POP RIP OFF IN MY HEAD FOR THE LAST WEEK. And never bothered to listen it. Thank you Trouble.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a good Pop/Rawk song about the actual Trail of Tears would be...interesting... ...RIP Paul Revere.
	10:39am Cheri Pi: whut DCP said.
	10:40am d¢ pät: wait, WHAT?? HOW DID I MISS PAUL REVERE DYING?? CRAP. I have to look at the news sometimes
	10:41am d¢ pät: anyways...Slant 6 was a great group, saw 'em several times. Never saw PR and the R's though.
	10:42am Roberto: OK this is weird. Either someone mixed up the cat names or another listener has a cat with the same name as mine that also looks like mine.
	10:44am Ken From Hyde Park: I had a slightly sore throat and a sniffle this morning, and they're gone now. The curative powers of this show!
	10:44am testingwithfire: Making pledge check out now, crediting to This Is The Modern World. My day's work is done.
	10:44am Greg from Bloomfield: WFMU needs change, not another Jersey City insider that puts party before The People. JENNIE THE CAT FOR MASCOT 2014!!
	10:45am βrian: @Roberto: what a great gaping maw!
	10:45am listener james from westwood: Paul Revere is dead, and Morrissey's been treated for cancer: www.theguardian.com... Everything is falling apart.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey wait !: Trouble played a Doors song ! ...Merry Clayton's version is better...
	10:47am sugarwolf: Foxgloves!!!
	10:47am glenn: huh. i would have thought morrissey's miserable ass would have kept cancer well at bay.
	10:52am Parq: Everybody keeps calling him Paul Revere. I dug "Kicks" as much as anyone, but I think the name Mark Lindsay deserves to be remembered.
	10:53am Parq: And yes, Morrissey having cancer does seem a wee bit redundant.
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mark Lindsay is the Singer: Paul Revere the keyboard player has passed.
	10:56am sphere: as a former DC denizen, i loved slant 6. they were one of the best Dischord bands from the 90s.
	10:58am still b/p: I didn't know Gil Scott-Heron (heron!) was a novelist, but I learned this today in that collection of bird-design book covers.
	10:58am Snortley: Morrissey, according to the BBC: "With luck I will be able to stop singing forever, which would make many people happy."
	10:58am d¢ pät: Mark Lindsay is still kicking...
	11:01am Marcel M: Work time bye guysss
	11:02am bobdoesthings: later marcel
	11:02am oks: hi/bye marcel m
	11:02am Brian in UK: What is this I hear about Johnny Appleseed taken to his sick bed. Dog walking time here too.
	11:03am Marcel M: OKS! Whats up?! Come to the 7SD thing friday with us.
	11:04am oks: would love 2!!
	11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...waiting for Mozz to deliver the perfect OscarWilde-ian line - & there it is. ...This 'man' sounds a bit like Nina Simone - & sings his butt off...
	11:04am Marcel M: Cool I'll text you byeee
	11:05am Grok-o-matic: How pleasant this song is.
	11:05am Parq: Ohhh, thanks for the clarification, RRN66. Paint me red with embarrassment.
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - understandable Parq (I just happen to know a factoid about yer Dad's GarageRawk) - & well-intentioned too ...apparently there was some horseman by that name as well...
	11:09am still b/p: Some journalists just can't leave out the goofy and the unnecessary and the off-target. From Rolling Stone: "Known for their Revolutionary War-style attire – like something the real Paul Revere or the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band would wear.."
	11:13am chris: Richard Dawkins must have listened to this
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull - they were 1/2-way twixt the Monkees & the RollingStones, in a way - w/ great records - fully in w/ the other great NorthWestern Garage Kings... ...One Steve Allen looked @ only the lyrics to 'BeBopAlula' & made fun of Rock'n'Roll...
	11:15am duke: Where's the evidence that this elephant story happened?
	11:15am still b/p: Cogito ergo Steve.
	11:18am Rectitude: It could be documented somewhere in braille ,atduke
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Duke Universtity...
	11:19am chris: Never knew T Rex covered this
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...T.Rex - not Ween ?...
	11:24am sl: lol Christianized the nfl is a little hyperbolic, but your larger point is right :)
	11:26am blee: Barbaric sports need a barbaric sanctioning group.
	11:26am Trouble: i am all about hyperbole!!
	11:26am Grok-o-matic: lovin' this.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is that mean?: it's a good track... - yeah - intersting: has been said America's Game went from bucolic Baseball in a Park to Football the WarGame (as per GeorgeCarlin's routine about them)...
	11:27am kwhitehead: Trouble: It's a perfect day for Chris & Cosey's "October Love Song." Will you please play it?
	11:30am Sigurður: Trouble me this trouble me that..
	11:33am Trouble: perhaps next week for october love song, since i am knee deep in a dj mess right now...
	11:35am kwhitehead: Trouble: Late in the show, I realize. Many thanks.
	11:38am enrique71: Oh my niece will like this song... we're taking her to Paris over Thanksgiving weekend so I want to put together a French playlist. :)
	11:43am enrique71: Hey, where's my pledge heart?
	11:44am bobdoesthings: @enrique - looks like no one has the pledge hearts! we're all free!!!
	11:46am enrique71: Seemed strange that the profile setting said "never show heart", maybe they meant "always"? I unchecked it.
	11:48am doca: @Trouble, you should be nominated for an Academy Award in DJing if such existed. Thanks for the show!
	11:48am northguineahills: Lia Ices sounds like a female animal collective circa 2003, and I like it!
	11:49am northguineahills: (That's how my wife described it)
	11:49am Trouble: merci doca! that's so sweet to hear!
	11:50am Trouble: @northguineahills: the rest of that record does not pan out nearly as interesting as that cut...
	11:55am still b/p: Trouble should at least get one of those nominee gift bags...at least for the organic maple syrup and herbal tea lollipops, maybe not the Mace guns or trip to Vegas.
	11:56am chris: I should start keeping track of all the albums/artists you turn me on to. Today it was the Orlando Julius that really resonated.
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks for a wonderful set, Trouble! My wife looked up Lia Ices at the same time I got your comment, and she had the same sentiment.
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!!
	11:58am enrique71: Yeah thanks Trouble!
	11:59am SeanG: circulate!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 7, 2014

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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October 7, 2014: a large bit overgrown

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
annea lockwood	disc 2 track 4 "disc 2 track 4" by "annea lockwood"	a sound map of the danube						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
malaria	keep me in love "keep me in love" by "malaria"	cheerio						0:04:53 (Pop-up)
a winged victory for the sullen	#1	atomos	kranky				*	0:10:29 (Pop-up)
luna with leitia sadier	bonnie and clyde	3 stories						0:18:57 (Pop-up)
neutral milk hotel	everything is "everything is" by "neutral milk hotel"							0:24:44 (Pop-up)
(argentina)	la chacarera "la chacarera" by "(argentina)"	exotic dances recorded on location v/a						0:28:22 (Pop-up)
air france	june evenings "june evenings" by "air france"							0:30:39 (Pop-up)

luluc	winter is passing "winter is passing" by "luluc"	passerby	sub pop				*	0:40:08 (Pop-up)
pierre barouh	les ronds dans l'eau							0:45:31 (Pop-up)
fletcher henderson	beale street mama							0:45:54 (Pop-up)
Sonic Liberation Front	ashe a go-go							0:48:39 (Pop-up)
brigitte fontaine	famille/l'auberge	brigitte fontaine	superior viaduct	1972	Vinyl		*	0:57:44 (Pop-up)

the lincoln trio	shake down (fascination)	Mr Finewine's escape fromthe shadows of motown v/a 2014 wfmu premium						1:09:53 (Pop-up)
merry clayton	tell all the people	best of						1:12:51 (Pop-up)
townes van zandt	hunger child blues	country funk II v/a	light in the attic				*	1:15:00 (Pop-up)
orlando julius w/ the heliocentrics	sangodele	jaiyede afro	strut				*	1:18:03 (Pop-up)
O Terço	edificio da avenida central	O Terço						1:23:41 (Pop-up)
kenny dope feat screechy dan	boomin in da jeep	nice up the dance two worlds clash V/A						1:25:54 (Pop-up)
ngozi family	bwanawe "bwanawe" by "ngozi family"	day of judgement	now-again				*	1:30:19 (Pop-up)
paul revere & the raiders	indian reservation (lament of the cherokee reservation indian)							1:34:58 (Pop-up)
slant 6	soda pop rip off "soda pop rip off" by "slant 6"	soda pop rip off						1:37:21 (Pop-up)

the foxgloves	daystar "daystar" by "the foxgloves"	all's fair in love and chickfactor v/a						1:45:36 (Pop-up)
lismore	one room house "one room house" by "lismore"	we could connect or we could not						1:49:46 (Pop-up)
Durutti Column	people's pleasure park	the durutti column/vini reilly						1:55:16 (Pop-up)
jobriath	i'maman "i'maman" by "jobriath"	as the river flows	eschatone	1971		previously unreleased	*	2:02:37 (Pop-up)
?	b/6 "b/6" by "?"	?						2:03:27 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg	AF607105 "AF607105" by "charlotte gainsbourg"	5:55						2:06:48 (Pop-up)
steve allen	SIDE B "SIDE B" by "steve allen"	how to think						2:11:16 (Pop-up)
dressy bessy	what is life "what is life" by "dressy bessy"	More Superhits Of The '70s: Michael Shelley's 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium						2:18:10 (Pop-up)

antena	Noelle A Hawaii "Noelle A Hawaii" by "antena"	camino del sol (re-issue with extra trax)						2:25:12 (Pop-up)
the fates	no romance "no romance" by "the fates"	furia	finders keepers	1985			*	2:28:21 (Pop-up)
special pillow	in retrograde "in retrograde" by "special pillow"	infinite regression	zofko				*	2:34:56 (Pop-up)
yelle	toho "toho" by "yelle"	completement fou	kemosabe				*	2:36:47 (Pop-up)
dinner	skid row "skid row" by "dinner"	oui	captured tracks				*	2:39:35 (Pop-up)
lia ices	tell me "tell me" by "lia ices"	ices	jagjaguwar				*	2:42:04 (Pop-up)
martha and the vandellas	heatwave (single version)							2:46:11 (Pop-up)
nick monaco	private practice "private practice" by "nick monaco"	mating call	soul clap				*	2:48:37 (Pop-up)
billy paul	let the dollar circulate							2:53:36 (Pop-up)
the soul notes	how long will it last	Eccentric Soul: The Way Out Label					*	2:58:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am bobdoesthings: good morning.
	9:03am sphere: hey trouble :)
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Gulls, skuas, or albatrosseses?
	9:04am Marcel M: Morning Trouble, Bob and all!
	9:04am sphere: could you have all three at once?
	9:04am bobdoesthings: my cat for mascot! - www.flickr.com...
	9:04am d¢ pät: those things sounded like something bigger...cranes?
	9:04am Marcel M: Bob you made a real propaganda poster!
	9:04am sphere: @bob that is one great poster - meow for Lucas!
	9:05am Marcel M: I'm eagerly awaiting my cat to show up on the mascot page.
	9:05am listener james from westwood: G'morning, Trouble, lisners, and many triangles on the playlist!
	9:05am bobdoesthings: well I based it off this - c3e308.medialib.glogster.com...
	9:06am d¢ pät: I like the triangles and the poster....and the birds....
	9:07am Trouble: good morning chickadees! and hellos to the sandhill cranes in the bunch
	9:07am Trouble: this morning's artwork is a drawing by ruth asawa, who usually worked in wire.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Excellent poster, bobdoesthings!
	9:10am bobdoesthings: thanks!
	9:11am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Hey bobdoesthings. What are you going to do for your llama? Cannot wait.
	9:11am common: trouble! great art again
	9:12am common: i agree, bob. great poster for your kitty!
	9:13am bobdoesthings: @brianUK - llama?!
	9:14am Brian in UK: Just kidding. Great poster, good job your cat had a short name.
	9:18am d¢ pät: This A Winged Victory... is pretty bitchin...
	9:19am Marcel M: I listen to the online stream at home, and still get confused early morning with the 91.1 in the van. Since technically ANYTHING could be playing on normal WFMU. But I was pretty confused by the music for a long time before Nachum popped on and started talking haha.
	9:19am P-90: Good job @Bobdoes!
	9:20am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Troublalas !
	9:20am bobdoesthings: @p-90 thanks!
	9:20am Parq: UK Brian, that would actually make a good propaganda poster itself. "What Are You Going To Do For Your Llama?"
	9:20am Sam: Oh qu'est-ce que j'aime cette chanson! A real gem.
	9:21am Sam: Laetitia Sadier's voice is pure ecstasy
	9:23am Sigurdur: Bang Bang
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - great ; also surprised how well Mick Harvey's version en Anglais worked.
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all.
	9:26am Marcel M: What did she say? I wore a trash bag?
	9:27am bobdoesthings: how else does one dress like a punk rocker?
	9:29am Marcel M: Good point Bob.
	9:29am still b/p: bobdoesthings -- Now you just need Sinatra to adapt a popular song for the campaign, like he did with High Hopes for Jack. Or maybe Susan Vega can whip somethin' up.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: still b/p - now you're onto something! too bad I don't think there is an actual vote.. at least I don't think.
	9:33am still b/p: (...Suzanne, rather.) Never let practicality impede the hoopla.
	9:35am βrian: Cranes flying overhead can be a surprising site. And that squawk!
	9:36am bobdoesthings: this isn't friday.. not imaginary radio yet..
	9:38am d¢ pät: that neutral milk hotel beginning was pretty suspicious....
	9:38am glenn: birds on book covers. www.casualoptimist.com...
	9:38am bobdoesthings: "how can you not love cranky?" - I don't know, ask my mother, (ZING!)
	9:39am βrian: Les grues volent en haut. It's interesting that in French, as in English, the bird and the construction machine share the same name.
	9:40am Marcel M: Yeah the guns are FOR King Christie
	9:40am Sam: That is cool, Brian! Probably because the machine resembles the bird so much. I wonder if the name was chosen independently in each language or if it was translated from one into the other.
	9:42am Brian in UK: @Sam Crane is also a verb. That could be the origin to stretch.
	9:44am Sam: But I don't think gruer is a verb in French, is it?
	9:44am βrian: And then there's Colonel Hogan...
	9:45am pierre: @ Brian : interesting and amusing indeed, I guess that's because they really look like each other, no ?
	9:47am βrian: @pierre. I think so. A blurb: "ORIGIN Middle English: figuratively from crane (the same sense development occurred in the related German Kran and Dutch kraan (see crane), and in French grue). The verb dates from the late 16th cent."
	9:51am d¢ pät: SCHULTZ!
	9:51am Trouble: love those book covers glenn! i can use that page in my classroom. merci!
	9:54am Sem Chumbo: @pierre: someone in your family take Holy Orders?: yodiscrepo.com...
	10:00am pierre: @ Sem Chumbo : I like to think at myself as an atheist octopus, but I'll keep my mind open. (that said, this gif almost makes me hear the wet sounds of the tentacles…)
	10:01am doca: Hey, Trouble, hi all!
	10:05am AndrewC.: Sorry, had to go and listen all the other Luluc songs in the archives...
	10:06am Marcel M: Its thicker!
	10:07am Cubicle Carl: Vinyl did sound its best in the early 70's.
	10:08am Roberto: Ah yes, the NYC high school thing. Been there, done that, twice. Feh.
	10:08am bobdoesthings: is it now mandatory to apply to highschools now? did christie really destroy schools already? I heard it was coming..
	10:09am Roberto: Or maybe you're talking about the NJ high school thing.
	10:09am βrian: The flamingos are back on the isthmus today. These don't migrate, they just go into storage. www.surroundedbyreality.com...
	10:10am r i s k y: Oh Trouble, don't send him to Catholic School for High School.... I was brought down Catholic my whole life.
	10:10am Roberto: For what it's worth, the kindergarten application process in NYC was actually more stressful.
	10:10am d¢ pät: wow, I like the sound of a Chevy being built.
	10:11am Brian in UK: It is similar over here. We have twin girls and one skool accepted one and said the other would get in on appeal. We told them they could take a powder. That was few years ago, it gets worse nowadays.
	10:12am Trouble: clarification: our local public high school is crap so we are applying to an academic public high that demands a test. private schools are also in the mix as a result of public school being crap.
	10:13am Brian in UK: I think 1975 was a crap year for record quality over here. They came prewarped and jumpy.
	10:16am bobdoesthings: @marcel - do you recall a test for our highschool?
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...show me the way to - Funky Townes ! ...
	10:17am Marcel M: @BOB: I think we did have to apply... but it was really easy. I vaguely remember some sort of test yes. But the super public schools in the NYC area Trouble is talking about is much different and much more competitive.
	10:18am Marcel M: @BOB: Around us the public schools were good, so there weren't TONS of people looking elsewhere. Thus the competition that she is talking about in NYC and surrounding areas.
	10:18am bobdoesthings: sheesh.. I'm almost 30 and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.. competitive high school entrance exams.. yikes!
	10:20am Marcel M: Yeah like Danilo had to do that in NYC to escape his horrible local school.
	10:21am bobdoesthings: there was a good "This American Life" on charter schools in the city and the politics/reality behind them
	10:21am ans: enjoying the show!!!!!! THANX!!!
	10:23am Marcel M: Yeah its bizarre how it works. in NYC.
	10:24am testingwithfire: home from work with a cold with Trouble's show for a tonic, doesn't get much better than that.
	10:25am Marcel M: Almost makes me with I was sick TWF!
	10:26am Marcel M: Although... when I'm sick... I have to go to work anyway, so I suppose it actually makes me almost with I was you!
	10:27am Trouble: thanks for the good words: testingwithfire and ans
	10:27am testingwithfire: @Marcel No sick time? Oy.
	10:28am Marcel M: @TWF: I have my own dogwalking thing so don't feel too bad for me, when I'm healthy its the greatest job ever. But when sick, quite rough.
	10:28am SeanG: yes yes y'all
	10:30am testingwithfire: @Marcel Doggies! I guess that's the downside of running your own business though. Plenty of downside to NOT running your own business too. :-)
	10:31am Marcel M: @TWF: Yep! S'how it goes!
	10:31am Brian in UK: @Marcel you could clean up with this FMU pets pledge business. (That came out wrong).
	10:31am Marcel M: YES! My cat is up on the mascot page!!! www.flickr.com...
	10:32am Marcel M: @Brian: HAH! Yes both monetarily and literally "cleaning up" haha
	10:32am bobdoesthings: @marcel - AHHHHH RIZZLE! aaahhh meeeewwww
	10:34am Dominick: Loving everything I'm hearing from Ngozi Family
	10:35am glenn: goofy AND cute, marcel.
	10:35am r i s k y: This family rules!
	10:35am Brian in UK: That dead squirrel is a bit dodgy.
	10:36am d¢ pät: CHEROKEE PEOPLE!
	10:36am listener james from westwood: This song always scared me as a wee kid. I was an easily scared kid.
	10:36am Marcel M: Yeah, I thought it was in bad taste Brian
	10:36am MD: Made in China...
	10:37am MD: GREAT SONG...IT OPENED MY MIND AS A KID IN THE 70'S!!!
	10:38am Will in Paris: It's nice to play this song as a memorial. How many times did I hear it on an AM radio during my childhood. Haven't thought of it until yesterday when I heard that Paul Revere rode his last ride.
	10:38am chris: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowie_knife
	10:38am sugarwolf: I got offered a sick today and I took it! I am sick tho. My neck and shoulder hurts soooo much.
	10:38am d¢ pät: SLANT 6!!
	10:39am E: I HAVE HAD SODA POP RIP OFF IN MY HEAD FOR THE LAST WEEK. And never bothered to listen it. Thank you Trouble.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a good Pop/Rawk song about the actual Trail of Tears would be...interesting... ...RIP Paul Revere.
	10:39am Cheri Pi: whut DCP said.
	10:40am d¢ pät: wait, WHAT?? HOW DID I MISS PAUL REVERE DYING?? CRAP. I have to look at the news sometimes
	10:41am d¢ pät: anyways...Slant 6 was a great group, saw 'em several times. Never saw PR and the R's though.
	10:42am Roberto: OK this is weird. Either someone mixed up the cat names or another listener has a cat with the same name as mine that also looks like mine.
	10:44am Ken From Hyde Park: I had a slightly sore throat and a sniffle this morning, and they're gone now. The curative powers of this show!
	10:44am testingwithfire: Making pledge check out now, crediting to This Is The Modern World. My day's work is done.
	10:44am Greg from Bloomfield: WFMU needs change, not another Jersey City insider that puts party before The People. JENNIE THE CAT FOR MASCOT 2014!!
	10:45am βrian: @Roberto: what a great gaping maw!
	10:45am listener james from westwood: Paul Revere is dead, and Morrissey's been treated for cancer: www.theguardian.com... Everything is falling apart.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey wait !: Trouble played a Doors song ! ...Merry Clayton's version is better...
	10:47am sugarwolf: Foxgloves!!!
	10:47am glenn: huh. i would have thought morrissey's miserable ass would have kept cancer well at bay.
	10:52am Parq: Everybody keeps calling him Paul Revere. I dug "Kicks" as much as anyone, but I think the name Mark Lindsay deserves to be remembered.
	10:53am Parq: And yes, Morrissey having cancer does seem a wee bit redundant.
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mark Lindsay is the Singer: Paul Revere the keyboard player has passed.
	10:56am sphere: as a former DC denizen, i loved slant 6. they were one of the best Dischord bands from the 90s.
	10:58am still b/p: I didn't know Gil Scott-Heron (heron!) was a novelist, but I learned this today in that collection of bird-design book covers.
	10:58am Snortley: Morrissey, according to the BBC: "With luck I will be able to stop singing forever, which would make many people happy."
	10:58am d¢ pät: Mark Lindsay is still kicking...
	11:01am Marcel M: Work time bye guysss
	11:02am bobdoesthings: later marcel
	11:02am oks: hi/bye marcel m
	11:02am Brian in UK: What is this I hear about Johnny Appleseed taken to his sick bed. Dog walking time here too.
	11:03am Marcel M: OKS! Whats up?! Come to the 7SD thing friday with us.
	11:04am oks: would love 2!!
	11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...waiting for Mozz to deliver the perfect OscarWilde-ian line - & there it is. ...This 'man' sounds a bit like Nina Simone - & sings his butt off...
	11:04am Marcel M: Cool I'll text you byeee
	11:05am Grok-o-matic: How pleasant this song is.
	11:05am Parq: Ohhh, thanks for the clarification, RRN66. Paint me red with embarrassment.
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - understandable Parq (I just happen to know a factoid about yer Dad's GarageRawk) - & well-intentioned too ...apparently there was some horseman by that name as well...
	11:09am still b/p: Some journalists just can't leave out the goofy and the unnecessary and the off-target. From Rolling Stone: "Known for their Revolutionary War-style attire – like something the real Paul Revere or the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band would wear.."
	11:13am chris: Richard Dawkins must have listened to this
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull - they were 1/2-way twixt the Monkees & the RollingStones, in a way - w/ great records - fully in w/ the other great NorthWestern Garage Kings... ...One Steve Allen looked @ only the lyrics to 'BeBopAlula' & made fun of Rock'n'Roll...
	11:15am duke: Where's the evidence that this elephant story happened?
	11:15am still b/p: Cogito ergo Steve.
	11:18am Rectitude: It could be documented somewhere in braille ,atduke
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Duke Universtity...
	11:19am chris: Never knew T Rex covered this
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...T.Rex - not Ween ?...
	11:24am sl: lol Christianized the nfl is a little hyperbolic, but your larger point is right :)
	11:26am blee: Barbaric sports need a barbaric sanctioning group.
	11:26am Trouble: i am all about hyperbole!!
	11:26am Grok-o-matic: lovin' this.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is that mean?: it's a good track... - yeah - intersting: has been said America's Game went from bucolic Baseball in a Park to Football the WarGame (as per GeorgeCarlin's routine about them)...
	11:27am kwhitehead: Trouble: It's a perfect day for Chris & Cosey's "October Love Song." Will you please play it?
	11:30am Sigurður: Trouble me this trouble me that..
	11:33am Trouble: perhaps next week for october love song, since i am knee deep in a dj mess right now...
	11:35am kwhitehead: Trouble: Late in the show, I realize. Many thanks.
	11:38am enrique71: Oh my niece will like this song... we're taking her to Paris over Thanksgiving weekend so I want to put together a French playlist. :)
	11:43am enrique71: Hey, where's my pledge heart?
	11:44am bobdoesthings: @enrique - looks like no one has the pledge hearts! we're all free!!!
	11:46am enrique71: Seemed strange that the profile setting said "never show heart", maybe they meant "always"? I unchecked it.
	11:48am doca: @Trouble, you should be nominated for an Academy Award in DJing if such existed. Thanks for the show!
	11:48am northguineahills: Lia Ices sounds like a female animal collective circa 2003, and I like it!
	11:49am northguineahills: (That's how my wife described it)
	11:49am Trouble: merci doca! that's so sweet to hear!
	11:50am Trouble: @northguineahills: the rest of that record does not pan out nearly as interesting as that cut...
	11:55am still b/p: Trouble should at least get one of those nominee gift bags...at least for the organic maple syrup and herbal tea lollipops, maybe not the Mace guns or trip to Vegas.
	11:56am chris: I should start keeping track of all the albums/artists you turn me on to. Today it was the Orlando Julius that really resonated.
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks for a wonderful set, Trouble! My wife looked up Lia Ices at the same time I got your comment, and she had the same sentiment.
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!!
	11:58am enrique71: Yeah thanks Trouble!
	11:59am SeanG: circulate!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 7, 2014

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