WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 30, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:03am doca: Hello, Trouble!
	9:04am popsicornia: Good lovely Tuesday morning Trouble.
	9:04am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:05am Trouble: gooooood morning june almost july people!
	9:05am Trouble: first an african american president now marriage equality. i must be a million years old to have lived thru such momentous wonderfuls!
	9:06am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble und guten TZAG everyone!
	9:09am ausmanx: i don't understand why it's good to have an African American president if race relations are worse than they were ten years ago and US foreign policy is more brutal and irrational than ever?
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marriage equality never should have been a question Constitutionally. We need the money out of elections & government ('Citizens United').
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: What's todays' rainbow-free picture, Trouble?
	9:13am DeemerDave: Ugh! I come here to get away from politics for awhile. Can we chat about the Women's World Cup, music, or something else?
	9:13am Trouble: today's artist is laura owens!
	9:13am John Arthur: Lol politics hooray
	9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: What's in store for the second half of 2015? I hope mercury emissions from power plants don't do us in.
	9:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...continuing previous program's Melancholy theme...beautiful stuff...
	9:16am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! Congrats on the weddings americans ! Also, merci pour la musique
	9:16am Trouble: i believe part of the problem with US race relations (and women, as we will see once the race heats up with hillary) is when the perceived group in power sees changes they push back with a last blast of fearful feeling of powerlessness. Obama has rec'd the most virulent hatred from republicans because they see him as a game changer and they don't want the game changed...
	9:19am djsheilab: Amen sister!
	9:19am DeemerDave: So tell me more about Brenda Holloway
	9:20am John Arthur: What Trouble said, plus it's important for the next generation of kids to see some non-white males in powerful positions, that way they know anyone can aspire (with some tangible chance of success) to do great things
	9:20am duke: I had a pair of dogs named Patience and Prudence. Prudence was the dumbest dog I ever met.
	9:21am Trouble: brenda holloway is a god! she was on motown and didn't really go as far as they thought she would. everytime she opens her mouth I am immediately transported. buy what ever you can of hers...
	9:21am Webhamster Henry: P&P's A Smile is Something Special is featured in this excellent ad for the British Lottery: www.youtube.com...
	9:23am Trouble: the personal is political
	9:23am Berg: favourited - Love this one
	9:24am Adrian in London: I've never really got on with Patrick Watson, liked him on the Cinematic Orchestra album, but this is great.
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone plotted out dots Red & Blue of how Congress voted over several decades - & the two parties have just flown apart: there is no bipartisan cooperation to solve problems - it is pure politics.
	9:25am SeanG: Hello World!
	9:25am ausmanx: sure, DeemerDave, shut down a topic because you don't want to talk about it. that's a political statement in itself. and it seems all kids have seen is non-white males ascending to power and being able to do the most appalling things as well as the white males do (and of course, Hillary can demonstrate that women can do it too, just like Margaret Thatcher did). i am unashamed to talk about politics
	9:27am John Arthur: That being said, I'm kind of liking Bernie Sanders so far. Just sayin
	9:28am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:29am Trouble: bernie's from vermont, what's not to like?
	9:30am DeemerDave: ausmanx: How can I possibly "shut down" a topic? Typical political hyperbole. I just asked to avoid political discussion and you accuse me of censorship. Ludicrous.
	9:34am quinn: My kid loves the show this morning. Lots of head bopping.
	9:35am Polyus: I love that John Waters comp, haven't heard it in a long time.
	9:36am sugarwolf: hey Trouble, my French is terrible but it looks like Françoise Hardy has quit music :(
	9:38am DeemerDave: This used to be my favorite program. Peace.
	9:38am sugarwolf: Ok bye
	9:39am sara: and japanese american internment camps were pretty dark too
	9:39am Webhamster Henry: And now you can also be tired of Chris Christie too! I play Gaylord's Your Meter Is Running premium all the time.
	9:40am Trouble: i've been tired of chris christie for a very long time now!!!
	9:40am violet: Historically, marriage has been a contract between two men concerning the ownership of a woman, backed up by the power of the state. Somehow people seem to have forgotten that and decided that marriage is a public declaration of love between two people.
	9:41am bobdoesthings: I don't blame you trouble.. I could see myself rocking this for several weeks.
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That too: When did election season become perpetual? - & yes: the meaning & definition of Marriage has always changed.
	9:42am a listener: oh DeemerDave, if this 'used to be' your favourite program, then I'm afraid you weren't paying attention. Trouble often deals with political stuff. The fact we tend to agree with her, is actually irrelevant to the hive mind ridiculing your comment. Peace, indeed.
	9:42am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, gang!
	9:43am Andre: ohh Trouble. Only you to play Tom Zé!!!!!
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't blame him for wanting respite in music.
	9:44am Guido from Cologne: one of Tom's best tracks from what I now
	9:44am Andre: BTW, here is the youtube link of nice documentary on Tom Zé. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE7jkrfV76s Mad genius!!
	9:46am John Arthur: If the chat bothers you, you can just listen to the music and not read the chat lol
	9:47am Trouble: good call violet!
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: As I recall, election season became perpetual with Jimmy Carter, who was a very outside chance candidate who started running long before the 1976 election. millercenter.org...
	9:47am a listener: @RRNov63 but, then, he could ignore the board and just listen. He made a point of saying that. He could have just listened. The politics is on here, not on the air - apart from a comment welcoming marriage equality. If he has a problem with that, well tough.
	9:49am ausmanx: the most fundamental part of my politics at this venerable age is the intelligent questioning of groupthink. but one fears this is becoming less and less acceptable... incidentally, Trouble, you know i love the show and that's why i'm still here! but Rabbit, we did have an excellent exchange a while back about whether to vote or not, didn't we?
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - my own inclination is to communicate about it all - unless I start to feel bludgeoned by someone's proselytizing. One hopes for more light than heat. I value people who care enuff to pay attention & also interact about it - how else to learn? I understand wanting a break sometimes, though.
	9:53am a listener: @ausmanx I have a problem with the unquestioning acceptance of a failed socio-political economic system far more than I have with a group of people agreeing on something on a message board.
	9:54am bobdoesthings: this might be the best set ever... killing it trouble! <3 thanks
	9:54am Trouble: thanks for that link andre!!
	9:55am a listener: yes, the music is as always wonderful Trouble. Perfect for the sweltering heat we have here at the moment.
	9:56am Trouble: merci bien peeps!
	9:57am chris: This makes the summer seem so ominous.
	9:57am ausmanx: obviously true, listener, the trouble is most people get their unquestioning acceptance from places like messageboards! and we in the southern hemisphere would love some sweltering right now...
	9:59am Hot Bar: Hi Trouble, hey all. Hey what's that French man bird songs stuff?
	9:59am Andrew Waterloo: Are you sure "unquestioning acceptance" simply isn't stuff you disagree with and don't respect people for believing?
	9:59am Adrian in London: Now here's a great politics story: bloke from Hackney starts a crowdfunding appeal to sort out the Greek bailout: "All we need is 1.6 billion euros!" and it's gathering steam. www.indiegogo.com...
	10:00am bobdoesthings: speaking of how great this set is.. I went to clicky-star this one.. IT'S ALREADY CLICKY-ED ... FMU is reading my thoughts now..
	10:01am a listener: @ausmanx they're obviously using the wrong message boards then! :D And it's winter down under, I'd have thought you'd be glad of some respite from the endless heat.
	10:02am Andrew Waterloo: @Adrian, well you know, 1Euro per earthling
	10:03am sphere: hello people
	10:03am sugarwolf: @bobdoesthings: I love when I go to favorite a track and Oh! I already have!
	10:04am ausmanx: andrew, yes i am quite sure of that, thanks.
	10:04am northguineahills: Broadcast always makes me smile.
	10:05am adrian in mpls: @Adrian in London - that crowd-funding bailout is amazing! I love it!
	10:06am chromaphone: Wow I never knew you could favorite a track. Excellent.
	10:07am djsheilab: This is heart-breaking.
	10:07am bobdoesthings: @chromaphone... oh boy can you!! take heed though.. it's a slipper slope once you start clicky-starring
	10:07am Trouble: hey sugarwolf! where did you read that francoise has quit music?
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @chromaphone: & programs - & episodes - & DJs - & the rest of us...
	10:08am northguineahills: ahmed malek, new to me and perfectly sad (albeit lyricless).
	10:08am ausmanx: trouble is, the Greeks don't need a bailout, they need a default. if they get the bailout money, it goes straight back to the French and German banks and does nothing for the Greeks (best to read Joe Stiglitz on that one)
	10:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sets really are impeccable.
	10:10am sugarwolf: Trouble: fr.news.yahoo.com...
	10:12am Adrian in London: @sugarwolf Oh no, that's sad; I knew she'd been ill, I didn't realise it was cancer.
	10:12am adrian in mpls: Shirley!
	10:13am northguineahills: Must pull myself away from Trouble's set, but her powers are too strong!
	10:25am SeanG: slits!
	10:28am sugarwolf: I still have to read Viv Albertine's book
	10:29am SeanG: yeah me too
	10:39am Mike East: I made duck confit last year. It was fantastic, though a bit too salty. Next time I will adjust accordingly. Eddie Palmieri will be rehearsing here next month. Always a whirlwind when his group comes in.
	10:39am Joe McG: @sugarwolf and SeanG: It's a good read!
	10:41am Greg from Bloomfield: I think "Run Come Rally" is just like, "Let's rally".
	10:42am sugarwolf: It's petty, but I just think his name is dumb.
	10:43am bobdoesthings: Well sure he's tired.. all that tax payer food he's been eating.. www.huffingtonpost.com...
	10:43am sugarwolf: I work with someone who likes Christie becuase "he tells it like it is." No he doesn't!!!
	10:43am Greg from Bloomfield: Even I wouldn't vote for Chris Christie, and I am a spinning New Jersey globe.
	10:45am Polyus: I had a very similar level of schadenfreude when our a-hole Governor Tim Pawlenty was left at the altar by John McCain in 2008, and fell into subsequent obscurity.
	10:45am a listener: yeah, but Yellow River was a great song....
	10:45am Mark: I think he's one of those guys who seems like a real straight-shooter, then you get to know him and you realize he's totally full of shit. This is why they say one of the states he's going to have real trouble in is New Jersey.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like Christie because he makes being stuck up here in NewHampshuh seem better.
	10:47am chromaphone: I wish Plantasia would get released on Cd.
	10:48am JakeGould: Gotta give Chris Christie credit. I mean that guy is utterly shameless in his lying. It’s like a modern day version of Boss Tweed. And he’s fat too! Maybe if he became president he would use NASA to shuttle pork roll sandwiches to him?
	10:48am Berg: as Fallon puts it "his popularity is so low, he's the only guy in New Jersey who doesn't know a guy"
	10:49am Webhamster Henry: I'm 3 degrees away from Christie, and Mr. 2 degrees, I'm told, is distancing himself from him as much as possible.
	10:49am Mark: It's always nice to hear some cello.
	10:49am Patrick: hey Trouble, great show so far... did you catch this in the Times the other day... www.nytimes.com... would love to see this blowhard get whats coming...
	10:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning from sunny San Diego! Went piñata hunting in Tijuana, but did not find any Donald Trump ones. Wonder if there is a Chris Christie one? Would take a lotta candy to fill it. www.yahoo.com...
	10:50am JakeGould: @WebhamsterHenry: 3 degrees away from Christie? You mean based on the curvature of the Earth? Because that guy is fat!
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: WFMU should get piñatas to go with its Black velvet gallery.
	10:50am chromaphone: Trouble this Garson track sounds really clean. Do you have the actual vinyl?
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: Christie ATE Kevin Bacon.
	10:51am sugarwolf: Also, he's a jerk who happens to be fat, he's not a jerk because he is fat /end rant about body-shaming ha, I typed this before JakeGould's post
	10:52am Trouble: @ chromaphone: plantasia IS released on cd!!
	10:52am a listener: a Chris Christie piñata? Not even the Greek debt could fill that.
	10:53am chromaphone: OMG!
	10:54am sugarwolf: Christie is a shanda fur die fatties.
	10:54am chromaphone: I found out about that music like 8 years ago and finally the digital reissue has arrived! thanks much.
	10:55am Mark: Speaking of pinatas, I understand they're bashing Donald Trump pinatas down in Mexico this week after his sensitive characterization of Mexicans as drug dealers and rapists in his presidential announcement.
	10:57am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Christie’s weight is not something that I would normally find funny to mock, but when the guy is genuinely fat, blows $300,000 for catering/entertaining and then uses state helicopters to schlep that fat ass around I mean come on! The guy would be a scumbag if he was average BMI, but he’s a literal pig as he is now. He makes Donald Trump look reasonable.
	10:57am Trouble: worst part of the prez political race is that all of the world watches as we trot out our dumbest and most horrible examples of americans to proclaim things about places they no nothing about. embarrassing.
	11:01am JakeGould: @Trouble: The bright side is this makes Bernie Sanders a more and more viable candidate.
	11:02am JakeGould: Also, Bernie Sanders is not a fat lying fucktard who needs a 6 figure catering bill and a helicopter to schlep his ass places.
	11:03am Mark: I'm sure Irwin is seething.
	11:07am Greg from Bloomfield: I'm hearing so much of this "Love them or hate them, they speak their mind..." —in reference to a lot of the candidates— as if that's some kind of a virtue. If the contents of your mind are uninformed and exclusionary, then I'd prefer you keep your mouth shut.
	11:07am sugarwolf: Donald Trump will always be a "short-fingered vulgarian" to me! (RIP Spy)
	11:08am sugarwolf: @Greg: exactly!!
	11:09am sugarwolf: I was browsing in a store yesterday and I saw a cute dress, but it was an Ivanka Trump dress so I said NOPE to that.
	11:09am Priscilla: Jake, How do you really feel? :-)
	11:09am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Funny you mention Spy. Their impact on the culture seems to be forgotten by the sands of time.
	11:12am Mark: Spy was possibly the greatest publication in history.
	11:15am billk: Great show today!
	11:15am sugarwolf: I still have my Spy High yearbook.
	11:16am JakeGould: @Mark: I would agree but despite buying a few issues and enjoying it back in the day, I would be hard pressed to remember one “thing” from it that much. I do remember that Photoshop cover of Clarence Thomas and Pee Wee Herman at a porn theater. Big deal in the nascent days of Photoshop. books.google.com...
	11:17am JakeGould: Heck, here are all of Spy thanks to Google. books.google.com...
	11:20am Mark: I remember a couple, Jake. One was where they called phone sex operators (yes, children, there was a time before 24-hour-a-day on-demand porn where they had these 900 numbers, and...well anyway) and asked them all these serious questions about foreign policy and the economy and stuff. That was classic. A lot of them would give serious answers, and then one was like, "Are you kiddin' me?!" (I can hear her gum snapping now.)
	11:20am bobdoesthings: I think the name of this song is "Seli" and it's from the movie "4 3 2 1 morte" .. could be wrong.. or maybe the compilation has it wrong..
	11:21am Webhamster Henry: Separated At Birth! and "Cokie Roberts - Moderately Known Broadcast Journalist or Center of the Universe?" books.google.com...
	11:22am Polyus: Love this cover!
	11:23am Mark: The other was when they created a fake project, "The Hogan's Heroes" movie and called around Hollywood pitching it to actors' agents. They had a few pages of a script. It was set in the years after the war--Schultz at the Nuremberg Trials: "I knew nothing.")
	11:29am Mark: I assume "Wild Animals in My Life" is about having toddlers at home.
	11:32am John Arthur: Tsunamis song <3
	11:40am pierre: La beauté de cette chanson !
	11:40am Whosondephone: Ten Points
	11:49am SeanG: Italia
	11:50am r i s k y: Let's Go Swmimming Trouble!!!
	11:54am bobdoesthings: THANKS SO MUCH TROUBLE! fantastic show, so many clickies!! thanksss have a wonderful day!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for listening all! next week is my birthday so practice your singing...
	11:59am John Arthur: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:01pm Greg from Bloomfield: What bob said!
	12:01pm Adrian in London: Bye!
	12:01pm linear: great show!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 30, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
anthony coleman	you "you" by "anthony coleman"	you	new world records		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
annabel (lee)	i will lead us "i will lead us" by "annabel (lee)"	if music presents: by the sea...and other solitary places	ninja tune		*	0:09:08 (Pop-up)
the doomed bird of providence	he was out at sea	you brought the knife	front & follow		*	0:11:47 (Pop-up)
brenda holloway	i'll always love you	greatest hits & rare classics				0:17:02 (Pop-up)
patience & prudence	tonight you belong to me	a date with john waters v/a				0:19:10 (Pop-up)
patrick watson	bollywood "bollywood" by "patrick watson"	love songs for robots	secret city		*	0:22:51 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg	the operation	5:55				0:26:56 (Pop-up)
the three degrees	do what you're supposed to do	Looking Good: 75 Femme Mod Soul Nuggets (V/A)				0:30:52 (Pop-up)

jorge ben & toquinho	carolina carol bela	kajsa bossa velha: gaylord fields 2007 fundraising premium v/a				0:38:55 (Pop-up)
tom ze	ma "ma" by "tom ze"	Nuts for Brazil: Scott Williams' 2015 Marathon Premium				0:41:38 (Pop-up)
joe "guitar" morris	the git back pt 1	Ain't it the truth! The Ric and Ron story vol 2	ace		*	0:45:15 (Pop-up)
holly golightly	what you see "what you see" by "holly golightly"	slowtown now!	damaged goods		*	0:47:31 (Pop-up)
paula grimes	you move me so "you move me so" by "paula grimes"	Ain't Gonna Hush: The Queens of Rhythm & Blues	fantastic voyage		*	0:50:57 (Pop-up)
Artie Shaw & His Orchestra	summertime	...and the living is easy 20 interpretations of summertime				0:53:35 (Pop-up)
afroelectro	omin "omin" by "afroelectro"	far out presents brazilian bass				0:58:14 (Pop-up)
broadcast	small song IV "small song IV" by "broadcast"	pendulum				1:01:24 (Pop-up)
ahmed malek	silence des cendres "silence des cendres" by "ahmed malek"	1970's algerian folk and pop v/a				1:05:06 (Pop-up)
the holydrug couple	atlantic postcard	moonlust	sacred bones		*	1:08:05 (Pop-up)
shirley collins davy graham	proud maisrie	folk roots, new routes				1:11:35 (Pop-up)
kamasi washington	leroy and lanisha	the epic	brainfeeder		*	1:15:13 (Pop-up)
the slits	typical girls ( brink style dub)	run come rally: scott mcdowell's 2013 premium v/a				1:24:27 (Pop-up)
Susan Cadogan	lay down "lay down" by "Susan Cadogan"	hurt so good				1:28:32 (Pop-up)
eddie palmieri	if (we had peace today)	harlem river drive				1:32:49 (Pop-up)

aidan baker	triptych four( version 4) julia kent cello	triptychs : variations on a melody				1:43:25 (Pop-up)
mort garson	baby's tears blues "baby's tears blues" by "mort garson"	mother earth's plantasia	Fifth Dimension		*	1:46:36 (Pop-up)
annette peacock	joy "joy" by "annette peacock"	I Belong To A World That's Destroying Itself.				1:49:02 (Pop-up)
jamie XX	obvs "obvs" by "jamie XX"	in colour	young turks		*	1:56:08 (Pop-up)
Mechanique rythmique	extase "extase" by "Mechanique rythmique"	Des Jeunes Gens Modernes (V/A)				2:00:21 (Pop-up)
paul weller	going my way "going my way" by "paul weller"	saturns pattern			*	2:03:20 (Pop-up)
vasthi bunyan	trawlerman's song "trawlerman's song" by "vasthi bunyan"	just another diamond day				2:07:28 (Pop-up)
Bryce Dessner & Sō Percussion	section 1	Music For Wood & Strings	brassland		*	2:09:29 (Pop-up)
alceu valenca	chutando pedras "chutando pedras" by "alceu valenca"	molhado de suor	sol re sol records	1974	*	2:14:14 (Pop-up)
Anton Garcia Abril /edda dell'orso	4...3...2...1...morte	Chicas! Spanish Female Singers Vol. 2 1963-1978 (V/A)	vampisoul		*	2:17:57 (Pop-up)
delphine	la fermeture eclair "la fermeture eclair" by "delphine"	pop a paris				2:20:57 (Pop-up)
The Deafening Colors	mary-anne "mary-anne" by "The Deafening Colors"	carousel season			*	2:23:34 (Pop-up)
flesh world	the wild animals in my life	the wild animals in my life	iron lung		*	2:26:38 (Pop-up)
Thee Tsunamis	i know "i know" by "Thee Tsunamis"	saturday night sweetheart	magnetic south		*	2:30:41 (Pop-up)

speck mountain	hey-moon "hey-moon" by "speck mountain"	Bearded Ladies (V/A)				2:35:55 (Pop-up)
misiaczek	la pampa ( chanson pour une petite princesse)	avant derniere savane	FMA - ww.freemusicarchive.org		*	2:38:49 (Pop-up)
woOZ!	email received "email received" by "woOZ!"	kamiowa/katyusha	wah wah		*	2:41:17 (Pop-up)
the pink tiles	the boy I love "the boy I love" by "the pink tiles"	snax, spirits, classic hits			*	2:43:46 (Pop-up)
armando trovaioli	tony"s magnum ost una magnum special per tony saitta	Cinecocktail Calibro 3: Funky Energy from the Best Scores of the Violent Italian Cop Thrillers			*	2:47:15 (Pop-up)
arthur russell	let's go swimming "let's go swimming" by "arthur russell"	world of echo				2:49:33 (Pop-up)
kamuran akkor	dilo dilo yaylalar "dilo dilo yaylalar" by "kamuran akkor"	Kamuran Akkor	Pharaway Sounds	1971-75	*	2:52:04 (Pop-up)
dick rivers	Psychedelic inedit "Psychedelic inedit" by "dick rivers"	Beginners Guide to French Pop (V/A)				2:55:45 (Pop-up)
Benoit Pioulard	upon the break arch	sonnet			*	2:59:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am doca: Hello, Trouble!
	9:04am popsicornia: Good lovely Tuesday morning Trouble.
	9:04am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:05am Trouble: gooooood morning june almost july people!
	9:05am Trouble: first an african american president now marriage equality. i must be a million years old to have lived thru such momentous wonderfuls!
	9:06am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble und guten TZAG everyone!
	9:09am ausmanx: i don't understand why it's good to have an African American president if race relations are worse than they were ten years ago and US foreign policy is more brutal and irrational than ever?
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marriage equality never should have been a question Constitutionally. We need the money out of elections & government ('Citizens United').
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: What's todays' rainbow-free picture, Trouble?
	9:13am DeemerDave: Ugh! I come here to get away from politics for awhile. Can we chat about the Women's World Cup, music, or something else?
	9:13am Trouble: today's artist is laura owens!
	9:13am John Arthur: Lol politics hooray
	9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: What's in store for the second half of 2015? I hope mercury emissions from power plants don't do us in.
	9:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...continuing previous program's Melancholy theme...beautiful stuff...
	9:16am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! Congrats on the weddings americans ! Also, merci pour la musique
	9:16am Trouble: i believe part of the problem with US race relations (and women, as we will see once the race heats up with hillary) is when the perceived group in power sees changes they push back with a last blast of fearful feeling of powerlessness. Obama has rec'd the most virulent hatred from republicans because they see him as a game changer and they don't want the game changed...
	9:19am djsheilab: Amen sister!
	9:19am DeemerDave: So tell me more about Brenda Holloway
	9:20am John Arthur: What Trouble said, plus it's important for the next generation of kids to see some non-white males in powerful positions, that way they know anyone can aspire (with some tangible chance of success) to do great things
	9:20am duke: I had a pair of dogs named Patience and Prudence. Prudence was the dumbest dog I ever met.
	9:21am Trouble: brenda holloway is a god! she was on motown and didn't really go as far as they thought she would. everytime she opens her mouth I am immediately transported. buy what ever you can of hers...
	9:21am Webhamster Henry: P&P's A Smile is Something Special is featured in this excellent ad for the British Lottery: www.youtube.com...
	9:23am Trouble: the personal is political
	9:23am Berg: favourited - Love this one
	9:24am Adrian in London: I've never really got on with Patrick Watson, liked him on the Cinematic Orchestra album, but this is great.
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone plotted out dots Red & Blue of how Congress voted over several decades - & the two parties have just flown apart: there is no bipartisan cooperation to solve problems - it is pure politics.
	9:25am SeanG: Hello World!
	9:25am ausmanx: sure, DeemerDave, shut down a topic because you don't want to talk about it. that's a political statement in itself. and it seems all kids have seen is non-white males ascending to power and being able to do the most appalling things as well as the white males do (and of course, Hillary can demonstrate that women can do it too, just like Margaret Thatcher did). i am unashamed to talk about politics
	9:27am John Arthur: That being said, I'm kind of liking Bernie Sanders so far. Just sayin
	9:28am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:29am Trouble: bernie's from vermont, what's not to like?
	9:30am DeemerDave: ausmanx: How can I possibly "shut down" a topic? Typical political hyperbole. I just asked to avoid political discussion and you accuse me of censorship. Ludicrous.
	9:34am quinn: My kid loves the show this morning. Lots of head bopping.
	9:35am Polyus: I love that John Waters comp, haven't heard it in a long time.
	9:36am sugarwolf: hey Trouble, my French is terrible but it looks like Françoise Hardy has quit music :(
	9:38am DeemerDave: This used to be my favorite program. Peace.
	9:38am sugarwolf: Ok bye
	9:39am sara: and japanese american internment camps were pretty dark too
	9:39am Webhamster Henry: And now you can also be tired of Chris Christie too! I play Gaylord's Your Meter Is Running premium all the time.
	9:40am Trouble: i've been tired of chris christie for a very long time now!!!
	9:40am violet: Historically, marriage has been a contract between two men concerning the ownership of a woman, backed up by the power of the state. Somehow people seem to have forgotten that and decided that marriage is a public declaration of love between two people.
	9:41am bobdoesthings: I don't blame you trouble.. I could see myself rocking this for several weeks.
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That too: When did election season become perpetual? - & yes: the meaning & definition of Marriage has always changed.
	9:42am a listener: oh DeemerDave, if this 'used to be' your favourite program, then I'm afraid you weren't paying attention. Trouble often deals with political stuff. The fact we tend to agree with her, is actually irrelevant to the hive mind ridiculing your comment. Peace, indeed.
	9:42am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, gang!
	9:43am Andre: ohh Trouble. Only you to play Tom Zé!!!!!
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't blame him for wanting respite in music.
	9:44am Guido from Cologne: one of Tom's best tracks from what I now
	9:44am Andre: BTW, here is the youtube link of nice documentary on Tom Zé. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE7jkrfV76s Mad genius!!
	9:46am John Arthur: If the chat bothers you, you can just listen to the music and not read the chat lol
	9:47am Trouble: good call violet!
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: As I recall, election season became perpetual with Jimmy Carter, who was a very outside chance candidate who started running long before the 1976 election. millercenter.org...
	9:47am a listener: @RRNov63 but, then, he could ignore the board and just listen. He made a point of saying that. He could have just listened. The politics is on here, not on the air - apart from a comment welcoming marriage equality. If he has a problem with that, well tough.
	9:49am ausmanx: the most fundamental part of my politics at this venerable age is the intelligent questioning of groupthink. but one fears this is becoming less and less acceptable... incidentally, Trouble, you know i love the show and that's why i'm still here! but Rabbit, we did have an excellent exchange a while back about whether to vote or not, didn't we?
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - my own inclination is to communicate about it all - unless I start to feel bludgeoned by someone's proselytizing. One hopes for more light than heat. I value people who care enuff to pay attention & also interact about it - how else to learn? I understand wanting a break sometimes, though.
	9:53am a listener: @ausmanx I have a problem with the unquestioning acceptance of a failed socio-political economic system far more than I have with a group of people agreeing on something on a message board.
	9:54am bobdoesthings: this might be the best set ever... killing it trouble! <3 thanks
	9:54am Trouble: thanks for that link andre!!
	9:55am a listener: yes, the music is as always wonderful Trouble. Perfect for the sweltering heat we have here at the moment.
	9:56am Trouble: merci bien peeps!
	9:57am chris: This makes the summer seem so ominous.
	9:57am ausmanx: obviously true, listener, the trouble is most people get their unquestioning acceptance from places like messageboards! and we in the southern hemisphere would love some sweltering right now...
	9:59am Hot Bar: Hi Trouble, hey all. Hey what's that French man bird songs stuff?
	9:59am Andrew Waterloo: Are you sure "unquestioning acceptance" simply isn't stuff you disagree with and don't respect people for believing?
	9:59am Adrian in London: Now here's a great politics story: bloke from Hackney starts a crowdfunding appeal to sort out the Greek bailout: "All we need is 1.6 billion euros!" and it's gathering steam. www.indiegogo.com...
	10:00am bobdoesthings: speaking of how great this set is.. I went to clicky-star this one.. IT'S ALREADY CLICKY-ED ... FMU is reading my thoughts now..
	10:01am a listener: @ausmanx they're obviously using the wrong message boards then! :D And it's winter down under, I'd have thought you'd be glad of some respite from the endless heat.
	10:02am Andrew Waterloo: @Adrian, well you know, 1Euro per earthling
	10:03am sphere: hello people
	10:03am sugarwolf: @bobdoesthings: I love when I go to favorite a track and Oh! I already have!
	10:04am ausmanx: andrew, yes i am quite sure of that, thanks.
	10:04am northguineahills: Broadcast always makes me smile.
	10:05am adrian in mpls: @Adrian in London - that crowd-funding bailout is amazing! I love it!
	10:06am chromaphone: Wow I never knew you could favorite a track. Excellent.
	10:07am djsheilab: This is heart-breaking.
	10:07am bobdoesthings: @chromaphone... oh boy can you!! take heed though.. it's a slipper slope once you start clicky-starring
	10:07am Trouble: hey sugarwolf! where did you read that francoise has quit music?
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @chromaphone: & programs - & episodes - & DJs - & the rest of us...
	10:08am northguineahills: ahmed malek, new to me and perfectly sad (albeit lyricless).
	10:08am ausmanx: trouble is, the Greeks don't need a bailout, they need a default. if they get the bailout money, it goes straight back to the French and German banks and does nothing for the Greeks (best to read Joe Stiglitz on that one)
	10:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sets really are impeccable.
	10:10am sugarwolf: Trouble: fr.news.yahoo.com...
	10:12am Adrian in London: @sugarwolf Oh no, that's sad; I knew she'd been ill, I didn't realise it was cancer.
	10:12am adrian in mpls: Shirley!
	10:13am northguineahills: Must pull myself away from Trouble's set, but her powers are too strong!
	10:25am SeanG: slits!
	10:28am sugarwolf: I still have to read Viv Albertine's book
	10:29am SeanG: yeah me too
	10:39am Mike East: I made duck confit last year. It was fantastic, though a bit too salty. Next time I will adjust accordingly. Eddie Palmieri will be rehearsing here next month. Always a whirlwind when his group comes in.
	10:39am Joe McG: @sugarwolf and SeanG: It's a good read!
	10:41am Greg from Bloomfield: I think "Run Come Rally" is just like, "Let's rally".
	10:42am sugarwolf: It's petty, but I just think his name is dumb.
	10:43am bobdoesthings: Well sure he's tired.. all that tax payer food he's been eating.. www.huffingtonpost.com...
	10:43am sugarwolf: I work with someone who likes Christie becuase "he tells it like it is." No he doesn't!!!
	10:43am Greg from Bloomfield: Even I wouldn't vote for Chris Christie, and I am a spinning New Jersey globe.
	10:45am Polyus: I had a very similar level of schadenfreude when our a-hole Governor Tim Pawlenty was left at the altar by John McCain in 2008, and fell into subsequent obscurity.
	10:45am a listener: yeah, but Yellow River was a great song....
	10:45am Mark: I think he's one of those guys who seems like a real straight-shooter, then you get to know him and you realize he's totally full of shit. This is why they say one of the states he's going to have real trouble in is New Jersey.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like Christie because he makes being stuck up here in NewHampshuh seem better.
	10:47am chromaphone: I wish Plantasia would get released on Cd.
	10:48am JakeGould: Gotta give Chris Christie credit. I mean that guy is utterly shameless in his lying. It’s like a modern day version of Boss Tweed. And he’s fat too! Maybe if he became president he would use NASA to shuttle pork roll sandwiches to him?
	10:48am Berg: as Fallon puts it "his popularity is so low, he's the only guy in New Jersey who doesn't know a guy"
	10:49am Webhamster Henry: I'm 3 degrees away from Christie, and Mr. 2 degrees, I'm told, is distancing himself from him as much as possible.
	10:49am Mark: It's always nice to hear some cello.
	10:49am Patrick: hey Trouble, great show so far... did you catch this in the Times the other day... www.nytimes.com... would love to see this blowhard get whats coming...
	10:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning from sunny San Diego! Went piñata hunting in Tijuana, but did not find any Donald Trump ones. Wonder if there is a Chris Christie one? Would take a lotta candy to fill it. www.yahoo.com...
	10:50am JakeGould: @WebhamsterHenry: 3 degrees away from Christie? You mean based on the curvature of the Earth? Because that guy is fat!
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: WFMU should get piñatas to go with its Black velvet gallery.
	10:50am chromaphone: Trouble this Garson track sounds really clean. Do you have the actual vinyl?
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: Christie ATE Kevin Bacon.
	10:51am sugarwolf: Also, he's a jerk who happens to be fat, he's not a jerk because he is fat /end rant about body-shaming ha, I typed this before JakeGould's post
	10:52am Trouble: @ chromaphone: plantasia IS released on cd!!
	10:52am a listener: a Chris Christie piñata? Not even the Greek debt could fill that.
	10:53am chromaphone: OMG!
	10:54am sugarwolf: Christie is a shanda fur die fatties.
	10:54am chromaphone: I found out about that music like 8 years ago and finally the digital reissue has arrived! thanks much.
	10:55am Mark: Speaking of pinatas, I understand they're bashing Donald Trump pinatas down in Mexico this week after his sensitive characterization of Mexicans as drug dealers and rapists in his presidential announcement.
	10:57am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Christie’s weight is not something that I would normally find funny to mock, but when the guy is genuinely fat, blows $300,000 for catering/entertaining and then uses state helicopters to schlep that fat ass around I mean come on! The guy would be a scumbag if he was average BMI, but he’s a literal pig as he is now. He makes Donald Trump look reasonable.
	10:57am Trouble: worst part of the prez political race is that all of the world watches as we trot out our dumbest and most horrible examples of americans to proclaim things about places they no nothing about. embarrassing.
	11:01am JakeGould: @Trouble: The bright side is this makes Bernie Sanders a more and more viable candidate.
	11:02am JakeGould: Also, Bernie Sanders is not a fat lying fucktard who needs a 6 figure catering bill and a helicopter to schlep his ass places.
	11:03am Mark: I'm sure Irwin is seething.
	11:07am Greg from Bloomfield: I'm hearing so much of this "Love them or hate them, they speak their mind..." —in reference to a lot of the candidates— as if that's some kind of a virtue. If the contents of your mind are uninformed and exclusionary, then I'd prefer you keep your mouth shut.
	11:07am sugarwolf: Donald Trump will always be a "short-fingered vulgarian" to me! (RIP Spy)
	11:08am sugarwolf: @Greg: exactly!!
	11:09am sugarwolf: I was browsing in a store yesterday and I saw a cute dress, but it was an Ivanka Trump dress so I said NOPE to that.
	11:09am Priscilla: Jake, How do you really feel? :-)
	11:09am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Funny you mention Spy. Their impact on the culture seems to be forgotten by the sands of time.
	11:12am Mark: Spy was possibly the greatest publication in history.
	11:15am billk: Great show today!
	11:15am sugarwolf: I still have my Spy High yearbook.
	11:16am JakeGould: @Mark: I would agree but despite buying a few issues and enjoying it back in the day, I would be hard pressed to remember one “thing” from it that much. I do remember that Photoshop cover of Clarence Thomas and Pee Wee Herman at a porn theater. Big deal in the nascent days of Photoshop. books.google.com...
	11:17am JakeGould: Heck, here are all of Spy thanks to Google. books.google.com...
	11:20am Mark: I remember a couple, Jake. One was where they called phone sex operators (yes, children, there was a time before 24-hour-a-day on-demand porn where they had these 900 numbers, and...well anyway) and asked them all these serious questions about foreign policy and the economy and stuff. That was classic. A lot of them would give serious answers, and then one was like, "Are you kiddin' me?!" (I can hear her gum snapping now.)
	11:20am bobdoesthings: I think the name of this song is "Seli" and it's from the movie "4 3 2 1 morte" .. could be wrong.. or maybe the compilation has it wrong..
	11:21am Webhamster Henry: Separated At Birth! and "Cokie Roberts - Moderately Known Broadcast Journalist or Center of the Universe?" books.google.com...
	11:22am Polyus: Love this cover!
	11:23am Mark: The other was when they created a fake project, "The Hogan's Heroes" movie and called around Hollywood pitching it to actors' agents. They had a few pages of a script. It was set in the years after the war--Schultz at the Nuremberg Trials: "I knew nothing.")
	11:29am Mark: I assume "Wild Animals in My Life" is about having toddlers at home.
	11:32am John Arthur: Tsunamis song <3
	11:40am pierre: La beauté de cette chanson !
	11:40am Whosondephone: Ten Points
	11:49am SeanG: Italia
	11:50am r i s k y: Let's Go Swmimming Trouble!!!
	11:54am bobdoesthings: THANKS SO MUCH TROUBLE! fantastic show, so many clickies!! thanksss have a wonderful day!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for listening all! next week is my birthday so practice your singing...
	11:59am John Arthur: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:01pm Greg from Bloomfield: What bob said!
	12:01pm Adrian in London: Bye!
	12:01pm linear: great show!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 30, 2015

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