WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 31, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:01am Trouble: Good morning cold world! great toyin ojih odutola show at the drawing center: go see it before it closes on sunday
	9:02am randyfrommichigan: I love the artwork to the left
	9:02am queems: good morning trouble & all!
	9:05am TDK60: Smart people tell me it's a "post-modern" world, Trouble, but I'll stick with your Modern one.
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: @TDK60 I've never understood what post-modern meant ... I thought modern was about as modern as you could get
	9:07am fred: Good morning Trouble and all. Longing For The Past is a wonderful box set
	9:07am Peter in SEA: Bon Jour Trouble and listeners, sunrise is at 7:36; when will the light come back?
	9:09am Adrian in London: Good day to everyone who knows the difference between weather and climate.
	9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, rising sea levels and retreating glaciers do not portend a downward overall temperature trend.
	9:11am thatpatsmith: good morning all in the cold hot world
	9:12am Sem: Good morning, Trouble, and hello world of modern, and less-so, folk.
	9:14am TDK60: randy, check the interwebs I guess. I'm not really up on it. // Thanks Adrian, we need some clearing up of definitions here in the States.
	9:14am Trouble: "this is the modern world" is from a song by The Jam
	9:15am jdaFromCologne: hi all. today i am invisible. guess why?
	9:15am melinda: morning Trouble and friends
	9:16am TDK60: Trouble, didn't know you chose the title from The Jam album! Huh. In its context in '77 I figure it was telling the older rockers, and others, that a new generation of youth was expressing themselves! Yeh.
	9:18am TDK60: ...still have my "Modern" Jam LP too..
	9:19am Dances with Moomins: Morning Trouble and all the lovers: moderne.
	9:20am steveo: hello Modern World; sigh
	9:22am Dances with Moomins: the image! like, wow
	9:24am Trouble: it's just a title; it has no heavy meaning
	9:25am TDK60: Weller was clever enough not to sing "this is the post-modern world."
	9:25am jdaFromCologne: i prefer postmodern jam(style coucil) :-)
	9:25am Adrian in London: @Troubke, speaking of The Jam, the book publisher Scott Pack, who lives in Eton, west of London, on Twitter said there is a shop in the town that sells rifles and it is called… wait for it… Eton Guns
	9:26am Trouble: omg@adrian.
	9:31am Sem: Lovin' this Wm. Tyler.
	9:34am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Thanks for William Tyler!
	9:36am kevlicki: Good morning trouble and all! Listening while packing for a trip to Cuba!! Off to visit farms, artists fellow travelers and warmer climes for a bit. Im excited
	9:36am sphere: hello fellow peops
	9:37am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:38am sphere: :)
	9:39am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:41am Trouble: sounds exciting@kevlicki!
	9:44am fred: @Trouble: The "booklet" for Longing For The Past is a hardcover book that must be well over 200 pages
	9:46am Trouble: exactly@ fred: which is why it is separated in our tight quarters. it is also gorgeous
	9:46am TDK60: Kevlicki: heading into IA today, either to help with next Aussie exhibit, or do scans. Happy trails down south!
	9:48am TDK60: jdaFromCologne: ha!
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds cool, kevlicki. You can make some field recordings of some crickets. I heard a tornado struck Havana last week.
	9:51am βrian: I'm amazed that birds are singing in this cold, but their song is bright and boisterous.
	9:57am crateslinger: When art got weird, they called it Modern due to a lack of imagination, then all of a sudden "Modern" art was fifty years old so they needed a new term. They should have just called it Contemporary while it was being produced and then eventually come up with something thoughtful, but who dare call the intelligentsia foolish.
	9:57am Sem: Not quite enough cowbell. Otherwise, perfect. Go, Joe!
	9:58am Phillippe Bastille: good morning everyone
	9:58am Sem: I remember your show w/ Bataan, a few years back, Trouble.
	10:04am TDK60: ..the selected art today is fine.
	10:04am Michele: Good morning Trouble!
	10:04am Ike: You sound weirdly skippy at 91.1, as if you're a skipping record, but you sound fine on the stream.
	10:05am Ike: Well, not really a skipping record exactly. It's hard to describe.
	10:05am Trouble: good morning michele! i am chakra powered this morning!!!
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all! My fingers all froze and fell off. I'm typing with my mind.
	10:06am steveo: how post-post-modern, Greg
	10:07am Greg from ZONE 5: I'm trying to redefine the way we look at internet comments.
	10:08am kevlicki: Ken from HP yeah a couple people were killed and portions of the city destroyed. I hear the area we’re staying in is ok.
	10:09am Gwtg: Psue played "Wait" the other day and I've been on a Ludmila Black kick since then. She doesnt have the greatest voice range but what passion and knowledge.
	10:10am Sem: I burn my candle at both ends it will not last the night but oh! my foes, and oh! my friends It gives a lovely light
	10:10am kevlicki: TDK60 gook luck on the next interference show. Ken from HP I am bringing a little zoom attachment for my iPhone to make some field recordings of everything!
	10:12am zpulpa: goodmorning Trouble and friends. I am iced over and quite sleepy but I am here.
	10:12am kevlicki: Hi Michele!
	10:14am Michele: Hi Kevlicki! When do you leave on your trip?
	10:15am kevlicki: Fly out tomorrow for 15days!
	10:16am crateslinger: The most distinctive aspect of the Modern Art era, as opposed to the Post-Modern era, or any other for that matter, is the fascination with the future. Think of 1950's consumerism and late 19th century Science Fiction. These things are now "Modern" forever.
	10:16am Michele: Wow! I just sent a little something to Laurels venmo, not much but hope it helps!
	10:19am Michele: @ kevlicki - Venmo says they have to review my transaction - I bet they scan and saw the word Cuba. WTF.
	10:19am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning, Trouble and every troubled soul. This will be the best Thursday, Jan. 31 2019 in history!
	10:19am Ike: Don't go near the embassy if you can help it! www.cnn.com...
	10:20am kevlicki: Michele, really?! Thank you so much!!! It all helps. We’re stressed about asking a holiday this year cos we’re going to be taking on more responsibility of the farm. Hence reaching out to buddies for support in exchange for some art and shared stories. That means a lot to me, thank you
	10:21am kevlicki: Michele, oh dear how annoying
	10:21am TDK60: I'm not well-read on post-modern ideas in art or philosophy. What I scoff at is arguments of folks I've met espousing it, that everything's all a senseless hall of mirrors = sounds like a bunch of hooey.
	10:25am TDK60: ..guess I need to brush up on some Foucault and Lacan, etc. // Kev, you need to get off the farm for a bit.
	10:25am crateslinger: I don't know much either. These are just my thoughts. People say post-modern to claim some vision. I look forward to the Post-Ironic era.
	10:27am sphere: well, literary deconstruction is interesting but only for literary analysis. to me, it's way too easy to get lost in the theory and vanish into the ether.
	10:29am kevlicki: K from HP der, i just processed that...right, crickets! The Yankees ears are very sensitive to them
	10:29am βrian: Is Toad-in-the-Hole a modern construct? Cuz 5-year old kid says she likes toad-in-the-hole. (Nice and yolky.)
	10:32am Trouble: we had something similarish totoad in the hole for breakfast this morning@brian: egg in a nest. we introduced our Peruvian exchange student to it
	10:33am sphere: toad-in-the-hole is probably pretty old. Wikipedia says early 18th century.
	10:34am TDK60: ..buckwheat cakes with walnuts here today.
	10:34am cee dubbles: Lambchop flashback
	10:35am βrian: Our version is just an egg cooked in a hole cut into a slice of good bread.
	10:36am crateslinger: I may be alone in this but the fifteen minutes I spent walking to the train and then the fifteen minutes from the train to the office in 5 degree ten mph wind - I found exhilarating. It would suck standing around like waiting for a drug dealer or whatever but this weather is fine for now.
	10:36am sphere: oh. Wikipedia was referring to a different English dish called "toad-in-the-hole" involving sausage. my bad.
	10:37am TomDash: Hey Trouble just tuning in...funny I often put Curtis Mayfield Pandora mix on for our dog when we're out - it often starts with this track, so I thought I had put that on by mistake! Chloe (the dog) is loving the jams too!
	10:38am crateslinger: I used to make that for my kids when we went camping. Tear a hole in the bread, fry and egg in it. Called it Indian Toast. All due apologies. Now we make it at Boy Scouts. I suppose we need to call it something else. I'll run it by the council.
	10:38am TDK60: ..my mom used to make us "toad-in-a-hole".. mmmm.
	10:38am Trouble: i am all about pleasing the dogs@tomdash
	10:40am TomDash: ...Chloe says thanks @Trouble! (me too)
	10:40am crateslinger: my parakeets like gang of four
	10:41am steveo: @crate growing up, my family called that dish "one-eyed egyptians"
	10:43am steveo: found an internet site claiming there are 66 different names for it
	10:43am crateslinger: How many of them are racist?
	10:43am steveo: exactly
	10:46am steveo: but don't worry, some are sexist instead
	10:47am Gavin in Bristol: Wow. gardners question time are amazing! Just FYI for all u non-Brits; gardners question time is a live radio broadcast on BBC Radio 4 where regular gardeners get to ask questions to famous/celebrity gardeners. Don't know if 'celebrity gardening' is a thing over there but it sure is over here by Golly...
	10:47am crateslinger: maybe we'll go with egg hole bread
	10:50am βrian: One difference might be that in the US, "garden" strong implies a vegetable garden unless otherwise specified. Is the show about growing food?
	10:50am morphe': I am sensing Dr Who or Quatermass meets Nosferatu
	10:51am crateslinger: John Paul Jones the American Sea Captain in the Rev War was the son of an 18th Century celebrity gardener. He was Scottish but was brought to England by some such Lord of something to get his yard up to snuff.
	10:52am tim from champaign: @crateslinger - my partner calls them 'egg in a basket'.
	10:53am steveo: my favorite on the list is "bregg" which is apparently short for bread-egg.
	10:53am crateslinger: egg in a basket it is! Thanks tim!
	10:53am crateslinger: ooh bregg that's a tough one.
	10:54am randyfrommichigan: @TomDash good suggestion re Curtis Mayfield Pandora mix - I just created a Curtis Mayfield radio on Spotify to see what comes up!
	10:54am Gavin in Bristol: @βrian: Can be either and both!
	10:54am TomDash: @Gavin in Bristol - yeah that track was great - I'll admit I googled it asap and came onto the BBC show (wasn't familiar) - looks like the band in question has just the one track on bandcamp? New to me and loved it! Great set vibes right now...
	10:55am βrian: We have a garden in our front yard, which is a bit unusual on our area. Typically, people just have grass and flowers.
	10:56am TomDash: oh man and I LOVE Drama! Tony Coulter turned me onto their greatness on his Canada special show last Fall...tracked down this single afterwards - this set is hitting all the marks!
	10:56am tim from champaign: The artwork today is really incredible, Trouble!
	11:00am Aaron Working In Newark: Hobo Eggs!
	11:00am thor83: pretty sure it's called Rocky Mountain toast
	11:00am TDK60: ..don't know how it became "toad". heh
	11:00am peapod ross: bunny chow.
	11:00am tim from champaign: @crateslinger - happy to help! I was in Boy Scouts from 6-8th grade. Today, I don't abide by the god and country stuff but I am very appreciative of the cooking and camping skills I learned which I use to this day.
	11:00am Skurky: Hollywood Toast. We called that Hollywood Toast.
	11:00am BEAVO: We call it spit in your eye
	11:00am Asheville Jon: eggs in a nest. that's how i've know it for 50 years. and yes, using a cast iron skillet is the proper way to make them.
	11:00am ifeelfatnsassy: Egg in a frame. I feel like if it was done inside hash browns, then egg in a nest would make perfect sense.
	11:00am BEAVO: Or a hole-in-one
	11:01am TomDash: Drama is from Toronto
	11:01am Itzall Ablurr: "Egg in the hole" pro tip: use a drinking glass or biscuit cutter for a nicer basket. On the bread, that is- get your mind out of the gutter.
	11:01am The Oscar: Busy working, but I have to throw in another vote for "toad in a hole." Though in our house it can change depending on which cookie cutter we use (eg. ghost in a hole, squirrel in a hole, snail in a hole...)
	11:01am Constant Smiles: I have one that is a pancake with a hole in the center that you put an egg into and I call it a "Flying Saucer"!!
	11:01am bk845: Put me down for "toad in a hole", not because I've ever had it, but I probably picked it up from reading Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett (so, English).
	11:01am Ven: @Gavin ... Monty Don fan here!
	11:02am βrian: Egg in a Nest is more descriptive, but I expect Calvin would go for the Toad thing.
	11:02am thor83: egg in the hole also
	11:02am randyfrommichigan: grew up in Toronto Canada, yes we made it and called it Toad In The Hole
	11:03am Earthling: At home (Iceland) it was simply "egg in bread" - very literal. But in the UK it's One-Eyed-Jack
	11:03am ifeelfatnsassy: +1 on using a glass for cutting the hole, then toast the cutout beside your cooking egg.
	11:04am Gavin in Bristol: @Ven: Ha Ha. Welcome! @TomDash: Couldn't even find their bandcamp - a mysterious and enigmatic band/person!
	11:04am randyfrommichigan: @ifeelfatnsassy same another +1
	11:04am glenn: apparently toad in a hole is the american term for egg cooked in bread, in britain it's sausage cooked in yorkshire pudding.
	11:05am randyfrommichigan: @Trouble you got two turntables and a microphone?
	11:05am randyfrommichigan: Capricorn here
	11:05am peapod ross: Egg in a frame is good, I'm going with that one.
	11:05am steveo: peapod, sorry, but that's the worst choice
	11:06am steveo: (also feeling sassy)
	11:06am Trouble: egg in a nest
	11:07am Peter in SEA: Did you say 1972? Like Gaylord's best year ever for popular music ;-)
	11:07am Richie Dubs: Or Thyme Parsley...
	11:07am steveo: i see on your instagram you have a real first name -- are we permitted to call you that on the playlist? is this question out of order? enquiring minds.
	11:10am Itzall Ablurr: Please allow the dj the courtesy of remaining behind the 4th wall and staying in character. That is all.
	11:10am βrian: I've read that most grouper is not really grouper.
	11:11am Skurky: I still call it Hollywood Toast, despite the fact that is fried and not toasted.
	11:11am ranjit: are those frog sounds part of the grouper track or are they just a natural feature of This is the Modern World?
	11:14am Trouble: frogs were on grouper song@ranjit
	11:15am Ike: I've always heard it called Toad in the Hole (but I don't recall ever actually having it, and would like to try it).
	11:16am randyfrommichigan: Sticking with the topic ... A friend told me that when the band Bread lost popularity in the late 70's they became Toast
	11:18am Sem: Later, they were the Crumbs.
	11:19am randyfrommichigan: @Sem LOL
	11:19am steveo: thanks, @itzall
	11:20am Itzall Ablurr: haha. Glad to "help".
	11:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Anyone from Australia on board? I'd like to know what they call it. Emu bucket or platypus drop, maybe?
	11:22am βrian: It's really hard to find good bread.
	11:23am βrian: "Three-letter word for flightless bird" in the hole?
	11:24am TDK60: ..unleashing some choice platters today, Mod Trouble.
	11:25am AK: wow! was at Don the Tiger's record release party in Berlin recently, amazing stuff, thanks for playing!
	11:27am Trouble: @AK: sounds good!
	11:30am Granny Spicy Tuna: In weirdo San Francisco, Eggs in a Tasty Nest is eggs cooked in a circle of shredded potatoes. Just sayin'
	11:31am Passaic River Blues: This record is amazing.
	11:31am zpulpa: @ Granny Spicy Tuna, that sounds very yummy!!
	11:36am Trouble: thanks@tdk60
	11:38am peapod ross: Steveo, I'm calling it egg in a frame. I'm not going to let "the man" (that's you, in this case) tell me what to do.
	11:38am Will: Duncan Browne's GIVE ME TAKE YOU is one thing, and the DUNCAN BROWNE LP is another. Stating the obvious to keep it alive, Will from Pawtucket RI
	11:39am peapod ross: @Granny - you just made me think of an egg in the center of some sourdough.
	11:39am ranjit: they were very Modern World frogs!
	11:40am ifeelfatnsassy: :fist bumps peapod with knowing head nod:
	11:41am Rich in Washington: @Granny Spicy Tuna: I had no idea that was what it was called. I make something like that every weekend. But in diced potatoes with diced bell pepper and onion, garlic, fresh rosemary.
	11:41am βrian: fresh rosemary!!!
	11:42am Cee Dubbles: def heard some Macca in his phrasing and chord chgs
	11:42am steveo: @peapod -- i'm glad you're standing strong in the face of provocative jerks
	11:42am queems: i love exotica
	11:44am Itzall Ablurr: Same here, queems. That LP set (Technicolor Paradise) is HIGHLY recommended by me. I grabbed one when it came out last year and have been enjoying it since. I've probably raved on about it here before, but it really is gold.
	11:45am Passaic River Blues: @Queems: you're probably already aware of this, but the Explorer's Room program on the Drummer stream very often features heavy doses of exotica: wfmu.org...
	11:45am peapod ross: It's all I have steveo. I'm a rebel. When it comes to naming egg dishes. Other than that I'm pretty much an obsequious push over.
	11:46am Bob a: Eggs. Funny. Yesterday I spent a fair amount of time trying to explain the villain Egghead in Batman to my wife. Eggs again today. Ok.
	11:46am steveo: i feel glad that I've been able to help give you this victory
	11:46am peapod ross: Thank you steveo. I need all I can get.
	11:47am Listening Out There: My wife is also reading the M Obama book and likes it a good deal. She had me read the bit where Barack proposed. What...a...hoot... :)
	11:48am Webhamster Henry: in re Toad-in-the-hole: We call it Ox Eye Eggs (because of a kid's cookbook from the 60s) And here's a picture of that recipe! i2.wp.com...
	11:49am davefromtoronto: oven baked "toasty eggs" are delish! google the recipe
	11:49am morphe': Not reading MO's book but I saw her on Colbert - super smart and normal in the best of ways!!!!!! What a seismic shift from thought to thoughtlessness in the White House. I am not religious but"HEAVEN HELP US!!!"
	11:51am Webhamster Henry: I thought this was a cover of Hunting Tigers out in India. (Bonzo Dog Band)
	11:51am Ven: why does the wfmu playlist url tell me that i'm not secure. i think i'm fairly secure. maybe i've been lied to.
	11:51am Trouble: @listening out there: that was a hoot! i had no idea she would dish the dirt on their relationship so much. shows us another side to him
	11:52am TDK60: ! merci ! for the music, DJ T.
	11:52am Trouble: me too @ ven. i don't know why that is...
	11:52am Johnzon: how about the part when he drone bombed a thousand civilians, oversaw the fracking explosion, allowed peaceful protest movements to be systematically crushed by national "law enforcement" agencies, civil liberties to be quietly done away with, bailed out the banks, etc etc. yea sanitize obama... that'll show trump. all our problems started in 2016 way to go. goodnight.
	11:53am morphe': Shakshuka (Middle Eastern Baked Eggs) best when using 12 hour cooked while beans cooked in the tomato and.., not a tin..
	11:54am Ven: maybe i need more cod liver oil
	11:55am Sem: Lovely show, thank you, Trouble. See you and all later.
	11:56am morphe': Ven: great Scot Song: Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice(Hamish Imlack versions). BtB: you seem stuck on the cod liver oil theme for a few weeks now??? I has been known to "repeat on some people."
	11:57am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am steveo: @Ven the playlists aren't secure because there's no reason for it -- Chrome (and maybe other browsers) have been adding messaging to encourage site administrators to always use secure protocols (https). You'll see that if you go the homepage and click donate, you'll get the lock icon instead, because there it's important that you know who you're connected to.
	11:58am steveo: Thank you, Trouble! Wonderful show!
	11:58am Trouble: chow chow kittens!
	11:59am Ven: @ morphe, thanks for the recommendation. (It's called tran in Scandinavia.) Thanks DJ Trouble!
	11:59am morphe': Wonderful Trouble!!!!
	11:59am Priscilla: Thank you, Trouble!
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Thx, T!
	10:29pm mjl5: cool art on this one :)

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 31, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
akio suzuki & aki onda	Hi Ka Ri (excerpt)	ke I te ki	room 40			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mon ap son/thailand	"mon ap son/thailand"	Longing For The Past: The 78 RPM Era In Southeast Asia (2013)					0:12:33 (Pop-up)
ben betrand	sanctus hubble "sanctus hubble" by "ben betrand"	Ngc 1999	les albums claus			*	0:16:07 (Pop-up)
raoul vignal	no faith "no faith" by "raoul vignal"	oak leaf	Talitres			*	0:19:55 (Pop-up)
cave	shasha "shasha" by "cave"	allways	drag city			*	0:26:16 (Pop-up)
cat power	stay "stay" by "cat power"	Wanderer	domino			*	0:30:37 (Pop-up)
William Tyler	alpine star "alpine star" by "William Tyler"	goes west	merge			*	0:35:22 (Pop-up)
big thief	black diamonds "black diamonds" by "big thief"	capacity					0:40:37 (Pop-up)

the Lijadu sisters	orin aro "orin aro" by "the Lijadu sisters"	mother africa					0:48:02 (Pop-up)
Y La Bamba	cuatro crazy "cuatro crazy" by "Y La Bamba"	Boca Llena				*	0:55:16 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	my opera "my opera" by "joe bataan"	mr new york and the east side kids					0:58:51 (Pop-up)
johnnie spence	sugar beat "sugar beat" by "johnnie spence"	Soho Blondes & Peeping Toms! Saucy Vocals and Piquant Pop from the 50s and 60s					1:04:57 (Pop-up)
	a song						1:08:00 (Pop-up)
Miss Ludella Black	cruel anniversary	Till You Lie In Your Grave	damaged goods			*	1:11:44 (Pop-up)
brenda holloway	constant love "constant love" by "brenda holloway"	the early years					1:13:38 (Pop-up)
The Harvey Averne Dozen	the word "the word" by "The Harvey Averne Dozen"	viva soul					1:16:42 (Pop-up)
laura lee	it's not what you fall for, it's what you stand for	women's love rights					1:18:53 (Pop-up)
sandra haas	der reisende "der reisende" by "sandra haas"	the enigma of sandra I szenkar			merci guido!		1:25:24 (Pop-up)
luiz melodia	questao de posse "questao de posse" by "luiz melodia"	Maravilhas Contemporaneas	munster	1976		*	1:28:42 (Pop-up)
Richard Raux & Hamsa	narguile "narguile" by "Richard Raux & Hamsa"	kundalini	monster melodies	1976		*	1:33:28 (Pop-up)
curtis mayfield	Give Me Your Love						1:38:35 (Pop-up)
sneaks	all close "all close" by "sneaks"	highway hypnosis	merge			*	1:43:22 (Pop-up)
gardeners question time	i saw god (short version)						1:45:11 (Pop-up)
jon krocker	edging into the red "edging into the red" by "jon krocker"	Monolog	dark entries	1981		*	1:52:15 (Pop-up)
drinks	corner shops "corner shops" by "drinks"	hippo lite	drag city		cate le bon/tim presley	*	1:56:57 (Pop-up)
drama	Old Hollywood "Old Hollywood" by "drama"	loneliness	dark entries	1979		*	2:01:20 (Pop-up)

grouper	lighthouse "lighthouse" by "grouper"	ruins					2:13:48 (Pop-up)
stuart chalmers & tom white	spindle	awkward objects	fractal meat cuts			*	2:18:31 (Pop-up)
hanno leichtmann	substanzsuche "substanzsuche" by "hanno leichtmann"	nouvelle aventure	Karlrecords			*	2:21:49 (Pop-up)
donna regina	why "why" by "donna regina"	a quiet week in the house					2:24:42 (Pop-up)
don the tiger	cantos al aral menguante	the wire tapper 48 v/a	the wire			*	2:28:55 (Pop-up)
akiko yano	funamachi-uta part 2 "funamachi-uta part 2" by "akiko yano"	japanese girl	wewantsounds	1976		*	2:33:06 (Pop-up)
the wailers	driftwood "driftwood" by "the wailers"	Technicolor Paradise: Rhum Rhapsodies & Other Exotic Delights (V/A)	numero group				2:38:44 (Pop-up)
duncan browne	my only son "my only son" by "duncan browne"	duncan browne					2:41:18 (Pop-up)

anna st louis	freedom "freedom" by "anna st louis"	is only there was a river	woodsist/mare				2:53:56 (Pop-up)
cosmic analog ensemble	Phoenician rose	Une vie cent detours	my bags			*	2:56:59 (Pop-up)
maurice louca	elephantine "elephantine" by "maurice louca"	elephantine	northern spy			*	3:00:12 (Pop-up)

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	9:01am Trouble: Good morning cold world! great toyin ojih odutola show at the drawing center: go see it before it closes on sunday
	9:02am randyfrommichigan: I love the artwork to the left
	9:02am queems: good morning trouble & all!
	9:05am TDK60: Smart people tell me it's a "post-modern" world, Trouble, but I'll stick with your Modern one.
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: @TDK60 I've never understood what post-modern meant ... I thought modern was about as modern as you could get
	9:07am fred: Good morning Trouble and all. Longing For The Past is a wonderful box set
	9:07am Peter in SEA: Bon Jour Trouble and listeners, sunrise is at 7:36; when will the light come back?
	9:09am Adrian in London: Good day to everyone who knows the difference between weather and climate.
	9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, rising sea levels and retreating glaciers do not portend a downward overall temperature trend.
	9:11am thatpatsmith: good morning all in the cold hot world
	9:12am Sem: Good morning, Trouble, and hello world of modern, and less-so, folk.
	9:14am TDK60: randy, check the interwebs I guess. I'm not really up on it. // Thanks Adrian, we need some clearing up of definitions here in the States.
	9:14am Trouble: "this is the modern world" is from a song by The Jam
	9:15am jdaFromCologne: hi all. today i am invisible. guess why?
	9:15am melinda: morning Trouble and friends
	9:16am TDK60: Trouble, didn't know you chose the title from The Jam album! Huh. In its context in '77 I figure it was telling the older rockers, and others, that a new generation of youth was expressing themselves! Yeh.
	9:18am TDK60: ...still have my "Modern" Jam LP too..
	9:19am Dances with Moomins: Morning Trouble and all the lovers: moderne.
	9:20am steveo: hello Modern World; sigh
	9:22am Dances with Moomins: the image! like, wow
	9:24am Trouble: it's just a title; it has no heavy meaning
	9:25am TDK60: Weller was clever enough not to sing "this is the post-modern world."
	9:25am jdaFromCologne: i prefer postmodern jam(style coucil) :-)
	9:25am Adrian in London: @Troubke, speaking of The Jam, the book publisher Scott Pack, who lives in Eton, west of London, on Twitter said there is a shop in the town that sells rifles and it is called… wait for it… Eton Guns
	9:26am Trouble: omg@adrian.
	9:31am Sem: Lovin' this Wm. Tyler.
	9:34am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Thanks for William Tyler!
	9:36am kevlicki: Good morning trouble and all! Listening while packing for a trip to Cuba!! Off to visit farms, artists fellow travelers and warmer climes for a bit. Im excited
	9:36am sphere: hello fellow peops
	9:37am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:38am sphere: :)
	9:39am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:41am Trouble: sounds exciting@kevlicki!
	9:44am fred: @Trouble: The "booklet" for Longing For The Past is a hardcover book that must be well over 200 pages
	9:46am Trouble: exactly@ fred: which is why it is separated in our tight quarters. it is also gorgeous
	9:46am TDK60: Kevlicki: heading into IA today, either to help with next Aussie exhibit, or do scans. Happy trails down south!
	9:48am TDK60: jdaFromCologne: ha!
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Sounds cool, kevlicki. You can make some field recordings of some crickets. I heard a tornado struck Havana last week.
	9:51am βrian: I'm amazed that birds are singing in this cold, but their song is bright and boisterous.
	9:57am crateslinger: When art got weird, they called it Modern due to a lack of imagination, then all of a sudden "Modern" art was fifty years old so they needed a new term. They should have just called it Contemporary while it was being produced and then eventually come up with something thoughtful, but who dare call the intelligentsia foolish.
	9:57am Sem: Not quite enough cowbell. Otherwise, perfect. Go, Joe!
	9:58am Phillippe Bastille: good morning everyone
	9:58am Sem: I remember your show w/ Bataan, a few years back, Trouble.
	10:04am TDK60: ..the selected art today is fine.
	10:04am Michele: Good morning Trouble!
	10:04am Ike: You sound weirdly skippy at 91.1, as if you're a skipping record, but you sound fine on the stream.
	10:05am Ike: Well, not really a skipping record exactly. It's hard to describe.
	10:05am Trouble: good morning michele! i am chakra powered this morning!!!
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all! My fingers all froze and fell off. I'm typing with my mind.
	10:06am steveo: how post-post-modern, Greg
	10:07am Greg from ZONE 5: I'm trying to redefine the way we look at internet comments.
	10:08am kevlicki: Ken from HP yeah a couple people were killed and portions of the city destroyed. I hear the area we’re staying in is ok.
	10:09am Gwtg: Psue played "Wait" the other day and I've been on a Ludmila Black kick since then. She doesnt have the greatest voice range but what passion and knowledge.
	10:10am Sem: I burn my candle at both ends it will not last the night but oh! my foes, and oh! my friends It gives a lovely light
	10:10am kevlicki: TDK60 gook luck on the next interference show. Ken from HP I am bringing a little zoom attachment for my iPhone to make some field recordings of everything!
	10:12am zpulpa: goodmorning Trouble and friends. I am iced over and quite sleepy but I am here.
	10:12am kevlicki: Hi Michele!
	10:14am Michele: Hi Kevlicki! When do you leave on your trip?
	10:15am kevlicki: Fly out tomorrow for 15days!
	10:16am crateslinger: The most distinctive aspect of the Modern Art era, as opposed to the Post-Modern era, or any other for that matter, is the fascination with the future. Think of 1950's consumerism and late 19th century Science Fiction. These things are now "Modern" forever.
	10:16am Michele: Wow! I just sent a little something to Laurels venmo, not much but hope it helps!
	10:19am Michele: @ kevlicki - Venmo says they have to review my transaction - I bet they scan and saw the word Cuba. WTF.
	10:19am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning, Trouble and every troubled soul. This will be the best Thursday, Jan. 31 2019 in history!
	10:19am Ike: Don't go near the embassy if you can help it! www.cnn.com...
	10:20am kevlicki: Michele, really?! Thank you so much!!! It all helps. We’re stressed about asking a holiday this year cos we’re going to be taking on more responsibility of the farm. Hence reaching out to buddies for support in exchange for some art and shared stories. That means a lot to me, thank you
	10:21am kevlicki: Michele, oh dear how annoying
	10:21am TDK60: I'm not well-read on post-modern ideas in art or philosophy. What I scoff at is arguments of folks I've met espousing it, that everything's all a senseless hall of mirrors = sounds like a bunch of hooey.
	10:25am TDK60: ..guess I need to brush up on some Foucault and Lacan, etc. // Kev, you need to get off the farm for a bit.
	10:25am crateslinger: I don't know much either. These are just my thoughts. People say post-modern to claim some vision. I look forward to the Post-Ironic era.
	10:27am sphere: well, literary deconstruction is interesting but only for literary analysis. to me, it's way too easy to get lost in the theory and vanish into the ether.
	10:29am kevlicki: K from HP der, i just processed that...right, crickets! The Yankees ears are very sensitive to them
	10:29am βrian: Is Toad-in-the-Hole a modern construct? Cuz 5-year old kid says she likes toad-in-the-hole. (Nice and yolky.)
	10:32am Trouble: we had something similarish totoad in the hole for breakfast this morning@brian: egg in a nest. we introduced our Peruvian exchange student to it
	10:33am sphere: toad-in-the-hole is probably pretty old. Wikipedia says early 18th century.
	10:34am TDK60: ..buckwheat cakes with walnuts here today.
	10:34am cee dubbles: Lambchop flashback
	10:35am βrian: Our version is just an egg cooked in a hole cut into a slice of good bread.
	10:36am crateslinger: I may be alone in this but the fifteen minutes I spent walking to the train and then the fifteen minutes from the train to the office in 5 degree ten mph wind - I found exhilarating. It would suck standing around like waiting for a drug dealer or whatever but this weather is fine for now.
	10:36am sphere: oh. Wikipedia was referring to a different English dish called "toad-in-the-hole" involving sausage. my bad.
	10:37am TomDash: Hey Trouble just tuning in...funny I often put Curtis Mayfield Pandora mix on for our dog when we're out - it often starts with this track, so I thought I had put that on by mistake! Chloe (the dog) is loving the jams too!
	10:38am crateslinger: I used to make that for my kids when we went camping. Tear a hole in the bread, fry and egg in it. Called it Indian Toast. All due apologies. Now we make it at Boy Scouts. I suppose we need to call it something else. I'll run it by the council.
	10:38am TDK60: ..my mom used to make us "toad-in-a-hole".. mmmm.
	10:38am Trouble: i am all about pleasing the dogs@tomdash
	10:40am TomDash: ...Chloe says thanks @Trouble! (me too)
	10:40am crateslinger: my parakeets like gang of four
	10:41am steveo: @crate growing up, my family called that dish "one-eyed egyptians"
	10:43am steveo: found an internet site claiming there are 66 different names for it
	10:43am crateslinger: How many of them are racist?
	10:43am steveo: exactly
	10:46am steveo: but don't worry, some are sexist instead
	10:47am Gavin in Bristol: Wow. gardners question time are amazing! Just FYI for all u non-Brits; gardners question time is a live radio broadcast on BBC Radio 4 where regular gardeners get to ask questions to famous/celebrity gardeners. Don't know if 'celebrity gardening' is a thing over there but it sure is over here by Golly...
	10:47am crateslinger: maybe we'll go with egg hole bread
	10:50am βrian: One difference might be that in the US, "garden" strong implies a vegetable garden unless otherwise specified. Is the show about growing food?
	10:50am morphe': I am sensing Dr Who or Quatermass meets Nosferatu
	10:51am crateslinger: John Paul Jones the American Sea Captain in the Rev War was the son of an 18th Century celebrity gardener. He was Scottish but was brought to England by some such Lord of something to get his yard up to snuff.
	10:52am tim from champaign: @crateslinger - my partner calls them 'egg in a basket'.
	10:53am steveo: my favorite on the list is "bregg" which is apparently short for bread-egg.
	10:53am crateslinger: egg in a basket it is! Thanks tim!
	10:53am crateslinger: ooh bregg that's a tough one.
	10:54am randyfrommichigan: @TomDash good suggestion re Curtis Mayfield Pandora mix - I just created a Curtis Mayfield radio on Spotify to see what comes up!
	10:54am Gavin in Bristol: @βrian: Can be either and both!
	10:54am TomDash: @Gavin in Bristol - yeah that track was great - I'll admit I googled it asap and came onto the BBC show (wasn't familiar) - looks like the band in question has just the one track on bandcamp? New to me and loved it! Great set vibes right now...
	10:55am βrian: We have a garden in our front yard, which is a bit unusual on our area. Typically, people just have grass and flowers.
	10:56am TomDash: oh man and I LOVE Drama! Tony Coulter turned me onto their greatness on his Canada special show last Fall...tracked down this single afterwards - this set is hitting all the marks!
	10:56am tim from champaign: The artwork today is really incredible, Trouble!
	11:00am Aaron Working In Newark: Hobo Eggs!
	11:00am thor83: pretty sure it's called Rocky Mountain toast
	11:00am TDK60: ..don't know how it became "toad". heh
	11:00am peapod ross: bunny chow.
	11:00am tim from champaign: @crateslinger - happy to help! I was in Boy Scouts from 6-8th grade. Today, I don't abide by the god and country stuff but I am very appreciative of the cooking and camping skills I learned which I use to this day.
	11:00am Skurky: Hollywood Toast. We called that Hollywood Toast.
	11:00am BEAVO: We call it spit in your eye
	11:00am Asheville Jon: eggs in a nest. that's how i've know it for 50 years. and yes, using a cast iron skillet is the proper way to make them.
	11:00am ifeelfatnsassy: Egg in a frame. I feel like if it was done inside hash browns, then egg in a nest would make perfect sense.
	11:00am BEAVO: Or a hole-in-one
	11:01am TomDash: Drama is from Toronto
	11:01am Itzall Ablurr: "Egg in the hole" pro tip: use a drinking glass or biscuit cutter for a nicer basket. On the bread, that is- get your mind out of the gutter.
	11:01am The Oscar: Busy working, but I have to throw in another vote for "toad in a hole." Though in our house it can change depending on which cookie cutter we use (eg. ghost in a hole, squirrel in a hole, snail in a hole...)
	11:01am Constant Smiles: I have one that is a pancake with a hole in the center that you put an egg into and I call it a "Flying Saucer"!!
	11:01am bk845: Put me down for "toad in a hole", not because I've ever had it, but I probably picked it up from reading Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett (so, English).
	11:01am Ven: @Gavin ... Monty Don fan here!
	11:02am βrian: Egg in a Nest is more descriptive, but I expect Calvin would go for the Toad thing.
	11:02am thor83: egg in the hole also
	11:02am randyfrommichigan: grew up in Toronto Canada, yes we made it and called it Toad In The Hole
	11:03am Earthling: At home (Iceland) it was simply "egg in bread" - very literal. But in the UK it's One-Eyed-Jack
	11:03am ifeelfatnsassy: +1 on using a glass for cutting the hole, then toast the cutout beside your cooking egg.
	11:04am Gavin in Bristol: @Ven: Ha Ha. Welcome! @TomDash: Couldn't even find their bandcamp - a mysterious and enigmatic band/person!
	11:04am randyfrommichigan: @ifeelfatnsassy same another +1
	11:04am glenn: apparently toad in a hole is the american term for egg cooked in bread, in britain it's sausage cooked in yorkshire pudding.
	11:05am randyfrommichigan: @Trouble you got two turntables and a microphone?
	11:05am randyfrommichigan: Capricorn here
	11:05am peapod ross: Egg in a frame is good, I'm going with that one.
	11:05am steveo: peapod, sorry, but that's the worst choice
	11:06am steveo: (also feeling sassy)
	11:06am Trouble: egg in a nest
	11:07am Peter in SEA: Did you say 1972? Like Gaylord's best year ever for popular music ;-)
	11:07am Richie Dubs: Or Thyme Parsley...
	11:07am steveo: i see on your instagram you have a real first name -- are we permitted to call you that on the playlist? is this question out of order? enquiring minds.
	11:10am Itzall Ablurr: Please allow the dj the courtesy of remaining behind the 4th wall and staying in character. That is all.
	11:10am βrian: I've read that most grouper is not really grouper.
	11:11am Skurky: I still call it Hollywood Toast, despite the fact that is fried and not toasted.
	11:11am ranjit: are those frog sounds part of the grouper track or are they just a natural feature of This is the Modern World?
	11:14am Trouble: frogs were on grouper song@ranjit
	11:15am Ike: I've always heard it called Toad in the Hole (but I don't recall ever actually having it, and would like to try it).
	11:16am randyfrommichigan: Sticking with the topic ... A friend told me that when the band Bread lost popularity in the late 70's they became Toast
	11:18am Sem: Later, they were the Crumbs.
	11:19am randyfrommichigan: @Sem LOL
	11:19am steveo: thanks, @itzall
	11:20am Itzall Ablurr: haha. Glad to "help".
	11:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Anyone from Australia on board? I'd like to know what they call it. Emu bucket or platypus drop, maybe?
	11:22am βrian: It's really hard to find good bread.
	11:23am βrian: "Three-letter word for flightless bird" in the hole?
	11:24am TDK60: ..unleashing some choice platters today, Mod Trouble.
	11:25am AK: wow! was at Don the Tiger's record release party in Berlin recently, amazing stuff, thanks for playing!
	11:27am Trouble: @AK: sounds good!
	11:30am Granny Spicy Tuna: In weirdo San Francisco, Eggs in a Tasty Nest is eggs cooked in a circle of shredded potatoes. Just sayin'
	11:31am Passaic River Blues: This record is amazing.
	11:31am zpulpa: @ Granny Spicy Tuna, that sounds very yummy!!
	11:36am Trouble: thanks@tdk60
	11:38am peapod ross: Steveo, I'm calling it egg in a frame. I'm not going to let "the man" (that's you, in this case) tell me what to do.
	11:38am Will: Duncan Browne's GIVE ME TAKE YOU is one thing, and the DUNCAN BROWNE LP is another. Stating the obvious to keep it alive, Will from Pawtucket RI
	11:39am peapod ross: @Granny - you just made me think of an egg in the center of some sourdough.
	11:39am ranjit: they were very Modern World frogs!
	11:40am ifeelfatnsassy: :fist bumps peapod with knowing head nod:
	11:41am Rich in Washington: @Granny Spicy Tuna: I had no idea that was what it was called. I make something like that every weekend. But in diced potatoes with diced bell pepper and onion, garlic, fresh rosemary.
	11:41am βrian: fresh rosemary!!!
	11:42am Cee Dubbles: def heard some Macca in his phrasing and chord chgs
	11:42am steveo: @peapod -- i'm glad you're standing strong in the face of provocative jerks
	11:42am queems: i love exotica
	11:44am Itzall Ablurr: Same here, queems. That LP set (Technicolor Paradise) is HIGHLY recommended by me. I grabbed one when it came out last year and have been enjoying it since. I've probably raved on about it here before, but it really is gold.
	11:45am Passaic River Blues: @Queems: you're probably already aware of this, but the Explorer's Room program on the Drummer stream very often features heavy doses of exotica: wfmu.org...
	11:45am peapod ross: It's all I have steveo. I'm a rebel. When it comes to naming egg dishes. Other than that I'm pretty much an obsequious push over.
	11:46am Bob a: Eggs. Funny. Yesterday I spent a fair amount of time trying to explain the villain Egghead in Batman to my wife. Eggs again today. Ok.
	11:46am steveo: i feel glad that I've been able to help give you this victory
	11:46am peapod ross: Thank you steveo. I need all I can get.
	11:47am Listening Out There: My wife is also reading the M Obama book and likes it a good deal. She had me read the bit where Barack proposed. What...a...hoot... :)
	11:48am Webhamster Henry: in re Toad-in-the-hole: We call it Ox Eye Eggs (because of a kid's cookbook from the 60s) And here's a picture of that recipe! i2.wp.com...
	11:49am davefromtoronto: oven baked "toasty eggs" are delish! google the recipe
	11:49am morphe': Not reading MO's book but I saw her on Colbert - super smart and normal in the best of ways!!!!!! What a seismic shift from thought to thoughtlessness in the White House. I am not religious but"HEAVEN HELP US!!!"
	11:51am Webhamster Henry: I thought this was a cover of Hunting Tigers out in India. (Bonzo Dog Band)
	11:51am Ven: why does the wfmu playlist url tell me that i'm not secure. i think i'm fairly secure. maybe i've been lied to.
	11:51am Trouble: @listening out there: that was a hoot! i had no idea she would dish the dirt on their relationship so much. shows us another side to him
	11:52am TDK60: ! merci ! for the music, DJ T.
	11:52am Trouble: me too @ ven. i don't know why that is...
	11:52am Johnzon: how about the part when he drone bombed a thousand civilians, oversaw the fracking explosion, allowed peaceful protest movements to be systematically crushed by national "law enforcement" agencies, civil liberties to be quietly done away with, bailed out the banks, etc etc. yea sanitize obama... that'll show trump. all our problems started in 2016 way to go. goodnight.
	11:53am morphe': Shakshuka (Middle Eastern Baked Eggs) best when using 12 hour cooked while beans cooked in the tomato and.., not a tin..
	11:54am Ven: maybe i need more cod liver oil
	11:55am Sem: Lovely show, thank you, Trouble. See you and all later.
	11:56am morphe': Ven: great Scot Song: Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice(Hamish Imlack versions). BtB: you seem stuck on the cod liver oil theme for a few weeks now??? I has been known to "repeat on some people."
	11:57am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am steveo: @Ven the playlists aren't secure because there's no reason for it -- Chrome (and maybe other browsers) have been adding messaging to encourage site administrators to always use secure protocols (https). You'll see that if you go the homepage and click donate, you'll get the lock icon instead, because there it's important that you know who you're connected to.
	11:58am steveo: Thank you, Trouble! Wonderful show!
	11:58am Trouble: chow chow kittens!
	11:59am Ven: @ morphe, thanks for the recommendation. (It's called tran in Scandinavia.) Thanks DJ Trouble!
	11:59am morphe': Wonderful Trouble!!!!
	11:59am Priscilla: Thank you, Trouble!
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Thx, T!
	10:29pm mjl5: cool art on this one :)

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 31, 2019

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