WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 26, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: good morning and happy happy
	9:01am kev: hi
	9:02am ParUbi: Happy Synaxis of the Theotokos!
	9:04am Handy Haversack: There are two of us in the entire place at work so far. I'm leaving WFMU on until someone tells me to stop -- and probably past that!
	9:04am The Oscar: Merry Boxing Day all!
	9:04am Lixiviated Life: I was lucky enough to see the Giorgio Morandi exhibit at the Guggenheim last century.
	9:08am dave wuz here: are these leafly strain reviews?
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: Good Modern Morning! the Morandi looks great!
	9:13am ignatatus666: Was it Terra Cotta red or a peculiar red? Perhaps the red color of her heart was Brick red What I do know is it was the color red
	9:14am ignatatus666: Delia Derbyshire did LSD so I don’t have to.
	9:20am Trouble: good thursday morning, boxing up your boxes of boxes
	9:33am Lixiviated Life: I always thought Morandi to be more of a bottle guy and not so much a boxes guy. Rothko on the other hand....
	9:33am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...Love the Morandi...
	9:34am Lixiviated Life: @ignatatus666 Delia Derbyshire tripped for our sins
	9:37am Woo: Things most definitely still come in boxes. Always remember to shred your boxes before putting them outside so the fiends in the night won't know what is in the house and then steal it to buy dope.
	9:48am Handy Haversack: @Woo, wish I'd known that before I put out all those boxes labeled "DOPE: DO NOT SMOKE OR SHOOT." Live and learn.
	9:52am WR: Hi all. Another morning after. These musics are lightening the day. Thank you.
	10:02am Lixiviated Life: I love all turntables equally.
	10:02am Handy Haversack: Turntable 3 knew the risks when it signed up.
	10:05am zopa: when all is crumbling around you, you can rely on the dub!
	10:11am Trouble: exactly!@ zopa
	10:11am rob: think inside the box....before you go further...
	10:17am patti: I was thinking boxtops...or maybe colourbox...but I'm choosing you... box car willie
	10:19am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning!
	10:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and friends. I hope no one is afflicted with eggnog hangovers this morning.
	10:30am WR: From rub a dub to skip a dub.
	10:34am CHUCK ROAST: Morning, Trouble. Having a wonderful holiday season. Hope you are too.
	10:34am zopa: desk dancing to joe bataan
	10:35am melinda: Hello everyone. No eggnog hangover but Postal Service screw ups are making me cranky.
	10:45am Fuzzy: Tasty Brown Sugar.. Good Day-After, everyone!
	10:51am northguineahills: Should have followed up Brown Sugar w/ Burnt Sugar...
	10:52am Dances with Moomins: Hello Trouble & Moderns the world over. For those in north the darkest days are behind us! We'll get up and dance to the Cumbia river band for that! Cheers!
	10:52am northguineahills: bailemos con cumbia!
	10:54am CHUCK ROAST: Viva la raza, ese.
	11:05am CHUCK ROAST: Tuba ?
	11:07am Officer Pupp: I’m loving “How To Read Nancy: The Elements Of Comics In Three Easy Panels” by Paul Karasik & Mark Newgarden. Brilliant scholarly unpacking of a single 1959 Nancy strip.
	11:07am esha: my sweetie gifted me with my seditious heart, a compilation of all (or at least most) or arundhati roy's essays. she writes primarily of indian politics, but considering that fascism is a worldwide phenomenon and that arundhati's writing is extraordinary & life-affirming, i recommend it to every single person ever
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Reading Viper Wine by Hermione Eyre from the liberry right now, and the new issue of Salvage arrived the other day (salvage.zone). Got maybe way too many gaming books stacking up: Lorn Song of the Bachelor, Trilemma Compendium, Magical Industrial Revolution, The Nightmares Underneath, The Hole in the Oak, Pendragon, Lankhmar ...
	11:08am The Oscar: My girlfriend and I have made a point of including at least one book in our presents to each other. This year she got me the new J. Hoberman ("Make My Day," about film in the Reagan era), and I got her the new Caitlin Doughty ("Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?" about children's questions about death).
	11:09am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Survived another one of them holidays.Thanks for the music.
	11:10am morphe': As is known by many -the WI poverty is a result of colonialism and post-colonial corruption... The gun problem/homicide rate in Jamaica is an amerikkan problem: there are no gun factories in Jamaica... ps. speaking of hu anger in Jamaica -no a request just a thought.. Desmon Dekker ... "Isrealites" There is a Jamaican short story where the children die because they are so hungry they eat the red earth and it hardens in their stomachs.... As a Jamaican person said: "we want LOVE, but we first need justice and equal rights..." Sorry to be so heavy on the 26th..
	11:10am zopa: Is it me, or does the vocal on the peter zummo track sound like Richard Thomas (John Boy Walton)?
	11:11am Webhamster Henry: @Officer Pupp Mark Newgarden is the brother of former WFMU Program/Music director David Newgarden (1985-1993).
	11:12am Windy City: Time is tight ...Booker T Jones
	11:12am Webhamster Henry: Credits on Prepare for Docking: Joyce Leigh Bowden - voice on Prepare For Docking Ernie Books - bass guitar Oliver Coates - cello and electronics Ralph Cumbers - electronics, trombone on Deep Drone and Leapfrog a Local Keith McIvor - turntables Bill Ruyle - hammered dulcimer and drums Peter Zummo - trombone, voice, keyboards
	11:13am CHUCK ROAST: Turkey, egg nog, cookies, pie......everybody's heavy on the 26th.
	11:15am Officer Pupp: @Webhamster Oh wow, I didn’t know that. That’s a nice link that I’m reading that while listening to WFMU.
	11:17am Hubig Pie: Fritos and dip for boxing day
	11:17am ParUbi’s phone: Territory of Light by Yuko Tsushima
	11:18am Webhamster Henry: WFMU in its LCD-printing days had a lot more explicit Comix artist connections. wfmu.store...
	11:19am Cmurtha: Hello everyone! And will the cat eat my eyeballs after death? Not that I keep cats
	11:24am SSS: My cats are welcome to my eye balls, if it goes that way.
	11:25am zopa: @cmurtha: Yes! It will!
	11:27am SSS: And the fix is on, @Windy City
	11:27am melinda: I am reading The Moral Animal by Robert Wright (an exploration of the human mind from an evolutionary biology perspective) and Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe (about the Troubles in Northern Ireland). I also got David Heatley’s book about 12 step group addiction for Xmas, looking forward to that one.
	11:33am SSS: I am always kranking on about how consciousness has an evolutionary aspect to it not considered enough. Civilization and its Discontents, and The Future of an Illusion, both by Freude, are my reference points on the subject. I'll check out this R. Wright cat. Tanks!
	11:36am kwhitehead: Fans of the Fall should read Have a Bleedin' Guess: the story of Hex Enduction Hour by Paul Hanley. It's the perfect blend of who played what, what MES is getting at in his lyrics and general feel for the band and UK post-punk in the early 80's.
	11:40am melinda: @SSS I think people are understandably wary of the misuse of evolutionary psychology or biology but it should be taken seriously nonetheless. Robert Wright also has a newsletter called the Nonzero Newsletter, which I follow. The book is sort of dense for my focus level (which is poor) but I’m trying to start actually reading the writings of people whose podcasts and YouTube videos I follow.
	11:41am Webhamster Henry: I mostly read non-fiction, but I have also been reading collections of plays.
	11:43am WR: Well, since you ask, currently going through: The Goths, Lost Civilizations by David M Gwynn, Which goes from the initial encounters of the Goths with the Romans through the sacking of Rome through Gothic heritage being a regal claim in Spain through cultural revisionism as those who had been defeated by the Goths reasserted themselves and finally through Frankenstein, Bela Lugosi and up to the Cure. This seems like a lot to cover and like it would be a huge historical tome, but is a small book of less than 200 pages, including notes and bibliography, so like a cliff notes to Goths, etc. Bangkok Wakes to Rain by Pitchaya Sudbanthad; a multi threaded fiction with characters in Bangkok: a late 19th cent. New England medical doctor missionary, a late 1960s Afro-American jazz pianist who had had some minor past success; a contemporary Thai woman who has returned after education and living in US and UK and is focusing on career not making a family; some teens doing whatever they can to hustle tourists while their mom and family try to make them be "good kids" and a couple of threads but I've only just started the book. The Man Who Love Dogs by Leonardo Padura; historical fiction told by a Cuban focused on the assassination of Trotsky. The narrative also goes first person with Trotsky starting as he is being exiled from Russia, and with a young Spanish man recruited by his mom for a special mission.
	11:50am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning. happy new year! let's look forward to making massive changes in our world!!!
	11:51am Handy Haversack: Thanks for the show, Trouble! Happy New Year!
	11:54am morphe': tanks trouble......
	11:54am Cmurtha: learn something new everyday. Thanks for the show Trouble!
	11:56am melinda: I was in a state where I couldn’t tell if a little more caffeine would make me more or less irritable, it has made me less, thank heavens.
	11:56am morphe': Sorry -THANKS Trouble .. too many tanks on this planet

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 26, 2019

View Trouble's profile

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.

<-- Previous playlist | Back to This Is The Modern World with Trouble playlists | Next playlist -->

December 26, 2019: boxed it up

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

by giorgio morandi

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
andrew pekler	description of rain ( over frisland)	Sounds From Phantom Islands	faitiche			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
delia derbyshire	colour "colour" by "delia derbyshire"	the dreams	fantome photographique			*	0:03:32 (Pop-up)
alice coltrane	a love supreme "a love supreme" by "alice coltrane"	the house of mirth fabio's 2018 WFMU marathon premium v/a					0:10:53 (Pop-up)
laurie anderson	beautiful red dress	strange angels		1989			0:21:04 (Pop-up)
jamael dean	o kronos "o kronos" by "jamael dean"	black space tapes	stones throw			*	0:27:13 (Pop-up)

ricardo dias gomes and star rover	swallow the sky	"this whole emptiness"	timballo			*	0:39:29 (Pop-up)
yasmine hamdan	choubi "choubi" by "yasmine hamdan"	al jamilat					0:42:01 (Pop-up)
akofa akoussah	dandou kodjo "dandou kodjo" by "akofa akoussah"	akofa akoussah	mr bongo				0:44:50 (Pop-up)
barney wilen	wah wah "wah wah" by "barney wilen"	moshi too	sonorama				0:47:26 (Pop-up)
mia doi todd	luz do sol "luz do sol" by "mia doi todd"	floresta					0:55:35 (Pop-up)

lee scratch perry	no age dub "no age dub" by "lee scratch perry"	life of the plants	stones throw		12"	*	1:03:52 (Pop-up)
NTski + 7FO	D'ya hear me! ( bim one production remix)	D'Ya Hear Me! EP	EM records		10"	*	1:12:56 (Pop-up)
Q.Q.	Betta Must Come "Betta Must Come" by "Q.Q."	rastafari the dreads enter babylon 1955-83 v/a					1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Double Dee & Steinski feat. ADA	this music (dub mix)	Lesson 4: The Beat	Double Dee & Steinski			*	1:20:21 (Pop-up)
lafawndah	vous et nous "vous et nous" by "lafawndah"	ancestor boy					1:24:54 (Pop-up)
the saints	sleeping tree "sleeping tree" by "the saints"	studio one roots 2 v/a					1:26:37 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	call my name "call my name" by "joe bataan"	call my name					1:33:17 (Pop-up)
celia	zozoio como e que e "zozoio como e que e" by "celia"	celia	mr bongo	1979			1:36:38 (Pop-up)
brown sugar	hello stranger "hello stranger" by "brown sugar"	I'm in Love With a Dreadlocks: Brown Sugar and the Birth of Lovers Rock 1977-80					1:38:36 (Pop-up)
the avalanches	since i left you "since i left you" by "the avalanches"	since i left you					1:42:23 (Pop-up)
y la bamba	rios sueltos "rios sueltos" by "y la bamba"	entre los dos	tender loving empire			*	1:47:11 (Pop-up)
cumbia river band	en la mar ( soledad)	rio	chia			*	1:50:13 (Pop-up)
stimulator jones	water slide "water slide" by "stimulator jones"	Exotic Worlds and Masterful Treasures	stones throw			*	1:54:45 (Pop-up)

peter zummo	Prepare For Docking "Prepare For Docking" by "peter zummo"	deep drive	unheard of hope			*	2:04:12 (Pop-up)
Los Siquicos Litoraleños	el hombre y sus circustancias	Medianos Éxitos Subtropicales Vol. 2: El Relincho Del Tiempo	hive mind			*	2:18:00 (Pop-up)
anbessa orchestra	Get'err ( village)	negestat	anbessa orchestra			*	2:21:17 (Pop-up)
peru negro	el payande "el payande" by "peru negro"	peru negro	vampisoul			*	2:25:57 (Pop-up)
liz durette	end of grand waltz suite	delight	feeding tube			*	2:29:06 (Pop-up)
vetiver	the living end "the living end" by "vetiver"	up on high	mama bird			*	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
masahiro sugaya	horizon (outro) "horizon (outro)" by "masahiro sugaya"	horizon vol 1	empire of signs			*	2:44:34 (Pop-up)
sandro perri	back on love "back on love" by "sandro perri"	soft landing	constellation			*	2:46:10 (Pop-up)

donovan quinn	dark motel "dark motel" by "donovan quinn"	absalom	soft abuse			*	2:53:28 (Pop-up)
june tyson	stardust from tomorrow	Saturnian Queen of the Sun Ra Arkestra	modern harmonic			*	2:57:17 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Trouble | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by This Is The Modern World with Trouble |

Listener comments!
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: good morning and happy happy
	9:01am kev: hi
	9:02am ParUbi: Happy Synaxis of the Theotokos!
	9:04am Handy Haversack: There are two of us in the entire place at work so far. I'm leaving WFMU on until someone tells me to stop -- and probably past that!
	9:04am The Oscar: Merry Boxing Day all!
	9:04am Lixiviated Life: I was lucky enough to see the Giorgio Morandi exhibit at the Guggenheim last century.
	9:08am dave wuz here: are these leafly strain reviews?
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: Good Modern Morning! the Morandi looks great!
	9:13am ignatatus666: Was it Terra Cotta red or a peculiar red? Perhaps the red color of her heart was Brick red What I do know is it was the color red
	9:14am ignatatus666: Delia Derbyshire did LSD so I don’t have to.
	9:20am Trouble: good thursday morning, boxing up your boxes of boxes
	9:33am Lixiviated Life: I always thought Morandi to be more of a bottle guy and not so much a boxes guy. Rothko on the other hand....
	9:33am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...Love the Morandi...
	9:34am Lixiviated Life: @ignatatus666 Delia Derbyshire tripped for our sins
	9:37am Woo: Things most definitely still come in boxes. Always remember to shred your boxes before putting them outside so the fiends in the night won't know what is in the house and then steal it to buy dope.
	9:48am Handy Haversack: @Woo, wish I'd known that before I put out all those boxes labeled "DOPE: DO NOT SMOKE OR SHOOT." Live and learn.
	9:52am WR: Hi all. Another morning after. These musics are lightening the day. Thank you.
	10:02am Lixiviated Life: I love all turntables equally.
	10:02am Handy Haversack: Turntable 3 knew the risks when it signed up.
	10:05am zopa: when all is crumbling around you, you can rely on the dub!
	10:11am Trouble: exactly!@ zopa
	10:11am rob: think inside the box....before you go further...
	10:17am patti: I was thinking boxtops...or maybe colourbox...but I'm choosing you... box car willie
	10:19am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning!
	10:21am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and friends. I hope no one is afflicted with eggnog hangovers this morning.
	10:30am WR: From rub a dub to skip a dub.
	10:34am CHUCK ROAST: Morning, Trouble. Having a wonderful holiday season. Hope you are too.
	10:34am zopa: desk dancing to joe bataan
	10:35am melinda: Hello everyone. No eggnog hangover but Postal Service screw ups are making me cranky.
	10:45am Fuzzy: Tasty Brown Sugar.. Good Day-After, everyone!
	10:51am northguineahills: Should have followed up Brown Sugar w/ Burnt Sugar...
	10:52am Dances with Moomins: Hello Trouble & Moderns the world over. For those in north the darkest days are behind us! We'll get up and dance to the Cumbia river band for that! Cheers!
	10:52am northguineahills: bailemos con cumbia!
	10:54am CHUCK ROAST: Viva la raza, ese.
	11:05am CHUCK ROAST: Tuba ?
	11:07am Officer Pupp: I’m loving “How To Read Nancy: The Elements Of Comics In Three Easy Panels” by Paul Karasik & Mark Newgarden. Brilliant scholarly unpacking of a single 1959 Nancy strip.
	11:07am esha: my sweetie gifted me with my seditious heart, a compilation of all (or at least most) or arundhati roy's essays. she writes primarily of indian politics, but considering that fascism is a worldwide phenomenon and that arundhati's writing is extraordinary & life-affirming, i recommend it to every single person ever
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Reading Viper Wine by Hermione Eyre from the liberry right now, and the new issue of Salvage arrived the other day (salvage.zone). Got maybe way too many gaming books stacking up: Lorn Song of the Bachelor, Trilemma Compendium, Magical Industrial Revolution, The Nightmares Underneath, The Hole in the Oak, Pendragon, Lankhmar ...
	11:08am The Oscar: My girlfriend and I have made a point of including at least one book in our presents to each other. This year she got me the new J. Hoberman ("Make My Day," about film in the Reagan era), and I got her the new Caitlin Doughty ("Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?" about children's questions about death).
	11:09am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Survived another one of them holidays.Thanks for the music.
	11:10am morphe': As is known by many -the WI poverty is a result of colonialism and post-colonial corruption... The gun problem/homicide rate in Jamaica is an amerikkan problem: there are no gun factories in Jamaica... ps. speaking of hu anger in Jamaica -no a request just a thought.. Desmon Dekker ... "Isrealites" There is a Jamaican short story where the children die because they are so hungry they eat the red earth and it hardens in their stomachs.... As a Jamaican person said: "we want LOVE, but we first need justice and equal rights..." Sorry to be so heavy on the 26th..
	11:10am zopa: Is it me, or does the vocal on the peter zummo track sound like Richard Thomas (John Boy Walton)?
	11:11am Webhamster Henry: @Officer Pupp Mark Newgarden is the brother of former WFMU Program/Music director David Newgarden (1985-1993).
	11:12am Windy City: Time is tight ...Booker T Jones
	11:12am Webhamster Henry: Credits on Prepare for Docking: Joyce Leigh Bowden - voice on Prepare For Docking Ernie Books - bass guitar Oliver Coates - cello and electronics Ralph Cumbers - electronics, trombone on Deep Drone and Leapfrog a Local Keith McIvor - turntables Bill Ruyle - hammered dulcimer and drums Peter Zummo - trombone, voice, keyboards
	11:13am CHUCK ROAST: Turkey, egg nog, cookies, pie......everybody's heavy on the 26th.
	11:15am Officer Pupp: @Webhamster Oh wow, I didn’t know that. That’s a nice link that I’m reading that while listening to WFMU.
	11:17am Hubig Pie: Fritos and dip for boxing day
	11:17am ParUbi’s phone: Territory of Light by Yuko Tsushima
	11:18am Webhamster Henry: WFMU in its LCD-printing days had a lot more explicit Comix artist connections. wfmu.store...
	11:19am Cmurtha: Hello everyone! And will the cat eat my eyeballs after death? Not that I keep cats
	11:24am SSS: My cats are welcome to my eye balls, if it goes that way.
	11:25am zopa: @cmurtha: Yes! It will!
	11:27am SSS: And the fix is on, @Windy City
	11:27am melinda: I am reading The Moral Animal by Robert Wright (an exploration of the human mind from an evolutionary biology perspective) and Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe (about the Troubles in Northern Ireland). I also got David Heatley’s book about 12 step group addiction for Xmas, looking forward to that one.
	11:33am SSS: I am always kranking on about how consciousness has an evolutionary aspect to it not considered enough. Civilization and its Discontents, and The Future of an Illusion, both by Freude, are my reference points on the subject. I'll check out this R. Wright cat. Tanks!
	11:36am kwhitehead: Fans of the Fall should read Have a Bleedin' Guess: the story of Hex Enduction Hour by Paul Hanley. It's the perfect blend of who played what, what MES is getting at in his lyrics and general feel for the band and UK post-punk in the early 80's.
	11:40am melinda: @SSS I think people are understandably wary of the misuse of evolutionary psychology or biology but it should be taken seriously nonetheless. Robert Wright also has a newsletter called the Nonzero Newsletter, which I follow. The book is sort of dense for my focus level (which is poor) but I’m trying to start actually reading the writings of people whose podcasts and YouTube videos I follow.
	11:41am Webhamster Henry: I mostly read non-fiction, but I have also been reading collections of plays.
	11:43am WR: Well, since you ask, currently going through: The Goths, Lost Civilizations by David M Gwynn, Which goes from the initial encounters of the Goths with the Romans through the sacking of Rome through Gothic heritage being a regal claim in Spain through cultural revisionism as those who had been defeated by the Goths reasserted themselves and finally through Frankenstein, Bela Lugosi and up to the Cure. This seems like a lot to cover and like it would be a huge historical tome, but is a small book of less than 200 pages, including notes and bibliography, so like a cliff notes to Goths, etc. Bangkok Wakes to Rain by Pitchaya Sudbanthad; a multi threaded fiction with characters in Bangkok: a late 19th cent. New England medical doctor missionary, a late 1960s Afro-American jazz pianist who had had some minor past success; a contemporary Thai woman who has returned after education and living in US and UK and is focusing on career not making a family; some teens doing whatever they can to hustle tourists while their mom and family try to make them be "good kids" and a couple of threads but I've only just started the book. The Man Who Love Dogs by Leonardo Padura; historical fiction told by a Cuban focused on the assassination of Trotsky. The narrative also goes first person with Trotsky starting as he is being exiled from Russia, and with a young Spanish man recruited by his mom for a special mission.
	11:50am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning. happy new year! let's look forward to making massive changes in our world!!!
	11:51am Handy Haversack: Thanks for the show, Trouble! Happy New Year!
	11:54am morphe': tanks trouble......
	11:54am Cmurtha: learn something new everyday. Thanks for the show Trouble!
	11:56am melinda: I was in a state where I couldn’t tell if a little more caffeine would make me more or less irritable, it has made me less, thank heavens.
	11:56am morphe': Sorry -THANKS Trouble .. too many tanks on this planet

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 26, 2019

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson