WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2022

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2022

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

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December 1, 2022: take care of each other

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New	Approx. start time
lau nau	decapoda "decapoda" by "lau nau"	3 year itch birthday session v. 2 v/a	modulisme						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mary lattimore paul sukeena	this time juliane landed softly	west kensington	three lobed						0:03:49 (Pop-up)
orugoru ( remy tran)	uncertain walk in the dark forest	3 year itch birthday session v. 2 v/a	modulisme						0:06:48 (Pop-up)
midori takada	cutting branches for a temporary shelter ( in the night )	cutting branches for a temporary shelter	WRWTFWW Records					*
mary lattimore paul sukeena	garage wine	west kensington	three lobed						0:33:30 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	never make me cry "never make me cry" by "fleetwood mac"	tusk							0:42:20 (Pop-up)

rhoda scott	moanin ' live 1972 "moanin ' live 1972" by "rhoda scott"								0:53:10 (Pop-up)
rufus harley	Nobody Knows The Trouble Us People is done Seen	re-creation of the gods	ankh						0:56:37 (Pop-up)
nara leao	marcha da quarta feira de cinzas	nara							1:02:24 (Pop-up)

fleetwood mac	heroes are hard to find	heroes are hard to find							1:10:50 (Pop-up)
gillian hills	tomorrow is another day	Folk Rock And Faithfull: Dream Babes Volume Five v/a							1:13:58 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	spare me a little of your love	bare trees							1:16:29 (Pop-up)
the parlour band	early morning eyes	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs present Songs for English Weather v/a							1:20:07 (Pop-up)
tia blake	hangman "hangman" by "tia blake"	folksongs & ballads	Société Française	1972/2022				*	1:24:14 (Pop-up)
shirley collins/davey graham	Proud Maisrie	folk roots, new routes							1:26:25 (Pop-up)
the baird sisters	until you find green	until you find your green	ba da bing!						1:33:40 (Pop-up)
les mamans du congo & robin	loango weaver	A Guide To the Birdsong Of Western Africa v/a	shikashika.org	2022					1:40:44 (Pop-up)
alpha	back "back" by "alpha"	come from heaven							1:43:29 (Pop-up)
joyce	misterios "misterios" by "joyce"	natureza	far out recordings	1970's/2022				*	1:48:16 (Pop-up)
marc collin	amand et claire love theme	paris city coffee v/a							1:57:08 (Pop-up)

The New Pornographers	think about me	just tell me what you want, a tribute to fleetwood mac v/a							2:10:21 (Pop-up)
candio carmero orchestra	succulent	the trip created by saint etienne v/a							2:12:15 (Pop-up)
osibisa	dance the body music "dance the body music" by "osibisa"	ojah awake							2:15:41 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	you make loving fun	rumours							2:19:23 (Pop-up)
michel polnareff	hey you woman "hey you woman" by "michel polnareff"	polnareff's							2:23:24 (Pop-up)
sessa	que lado voce dorme? "que lado voce dorme?" by "sessa"	estrela acesa	mexican summer					*	2:28:13 (Pop-up)
meg baird	do what you gotta do "do what you gotta do" by "meg baird"	dear companion							2:32:24 (Pop-up)

orange juice	I Can't Help Myself "I Can't Help Myself" by "orange juice"				7"				2:37:50 (Pop-up)
totnamites	tip top tottenham hotspur	Bend It! World Cup U.S.A. 1994							2:41:44 (Pop-up)
liz christian	think of you baby "think of you baby" by "liz christian"	Sassy & Stonefree: Dream Babes Volume 6							2:43:12 (Pop-up)
ruth	87 sundays "87 sundays" by "ruth"	Folk Rock & the Faithful: Dream Babes Vol. 5				doesn't ths sound like it could be christine mcvei?			2:45:30 (Pop-up)
barbara lyon	stowaway "stowaway" by "barbara lyon"	Saint Etienne Presents Songs For The Lyons Cornerhouse v/a							2:48:50 (Pop-up)
catherine howe	innocence of child	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs present Songs for English Weather v/a							2:50:51 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	why "why" by "Fleetwood Mac"	mystery to me							2:58:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Breezy Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:01am rx scabin: Good morning, Trouble and Everyone.
	9:01am wind: Good morning ♥️ Trouble and all of my fellow troublemakers
	9:02am melinda: howdy Trouble, friends!
	9:02am winston legthigh: good morning trouble and all.
	9:03am Yetz: Good old Lau Nau! Haven't thought of her in a bit. Good mroning.
	9:04am Trouble: bonjour mes amis! welcome to thursday in December.
	9:05am riley: Good morning from chilly sunny Asheville everyone!
	9:06am HyperDose: Definitely chilly willy today but at least the sun is out!
	9:06am listener james from westwood: All the millennia we could've lived and we got the same one as Mary Lattimore. How lucky are we?!
	9:09am Hi from Holland: Aloha! Lovely sounds...
	9:10am Crownless Gander: Good morning! Weather took out my power this morning in Nova Scotia, but it just came back on in time to hear this electronic percussive weirdness!
	9:12am Yetz: If anybody in LA is listening you should check out this event "Ambient Church" where Suzanne Ciani (modular synth pioneer) is performing live in quadrophonic sound inside churches with all kinds of video projections. we saw her in Chicago a few weeks ago and it was transcendent. there's a show in LA on Jan 20. (I have no connection to the promoters, just a fan)
	9:13am alan the painter: Gimmie som trouble...eYe'm tapin a bath, salts in spigots full...
	9:14am love2laf: G'morning Trouble and all. A good 4 inches of snow greeting me this morning. Can't quite face restocking the wood pile at the door yet. I will sit here for a bit and listen.
	9:14am captain beef fart: careful with them bath salts
	9:15am Yetz: love2laf: where you at, if i may ask?
	9:15am jameson 57: Penguin Cafe?
	9:16am D Rok: Good morning Trouble and all. Lots of Tufted Titmice bopping around my Brooklyn backyard this morning. I had to look them up as I wasn't familiar with them. Beautiful subtle coloring!
	9:17am jameson 57: OUI ! Love Mary Lattimore as well
	9:17am Chris Hiatt: Good Morning, glad to be here.
	9:18am love2laf: Northern Ontario, Canada, just outside Algonquin Park, very very pretty place to live @Yetz
	9:19am chresti: Rabbit rabbit, modern world!
	9:19am Tmctcup: @yetz it’s a dream of mine to see Suzanne Ciani live someday. So great you caught that
	9:19am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and rabbits rabbits!
	9:19am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:20am melinda: @riley I'm in Asheville too, hi
	9:20am HyperDose: Good morning, ami
	9:21am jameson 57: Looks like Wonder Woman's nemesis The Cheetah
	9:22am riley: @love2laf Just googled Northern Ontario. Looks awesome! I am visiting Toronto next May and now I might just rent a car and take a drive up!
	9:22am jameson 57: I can hear Penguin Cafe now.
	9:22am Webhamster Henry: Hi Trouble ... this little balaphon riff is the same as "Minuit"
	9:22am melinda: Seeing new-to-me birds here, my new favorite is (I think) a rufous-sided towhee. Saw a hawk in a distant tree and decided to finally unpack the binoculars for better viewing.
	9:22am riley: @melinda Yo! Birds of a feather...maybe owls!!
	9:23am Yetz: hey love2laf, Chicago here, on the other side of the pond so to speak, only a few dustings of snow so far but I know more is on the way soon
	9:23am Peter in SEA: Bonjour Trouble and thursday listeners, we had a snow day yesterday!
	9:24am melinda: for some reason I can't favorite this
	9:24am Three Dots: Very much enjoying Midori Takada's percussive excursion.
	9:24am judy from croton: Where elephants go to sleep
	9:25am judy from croton: This song
	9:25am Peter in SEA: Have always loved me some Joan Brown, especially her very thick paint period, will get down to SFMOMA to see the show after the new year!
	9:25am Andres: Good morning. What Three Dots said.
	9:25am Crownless Gander: Love northern Ontario, @love2laf! I drove all through there on the Trans Canada on the way from Toronto to Saskatoon a few years ago. Beautiful.
	9:25am love2laf: @riley you would enjoy the drive and there's always lots to do, including later in the year a skating path in on of Ontario's parks near me. But you have to love snow and cold. @Yetz I used to have family in Naperville and loved visiting the city of Chicago. It's got such a great vibe. Very surprised you don't have much snow yet!
	9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Noticed some little birds in the hedge outside my living room window the other morning. Suddenly BLAM!, a hawk swooped in to grab one. A minute later, saw the hawk flying away. Didn't see if it had anything in its talons.
	9:27am love2laf: @Crownless Gander wow, I've done that trip all the way to Vancouver, and the longest part is just getting from Toronto to actually leaving Ontario. Beautiful trip, but it's a long long drive.
	9:27am riley: @love2laf You had me at "skating path"! Right out of Hans Brinker!
	9:28am love2laf: I too can't clicky star this wonderful midori takada piece.
	9:28am Trouble: the fabulous Rhoda Scott will be featured at the Hoboken Library's garden state jazz greats december zoom presentation. click here to register for this virtual listening party, happening weds, december 7th at 6:30. Amiable jazz scholar Ben Young will be your host and dj. bccls.libcal.com...
	9:28am jameson 57: Lots of birds to see and hear up here in The Great Swamp.
	9:29am Crownless Gander: @love2laf Totally! Very meditative after awhile. Actually, I lied, it wasn't the Trans Canada, was the 11. So way up there. Nothing but one road and trees for miles and miles...
	9:30am D Rok: @melinda: When I google the Rufous-Sided Towhee, my first hit brings up this: "Rufous-sided towhee may refer to two different species that were previously considered one species: Eastern towhee (Pipilo erythrophthalmus) and Spotted towhee (Pipilo maculatus)." Fascinating.
	9:31am Trouble: hmmmm, don't know why you can't star this cut. everything looks normal from my end. is everything normal appearing on your end? except for the lack of clicky star action? did you try i on any other cuts?
	9:32am love2laf: @Trouble works on other cuts @riley if it gets cold enough when you're in Toronto, here's the skating trail park www.ontarioparks.com...
	9:32am Crownless Gander: @Trouble Is it because the Album and Label aren't filled in?
	9:33am riley: @jameson57 As an ex-Chatham-ite I spent loads of time in The Great Swamp. That was going to be an airport before the peoples rose up and won. Wonderful bird sanctuary!
	9:33am melinda: @D Rok I'll have to see which one mine is. One of its cool features is that it has white spots on its dark tail feathers that show when the feathers are quickly spread, creating the impression of a flashing light (to my eye anyway).
	9:33am jameson 57: This cutting branches should be played where they sell Christmas trees. And at libraries and restaurants. Nice restaurants
	9:34am Trouble: no, that shouldn't have any affect @crownless
	9:35am jameson 57: @Riey: that's right. Thank goodness for the power of the people. Love my Great Swamp
	9:35am Handy Haversack: Haven't seen any Rufous-Sided Towhees out back this fall. They often show up once the leaves are down. The Juncos are back, though.
	9:36am drumsoverbogota: That was such a lovely song. Good morning everyone!
	9:40am captain beef fart: Had to order that Midori Takada especially because I couldn't clicky star
	9:40am Zipperhead7: good morning Troubled Modernists!
	9:40am Chris Hiatt: I love garage wine. This track is pretty good too.
	9:42am love2laf: I am too far north, but the Towhee looks beautiful! The swarms of Juncos last month were crazy and every time they get startled they'd fly straight at whatever they were near, house or trees. I was lucky enough to watch a Pine Marten go sniffing about for rodents yesterday.
	9:42am Yetz: often there's a problem with the click-star system when the title contains non-English characters. but that's not the case here. and i see stars next to all the song titles today. try reloading the page?
	9:43am Handy Haversack: That worked, Yetz! IT Pro 101!
	9:43am love2laf: Reloading the page worked! Cheers @Yetz
	9:43am Andres: Wine that is made in the garage or wine that is consumed in the garage?
	9:43am captain beef fart: Eureka! Still excited to get the rekkid.
	9:43am Roberto: RIP to my fave Fleetwood-Mac-er.
	9:44am Chris Hiatt: Oh my gosh I'm going to start crying.
	9:44am Listener Gregory: Great opening today, Trouble!
	9:45am riley: The heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac.
	9:45am D Rok: @melinda: As far as I can tell, that's the "Spotted" variety. The Eastern variety seems to have solid white stripes where the other's spots are. I guess they were originally classified as two different colorings on the same type of bird. But don't take my word for it, I'm learning this off the Internet as we speak!
	9:46am disco_nap_: RIP Christine, my favorite Fleetwood Mac-er x2
	9:47am CC: Tusk is my favorite. I do love a marching band.
	9:47am Vivian: Morning all. Went to vote in GA runoff election this morning. 32F, folks waited in line, no one turned around and said 'forget it'. Young, elderly, black, white, saw two voters who were visually challenged. The staff was outstanding- good humor and encouragement. Really heartening.
	9:48am Phillippe: Howdy CC: agreed
	9:48am Roberto: Great to hear, Vivian!
	9:48am Chris Hiatt: Tusk is a great album of music, and it sold a lot of units. But not as many as the previous record, so in Americas we call that a disappointment, apparently. Capitalism is weird.
	9:49am josh: https://youtu.be/RYLhVKKhanE
	9:49am unpopularfred: great first set
	9:49am josh: The original, cutting branches for a temporary shelter by Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
	9:52am jameson 57: yeah, how. And why do they call the soccer field "The Pitch"?
	9:52am rx scabin: I must go to a meeting, unfortunately. Thank you, Trouble.
	9:53am Karl Ward: Trouble: have you heard the Freight Elevator Quartet? They had a lot of Buchla on their recordings/performances, played by my friend R. Luke DuBois. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:54am Eddie: I can't find that xylophone song. I tried Mary Lattimore Garage Wine on YouTube but that's not it.
	9:55am ?: Such a pleasure to hear your voice again and especially the music you curate! Used to listen to you before I took a full time job, today I'm home car sitting for alternate side parking, turn on my radio on WFMU and what a pleasant surprise! Rhoda sounds great! Obrigado, as you said.
	9:56am Joshua K: Suzanne Ciani does interviews and she seems like a really nice person. I caught her performance last year for the Ambient Church series and it was amazing. I have been buying eurorack adapted buchla modules to build out my own budget buchla. Its really given me appreciation for Don Buchla's designs learning how they work and interact with each other, so I will be checking out that bandcamp for more inspiration.
	9:57am jameson 57: Go, Rhoda, go....Compared to what!!!
	9:57am Trouble: check out that live rhoda scott performance here: www.youtube.com...
	9:59am Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe, Karl. That tears it. I'm having my breakfast orange!
	10:02am Joshua K: Suzanne wrote this for a grant back in the 70s that explains her whole performance patch. Shes not as experimental as other performers, so its more musical due to her training but she also does the re-creation of nature sounds like birds/waves so I found it interesting to get some insight into how she uses the modules people.finearts.uvic.ca...
	10:04am Phillippe: Hey there Handy! Nuthatch spotted today, most of the other birds are on their perches knitting mufflers
	10:05am riley: @love2laf A little late on Thanks for that link. Skating through the forest sounds like living a dream.
	10:08am PKNY: I found a copy of "Recreation of the Gods" for pretty cheap at an antique store outside of Charlottesvile last summer, great record!
	10:08am Phillippe: handy plays WITH the Bagpipe...
	10:08am Doctor B.: I saw Suzanne Ciani perform at Cornell University in March of 2020, just before the pandemic blew up. Unfortunately, the Youtube video of her performance seems to have gone missing, according to Google. Here's a link to the rest of the event where she performed.
	10:08am Doctor B.: https://rmc.library.cornell.edu/moog/events.php
	10:09am the Hurston moor-elf: I adore Suzanne Ciani. Highly recommended: listen to her recent live album "A Sonic Womb" LOUD in a dark room.
	10:09am Roberto: I had always assumed Rufus was Scottish until I looked up his bio a while back. "Rufus Harley" sounds like someone who was born to play the bagpipe.
	10:09am the Hurston moor-elf: Also the Sunergy album/documentary with SC and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith is pure bliss.
	10:11am Joshua K: I'm starting a cult around the Ninja Creami ice cream maker so I am gifting that to two people.
	10:12am prudy: boy did Christine have it...good morning all..
	10:12am Quinn: We decided not to exchange gifts with adults in my family this year, only with the kids. If anyone has ideas for a new Christmas morning cozy tradition besides opening gifts, I’d love to hear it!
	10:13am unpopularfred: great second set, too
	10:13am owlet: 1/4” cables are always a good gift
	10:14am Yetz: When we saw Suzanne Ciani, she explained her setup after the show and interestingly it wasn't all Buchla - she also had a virtual instrument running on some kind of tablet, "for compactness". So it was a mix of analog and digital. (I have no problem with that - use all the means at your disposal to pursue your vision!)
	10:15am Phillippe: I was digging around looking for Christmas decorations and I found our old Wii from when my kids were, well, kids (youngest is 23 now, oldest is 31). I only found a couple games, though, so I want a few Wii games, particularly those that make you move around.
	10:15am Vivian: @Joshua K, which flavors have you made with the Ninja Creami?
	10:15am love2laf: @riley hope you get the chance to do it! @Quinn in my family we always sang carols for an hour before the gift exchange
	10:15am Phillippe: My Christmas list is the same as 2010 9 year-old, I know...
	10:16am Handy Haversack: I'm taking up a collection at work to donate to the strike fund for HarperCollins Publisher workers. They are striking for fair pay, actual benefits, and a commitment to diversity in their workplace. So give the gift of supporting labor this year! Also, their offices and strike are one block from the WTC PATH trains, so anyone going between JC and Manhattan can stop off and cheer them a little during their strike. We have been going down from our office Monday afternoons to do that.
	10:17am Yetz: Roberto - from the Rufus Harley page on WP: On several occasions, when a neighbor called the police to complain about Harley's practicing in his home, he would quickly put away his bagpipes and feign ignorance, asking the officers, "Do I look like I'm Irish or Scottish to you?"
	10:18am Daybreak, just Daybreak: One of my 17-year-old high school students said to me last week: I really like Fleetwood Mac‘s music, it’s a shame they all hate each other.
	10:19am riley: Reading up on Christine and learned that she was a contralto. Wonderful word for a wonderful voice.
	10:20am unpopularfred: great guitar solo, is that Danny Kirwain?
	10:21am Roberto: Smoooooth, Rufus!
	10:21am Trouble: @quinn: what about a christmas morning bird walk?
	10:22am Trouble: for anybody who wants to add to the audubon's christmas bird count: www.audubon.org...
	10:23am Trouble: @karl ward: i will look that up. merci!!
	10:23am Zipperhead7: Yep, that was the late great Danny Kirwan on guitar
	10:24am McGroovey: I didn't expect C. McVie's passing to touch me the way it has. Maybe it's partly because it reminds me of my sister and her friends sitting around in a circle with acoustic guitars singing and playing Fleetwood Mac songs when we were teenagers in the late'70s/early '80s
	10:27am Marc Pelletier: LEGENDARY
	10:27am riley: Mind blown. The Parlour Band. Prog/Psych/Pop band from Jersey (Channel Islands), who made one album in 1972. as per discogs. Founder Pix Pickford also formed a band called A Band Called "O". Wow.
	10:27am oshiwoshi: Davey is so recognisable
	10:28am the Hurston moor-elf: @McGroovy Likewise, the news about Christine hit me much harder than I would have guess - i never had any time for the 'classic' Fleetwood Mac, but she always seemed like the one I could relate to. I suppose that music infused our culture, whether we liked it or not. Since yesterday evening i've really been enjoying exploring her earlier work with Chicken Shack, that first solo album, and the mid-period Mac. It was 21 years to the day after George Harrison died, which also hit me harder than I ever would have guessed.
	10:28am Daybreak, just Daybreak: I am totally out of touch with the news of people’s passing. I apologize for the insensitivity of my 10:18 comment. I am on my second day, my daughter is on her third, and we both have doctors visits today. The outlook for both of us making it to our respective schools tomorrow tomorrow is shaky as well. However If the pandemic tried to teach us anything: if you can, and you’re sick, stay home.
	10:28am melinda: I'm compiling a list of gift ideas for my family, it's usually a mix of books and music but this year I'm including the Source Family cafe menu tea towel from the Sacred Bones label.
	10:29am prudy: love this english folk music...
	10:29am Handy Haversack: Feel better, Daybreak!
	10:30am Ken From Hyde Park: @Quinn - If you can find the Terence Hill / Bud Spencer movie "The Fight Before Christmas," that is fun to watch for both kids and adults.
	10:30am love2laf: @Daybreak hope you all turn the corner and feel much better soon!
	10:31am oshiwoshi: @prudy: ditto Electric Eden anyone?
	10:31am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: oh. too busy. missed most. hi trouble and trouble seekers
	10:32am the Hurston moor-elf: @oshiwoshi Loved that book!
	10:33am oshiwoshi: White Bicycles is another goodie
	10:33am northguineahills: shirley collins/davey graham!
	10:34am Rich in Bristol: Haven't worked from home on a Thursday in a looong time. (Got a lovely bit of COVID.) One positive is I get to tune in to Trouble's show after many months off! Sounding great!
	10:34am Yetz: Would click-star Meg and Laura Baird 100 times if I could
	10:34am northguineahills: @oshiwoshi: I just recommended that book last night on Gary's Bodega Pop on the Give the Drummer Some stream.
	10:35am Handy Haversack: This Baird Sisters album is real nice.
	10:35am Handy Haversack: Ack, hope it passes swiftly and lightly, Rich in Bristol!
	10:35am northguineahills: @yetz: it all starts w/ one click...
	10:36am love2laf: @Rich hope you feel much better soon!
	10:37am prudy: was not aware of this Baird record...thanks for sharing Trouble!
	10:39am Yetz: Original release of this (2012) was limited edition of 300 - fortunately it got re-released in 2016. One of my top LPs in my collection, I go back to it often.
	10:39am Tmctcup: This year I seem to just want fleeting pleasure gifts. Spices from Curio or Diaspora, local curries and pickles, maybe a special bottle of something to drink, and for my son to sit at the piano and sing the sad Christmas carol from BBC Ghosts with me. Ahhh forced meaningful moments.. hopefully he would enjoy it too but I won’t belabor it just in case ..
	10:40am the Hurston moor-elf: i wasn't aware that Meg Baird had a musical sister. This makes me happy.
	10:40am disco_nap_: Ahhh I missed Tia Blake, one of my all time favorites! I need to retire so I can just listen to WFMU full time.
	10:40am melinda: @moor-elf me too
	10:40am disco_nap_: @Melinda Wow thanks for sharing about the Source Family tea towel. NEED!
	10:41am Yetz: theHurston - I think she lives in NJ. She's done some recordings with Glenn Jones, another favorite
	10:42am Faye: wow i love this!
	10:42am Tmctcup: @the Hurston moor-elf yesss that synergy record is bliss. Listen to it a lot. Really dig the Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Emile Mosseri record too
	10:43am Rich in Bristol: Thanks! I went through one long, dark, hot, sweaty night of the soul and appear to be on the other side now. 🤞
	10:45am Sarah: Thank you for making my commute a different kind of journey and a little more beautiful. ❤️
	10:45am Yetz: Laura Baird "Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and recording engineer from Trenton, NJ, USA influenced by traditional Appalachian music." www.discogs.com...
	10:45am Joshua K: I've been making blueberry, chocolate, mango, pear sorbet.... I have just been going crazy experimenting with the ice creams. Making them dairy free and sugar free protein versions for myself. Made eggnog one for thanksgiving and that went over well. Re: Suzanne Ciani, the iPad she uses has Animoog synth on it. Its a great piece of software. I think she has effects units patched in as well that are controlled with custom modules. I binged watched interviews at one point, I can listen to her for hours.
	10:45am Buckaroo: Alpha.... Sigh.....
	10:48am Yetz: Joshua K: Ciani seemed elated after the show. To the crowd: "It's so great to be here... I feel like you are MY PEOPLE." (applause). Then she explained just a little bit about her rig, I could tell she could have gone on a lot longer!!
	10:49am Vivian: @joshua, so success with the vegan versions? I prefer to make our own ice cream at home so kinda in the market for a maker..
	10:52am Joshua K: Vegan ones have worked great. You can use coconut cream, or non-dairy milk. If you add fruit it helps thicken it. You can just use the sorbet setting and run it through a couple extra times. If you want to do sorbet its just fruit and a sweetner and I run it through with a blender before freezing. Thats the only down side to the machine is you have to prep the container in advance to freeze it because it kinda works in reverse to a traditional machine.
	10:55am Phillippe: @vivian we have a Whynter, which is really nice.
	10:55am melinda: @disco nap they tend to have a large and great merch selection and the Source Family stuff is a recent addition, there was a whole crowdfunding effort to produce a scrapbook, too, but I didn't feel the need to go that deep into it hehe
	10:57am Handy Haversack: This is our favorite tea-towel-like-thing: cdn.shopify.com...
	10:59am Robm: Hello trouble and the troubled
	11:00am disco_nap_: I was just drooling over the collection...I NEED IT ALL! Especially the tea towel and the "The family that meditates together levitates together" t shirt. Scrapbook would be cool too.
	11:00am xtrakrispy: This song is vaguely nouvelle
	11:00am disco_nap_: @Handy Love it! Looks like one of my kitties too <3 >^.^<
	11:01am Joshua K: For people that like cool design focused things I've bought gifts from www.areaware.com before. I have some tea towels and a throw blanket that have the old Susan Kare designs from the original Macintosh on them.
	11:02am Yes: morning yall
	11:03am βrian: Mes jeunes cabris sont très heureux.
	11:04am disco_nap_: Very nice stuff! Thanks for sharing, @Joshua K!
	11:05am disco_nap_: Anybody know a good place to get kid gifts? Looking for presents for my 9 year old nephew and 7 year old niece & nephew. They already have lots of WFMU kids t shirts hee hee.
	11:06am prudy: years ago a book came out about the Source family including a CD of their music...the book was fascinating...the music not so...
	11:06am unpopularfred: this show has been calming to the point I'm having hard time focusing on my work, but I kinda don't mind
	11:07am Vivian: @phillippe, thank you for the suggestion, I'll check it out. @Joshua K, thank you for the info. The old (dates back to 70-80s?) maker I have requires freezing the tub. The lid doesn't lock so I had to use a brick to hold it down. Never resulted in great ice cream so it may be time to upgrade and give away the old maker.
	11:07am oshiwoshi: Davey was in the folk scene - troubadour / les cousins etc
	11:07am disco_nap_: Tia Blake is dead? I did not know that until now...
	11:07am Karl Ward: Love Tia Blake!
	11:08am oshiwoshi: you can get the dvd set of hootenanny with Rory McKuen - the whole scene is represented more or less
	11:10am Yetz: Vivian - I used to have one of those kind of ice cream makers too (minus the brick). Results were disappointing so I got rid of it. The traditional way of making ice cream (with the ice and rock salt) uses thermodynamics and achieves much lower temperatures than you can get with the frozen drum thingy.
	11:11am Joshua K: outofprint.com has a lot of book/reading related gifts, might be some good ones for kids.
	11:11am disco_nap_: This tribute album has some really good stuff on it!
	11:11am disco_nap_: Thanks again, @Joshua K!
	11:12am Yetz: What are the kids interested in? Science? Art? Music? Sports?
	11:12am Jeezy: Therese's Christine show last night was one of the greatest radio shows EVER, let alone the best Chris tribute I heard. But I'm sure that assessment is probably influenced by the fact I tried one of those weird edible spots that are popping everywhere and had a tiny bite of an edible gummy worm and was seriously tripping BALLS for like 6 hours...
	11:13am Robm: @Jeezy i agree had something in my eye from the tribute
	11:14am prudy: Jeezy: feeling very envious!
	11:14am Handy Haversack: disco_nap_: www.wordbookstores.com Locations in Brooklyn and Jersey City!
	11:14am disco_nap_: @Yetz- Mostly typical little boy/girl stuff....sports for the boys and ballet for the girl...trying to do my duty as their cool (weird?) aunt to get them into more offbeat stuff.
	11:14am McGroovey: @Jeezy Well, I wasn't high last night, and I also thought Therese's show was great. So it wasn't the drugs.
	11:15am disco_nap_: Thanks, Handy!
	11:17am Phillippe: @vivian Here's more info than you'd ever need on the one we have. It's pricy, but you can find refreshed or used ones for about half the price -- that's the route we went: icecreamscience.com...
	11:17am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: what is the data rate for the popup player on a pc? What is my data usage per hour?
	11:17am Joshua K: This site has stuff that can make good gifts too. Well made specialized journals and pens and the company is employee owned baronfig.com
	11:17am Vivian: @Yetz, that's an option to consider. I don't have to look to far for advice using ice and rock salt- my husband has childhood memories of churning ice cream using those ingredients. Helps keeping kids from running amuck!
	11:19am Vivian: @Phillippe, Nice, thank you for the link, will check it out!
	11:19am Yes: :)
	11:20am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Is 128k/second 461MB per hour? I am so confused.
	11:21am Roberto: sniff
	11:21am Yetz: WildNeill - its' 57.6MB/hour because the 128 is kilobits not kilobytes
	11:21am Ryansterlingvirtue: there isn't a man or woman alive who can say they haven't come down off of drugs to this song
	11:21am Ike: Gifts? Green tea. Green tea. Green tea. Silk Road Teas and Little Red Cup.
	11:21am Jason from Houston: [smashes that clicky star]
	11:22am tiago: of course, 'you make loving fun' is one was I tune in amazing pop song
	11:22am Karl Ward: [smashes where that clicky star used to be]
	11:22am tiago: is on as I tune in...
	11:23am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Yetz is the popup 128k? Is that per second or per minute?
	11:23am HyperDose: Jason broke the clicky star!
	11:24am (another) Patrick in Hoboken: I had "you make loving fun" in my brain as I tuned in
	11:25am Handy Haversack: Smash all you want! We'll make more.
	11:25am alan the painter: turn IT up...
	11:25am Jason from Houston: [crosses arms and pouts]
	11:25am Roberto: I remember someone having written on the blackboard in 6th grade: "You make lovin' fun" -- Fleetwood Mac
	11:25am Yetz: WildNeil - in audio, its bits per second. So 128kbit/sec = 451Mbit/hour = 57.6MByte/hour
	11:25am Jason from Houston: No I didn't!
	11:26am ifeelfatnsassy: Wow. I said out a few bars in "Fever..."
	11:26am Roberto: Or something approximating 6th grade. My elementary school was funky and didn't have no stinkin' grades.
	11:27am ami ad: Top of the morning Hyper Dose.
	11:27am alan the painter: sheet, eye never doo this, earbuds in an on the bike...
	11:28am Roberto: On the same blackboard: "Goodbye Thunder Island" -- Jay Ferguson
	11:28am Ike: Isn't the pop-up player fewer KB per second? I think it's in a format that plays reasonably well at lower bandwidth, perhaps AAC-Plus?
	11:29am HyperDose: Hey ami! Bundle up if you go out. I walked to the market in shorts. Kinda regret it haha
	11:31am Yetz: Ike: wfmu.org... says "Pop-up Stream: Good sound quality (128K MP3 Stereo)."
	11:32am Trouble: my gift suggestion: decadent soap and body cream made by on a family in upstate ny. superb people here. www.saipua.com...
	11:32am still b/p: Stitch a bold "NO REGRETS!" motto on those shorts.
	11:34am Chris Hiatt: Popping on between work driving to favorite a bunch of stuff. Great show today!
	11:34am Handy Haversack: Pop-up stream comes with third-party cookies, though. More Meg Baird is just a winning proposition.
	11:36am Yetz: Using VLC to play the AAC is the WTG, IMO. (Enough TLA's?)
	11:36am βrian: I purge all my cookies at least once an hour. Who needs 'em?
	11:37am Handy Haversack: Note, too, the prominent WFMU sticker in Meg Baird's Bandcamp picture: f4.bcbits.com...
	11:37am Yetz: βrian: That sounds horrible!
	11:38am Acid Cazh: May we all have a moment of silence… …for those of us that hate Fleetwood Mac, and now must endure a week filled with awful music played in memoriam.
	11:39am Planet Tyler: <3 Orange Juice! So cute!
	11:39am Robm: Warning we have trolls among us!!!!
	11:41am Njorg: thank you Trouble always the best jams
	11:41am Roberto: You can hate Fleetwood Mac, but if you hate Christine McVie, you might want to seek professional help.
	11:41am probablyjohn: calling orange juice 'cute' is trolling in my book ;)
	11:42am nathan: i have one word for the anti fleetwood mac trolls: TUSK!!!!!
	11:42am Njorg: acid i admit the Mac can be trying in high doses. it was part of the soundscape of my childhood so it's kinda nice to hear it again (esp since i don't just listen to clear channel all day anymore, thanks be)
	11:42am Benoni: Tottenham till I die!!!
	11:43am the Hurston moor-elf: @Roberto 100%
	11:43am oshiwoshi: i'm not a goonie but this is twisting my brain
	11:44am Chris Hiatt: Typo on the Shirley Collins track, should be "Proud Maisrie"
	11:44am disco_nap_: I think I missed what the "Chrissie McVie before Fleetwood Mac" song was, did anyone catch that?
	11:45am love2laf: Thank you Trouble, simply the perfect set list for me today, it really hit the mark. Great commenting today, really enjoyed the gifting chat. Hope you all have a happy junior Friday.
	11:46am Robm: @Nathan oh hell yeah
	11:46am disco_nap_: Oh maybe this is it hee hee
	11:47am Roberto: Oy McVei.
	11:47am prudy: great show Trouble...thank you..
	11:47am Robm: @Love2laf the listmind mind is great a lot of times
	11:47am sydnius: dead ringer Trouble 👂🏻🧠🧐
	11:49am still b/p: I've run cold and warm on Mac over the years, with a few favorite tracks and general respect, but in their peak years of intense attention and endless radio play it was just a personal reaction of "Enough! Enough! Enough!" Christine's remarks in a doc on being good friends with Stevie -- when one might expect the spotlit success and storied conflicts to put them in a different relationship -- was pleasantly positive to hear and, I guess, reassuring in the world.
	11:49am Jules in VT: and the bells were ringin' out for christmas day
	11:50am Acid Cazh: @Roberto - fine with any Christine McVie solo… just having to grit my teeth through all the FM tracks. But the rest of the show’s been so amazing I have to sit through all the Fleetwood lest I miss the more amazing tracks interspersed.
	11:51am Matt Fiveash: Haha heard Ruth and had to check the playlist to see what is this incredible C. McVie song and saw your comment, Trouble!
	11:52am Njorg: trust your DJ
	11:53am Roberto: All good, Acid. You can't like what you don't like!
	11:54am dale: love catherine howe. really fine show.
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Many thanks for a fantastic show, Trouble! You were really in the zone today! Glad to have been here for it.
	11:55am Jon in Ocean grove: great show as ever
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today. see you next week!
	11:55am Phillippe: Thank you trouble!
	11:55am prudy: topping off a great show!
	11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Congrats to teams from Morocco & Croatia.
	11:56am popchop: This is a fantastic show! Thank you! Needed this today! A+++
	11:56am Ryansterlingvirtue: great show today. thanks trouble
	11:57am prudy: one of her best songs...
	11:57am ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew.
	11:57am listener 126464: Thanks for a great show, Trouble.
	11:57am McGroovey: Fine show today
	11:57am disco_nap_: Oh whoa I was totally fooled by the Ruth track, too! I thought it must've been her solo moniker or something...
	11:58am disco_nap_: Thank you, Trouble! And thank you troubled children for the gift suggestions and general good vibes here!
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Trouble!
	11:58am Jules in VT: Solid set today Trouble. Thank you!
	11:58am riley: Thanks Trouble and crew!
	11:58am βrian: David D awaits, if that's your thing: wfmu.org...
	11:59am still b/p: Thank you, thank you. First of month appreciations -- like rabbit rabbit -- must be doubled.
	11:59am Zipperhead7: If anyone is interested there's an audience tape of Fleetwood Mac shortly after Christine joined. Danny Kirwan is rippin' throughout: www.youtube.com...
	12:00pm wind: 🙏🏽
	12:00pm HyperDose: Thanks for the relaxing tunes!
	12:00pm oshiwoshi: thank you!
	12:01pm DjLorraine: Thanks for the peacefulness
	2:05pm Zach: Alpha is one of my favorite bands and I have literally never heard them on the radio in 25 years of listening to them!

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