WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 4, 2008

Listener comments!
	9:04am Bad Ronald: Morning Trouble!
	9:08am 55fps: Space is the place. Good morning Trouble & listeners from all galaxies.
	9:11am lucienogene: je suis angry i d ont like la pou of sarkozy
	9:19am trouble: good morning!
	9:24am dale: that last song with the bit of ad copy reminded me of a commercial that the ad agency creates in Putney Swope. find it if you haven't seen it...
	9:28am gumby: Birds on the moon? What the hey?
	9:31am listener mark: Good morning trouble, good morning everyone
	9:34am Jenniqua: Bonne matin Trouble! I am going to pop some aspirin with you as I am hung over as well from last night's spastic speech making.
	9:40am 55fps: If the conventions get me down, I try to recall Borat's speech at the rodeo to remind me of the absurdity of it all.
	9:41am DJ Keili's Mom: Great show! Love it!
	9:44am Ken: Loved! that Divine comedy song.
	9:44am sebastian in santiago: buenos dias ;)
	9:45am PodSean: ....bought the Paavoharju from aquarius a few weeks ago. It's great. One of my favorites this year so far.
	9:45am Keili's Mom: Yeah! Me too! Re: Divine Comedy.
	9:47am gumby: buenos dias sebastian! Is that Santiago Chile?
	9:49am sebastian in santiago: SCL, yes. neither cuba nor compostela.
	9:52am DJ Keili's Mom: Oye! Que onda! Somos Chilenos! Fuimos a Punta Arenas y Valparaiso el ano pasado.
	9:52am gumby: Mrs. Gumby says Chile is very nice. I have to get there with her sometime. Once the little chips off the old clay block vamanos para universidad.
	9:56am listener mark: el ano pasado is being translated very peculiar on babel fish
	10:01am DJ Keili's Mom: HAHAHA! I just did it! That's hilarious. I said, "We are Chilean. We went to Punta Arenas and Valapariso last year" But I love what Babel Fish says it means.
	10:01am sebastian in santiago: "it's a nice place to visit and an even nicer place to leave". watch your EÑES!
	10:02am listener mark: It hears! That wave! We are Chilean! We went to End Arenas and Valparaiso the past anus.
	10:04am Jenniqua: I am loving this playlist Trouble. No aspirin required for me. The Triplets are the ultimate pain killer.
	10:04am DJ Keili's Mom: "Oye! Que onda" is just like saying, "Hey! What's going on!" My spelling is bad though.
	10:05am DJ Keili's Mom: This playlist is a work of art. I have to go dance with the baby. Have a nice day everyone!
	10:06am gumby: Enjoy your baby dance!!!! La vida loco es muy hermosa!
	10:17am jeanine: to the chileans who are apparently on this board right now-- i'm going to be spending three months (january-april) in Chillan, which is 5 hours south of Santiago. Anyone have any experiences there?
	10:32am sebastian in santiago: why on earh are you going to spend three months there??? do you work in agriculture? great sausage, though ;)
	10:38am jeanine: actually, yes! I'm going to be working on an organic berry farm about 30km from the city. Is the area pretty at least?
	10:45am mark: organic berry farm? you bloody hippy
	10:47am trouble: you go girl!
	10:48am Jenniqua: You must be psychic Trouble. I'm currently working on a David Bowie illustration and you played this wonderful song. Lovin' it!!!
	10:50am jeanine: All I know is picking strawberries in Chile will be way more awesome than shoveling snow in Massachusetts..
	10:52am gumby: jeanine I saw that episode on Arnold (the football headed kid) it didn't turn out to good for him, indentured servitude and all. Just kidding actually. I agree with trouble, YOU GO!!! To sample the smells & tastes of the big blue marble from the ground up, is truly to live.
	10:54am sebastian in santiago: the countryside is beautiful jeanine. and heck, you're right. you'll be under the southern summer sun while your friends are up to the neck in snow.
	10:56am mark: your right i'm just jealous, i'm just not sure about all this organic stuff, if there had been no green revolution there would be half as much food about
	10:58am gumby: And half as many people!!!!!!
	11:04am gumby: Instead of watching the convention last night I listened to Fabio's show and read about South American indigineous history. The book 1491 is well written and has some very interesting views on the sustainable agriculture of the ancient cultures. Growing beans and corn together to supplement and not destroy the soil is a bit of brilliance we need to revisit. THERE IS TONS OF UNLEARNING TO DO!!!
	11:06am Lou: preach on sistah...hypocrisy is part of their M O
	11:07am jeanine: amen! sustainable agriculture is the only way we're gonna sustain the human race, methinks
	11:07am listener mark: it's always darkest just before it goes completely black
	11:10am mark: yeah i'm sure progress can be made, and chemicals are not the only answer but its a bit rich hearing it from some rich yank who's never been hungry in their life, are there any large scale examples of comparable yields or is it all theory?
	11:12am Parq: I'm far too accustomed to the GOP's baldfaced duplicity to be shocked by it any more. What drops my jaw open is the pass they get on it. NPR fawned over Palin this morning like she was a Russian ballet star, and if they took that tone, I can only imagine what the rest of them (the "liberal media", doncha understand) were saying.
	11:13am dc pat: Actually it's the non-rich, non-yank subsistence farmers that can benefit from not having to buy fertilizers, pesticides, etc..
	11:14am mark: glad i don't live in US, 1 billion dollar election, whats going on there?
	11:14am Mike in S. California: I wish for once everyone would stay home on election day and we'd finally see as a country that there's something horribly wrong with electing a rich, elite minority to make decisions on how the rest of us will live. I'm awfully embarrassed as an adult to be "An American" and I wasn't like that as a child.
	11:16am dc pat: I noticed that too Parq. I'd like to ask Palin how abstinence-only sex education is going over in her house these days.
	11:18am mark: if u don't use $50 of fertilizers, pesticides, e.t.c. but then produce $100 less crop your not much better off...
	11:19am Parq: This Dylan cover is everything great about French pop music.
	11:20am Jenniqua: Really appropriate song.
	11:21am Sean Daily: What's this "liberal media" people keep harping on about, Parq? Cos I've looked around, and I ain't seen it...
	11:21am lucienogene from france: les chanteuses françaises n'ont pas de voies.;;;;BiZ
	11:21am dc pat: I'm not saying get rid of fertilizers/pesticides. The problem is non-organic versions are big business and are largely unaffordable by poor farmers anyway.
	11:22am gumby: Ah chaos, I love it when that happens to the posts.
	11:23am dc pat: Me too--everyone should have to address 3 topics at once.
	11:23am Barry: As a former Alaskan, I wouldn't worry about Palin. Every conservative republican up there in the 90's belonged to the secessionist party - it was in, so unless someone is paid off - always a possibility in Alaska - we will find that she wanted Alaska to leave the union as little as ten years ago - this in a candidate from the party of Lincoln.
	11:24am Mike in S. California: 1. Vote "None of the Above." 2. Try Vegan, you might like it. 3. Ignore my suggestions and think for yourself.
	11:26am mark: your right, we'll all have to vegans in the future, just don't pretend its nice
	11:26am Parq: Sean, the liberal media is [sic] everywhere, doncha realize? Just like those liberals who have been running Washington for the last eight years. Romney said so last night, and why would he lie?
	11:27am mark: eating abit of ham at the moment and its bloody lovely
	11:27am gumby: 1. Vote with your conscience even if it's the legalize pot guy. 2. Sample all things edible, it's more global. 3. I concur with Mike in S. Calli.
	11:28am Homer Simpson: Ham HMMMMMM.
	11:28am Parq: And I buy as much of my food from farm markets as I can, and -- what was the third topic? -- oh yeh, my idea of "sexy singles" is Francoise Hardy 45s.
	11:29am Homer Too: Nummm, All things edible....drooool!!
	11:30am Bad Ronald: I want beer!
	11:30am dc pat: 2. farm markets cheese C. Palin = Steppford wife 1.5 Gang of 4!
	11:32am GP: Parq....Francoise Hardy is worthy of a Homer Drool salute! Morning all, good morning to Trouble.
	11:32am gumby: gang of 4= OWWW, OWWW, OOOH!
	11:33am Parq: I thought that, the other night, the Ex displayed a glorious fury very similar to what I remember from the Go4's shows.
	11:34am 55fps: a. Wendy's 'meatanarian' commercial b. Palin's got that 'hot for teacher' look c. record "How To Succeed In Business w/out Really Trying' at noon
	11:36am Pengwag: I only eat what I grow or buy in the store. Palin should be made to eat Bear. ....The right to arm Bears.... discuss
	11:37am gumby: On the Ex & Getachew. I loved the mix of fury and furriness in the music. Elephant trombones and that lilting little walk around melody Getachew played it just added to the diversity.
	11:39am Sean Daily: I didn't watch the RNC last night. I was at the weekly Empires of Chivalry and Steel event here in Las Vegas. Did you know you can hit people with SWORDS at those things? That trumps a bunch of old white Republicans (and one young and dangerously underqualified Republican) anytime.
	11:39am dc pat: How about that clarinet player??--that guy sounded like whole jungle
	11:41am gumby: I was too far away to see what he was playing, but he got some nice birdesque tones out of there. Also Parq the crunchy guitar chords are always wonderful fury amidst the calm & chaos.
	11:41am Mike in S. California: "Weeeeee spell trouble: T-R-O-U-B-B-B-L-E!" - (((Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks)))
	11:44am dc pat: he was getting birds but also elephants and monkeys and such
	11:46am Parq: Yeh, the clarinet solo was one of the high points of the set. And, as I've said elsewhere, the bass player was the heart and soul of the whole thing.
	11:52am GP: Sean, What is that? Some kind of Medieval Times Place that fosters audience participation ( bringing back memory of "The Cable Guy").
	11:53am gumby: Thanks for the tunes and thoughts trouble, thanks for the thoughts everyone. Freeform music and thoughts FOREVER!!!!
	11:55am GP: Free Freakin form from fantastic fabulous Trouble
	11:56am Parq: Lovely show and great on-line conversation, as always.
	11:56am Freewheeling Franklin: F-yeah!
	11:59am dc pat: cheers freedom-lovers.
	12:00pm Pengwag: Great show
	12:03pm Sean Daily: GP, it's not Medieval Times. It's more like a club for lunatics. It's actually like the Society for Creative Anachronism. You make your own armor and, often, your own weapons (shinai (sp?), rapier and blunted steel) and then whack the hell out of each other. I'm not involved yet, but I know the basics.
	7:15pm mike tp: i listened at work very sweet and challenhing playlist. talking of berry farm. consult gary null and check out his site and his organic farm in naples florida.he lays out his methods of sprouting growing lettuce berries fruit trees and much more.get on board the null universe its as important as the fmu universe.your a sweet person and a great dj.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 4, 2008

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Carla Bruni	le temps perdu "le temps perdu" by "Carla Bruni"	comme si de rien n'etait				*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
country joe and the fish	i feel like i'm fixin to die rag						0:03:01 (Pop-up)
tindersticks	e-type "e-type" by "tindersticks"	the hungry saw				*	0:05:29 (Pop-up)
the divine comedy	middle-class heroes	casanova					0:09:58 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	second hand news "second hand news" by "fleetwood mac"	rumours					0:13:47 (Pop-up)
ace of cups	glue "glue" by "ace of cups"	love is the song we sing v/a					0:16:44 (Pop-up)
cristina	you rented a space "you rented a space" by "cristina"	funky nassau: the compass point story v/a					0:20:57 (Pop-up)
the super vacations	mr mystery "mr mystery" by "the super vacations"	Shdwply Records Promosexual 08 (V/A)				*	0:24:17 (Pop-up)

carla bozulich	medley:time of the preacher/blue rock montana/red headed stranger	red headed stranger					0:35:22 (Pop-up)
paavoharju	Pimeankarkelo "Pimeankarkelo" by "paavoharju"	luulu laakson kukista					0:42:15 (Pop-up)
park avenue music	strawberry magnet	by hearts+horses				*	0:43:57 (Pop-up)
alela diane	dry grass & shadows "dry grass & shadows" by "alela diane"	alela diane ep					0:47:22 (Pop-up)
silver summit	in-between space "in-between space" by "silver summit"	silver summit			will perform live here 9/24		0:50:11 (Pop-up)
the lightmen plus one	wench "wench" by "the lightmen plus one"	science class v/a	now again/soul cal			*	0:53:52 (Pop-up)
selda	yaz gazeteci yaz "yaz gazeteci yaz" by "selda"	selda					0:56:19 (Pop-up)
klimperei	le bop a lola "le bop a lola" by "klimperei"	galipoche et chipiron				*	0:58:30 (Pop-up)
OST	cabaret opening "cabaret opening" by "OST"	The Triplets of Belleville					1:01:34 (Pop-up)
sonny sharrock	fear of a ghost planet	OST space ghost coast to coast					1:04:26 (Pop-up)

jacques dutronc	je suis content "je suis content" by "jacques dutronc"	jacques dutronc					1:12:04 (Pop-up)
electric johnny and his skyrockets	La Golondrina	the story of					1:14:06 (Pop-up)
mar dulce feat Mala rodriguez	el anden	bajofondo	surco records			*	1:16:38 (Pop-up)
teeth mountain	kill and eat "kill and eat" by "teeth mountain"	Shdwply Records Promosexual 08 (V/A)				*	1:20:51 (Pop-up)
chippewa music	ost close encounters			1979			1:25:23 (Pop-up)
scary mansion	captain "captain" by "scary mansion"	every joke is half the truth					1:27:01 (Pop-up)

the city	snow queen "snow queen" by "the city"						1:34:51 (Pop-up)
spring	grail "grail" by "spring"	spring					1:38:54 (Pop-up)
au revoir simone	oh! you pretty things	life beyond mars-bowie covered v/a	rapster			*	1:45:39 (Pop-up)
josephine foster	All I Wanted Was The Moon	this coming gladness	bo'weavil			*	1:48:46 (Pop-up)
reverend gary davis	right now "right now" by "reverend gary davis"	pure religion and bad company					1:54:18 (Pop-up)
wee	teach me how "teach me how" by "wee"	You Can Fly on My Aeroplane	numero group			*	1:57:50 (Pop-up)

tortoise	tin cans( the puerto rico mix)	Rhythms, Resolutions & Clusters					2:06:09 (Pop-up)
stephen malkmus & lee ranaldo	can't leave her behind	OST i'm not there					2:10:08 (Pop-up)
tortoise	not quite east of the ryan	Rhythms, Resolutions & Clusters					2:12:29 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg & calexico	just like a woman	OST i'm not there					2:17:01 (Pop-up)
tortoise	initial gesture protraction	Rhythms, Resolutions & Clusters					2:20:31 (Pop-up)
colleen	sea of tranquility "sea of tranquility" by "colleen"	Les Ondes Silencieuses					2:27:07 (Pop-up)
gang of four	to hell with poverty	in the beginning there was rhythm V/A					2:28:59 (Pop-up)
wire	one of us "one of us" by "wire"	object 47	Pink Flag			*	2:33:24 (Pop-up)

joe E	it's always been you "it's always been you" by "joe E"	love got in my way	eabla			*	2:43:32 (Pop-up)
Kemialliset Ystavat	Heijastukia! Kaikuja!	summer and smiles of finland v/a					2:47:52 (Pop-up)
lights	rise up "rise up" by "lights"						2:51:02 (Pop-up)
noa babayof	a song for me "a song for me" by "noa babayof"	from a window to a wall					2:54:20 (Pop-up)
scritti politti	kank bloc bologna	early					2:55:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am Bad Ronald: Morning Trouble!
	9:08am 55fps: Space is the place. Good morning Trouble & listeners from all galaxies.
	9:11am lucienogene: je suis angry i d ont like la pou of sarkozy
	9:19am trouble: good morning!
	9:24am dale: that last song with the bit of ad copy reminded me of a commercial that the ad agency creates in Putney Swope. find it if you haven't seen it...
	9:28am gumby: Birds on the moon? What the hey?
	9:31am listener mark: Good morning trouble, good morning everyone
	9:34am Jenniqua: Bonne matin Trouble! I am going to pop some aspirin with you as I am hung over as well from last night's spastic speech making.
	9:40am 55fps: If the conventions get me down, I try to recall Borat's speech at the rodeo to remind me of the absurdity of it all.
	9:41am DJ Keili's Mom: Great show! Love it!
	9:44am Ken: Loved! that Divine comedy song.
	9:44am sebastian in santiago: buenos dias ;)
	9:45am PodSean: ....bought the Paavoharju from aquarius a few weeks ago. It's great. One of my favorites this year so far.
	9:45am Keili's Mom: Yeah! Me too! Re: Divine Comedy.
	9:47am gumby: buenos dias sebastian! Is that Santiago Chile?
	9:49am sebastian in santiago: SCL, yes. neither cuba nor compostela.
	9:52am DJ Keili's Mom: Oye! Que onda! Somos Chilenos! Fuimos a Punta Arenas y Valparaiso el ano pasado.
	9:52am gumby: Mrs. Gumby says Chile is very nice. I have to get there with her sometime. Once the little chips off the old clay block vamanos para universidad.
	9:56am listener mark: el ano pasado is being translated very peculiar on babel fish
	10:01am DJ Keili's Mom: HAHAHA! I just did it! That's hilarious. I said, "We are Chilean. We went to Punta Arenas and Valapariso last year" But I love what Babel Fish says it means.
	10:01am sebastian in santiago: "it's a nice place to visit and an even nicer place to leave". watch your EÑES!
	10:02am listener mark: It hears! That wave! We are Chilean! We went to End Arenas and Valparaiso the past anus.
	10:04am Jenniqua: I am loving this playlist Trouble. No aspirin required for me. The Triplets are the ultimate pain killer.
	10:04am DJ Keili's Mom: "Oye! Que onda" is just like saying, "Hey! What's going on!" My spelling is bad though.
	10:05am DJ Keili's Mom: This playlist is a work of art. I have to go dance with the baby. Have a nice day everyone!
	10:06am gumby: Enjoy your baby dance!!!! La vida loco es muy hermosa!
	10:17am jeanine: to the chileans who are apparently on this board right now-- i'm going to be spending three months (january-april) in Chillan, which is 5 hours south of Santiago. Anyone have any experiences there?
	10:32am sebastian in santiago: why on earh are you going to spend three months there??? do you work in agriculture? great sausage, though ;)
	10:38am jeanine: actually, yes! I'm going to be working on an organic berry farm about 30km from the city. Is the area pretty at least?
	10:45am mark: organic berry farm? you bloody hippy
	10:47am trouble: you go girl!
	10:48am Jenniqua: You must be psychic Trouble. I'm currently working on a David Bowie illustration and you played this wonderful song. Lovin' it!!!
	10:50am jeanine: All I know is picking strawberries in Chile will be way more awesome than shoveling snow in Massachusetts..
	10:52am gumby: jeanine I saw that episode on Arnold (the football headed kid) it didn't turn out to good for him, indentured servitude and all. Just kidding actually. I agree with trouble, YOU GO!!! To sample the smells & tastes of the big blue marble from the ground up, is truly to live.
	10:54am sebastian in santiago: the countryside is beautiful jeanine. and heck, you're right. you'll be under the southern summer sun while your friends are up to the neck in snow.
	10:56am mark: your right i'm just jealous, i'm just not sure about all this organic stuff, if there had been no green revolution there would be half as much food about
	10:58am gumby: And half as many people!!!!!!
	11:04am gumby: Instead of watching the convention last night I listened to Fabio's show and read about South American indigineous history. The book 1491 is well written and has some very interesting views on the sustainable agriculture of the ancient cultures. Growing beans and corn together to supplement and not destroy the soil is a bit of brilliance we need to revisit. THERE IS TONS OF UNLEARNING TO DO!!!
	11:06am Lou: preach on sistah...hypocrisy is part of their M O
	11:07am jeanine: amen! sustainable agriculture is the only way we're gonna sustain the human race, methinks
	11:07am listener mark: it's always darkest just before it goes completely black
	11:10am mark: yeah i'm sure progress can be made, and chemicals are not the only answer but its a bit rich hearing it from some rich yank who's never been hungry in their life, are there any large scale examples of comparable yields or is it all theory?
	11:12am Parq: I'm far too accustomed to the GOP's baldfaced duplicity to be shocked by it any more. What drops my jaw open is the pass they get on it. NPR fawned over Palin this morning like she was a Russian ballet star, and if they took that tone, I can only imagine what the rest of them (the "liberal media", doncha understand) were saying.
	11:13am dc pat: Actually it's the non-rich, non-yank subsistence farmers that can benefit from not having to buy fertilizers, pesticides, etc..
	11:14am mark: glad i don't live in US, 1 billion dollar election, whats going on there?
	11:14am Mike in S. California: I wish for once everyone would stay home on election day and we'd finally see as a country that there's something horribly wrong with electing a rich, elite minority to make decisions on how the rest of us will live. I'm awfully embarrassed as an adult to be "An American" and I wasn't like that as a child.
	11:16am dc pat: I noticed that too Parq. I'd like to ask Palin how abstinence-only sex education is going over in her house these days.
	11:18am mark: if u don't use $50 of fertilizers, pesticides, e.t.c. but then produce $100 less crop your not much better off...
	11:19am Parq: This Dylan cover is everything great about French pop music.
	11:20am Jenniqua: Really appropriate song.
	11:21am Sean Daily: What's this "liberal media" people keep harping on about, Parq? Cos I've looked around, and I ain't seen it...
	11:21am lucienogene from france: les chanteuses françaises n'ont pas de voies.;;;;BiZ
	11:21am dc pat: I'm not saying get rid of fertilizers/pesticides. The problem is non-organic versions are big business and are largely unaffordable by poor farmers anyway.
	11:22am gumby: Ah chaos, I love it when that happens to the posts.
	11:23am dc pat: Me too--everyone should have to address 3 topics at once.
	11:23am Barry: As a former Alaskan, I wouldn't worry about Palin. Every conservative republican up there in the 90's belonged to the secessionist party - it was in, so unless someone is paid off - always a possibility in Alaska - we will find that she wanted Alaska to leave the union as little as ten years ago - this in a candidate from the party of Lincoln.
	11:24am Mike in S. California: 1. Vote "None of the Above." 2. Try Vegan, you might like it. 3. Ignore my suggestions and think for yourself.
	11:26am mark: your right, we'll all have to vegans in the future, just don't pretend its nice
	11:26am Parq: Sean, the liberal media is [sic] everywhere, doncha realize? Just like those liberals who have been running Washington for the last eight years. Romney said so last night, and why would he lie?
	11:27am mark: eating abit of ham at the moment and its bloody lovely
	11:27am gumby: 1. Vote with your conscience even if it's the legalize pot guy. 2. Sample all things edible, it's more global. 3. I concur with Mike in S. Calli.
	11:28am Homer Simpson: Ham HMMMMMM.
	11:28am Parq: And I buy as much of my food from farm markets as I can, and -- what was the third topic? -- oh yeh, my idea of "sexy singles" is Francoise Hardy 45s.
	11:29am Homer Too: Nummm, All things edible....drooool!!
	11:30am Bad Ronald: I want beer!
	11:30am dc pat: 2. farm markets cheese C. Palin = Steppford wife 1.5 Gang of 4!
	11:32am GP: Parq....Francoise Hardy is worthy of a Homer Drool salute! Morning all, good morning to Trouble.
	11:32am gumby: gang of 4= OWWW, OWWW, OOOH!
	11:33am Parq: I thought that, the other night, the Ex displayed a glorious fury very similar to what I remember from the Go4's shows.
	11:34am 55fps: a. Wendy's 'meatanarian' commercial b. Palin's got that 'hot for teacher' look c. record "How To Succeed In Business w/out Really Trying' at noon
	11:36am Pengwag: I only eat what I grow or buy in the store. Palin should be made to eat Bear. ....The right to arm Bears.... discuss
	11:37am gumby: On the Ex & Getachew. I loved the mix of fury and furriness in the music. Elephant trombones and that lilting little walk around melody Getachew played it just added to the diversity.
	11:39am Sean Daily: I didn't watch the RNC last night. I was at the weekly Empires of Chivalry and Steel event here in Las Vegas. Did you know you can hit people with SWORDS at those things? That trumps a bunch of old white Republicans (and one young and dangerously underqualified Republican) anytime.
	11:39am dc pat: How about that clarinet player??--that guy sounded like whole jungle
	11:41am gumby: I was too far away to see what he was playing, but he got some nice birdesque tones out of there. Also Parq the crunchy guitar chords are always wonderful fury amidst the calm & chaos.
	11:41am Mike in S. California: "Weeeeee spell trouble: T-R-O-U-B-B-B-L-E!" - (((Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks)))
	11:44am dc pat: he was getting birds but also elephants and monkeys and such
	11:46am Parq: Yeh, the clarinet solo was one of the high points of the set. And, as I've said elsewhere, the bass player was the heart and soul of the whole thing.
	11:52am GP: Sean, What is that? Some kind of Medieval Times Place that fosters audience participation ( bringing back memory of "The Cable Guy").
	11:53am gumby: Thanks for the tunes and thoughts trouble, thanks for the thoughts everyone. Freeform music and thoughts FOREVER!!!!
	11:55am GP: Free Freakin form from fantastic fabulous Trouble
	11:56am Parq: Lovely show and great on-line conversation, as always.
	11:56am Freewheeling Franklin: F-yeah!
	11:59am dc pat: cheers freedom-lovers.
	12:00pm Pengwag: Great show
	12:03pm Sean Daily: GP, it's not Medieval Times. It's more like a club for lunatics. It's actually like the Society for Creative Anachronism. You make your own armor and, often, your own weapons (shinai (sp?), rapier and blunted steel) and then whack the hell out of each other. I'm not involved yet, but I know the basics.
	7:15pm mike tp: i listened at work very sweet and challenhing playlist. talking of berry farm. consult gary null and check out his site and his organic farm in naples florida.he lays out his methods of sprouting growing lettuce berries fruit trees and much more.get on board the null universe its as important as the fmu universe.your a sweet person and a great dj.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 4, 2008

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