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

Listener comments!
	9:04am dc pat: I had a dream this morning about Paul Simonon talking about the neighborhood where he grew up and in the background Bernie Rhodes said "Punk rock is just a world class bath room." What do you suppose he meant?
	9:05am scott: good morning trouble!
	9:08am GP: Morning everyone. DC, uh, let me think on that one a bit.
	9:08am annie: good morning trouble, morning pat and scott..
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Howdy folks! DCP - He probably meant it was time to wake up and take a leak!
	9:11am JJZ: Good ol' Nola.
	9:13am annie: i'm here, but not. concentrating on puter work today, so feel free to pipe in for me anytime.....
	9:16am trouble: good morning!
	9:19am dc pat: god I love this song...
	9:19am JJZ: At first, I thought this "Tammen Varjossa" song was going to be a synthy version of "Midnight Cowboy."
	9:20am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble Hello everyone Cool Beans, Bond, James Bond
	9:20am dc pat: only thing I can think: since any big corporation is dipping into punk to sell their product on tv, punk rock just ends up being a place where rich car execs come to take a dump? I dunno, I'll email Bernie.
	9:21am JJZ: Oh, maybe it was "You only live twice."
	9:25am dc pat: Midnight Cowboy = You Only Live Twice, same composer
	9:26am JJZ: Yeah, and that's why it makes more sense.
	9:28am GP: This Scott Walker song sounds like something from a David Lynch soundtrack.
	9:30am dc pat: I just hope they put the seat back down in punk rock
	9:35am dale: 'toilet paper' and 'uncanny' is funny.
	9:35am GP: Trouble..that is so punk rock. c.f.: dc pat's post earlier.
	9:37am Karnak: Uncanny Uncanny, the lack of public toilets in Manhattan.
	9:38am dale: look on youtube for mark almond and gene pitney doing "something's got a hold of my heart". so bad it's good.
	9:39am listener mark: Nothing says Thursday morning like swedish cowhorns
	9:40am annie: simply wonderfull..... very nice,,,
	9:41am dc pat: I had to go to the bathroom, did I miss anything?
	9:44am lilsis: Good Morning Trouble Cranston here
	9:45am Bad Ronald: Not the toilet I hope!
	9:47am dc pat: ha. Thanks Trouble, dc pat, jr. and I are going to the playground, bye.
	9:49am trouble: hi cranston, hope there are no squirrels in the house this a.m.
	9:51am lilsis: HA HA---Only on the important days--
	9:52am fishmonkeystew: Goooooood morning Trouble and all! Havin' a helluva week here in CT. Saw David Byrne play on Tuesday night (phenomenal!) and found out that my yellow Lab, Monk, needs ACL surgery yesterday. Oh the ups and downs.....
	9:54am C: Gotta second the Byrne show. I saw him down in Baltimore and it was awesome.
	9:58am bzul: Did anyone here go to Battery Terminal bldg. in NY to "play" the building with Byrne's custom riggin'? I wanted to during a double-quick city tag over the summer, but didn't make that stop.
	9:59am sugarwolf: when I saw Serge Gainsbourg's grave, it wasn't until a month or so later I realised why there were all those Metro tickets on it. I did understand the head of cabbage, though.
	10:01am Bad Ronald: I did Bzul. It was fun!
	10:03am fishmonkeystew: Yeah, I couldn't believe the Byrne show. I saw him at the Calvin Theater in Northampton, MA. Got loads of pics, and got to hear a load of Talking Heads songs live. I never expected that. Take Me to The River, Once In a Lifetime, Heaven, Burning Down the House, amongst others. Waaaaaaay cool. And the theater only held about 900-1000 people. Nice small venue.
	10:04am trouble: i did see the byrne show at the terminal building, twice. it was gorgeous and i wrote about it for the WFMU beware of the blog...
	10:05am bzul: Many others or a line there, BR? Or did you just walk in, step up/sit down and Create? And it sounded like....?
	10:09am Bad Ronald: There was a bit of a line on a Friday. Waited for about 5 - 10 mins. to sit down for 2 to play. It sounded nice. Kinda like a haunted factory. Lots of banging clicking and droning.
	10:11am Bad Ronald: Here's a short documentary about it on Boing Boing: http://preview.tinyurl.com/boingbyrne
	10:13am johN: Like sliding down a giant shoe horn into a vat or work in slow motion. I like this song
	10:16am stingy d: breeeaaakffaaaaaasssssssst!!!
	10:18am stingy d: seriosuly the vermont country store is ruining my life
	10:20am IntangibleArts: whoa! This Riles/Cherry bit sounds hauntingly similar to some of Don Cherry's bits in the soundtrack to HOLY MOUNTAIN.... Nice one....
	10:27am PKNY: Nice version of "Changes"...happy belated 60th, Ozzy!
	10:27am GP: Stingy..I noticed their usual volume of catalogs has slacked off a bit. i think I only received three so far this season. Trouble, I really like this Susanna song.thanks for that.
	10:30am IntangibleArts: ...yeh...i meant Riley as well...
	10:31am jamesie: youe are on good form today! Loving the Riley, Odetta...
	10:31am jon: Thanks for the good sounds this morning, Trouble. Just what I needed!
	10:32am scott: Odetta is da bomb!!
	10:33am Cecile: Daaaaang, I missed eveyrthing.
	10:34am jennie: Rune is lovely...leave it trouble to find these under the radar gems... reminds me of Mary Lorson's new band with Piano Creeps... and Sail Alway is the first song I learned...(Matchmaker doesn't count) geez..I love these distractions... trouble...hope the toilet seats are down this week and the paper is in it's proper place!
	10:35am jennie: susanna Is great...whoa...not rune...oops.
	10:38am sugarwolf: Handmade gifts: UGH I am having ONLY THREE WEEKS to finish my gifts panic.
	10:40am trouble: thanks for all the good vibes peeps. HI james!
	10:40am Cecile: What are ya making? I'm a bit in the same boat. Found some little Xmas stockings that take 45 min to crochet, start to finish. They are saving my carcass.
	10:46am sugarwolf: Cecile, I have to make two pairs of socks, but with heavy worsted weight, so they only take a day or two. I have a vest I started for my grandma, but I hate the yarn so much... I am also making the cat a new fun fur cat bed, and I really don't need to finish on xmas, it's not like he knows. And I want to finish my Manos: Yarn of Fate sweater for New Years
	10:46am trouble: dj icepack is making drawings for everyone on his holiday list. we will zip them into brightly colored frames and away we go. How about spiced pecans, or matching cloth napkins that are super easy to whip up if you have a sewing machine? Books from a used bookstore is also a good "no time" solution
	10:48am Li'l bobby: Mornin Truble, Great show. i, too, have nothing against the chinese, but i try not to by stuff from that country, though that's pretty close being impossible. I'm carving heads for the select few this year.I love spiced pecans.
	10:48am annie: and you can always get a bunch of mason jars and fill them with grains and beans for soups and stews.
	10:48am Your cat: Oh...cats know..let me tell you...cats know.
	10:49am Cecile: I love that, trouble! Manos, Yarn of Fate sweater? Tell me more. Agh, sugarwolf, I love making things for others, but it does get a lot harder when the materials are just not to your taste.
	10:49am sugarwolf: last year, I kept putting off kntting my grandpa a new pair of bed socks all of November because he was ill, and he died in December. Used books: I have totally gotten my family books from the free table at the friends of library bookshop.
	10:49am Jonathan Marx: Kitty Wells! Singing Dylan! Hell, yes! Her childhood home stood just a mile from where I'm sitting in my office right now.
	10:53am scott: hand made,home made,best made!!!free books are good ,too
	10:53am Cecile: LOL! I have regifted both CD reissues pre-"expanded edition" days, and also books. They are in good condition, so why not?
	10:57am Cecile: wow, parchman farm has the rockin' band. Yeah, they really wanna go back home....
	11:03am Parq: This will be my third year of not buying any gifts at all in a big-box or other chain store. Local retailers only. Even after years of mall-ization, NY residents still have that option, thank providence.
	11:03am sugarwolf: part of xmas tradition is saying how little we spent on gifts knitting + subtitles = uh oh
	11:04am trish: Some kids I know took some plain plastic lightswitch covers from the hardware store and painted them up for xmas gifts. Good colours, good abstract- I still have them. I prefer the neutral grey/silver one w/ accent colours over the primary coloured one, but hey that's me.
	11:04am Cecile: that's why I watch crime shows or animal planet if there are no dogs on the TV. I can "watch TV through my head" better. Same here - sugarwolf!
	11:06am Cecile: that Vivian Girls song is growing on me. A cross betweern Look Blue Go Purple and the early B-52s. Haunting and rocking.
	11:07am sugarwolf: crime shows: ha, all I watch are CSI and Law and Order reruns on TV
	11:10am Cecile: I like the true ones, they are weirder. Although, I now know way too much about PIT manuevers and what color crack makes when you drop it in the testing kit.
	11:15am Santa Maccabee: Local Handmade Goods Holiday Sale!: Ceramics, Handpainted Scarves & Jewelry Claireware, Park Slope, B'klyn 543 Union Street, 1st floor Saturday, December 6th, 10-6 Sunday, December 7th, 11-5
	11:16am Cecile: Great seg, Trouble! Oh, thanks Santa! Also, this weekend, No Coast Craft-o-rama in Minneapolis - Global Midtown Market from 3-6 Friday, 9-6, Saturday.
	11:16am jennie: home made vouchers are awesome too i.e., a picnic in the park, a home made song,( they choose the theme), a movie theme night @ your home with all the trimmings, walk the dogs, a few hours of house cleaning, Ice skating, canoe and cocktails...Integrity is the key word...xj
	11:17am GP: LL...cool
	11:18am Doug: Sugarwolf - I saw Gainsbourg's grave a couple years ago, as well, and saw the tickets, and cabbage. It was bizarre, and someone was there protecting/tending to it. In Savannah, GA, saw lyricist/singer Johnny Mercer's grave, and his neice was there watering it - she was very nice and full of trivia and info ! His songwriting catalog is staggering.
	11:18am scott: I once made xmas cards using cut-outs from retailers ads...some were quite funny!!!!
	11:19am Jenniqua: "Goin' back to Cally Stylin Profilin'" I use stylin and profilin all the time. Forgot where I got it from. Thanks for reminding me!
	11:24am annie: and we used to create gift tags by cutting up old greeting cards and backing them with white card paper. punch a couple holes in and tie it with ribon or string..
	11:29am Cecile: my husband is still using his Edward Gorey page a day calendar for gift tags.
	11:30am Parq: Annie, that's a cool idea. I like to use gift bags instead of paper - reusable (and easier - I am kind of a klutzy wrapper). I got a lot of old cards, and I can make gift bags with them. Thanks!
	11:37am annie: and i love to wrap gifts with comics!!
	11:38am trish: Chocolate truffles are easy to make : http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF8&q=chocolate+truffles+recipe and/or chocolate rum balls..
	11:41am Ike: Someone earlier said "i try not to by stuff from that country [China], though that's pretty close being impossible." It's very possible. I haven't bought anything made in China since late January, except for some food items, like ginger. Plus, I no longer buy Chinese garlic. Local farmer's market garlic is ten times stronger and tastier, making up for the much higher price.
	11:42am Cecile: Me, too, Annie!
	11:43am annie: it's great, my kid used to hate it, now he loves it.. he does the same thing now.. and you get to catch up on long ago literature, get a chuckle and can recycle it.. woohoo!
	11:44am GP: For all of you non vegans out there, I made a bunch of beef jerky and passed it out at Thanksgiving...It turned out to be awesome Everyone seemed to want more of it. I got the recipe here http://tiny.cc/JerkyRecipe
	11:48am paulthepostman: nice show trouble seasonal salutations one and all!
	11:48am trouble: we wrap gifts in old maps at our house...local and foreign.
	11:50am annie: great idea trouble!!! what fun.
	11:51am Bad Ronald: Thanks for the jerky recipe GP!
	11:53am GP: Any time bad ron..she has a whole lot of other good recipes on her site. And Betty,I promise I will straighten up and treat you right!
	11:54am Cecile: that's what I used to do when people left the transit agency I used to work for - wrap up their gifts in old route maps!
	11:56am dale: initials bb?
	11:56am Annie: Hey BR, the 78s have made it to hillsdale, waiting to hear from joe.
	11:56am GP: Bad Ronald and anyone else...If you make that recipe..watch it carefully during about the last hour of cooking so it does not get too dried out. I took mine out of the oven just as the last bits of moisture disappeared. I also turned it more frequently...maybe about 5 or 6 times.
	11:57am Cecile: good to know GP. I am so tempted to make some!
	11:59am Bad Ronald: tx agin GP. I noticed that she mentioned that her first batch turned out to be beef crackers.
	8:16pm mike tp: hi trubbs opening sounded like dj stan. tune. looking forward to the book. keep the culture coming. just finished gary null book living in the moment. will play your set for my friends on sat nite . i think it will compliment our nite. thanks again. love to hear your criyique on the wellmont. good weekend.
	11:39pm adam: Was wondering what was being played in the background during the 1st break, between Gloria and Odetta. Someone let me know!
	10:05pm trouble: the first set had the traditional bird noises plus some swedish cowhorn mixed in...

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
les poules	serpents luisants/rapaces	phenix	actuelle			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	swedish cowhorn "swedish cowhorn"						0:03:48 (Pop-up)
barnacled	polyurethane "polyurethane" by "barnacled"	charles	ESP-disk			*	0:05:10 (Pop-up)
carolina cotten	nola "nola" by "carolina cotten"	the rough guide to yodel v/a					0:09:54 (Pop-up)
eleanoora rosenholm	tammen varjossa	ala kysy kuolleilta, he sanoivat				*	0:15:19 (Pop-up)
soft cell	you only live twice "you only live twice" by "soft cell"						0:19:32 (Pop-up)
scott walker	there goes my baby "there goes my baby" by "scott walker"	take it easy with the walker brothers					0:24:58 (Pop-up)
gloria gaynor	queen bee "queen bee" by "gloria gaynor"	never can say goodbye					0:26:28 (Pop-up)

odetta/the 6ths	waltzing me all the way home	Hyacinths and Thistles					0:39:14 (Pop-up)
the soft machine	pataphysical introduction(part one), aconcise british alphabet ( part one),hibou anemone abd bear, a concise british alphabet( part 2), hullo der, dada was here, thank you pierrot lunaire,	1&2					0:44:27 (Pop-up)
les petits chanteurs de san marc	le poinconneur des lilas				http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsX4M-by5OY		0:56:26 (Pop-up)
the bird names	beach of teeth (?)	wooden lake/sexual diner	unsound			*	0:58:52 (Pop-up)
arthur kylander	oi! kuinka engeliksi mielin	Stranded in the USA -- Early Songs of Emigration v/a					1:02:12 (Pop-up)

maryse letarte	entre noel et le jour l'an	de des pas dans le neige				*	1:10:01 (Pop-up)
ms john soda	solid ground "solid ground" by "ms john soda"	blue skied an' clear v/a					1:13:46 (Pop-up)
terry riley/don cherry	part 3 "part 3" by "terry riley/don cherry"						1:17:17 (Pop-up)
susanna	changes "changes" by "susanna"	flower of evil	rune grammofon		susanna will perform live here in a few weeks..	*	1:24:48 (Pop-up)
odetta	sail away ladies, sail away	at the gate of horn					1:28:54 (Pop-up)
young disciples Co.	girls girls girls	the young disciples v/a	numero			*	1:32:10 (Pop-up)

stonebreath	the way of green osiris	lanterna/lucis/viriditatis	dark holler			*	1:38:49 (Pop-up)
kitty wells	forever young "forever young" by "kitty wells"				thanks dale!		1:46:34 (Pop-up)
lorette velvette	why don't you do right?						1:50:53 (Pop-up)
the parchman prison band	parchman farm	2007 southern music cd #9	oxford american			*	1:54:31 (Pop-up)

pens	high in the cinema "high in the cinema" by "pens"					*	2:00:28 (Pop-up)
vivian girls	tell the world, live on WFMU	WFMU Presents the Free Music Archive Sampler Vol. 2 (V/A)				*	2:01:56 (Pop-up)
Denise LaSalle	a love reputation "a love reputation" by "Denise LaSalle"	northern soul v/a					2:05:21 (Pop-up)
curtis counce	exploring the future	exploring the future					2:07:41 (Pop-up)
LL cool J	going back to cali "going back to cali" by "LL cool J"			12"			2:13:51 (Pop-up)
holly golightly and the brokeoffs	bottom below	dirt don't hurt	transdreamer			*	2:17:53 (Pop-up)

fennesz	perfume for winter "perfume for winter" by "fennesz"	black sea				*	2:26:07 (Pop-up)
mv & ee	moontide "moontide" by "mv & ee"	livestock moon forms rural ragas vol 1					2:32:08 (Pop-up)
alpine experience	am hans sine "am hans sine" by "alpine experience"	alps					2:34:18 (Pop-up)
IRP-3	teme de soninha "teme de soninha" by "IRP-3"						2:38:24 (Pop-up)
the style council	the whole point II	our favorite shop deluxe edition					2:40:28 (Pop-up)
weekend	past meets present "past meets present" by "weekend"	la variete by weekend					2:44:22 (Pop-up)
moudou ould mattalla	benja "benja" by "moudou ould mattalla"	transpacific sound paradise presents Islamic electric v/a 2007 marathon premium					2:46:54 (Pop-up)
betty davis	anti love song "anti love song" by "betty davis"	betty davis					2:48:48 (Pop-up)
mademoiselle olivier	initials SG "initials SG" by "mademoiselle olivier"						2:52:37 (Pop-up)
susan cadogan	nice and easy "nice and easy" by "susan cadogan"	hurt so good					2:56:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am dc pat: I had a dream this morning about Paul Simonon talking about the neighborhood where he grew up and in the background Bernie Rhodes said "Punk rock is just a world class bath room." What do you suppose he meant?
	9:05am scott: good morning trouble!
	9:08am GP: Morning everyone. DC, uh, let me think on that one a bit.
	9:08am annie: good morning trouble, morning pat and scott..
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Howdy folks! DCP - He probably meant it was time to wake up and take a leak!
	9:11am JJZ: Good ol' Nola.
	9:13am annie: i'm here, but not. concentrating on puter work today, so feel free to pipe in for me anytime.....
	9:16am trouble: good morning!
	9:19am dc pat: god I love this song...
	9:19am JJZ: At first, I thought this "Tammen Varjossa" song was going to be a synthy version of "Midnight Cowboy."
	9:20am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble Hello everyone Cool Beans, Bond, James Bond
	9:20am dc pat: only thing I can think: since any big corporation is dipping into punk to sell their product on tv, punk rock just ends up being a place where rich car execs come to take a dump? I dunno, I'll email Bernie.
	9:21am JJZ: Oh, maybe it was "You only live twice."
	9:25am dc pat: Midnight Cowboy = You Only Live Twice, same composer
	9:26am JJZ: Yeah, and that's why it makes more sense.
	9:28am GP: This Scott Walker song sounds like something from a David Lynch soundtrack.
	9:30am dc pat: I just hope they put the seat back down in punk rock
	9:35am dale: 'toilet paper' and 'uncanny' is funny.
	9:35am GP: Trouble..that is so punk rock. c.f.: dc pat's post earlier.
	9:37am Karnak: Uncanny Uncanny, the lack of public toilets in Manhattan.
	9:38am dale: look on youtube for mark almond and gene pitney doing "something's got a hold of my heart". so bad it's good.
	9:39am listener mark: Nothing says Thursday morning like swedish cowhorns
	9:40am annie: simply wonderfull..... very nice,,,
	9:41am dc pat: I had to go to the bathroom, did I miss anything?
	9:44am lilsis: Good Morning Trouble Cranston here
	9:45am Bad Ronald: Not the toilet I hope!
	9:47am dc pat: ha. Thanks Trouble, dc pat, jr. and I are going to the playground, bye.
	9:49am trouble: hi cranston, hope there are no squirrels in the house this a.m.
	9:51am lilsis: HA HA---Only on the important days--
	9:52am fishmonkeystew: Goooooood morning Trouble and all! Havin' a helluva week here in CT. Saw David Byrne play on Tuesday night (phenomenal!) and found out that my yellow Lab, Monk, needs ACL surgery yesterday. Oh the ups and downs.....
	9:54am C: Gotta second the Byrne show. I saw him down in Baltimore and it was awesome.
	9:58am bzul: Did anyone here go to Battery Terminal bldg. in NY to "play" the building with Byrne's custom riggin'? I wanted to during a double-quick city tag over the summer, but didn't make that stop.
	9:59am sugarwolf: when I saw Serge Gainsbourg's grave, it wasn't until a month or so later I realised why there were all those Metro tickets on it. I did understand the head of cabbage, though.
	10:01am Bad Ronald: I did Bzul. It was fun!
	10:03am fishmonkeystew: Yeah, I couldn't believe the Byrne show. I saw him at the Calvin Theater in Northampton, MA. Got loads of pics, and got to hear a load of Talking Heads songs live. I never expected that. Take Me to The River, Once In a Lifetime, Heaven, Burning Down the House, amongst others. Waaaaaaay cool. And the theater only held about 900-1000 people. Nice small venue.
	10:04am trouble: i did see the byrne show at the terminal building, twice. it was gorgeous and i wrote about it for the WFMU beware of the blog...
	10:05am bzul: Many others or a line there, BR? Or did you just walk in, step up/sit down and Create? And it sounded like....?
	10:09am Bad Ronald: There was a bit of a line on a Friday. Waited for about 5 - 10 mins. to sit down for 2 to play. It sounded nice. Kinda like a haunted factory. Lots of banging clicking and droning.
	10:11am Bad Ronald: Here's a short documentary about it on Boing Boing: http://preview.tinyurl.com/boingbyrne
	10:13am johN: Like sliding down a giant shoe horn into a vat or work in slow motion. I like this song
	10:16am stingy d: breeeaaakffaaaaaasssssssst!!!
	10:18am stingy d: seriosuly the vermont country store is ruining my life
	10:20am IntangibleArts: whoa! This Riles/Cherry bit sounds hauntingly similar to some of Don Cherry's bits in the soundtrack to HOLY MOUNTAIN.... Nice one....
	10:27am PKNY: Nice version of "Changes"...happy belated 60th, Ozzy!
	10:27am GP: Stingy..I noticed their usual volume of catalogs has slacked off a bit. i think I only received three so far this season. Trouble, I really like this Susanna song.thanks for that.
	10:30am IntangibleArts: ...yeh...i meant Riley as well...
	10:31am jamesie: youe are on good form today! Loving the Riley, Odetta...
	10:31am jon: Thanks for the good sounds this morning, Trouble. Just what I needed!
	10:32am scott: Odetta is da bomb!!
	10:33am Cecile: Daaaaang, I missed eveyrthing.
	10:34am jennie: Rune is lovely...leave it trouble to find these under the radar gems... reminds me of Mary Lorson's new band with Piano Creeps... and Sail Alway is the first song I learned...(Matchmaker doesn't count) geez..I love these distractions... trouble...hope the toilet seats are down this week and the paper is in it's proper place!
	10:35am jennie: susanna Is great...whoa...not rune...oops.
	10:38am sugarwolf: Handmade gifts: UGH I am having ONLY THREE WEEKS to finish my gifts panic.
	10:40am trouble: thanks for all the good vibes peeps. HI james!
	10:40am Cecile: What are ya making? I'm a bit in the same boat. Found some little Xmas stockings that take 45 min to crochet, start to finish. They are saving my carcass.
	10:46am sugarwolf: Cecile, I have to make two pairs of socks, but with heavy worsted weight, so they only take a day or two. I have a vest I started for my grandma, but I hate the yarn so much... I am also making the cat a new fun fur cat bed, and I really don't need to finish on xmas, it's not like he knows. And I want to finish my Manos: Yarn of Fate sweater for New Years
	10:46am trouble: dj icepack is making drawings for everyone on his holiday list. we will zip them into brightly colored frames and away we go. How about spiced pecans, or matching cloth napkins that are super easy to whip up if you have a sewing machine? Books from a used bookstore is also a good "no time" solution
	10:48am Li'l bobby: Mornin Truble, Great show. i, too, have nothing against the chinese, but i try not to by stuff from that country, though that's pretty close being impossible. I'm carving heads for the select few this year.I love spiced pecans.
	10:48am annie: and you can always get a bunch of mason jars and fill them with grains and beans for soups and stews.
	10:48am Your cat: Oh...cats know..let me tell you...cats know.
	10:49am Cecile: I love that, trouble! Manos, Yarn of Fate sweater? Tell me more. Agh, sugarwolf, I love making things for others, but it does get a lot harder when the materials are just not to your taste.
	10:49am sugarwolf: last year, I kept putting off kntting my grandpa a new pair of bed socks all of November because he was ill, and he died in December. Used books: I have totally gotten my family books from the free table at the friends of library bookshop.
	10:49am Jonathan Marx: Kitty Wells! Singing Dylan! Hell, yes! Her childhood home stood just a mile from where I'm sitting in my office right now.
	10:53am scott: hand made,home made,best made!!!free books are good ,too
	10:53am Cecile: LOL! I have regifted both CD reissues pre-"expanded edition" days, and also books. They are in good condition, so why not?
	10:57am Cecile: wow, parchman farm has the rockin' band. Yeah, they really wanna go back home....
	11:03am Parq: This will be my third year of not buying any gifts at all in a big-box or other chain store. Local retailers only. Even after years of mall-ization, NY residents still have that option, thank providence.
	11:03am sugarwolf: part of xmas tradition is saying how little we spent on gifts knitting + subtitles = uh oh
	11:04am trish: Some kids I know took some plain plastic lightswitch covers from the hardware store and painted them up for xmas gifts. Good colours, good abstract- I still have them. I prefer the neutral grey/silver one w/ accent colours over the primary coloured one, but hey that's me.
	11:04am Cecile: that's why I watch crime shows or animal planet if there are no dogs on the TV. I can "watch TV through my head" better. Same here - sugarwolf!
	11:06am Cecile: that Vivian Girls song is growing on me. A cross betweern Look Blue Go Purple and the early B-52s. Haunting and rocking.
	11:07am sugarwolf: crime shows: ha, all I watch are CSI and Law and Order reruns on TV
	11:10am Cecile: I like the true ones, they are weirder. Although, I now know way too much about PIT manuevers and what color crack makes when you drop it in the testing kit.
	11:15am Santa Maccabee: Local Handmade Goods Holiday Sale!: Ceramics, Handpainted Scarves & Jewelry Claireware, Park Slope, B'klyn 543 Union Street, 1st floor Saturday, December 6th, 10-6 Sunday, December 7th, 11-5
	11:16am Cecile: Great seg, Trouble! Oh, thanks Santa! Also, this weekend, No Coast Craft-o-rama in Minneapolis - Global Midtown Market from 3-6 Friday, 9-6, Saturday.
	11:16am jennie: home made vouchers are awesome too i.e., a picnic in the park, a home made song,( they choose the theme), a movie theme night @ your home with all the trimmings, walk the dogs, a few hours of house cleaning, Ice skating, canoe and cocktails...Integrity is the key word...xj
	11:17am GP: LL...cool
	11:18am Doug: Sugarwolf - I saw Gainsbourg's grave a couple years ago, as well, and saw the tickets, and cabbage. It was bizarre, and someone was there protecting/tending to it. In Savannah, GA, saw lyricist/singer Johnny Mercer's grave, and his neice was there watering it - she was very nice and full of trivia and info ! His songwriting catalog is staggering.
	11:18am scott: I once made xmas cards using cut-outs from retailers ads...some were quite funny!!!!
	11:19am Jenniqua: "Goin' back to Cally Stylin Profilin'" I use stylin and profilin all the time. Forgot where I got it from. Thanks for reminding me!
	11:24am annie: and we used to create gift tags by cutting up old greeting cards and backing them with white card paper. punch a couple holes in and tie it with ribon or string..
	11:29am Cecile: my husband is still using his Edward Gorey page a day calendar for gift tags.
	11:30am Parq: Annie, that's a cool idea. I like to use gift bags instead of paper - reusable (and easier - I am kind of a klutzy wrapper). I got a lot of old cards, and I can make gift bags with them. Thanks!
	11:37am annie: and i love to wrap gifts with comics!!
	11:38am trish: Chocolate truffles are easy to make : http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF8&q=chocolate+truffles+recipe and/or chocolate rum balls..
	11:41am Ike: Someone earlier said "i try not to by stuff from that country [China], though that's pretty close being impossible." It's very possible. I haven't bought anything made in China since late January, except for some food items, like ginger. Plus, I no longer buy Chinese garlic. Local farmer's market garlic is ten times stronger and tastier, making up for the much higher price.
	11:42am Cecile: Me, too, Annie!
	11:43am annie: it's great, my kid used to hate it, now he loves it.. he does the same thing now.. and you get to catch up on long ago literature, get a chuckle and can recycle it.. woohoo!
	11:44am GP: For all of you non vegans out there, I made a bunch of beef jerky and passed it out at Thanksgiving...It turned out to be awesome Everyone seemed to want more of it. I got the recipe here http://tiny.cc/JerkyRecipe
	11:48am paulthepostman: nice show trouble seasonal salutations one and all!
	11:48am trouble: we wrap gifts in old maps at our house...local and foreign.
	11:50am annie: great idea trouble!!! what fun.
	11:51am Bad Ronald: Thanks for the jerky recipe GP!
	11:53am GP: Any time bad ron..she has a whole lot of other good recipes on her site. And Betty,I promise I will straighten up and treat you right!
	11:54am Cecile: that's what I used to do when people left the transit agency I used to work for - wrap up their gifts in old route maps!
	11:56am dale: initials bb?
	11:56am Annie: Hey BR, the 78s have made it to hillsdale, waiting to hear from joe.
	11:56am GP: Bad Ronald and anyone else...If you make that recipe..watch it carefully during about the last hour of cooking so it does not get too dried out. I took mine out of the oven just as the last bits of moisture disappeared. I also turned it more frequently...maybe about 5 or 6 times.
	11:57am Cecile: good to know GP. I am so tempted to make some!
	11:59am Bad Ronald: tx agin GP. I noticed that she mentioned that her first batch turned out to be beef crackers.
	8:16pm mike tp: hi trubbs opening sounded like dj stan. tune. looking forward to the book. keep the culture coming. just finished gary null book living in the moment. will play your set for my friends on sat nite . i think it will compliment our nite. thanks again. love to hear your criyique on the wellmont. good weekend.
	11:39pm adam: Was wondering what was being played in the background during the 1st break, between Gloria and Odetta. Someone let me know!
	10:05pm trouble: the first set had the traditional bird noises plus some swedish cowhorn mixed in...

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

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