WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:03am George Eliot: good morning trouble and all you wonderful fellow listeners..
	9:03am trouble: good morning, and welcome to fall?
	9:05am Parq: Yes, it is a lovely March day, isn't it?
	9:06am George Eliot: so warm, though. and i can hear the gleeful noises of the veggies that everyone planted..
	9:06am listener mark: good morning george good morning trouble good morning Parq
	9:11am Oliver: Good morning, starshine. The earth says "chill-ho!"
	9:14am George Eliot: i had a pleasant experience this morning listening to my morning radio out of blue hill, maine; weru. the dj played a compilation disc which included laura cantrell..!! i immediantly turned her on to the fmu archives.. woohoo!
	9:14am PMD: Mornin' trouble and all. We'll see if my at home computer connection can handle all I'm asking it to do.
	9:15am Parq: Ollie's, post reminds me, has anyone else seen the revived "Hair"? Did anyone else think it was lame? I couldn't get over the fuss being made about something so trite and insubstantial.
	9:16am George Eliot: stage parq? did it include all the same songs?
	9:19am texas scott: hey everyone of youse... is e really for estrogen? are we in for a women 'power hour'? i'll be lurking, thanks ms.T i have the buddha box on standby...
	9:23am PMD: This piece is making me feel like my computer can't handle it... OK, now it's better. But now I feel I have to get up and exercise.
	9:29am Parq: Georgi, yeah, all 30-odd of them. And that's part of my point; by me, they were completely forgettable. Except for the ones that were radio hits in the 60s, I couldn't name two of them on pain of waterboarding.
	9:30am George Eliot: hhmmm... did they get naked?
	9:34am Parq: Yes indeed http://tinyurl.com/nekkihr
	9:40am George Eliot: interesting promotional pics, to be sure..was it all about he skin(which isn't bad, mind you) ?
	9:44am Cecile: I saw Hair in 1982 at the U of M and they CUT OUT THE NUDE SCENE. It was the dumbest thing I ever saw.
	9:45am Cecile: university of michigan.
	9:45am Cecile: e is for the estrogen on my HRT patch. whee!
	9:49am still b/p: Heard a funny note about current Woodstock-related movie. They had a little trouble finding suitable extras for nude roles, because today's common, um, grooming and mowing of revealed portions doesn't match the era.
	9:49am Cecile: TODD TODD TODD TODD
	9:50am chivito: TODD IS GOD!
	9:50am Webhamster Hemulen: I like the version on "With A Twist", which was a popular album on WFMU last century.
	9:51am Cecile: YOU KNOW IT CHIVITO can we get a thursday 2-play? that's funny. I love Demetri Martin, but actually any book or documentary you see on Woodstock is going to be weirder and way funnier.
	9:51am George Eliot: still bp; that cracks me up.. all those remakes and revivals just will not capture the feeling of the time that it was. what we felt..
	9:53am trouble: webmaster hemulen, I have been showing my students sita sings the blues and they love it!
	9:54am Incorrect Name: Good morning Trouble and fellow listeners. I have to say that while Trouble's shows are usually excellent, today's show is perfectly suited for my current state of mind. Thanks!
	9:55am George Eliot: trouble, i tried watching that on "internet archives". it wouldn't play, but i got the drift. very nice indeed.
	9:56am Cecile: Freaks and Geeks, on the other hand, got my high school years scarily right.
	9:57am Cecile: it was the last time Judd Apatow had stong female characters right. i think it's because Paul Feig was writing it, sad to say.
	9:59am Shana: Good morning, Trouble! So lucky that my birthday falls on a Thursday this year. There is no better gift.
	10:02am George Eliot: happy birthday shana!! you are spot on about that! on another note.. can anyone recommend a cocktail bar or fine restaurant that might be interested in serving a hand-crafted absinthe made upstate?
	10:03am Lulu: who needs Judd Apatow when you got a strong woman in Nicole Willis!!!
	10:06am Cecile: I'd like both. And for Judd to shape up a little! I love the dumb comedies, but wish there was a great crazy girl coming of age one. Because, ladies, we all have stories...
	10:06am chris: Anyone seen the Apatow series he did about college (i think it's called Undeclared)? I've never seen it and love Freaks and Geeks.
	10:09am Vivian: Granted, not Apatow but if we are talking about strong female characters, what about Gilmore Girls?
	10:09am Shana: I'm blushing Merci mille fois!
	10:10am Cecile: Undeclared is excellent. I tried to watch that buttheytalksofastitwashardtoget I do like both of the principals a lot though.
	10:12am Cecile: gilmore girls, I mean
	10:13am Brian: Why, Shana! Happy Birthday. Greetings from Madison.
	10:13am GP: Nice swing for a Thrusday morning..thanks Trouble...I'll be listening here in the corner today...busy. Annie, if you are out there today thanks for the email..I'll let you know and appreciate you remembering me.
	10:14am 55rpm: Looks like Apatow's next (Funny People) probably won't feature a female lead; it takes a semi-serious look at a comedian's life (played by Adam Sandler).
	10:14am George Eliot: i'll pass that on to her, gp. wink wink..
	10:16am Will: I love this soundtrack - good show Trouble!
	10:17am dc pat: blalglagluh....go Barca! Great stuff trouble, thanks.
	10:17am texas scott: this soundtrack ignites the imagination for sure!
	10:18am chris: Don't think I've really liked any of Jud's movies so far...
	10:20am George Eliot: all those younger actors all look alike to me. like in dogma. i cannot tell those guys apart, but i like their various movies, except the action ones.
	10:20am PMD: George, how about Moosewood in Ithaca? If they serve alcohol.
	10:22am sugarwolf: I got the Freaks and Geeks sspecial yearbook edition at the Borders clearance.
	10:22am Shana: Oh, yay! Brian in Madison. Hello there, old friend. The next time you come to Ann Arbor, let me know. I miss you!
	10:22am George Eliot: hhmmmm, i think she is only focusing on nyc and the region. i think she sends stuff too.. i'll tell her, though. i know she goes out there, but any tapas bar might be interested? her absinthe is fabulous, some of the best from what i hear
	10:23am Cecile: I thought 40 yr old virgin would have been perfect if they would have trimmed half an hour out of it. Most comedies flounder after 90 minutes. sugarwolf, i have that as well. I bought it the day it came out, and have loaned it out more than anything in my collection.
	10:23am listener mark: what the hell is going on over there?????
	10:25am Cecile: there has to be a mixologists board or something out there, annie. NYC is going crazy experimental with cocktails.
	10:27am George Eliot: she was telling me there are bars that only serve cocktails.. wow.. very specialized..
	10:28am Cecile: you mean no beer or wine or straight shots?
	10:32am drunk right now: From what I understand, these establishements will serve a liquor "neat," but not beer or wine.
	10:34am dc pat: NO BEER!!! Travesty!
	10:36am Cecile: well, hell. then I'm screwed if I want a Shandy or a Black Velvet
	10:37am Pieter: Hello Trouble, hello all ! missed most of the show thanks to meetings today ...
	10:38am George Eliot: then there are places that serve only liqueurs.. way too complicated for me. glad she lives here and i have easy access.
	10:39am listener mark: pet shop boys?
	10:40am Cecile: this sounds so much like Al Stewart in a way.
	10:40am trouble: hi pieter, better late than never...and there is always the archives.
	10:41am dc pat: Cecile: I was thinking the same thing! very year-of-the-caty
	10:42am listener mark: Yes, Pet Shop Boys.
	10:44am jeremy the listener: good morning trouble and all
	10:45am Brian: "Il jete son cri plaintif." I know just what he means.
	10:47am Carmichael: Good morning, Trouble and trouble-ees. Glad to see a few other Todd admirers out there. Have you heard Arena? It's back to Guitar Hero role for him.
	10:47am dc pat: I'll say it again: GO BARCA!
	10:47am still b/p: Tiata - shorthand for "there is always the archives." Can be delivered with triumphant & appreciative TA-DAAA punch -- TIATA! -- or resignedly, yadda-yadda fashion -- tiata, tiata, tiata.
	10:48am Cecile: no, carm. Is it any good?
	10:50am Carmichael: Cecile, it reminds me of classic Utopia, or maybe the more rockin' stuff from Something/Anything. Refreshing, especially after the friggin' Tango album he did.
	10:50am RichardRidden: dig todays show... :)
	10:51am Cecile: that sounds promising!
	10:53am Carmichael: Ru-dy ..... a message to you .....
	10:57am dc pat: the song should have been "drunk out of my mind" -- you guys see this? Hilarious: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article2078595.ece
	10:59am JCityJensen: (((((NICE)))) the Duke Reid Group! Thanks Trouble!!!!!
	11:02am Parq: Was away from my desk for a while -- re 10:30 to 10:40 conversation, my neighborhood bar is very specialized. They will serve you only if you are actually conscious.
	11:02am GP: Is Jandek the guest singer on this ?
	11:04am Robert L: What an incredible music playing! Thanks Trouble, I´m at work, you ease my hours!
	11:05am Cecile: I actually really liked the ada moore cut. It sounds like it's from the late 50s/early 60s. Like Dolphy/booker Little era. Any info on it, Trouble?
	11:06am triish: 'ease my hours' Add to that, 'aurally delight mine'
	11:07am JCityJensen: Oh theres my fat laces Adidas - under my coffee and next to my WOOFMOO shirt - sweet! see on the cardboard mat!
	11:11am trouble: ada moore recorded that record in 1954 , with arrangements by charles mingus.
	11:11am Jonathan Steinke: Breathtaking.
	11:12am George Eliot: it's been wonderful music this morning... and having hatch next is quite the treat!
	11:12am Cecile: thank you, trouble!
	11:14am Robert L: Thank you for the music, it´s a great time!
	11:15am mb: Thanks Trouble. Never new about that Tal Farlow date. I love the stuff he did with Red Norvo and Mingus.
	11:19am GP: Thanks for the Scientist Trouble...this is just what I needed to hear this morning..some great dub mon...
	11:23am trouble: now you all are making me blush, with all the hearty thank you's... thank you for listening!
	11:23am Robert L: Troubke, malcolm mclaren is THE malcolm mclaren ?
	11:25am Carmichael: aaah, I know this voice.
	11:25am trouble: yes it is, robert L
	11:25am dc pat: thanks for everything except the Jam ...just kiddin'! ..sort of...
	11:26am Robert L.: Thanks again, Trouble
	11:26am George Eliot: ( <s> )
	11:27am DBinNYC: Just picked up this album (marcio local) and must thank whomever on WFMU opened my ears to it
	11:27am dc pat: oh yeah! I forgot the <s>
	11:28am George Eliot: handy dandy feature it is.
	11:30am trouble: what is (<s>)?
	11:31am George Eliot: it is the symbol we use to indicate we are being sarcastic..
	11:32am nasok: thanks again trouble for all the seemless soundtracking if you are in brooklyn this weekend this is going on- http://www.madagascarinstitute.com/anniversary.html no giant rabbits this time but definitely some busby berkeley (inspired) antics and costumes at the brunch park show.
	11:33am The Great White Whale: Yo y'all! All you mast headers... now hear this...you are to look for The.... Land Ho!! GWW
	11:36am The Great White Whale: gm trouble... are you still in trouble?. I am an editor! Try me. I work for a nominal fee plus gas and eats! GWW
	11:37am ahab: watch it GWW
	11:39am The Great White Whale: Oh yeh ahab I'm watchin' with a whale eye! blinks
	11:40am starbuck: ok, everyone take it easy
	11:40am Harpoon: Look out, you big blubbery target, you!
	11:41am The Great White Whale: Like your piano, trouble! Nice touch! winks
	11:41am George Eliot: glad i'm just a lowly authour.
	11:41am queequeg: I'm hungry.
	11:43am The Great White Whale: Herte... have a Twinkie!! On me! lol
	11:43am Cecile: if you have that disc by my buds Salamander, "Bent Hemlock" it's a lot like this broken consort.
	11:44am The Great White Whale: Are you asleep at the wheel again,trouble?
	11:46am Cecile: she probably has 9000 other things goin' on She doesn't jump into the comments all that much, GWW.
	11:46am Ishmael: Call me . . . uh. wait a minute, I gotta check my notes.
	11:47am ishmael: dangit, beat me to the punch, other Ishmael...
	11:48am The Great White Whale: Ok landlubbers... I'm headed out to sea! Catch you somewhere around the horn! With a mighty blast of my spout!! SWSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Cheerio! GWW Thanks,trouble! :)
	11:48am Charles Dickens: not ANOTHER fish story, Melville?
	11:49am harpoon: damn, missed.
	11:49am ahab: I lub not the land....and I tottle not the tea...
	11:49am Melville: Call me Sam. Call me Benny. Call me Ralph. Call me Fred. Call me Max. Call me Rickie. Dang, I just can't seem to get this thing off the ground! [wink to Garry L]
	11:50am the real Bartleby: I'd prefer not to go whaling. Thanks.
	11:51am Ron Fields: Whaling songs are the best!
	11:52am dc pat: OH, a sailor goes to many places, any place he pleases, and he always remembers to wash his hands, so he don't get no diseases!
	11:53am postmanpaul: i feel incredibly alert now! hi trouble and listeners.
	11:54am Cecile: I have to record my MiL singing filthy sea chanties. She is the BEST.
	11:54am Cecile: hi, PMP!
	11:55am George Eliot: PMP;;;; marnin'; well evenin'
	11:55am Carmichael: Paul! After a hard day's work, foot slogging the bills. Bottoms up!
	11:56am The Great White Whale: I'm back trouble but just for a short swim! Could you play my favorite tune" WHALNG STORIES by Procol Harum from HOME LP(CD) ? Please! Ya got time? Thanks! I'll stick around for a bit. GWW
	11:57am George Eliot: show's over in two minutes GWW
	11:57am The Great White Whale: Maybe next week trouble? I will be back in port then! Thanks! Have a good one y'all!! Wheeeeeeeee!!!!!
	11:58am postmanpaul: hi cecile, hope all is tutti fruitti in your neck of the woods. george, it is now 17.00 here, as the crow flys.
	11:59am Cecile: lovely show as always, Trouble.
	11:59am Cecile: it is, PMP, thanks for asking!
	11:59am George Eliot: i forgot... nice to see you
	12:04pm Ben VC: Hell yeah, Willie. Sing it. There was a cool piece on Sound Opinions (I think) that talked about how he came to Austin as this 'classically' trained Nashville singer and put those Austin hippies on the map.
	12:13am rory: really liked the grouper. reminiscent of old HNIA. saw her at the bellingham electronic arts festival about a month ago. enchanting.
	11:55am James: Oh my god Marcio Local is very good.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2009

View Trouble's profile

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

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

May 28, 2009: e is for estrogen

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

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
simon fisher turner & phillippe petite	#5	(reciprocess: =/vs.)	the wire			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
sato yukie	a mystery of the stop watch/#2	solo 1977-2000				*	0:06:36 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	melody "melody" by "serge gainsbourg"	histoire de melody nelson					0:07:01 (Pop-up)
stars of the lid	down "down" by "stars of the lid"	music for nitrous oxide			mixed in with 'sex is my business' & 'good housekeeping plan for reducing through exercise and sports'	*	0:15:27 (Pop-up)
gen ken montgomery	desperately! "desperately!" by "gen ken montgomery"	8 track magic II	alf sound art			*	0:20:54 (Pop-up)
	good golf swing "good golf swing"	good housekeeping plan for reducing through exercise & sports					0:22:47 (Pop-up)
the good the bad & the queen	northern whale	the good the bad & the queen					0:23:46 (Pop-up)
eileen jawsin	gentle unto god "gentle unto god" by "eileen jawsin"	anagram cityv/a	Fat City Recordings/b music		all the names and titles are scrambled	*	0:28:17 (Pop-up)
newby	i feel no pain "i feel no pain" by "newby"	we all love the human race v/a	psychic circle			*	0:30:57 (Pop-up)

grouper	stuck "stuck" by "grouper"	dragging a dead dear up a hill				*	0:40:19 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his myth science arkestra	tiny pyramids	angels and nubians at play					0:44:53 (Pop-up)
todd rundgren	a dream goes on forever	OST virgin suicides					0:48:36 (Pop-up)
coralie clement	le reine des pommes						0:51:01 (Pop-up)
the gladiators	fling it gimmie "fling it gimmie" by "the gladiators"			7"			0:54:05 (Pop-up)
nouvelle vague	ca plane pour moi "ca plane pour moi" by "nouvelle vague"						0:56:21 (Pop-up)
nicole willis & the soul investigators	feeling free	keep reachin up			thanks pat!		1:00:15 (Pop-up)

yvette giraud	st happiness day "st happiness day" by "yvette giraud"						1:07:11 (Pop-up)
Three Bits Of Rhythm	drop a nickel in the slot	mellow cats n kittens v/a hot r& b and cool blues 1945-51					1:10:29 (Pop-up)
	the magic yard "the magic yard"	ost valerie and her week of wonders					1:13:10 (Pop-up)
another sunny day	rio "rio" by "another sunny day"	glass arcade v/a	sarah records				1:18:17 (Pop-up)
kim salmon & the surrealists	je t'aime						1:20:54 (Pop-up)
betty wright	mr lucky "mr lucky" by "betty wright"	eccentric soul: outskirts of deep city v/a					1:24:37 (Pop-up)
sandy posie	you got to have love to be happy	born a woman					1:26:22 (Pop-up)
the whitfield brothers	in the raw	in the raw	now again			*	1:28:52 (Pop-up)
the vaselines	you think you're a man	enter the vaselines	sub pop			*	1:33:00 (Pop-up)
pet shop boys	beautiful people "beautiful people" by "pet shop boys"	yes				*	1:39:10 (Pop-up)

love joys	studio man "studio man" by "love joys"	reggae vibes					1:48:38 (Pop-up)
supersonics	baba explosion "baba explosion" by "supersonics"	treasure isle presents tribute to peckings v/a					1:52:49 (Pop-up)
the jam	stoned out of my mind "stoned out of my mind" by "the jam"	beat surrender					1:54:18 (Pop-up)
duke reid group	inez "inez" by "duke reid group"						1:58:06 (Pop-up)
ada moore with tal farlow, john la porta	lass from the low country	jazz workshop					2:00:46 (Pop-up)
malcolm mclaren and the world famous supreme team	she's looking like a hobo			12"			2:04:33 (Pop-up)
trailer trash traceys	strangling good guys						2:07:20 (Pop-up)
visit venus	venus beach resort "venus beach resort" by "visit venus"	music for space tourism vol 1					2:12:10 (Pop-up)
scientist and prince jammie	reconnaissance	dub landing 2					2:17:22 (Pop-up)
tie	le pont "le pont" by "tie"	sweet jardim					2:21:44 (Pop-up)
marcio local	happy endings "happy endings" by "marcio local"	says don day don dree don don	luaka bop			*	2:24:12 (Pop-up)
alice russell	i'm just here "i'm just here" by "alice russell"	my favorite letters					2:26:55 (Pop-up)

john cage	experiences no 1 "experiences no 1" by "john cage"	voices and instruments/cage/steele					2:40:15 (Pop-up)
a broken consort	a sundering path	box of birch	tompkins square park			*	2:41:47 (Pop-up)
gnonnas pedro & his dadjes band	dadje von o von non	legends of benin v/a	analog africa			*	2:52:19 (Pop-up)
Lulacruza & MJ Greenmountain	caracoles	solonia	uji			*	2:55:52 (Pop-up)

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

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

Listener comments!
	9:03am George Eliot: good morning trouble and all you wonderful fellow listeners..
	9:03am trouble: good morning, and welcome to fall?
	9:05am Parq: Yes, it is a lovely March day, isn't it?
	9:06am George Eliot: so warm, though. and i can hear the gleeful noises of the veggies that everyone planted..
	9:06am listener mark: good morning george good morning trouble good morning Parq
	9:11am Oliver: Good morning, starshine. The earth says "chill-ho!"
	9:14am George Eliot: i had a pleasant experience this morning listening to my morning radio out of blue hill, maine; weru. the dj played a compilation disc which included laura cantrell..!! i immediantly turned her on to the fmu archives.. woohoo!
	9:14am PMD: Mornin' trouble and all. We'll see if my at home computer connection can handle all I'm asking it to do.
	9:15am Parq: Ollie's, post reminds me, has anyone else seen the revived "Hair"? Did anyone else think it was lame? I couldn't get over the fuss being made about something so trite and insubstantial.
	9:16am George Eliot: stage parq? did it include all the same songs?
	9:19am texas scott: hey everyone of youse... is e really for estrogen? are we in for a women 'power hour'? i'll be lurking, thanks ms.T i have the buddha box on standby...
	9:23am PMD: This piece is making me feel like my computer can't handle it... OK, now it's better. But now I feel I have to get up and exercise.
	9:29am Parq: Georgi, yeah, all 30-odd of them. And that's part of my point; by me, they were completely forgettable. Except for the ones that were radio hits in the 60s, I couldn't name two of them on pain of waterboarding.
	9:30am George Eliot: hhmmm... did they get naked?
	9:34am Parq: Yes indeed http://tinyurl.com/nekkihr
	9:40am George Eliot: interesting promotional pics, to be sure..was it all about he skin(which isn't bad, mind you) ?
	9:44am Cecile: I saw Hair in 1982 at the U of M and they CUT OUT THE NUDE SCENE. It was the dumbest thing I ever saw.
	9:45am Cecile: university of michigan.
	9:45am Cecile: e is for the estrogen on my HRT patch. whee!
	9:49am still b/p: Heard a funny note about current Woodstock-related movie. They had a little trouble finding suitable extras for nude roles, because today's common, um, grooming and mowing of revealed portions doesn't match the era.
	9:49am Cecile: TODD TODD TODD TODD
	9:50am chivito: TODD IS GOD!
	9:50am Webhamster Hemulen: I like the version on "With A Twist", which was a popular album on WFMU last century.
	9:51am Cecile: YOU KNOW IT CHIVITO can we get a thursday 2-play? that's funny. I love Demetri Martin, but actually any book or documentary you see on Woodstock is going to be weirder and way funnier.
	9:51am George Eliot: still bp; that cracks me up.. all those remakes and revivals just will not capture the feeling of the time that it was. what we felt..
	9:53am trouble: webmaster hemulen, I have been showing my students sita sings the blues and they love it!
	9:54am Incorrect Name: Good morning Trouble and fellow listeners. I have to say that while Trouble's shows are usually excellent, today's show is perfectly suited for my current state of mind. Thanks!
	9:55am George Eliot: trouble, i tried watching that on "internet archives". it wouldn't play, but i got the drift. very nice indeed.
	9:56am Cecile: Freaks and Geeks, on the other hand, got my high school years scarily right.
	9:57am Cecile: it was the last time Judd Apatow had stong female characters right. i think it's because Paul Feig was writing it, sad to say.
	9:59am Shana: Good morning, Trouble! So lucky that my birthday falls on a Thursday this year. There is no better gift.
	10:02am George Eliot: happy birthday shana!! you are spot on about that! on another note.. can anyone recommend a cocktail bar or fine restaurant that might be interested in serving a hand-crafted absinthe made upstate?
	10:03am Lulu: who needs Judd Apatow when you got a strong woman in Nicole Willis!!!
	10:06am Cecile: I'd like both. And for Judd to shape up a little! I love the dumb comedies, but wish there was a great crazy girl coming of age one. Because, ladies, we all have stories...
	10:06am chris: Anyone seen the Apatow series he did about college (i think it's called Undeclared)? I've never seen it and love Freaks and Geeks.
	10:09am Vivian: Granted, not Apatow but if we are talking about strong female characters, what about Gilmore Girls?
	10:09am Shana: I'm blushing Merci mille fois!
	10:10am Cecile: Undeclared is excellent. I tried to watch that buttheytalksofastitwashardtoget I do like both of the principals a lot though.
	10:12am Cecile: gilmore girls, I mean
	10:13am Brian: Why, Shana! Happy Birthday. Greetings from Madison.
	10:13am GP: Nice swing for a Thrusday morning..thanks Trouble...I'll be listening here in the corner today...busy. Annie, if you are out there today thanks for the email..I'll let you know and appreciate you remembering me.
	10:14am 55rpm: Looks like Apatow's next (Funny People) probably won't feature a female lead; it takes a semi-serious look at a comedian's life (played by Adam Sandler).
	10:14am George Eliot: i'll pass that on to her, gp. wink wink..
	10:16am Will: I love this soundtrack - good show Trouble!
	10:17am dc pat: blalglagluh....go Barca! Great stuff trouble, thanks.
	10:17am texas scott: this soundtrack ignites the imagination for sure!
	10:18am chris: Don't think I've really liked any of Jud's movies so far...
	10:20am George Eliot: all those younger actors all look alike to me. like in dogma. i cannot tell those guys apart, but i like their various movies, except the action ones.
	10:20am PMD: George, how about Moosewood in Ithaca? If they serve alcohol.
	10:22am sugarwolf: I got the Freaks and Geeks sspecial yearbook edition at the Borders clearance.
	10:22am Shana: Oh, yay! Brian in Madison. Hello there, old friend. The next time you come to Ann Arbor, let me know. I miss you!
	10:22am George Eliot: hhmmmm, i think she is only focusing on nyc and the region. i think she sends stuff too.. i'll tell her, though. i know she goes out there, but any tapas bar might be interested? her absinthe is fabulous, some of the best from what i hear
	10:23am Cecile: I thought 40 yr old virgin would have been perfect if they would have trimmed half an hour out of it. Most comedies flounder after 90 minutes. sugarwolf, i have that as well. I bought it the day it came out, and have loaned it out more than anything in my collection.
	10:23am listener mark: what the hell is going on over there?????
	10:25am Cecile: there has to be a mixologists board or something out there, annie. NYC is going crazy experimental with cocktails.
	10:27am George Eliot: she was telling me there are bars that only serve cocktails.. wow.. very specialized..
	10:28am Cecile: you mean no beer or wine or straight shots?
	10:32am drunk right now: From what I understand, these establishements will serve a liquor "neat," but not beer or wine.
	10:34am dc pat: NO BEER!!! Travesty!
	10:36am Cecile: well, hell. then I'm screwed if I want a Shandy or a Black Velvet
	10:37am Pieter: Hello Trouble, hello all ! missed most of the show thanks to meetings today ...
	10:38am George Eliot: then there are places that serve only liqueurs.. way too complicated for me. glad she lives here and i have easy access.
	10:39am listener mark: pet shop boys?
	10:40am Cecile: this sounds so much like Al Stewart in a way.
	10:40am trouble: hi pieter, better late than never...and there is always the archives.
	10:41am dc pat: Cecile: I was thinking the same thing! very year-of-the-caty
	10:42am listener mark: Yes, Pet Shop Boys.
	10:44am jeremy the listener: good morning trouble and all
	10:45am Brian: "Il jete son cri plaintif." I know just what he means.
	10:47am Carmichael: Good morning, Trouble and trouble-ees. Glad to see a few other Todd admirers out there. Have you heard Arena? It's back to Guitar Hero role for him.
	10:47am dc pat: I'll say it again: GO BARCA!
	10:47am still b/p: Tiata - shorthand for "there is always the archives." Can be delivered with triumphant & appreciative TA-DAAA punch -- TIATA! -- or resignedly, yadda-yadda fashion -- tiata, tiata, tiata.
	10:48am Cecile: no, carm. Is it any good?
	10:50am Carmichael: Cecile, it reminds me of classic Utopia, or maybe the more rockin' stuff from Something/Anything. Refreshing, especially after the friggin' Tango album he did.
	10:50am RichardRidden: dig todays show... :)
	10:51am Cecile: that sounds promising!
	10:53am Carmichael: Ru-dy ..... a message to you .....
	10:57am dc pat: the song should have been "drunk out of my mind" -- you guys see this? Hilarious: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article2078595.ece
	10:59am JCityJensen: (((((NICE)))) the Duke Reid Group! Thanks Trouble!!!!!
	11:02am Parq: Was away from my desk for a while -- re 10:30 to 10:40 conversation, my neighborhood bar is very specialized. They will serve you only if you are actually conscious.
	11:02am GP: Is Jandek the guest singer on this ?
	11:04am Robert L: What an incredible music playing! Thanks Trouble, I´m at work, you ease my hours!
	11:05am Cecile: I actually really liked the ada moore cut. It sounds like it's from the late 50s/early 60s. Like Dolphy/booker Little era. Any info on it, Trouble?
	11:06am triish: 'ease my hours' Add to that, 'aurally delight mine'
	11:07am JCityJensen: Oh theres my fat laces Adidas - under my coffee and next to my WOOFMOO shirt - sweet! see on the cardboard mat!
	11:11am trouble: ada moore recorded that record in 1954 , with arrangements by charles mingus.
	11:11am Jonathan Steinke: Breathtaking.
	11:12am George Eliot: it's been wonderful music this morning... and having hatch next is quite the treat!
	11:12am Cecile: thank you, trouble!
	11:14am Robert L: Thank you for the music, it´s a great time!
	11:15am mb: Thanks Trouble. Never new about that Tal Farlow date. I love the stuff he did with Red Norvo and Mingus.
	11:19am GP: Thanks for the Scientist Trouble...this is just what I needed to hear this morning..some great dub mon...
	11:23am trouble: now you all are making me blush, with all the hearty thank you's... thank you for listening!
	11:23am Robert L: Troubke, malcolm mclaren is THE malcolm mclaren ?
	11:25am Carmichael: aaah, I know this voice.
	11:25am trouble: yes it is, robert L
	11:25am dc pat: thanks for everything except the Jam ...just kiddin'! ..sort of...
	11:26am Robert L.: Thanks again, Trouble
	11:26am George Eliot: ( <s> )
	11:27am DBinNYC: Just picked up this album (marcio local) and must thank whomever on WFMU opened my ears to it
	11:27am dc pat: oh yeah! I forgot the <s>
	11:28am George Eliot: handy dandy feature it is.
	11:30am trouble: what is (<s>)?
	11:31am George Eliot: it is the symbol we use to indicate we are being sarcastic..
	11:32am nasok: thanks again trouble for all the seemless soundtracking if you are in brooklyn this weekend this is going on- http://www.madagascarinstitute.com/anniversary.html no giant rabbits this time but definitely some busby berkeley (inspired) antics and costumes at the brunch park show.
	11:33am The Great White Whale: Yo y'all! All you mast headers... now hear this...you are to look for The.... Land Ho!! GWW
	11:36am The Great White Whale: gm trouble... are you still in trouble?. I am an editor! Try me. I work for a nominal fee plus gas and eats! GWW
	11:37am ahab: watch it GWW
	11:39am The Great White Whale: Oh yeh ahab I'm watchin' with a whale eye! blinks
	11:40am starbuck: ok, everyone take it easy
	11:40am Harpoon: Look out, you big blubbery target, you!
	11:41am The Great White Whale: Like your piano, trouble! Nice touch! winks
	11:41am George Eliot: glad i'm just a lowly authour.
	11:41am queequeg: I'm hungry.
	11:43am The Great White Whale: Herte... have a Twinkie!! On me! lol
	11:43am Cecile: if you have that disc by my buds Salamander, "Bent Hemlock" it's a lot like this broken consort.
	11:44am The Great White Whale: Are you asleep at the wheel again,trouble?
	11:46am Cecile: she probably has 9000 other things goin' on She doesn't jump into the comments all that much, GWW.
	11:46am Ishmael: Call me . . . uh. wait a minute, I gotta check my notes.
	11:47am ishmael: dangit, beat me to the punch, other Ishmael...
	11:48am The Great White Whale: Ok landlubbers... I'm headed out to sea! Catch you somewhere around the horn! With a mighty blast of my spout!! SWSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Cheerio! GWW Thanks,trouble! :)
	11:48am Charles Dickens: not ANOTHER fish story, Melville?
	11:49am harpoon: damn, missed.
	11:49am ahab: I lub not the land....and I tottle not the tea...
	11:49am Melville: Call me Sam. Call me Benny. Call me Ralph. Call me Fred. Call me Max. Call me Rickie. Dang, I just can't seem to get this thing off the ground! [wink to Garry L]
	11:50am the real Bartleby: I'd prefer not to go whaling. Thanks.
	11:51am Ron Fields: Whaling songs are the best!
	11:52am dc pat: OH, a sailor goes to many places, any place he pleases, and he always remembers to wash his hands, so he don't get no diseases!
	11:53am postmanpaul: i feel incredibly alert now! hi trouble and listeners.
	11:54am Cecile: I have to record my MiL singing filthy sea chanties. She is the BEST.
	11:54am Cecile: hi, PMP!
	11:55am George Eliot: PMP;;;; marnin'; well evenin'
	11:55am Carmichael: Paul! After a hard day's work, foot slogging the bills. Bottoms up!
	11:56am The Great White Whale: I'm back trouble but just for a short swim! Could you play my favorite tune" WHALNG STORIES by Procol Harum from HOME LP(CD) ? Please! Ya got time? Thanks! I'll stick around for a bit. GWW
	11:57am George Eliot: show's over in two minutes GWW
	11:57am The Great White Whale: Maybe next week trouble? I will be back in port then! Thanks! Have a good one y'all!! Wheeeeeeeee!!!!!
	11:58am postmanpaul: hi cecile, hope all is tutti fruitti in your neck of the woods. george, it is now 17.00 here, as the crow flys.
	11:59am Cecile: lovely show as always, Trouble.
	11:59am Cecile: it is, PMP, thanks for asking!
	11:59am George Eliot: i forgot... nice to see you
	12:04pm Ben VC: Hell yeah, Willie. Sing it. There was a cool piece on Sound Opinions (I think) that talked about how he came to Austin as this 'classically' trained Nashville singer and put those Austin hippies on the map.
	12:13am rory: really liked the grouper. reminiscent of old HNIA. saw her at the bellingham electronic arts festival about a month ago. enchanting.
	11:55am James: Oh my god Marcio Local is very good.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2009

Listener comments!

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