WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:05am trouble: good morning autumnal folk
	9:07am trs: 'morning trouble
	9:09am dale: good morning. frost on the punkin sounds picturesque, but it's just cold, grey and damp in the hudson valley.
	9:11am Pieter: Good morning Trouble! Gavin Bryars, great choice!
	9:11am chris: Mornin'
	9:12am Pleased as Punch: Now, this is just lovely. Love, Judy
	9:14am texas scott: this autumn hymn is really nice.
	9:16am trouble: good day all. hey dale This weekend is the high holy days of sheep and wool at rhinebeck. but the weather looks less than stellar
	9:16am Michele in London: Hey, I only discovered this cool station cos I was on Michael Shelleys show last Saturday and keep tunin' in now - you play such great music. LOVE this Gavin Bryars tune. Mellow, chilled, just lovely. X
	9:17am Parq: In case anyone else was wondering: http://tinyurl.com/msidlewis
	9:18am annie: it's always a great weekend trouble. the sheepherders are so used to this.. i've never been to that show, but i know many who participate..
	9:20am annie: there was a smaller gathering up here at stone and thistle farm for a shpherd's neighbouring.. the food was fantastic, bon fire, shearing, good company.. and it was blustery!
	9:23am anyone to everyone: my car radio skips
	9:25am Cheri Pi: Today's show is so cozy, perfect for a chilly, rainy Cincinnati day.
	9:28am Jennique: Quelle heure est-il? C'est l'heure de Trouble.
	9:29am v k: mownin' trouble...your show makes/keeps me happy
	9:29am dale: i've never been to the wool event. i always go to the antique power event in the spring to see the steam engines do their thing and blacksmithing, but it's been hijacked by antique motorcycle folk (which is cool, too). at least you'll be under cover in the barns, no?
	9:36am annie: they used to have an event called sheep to shawl...
	9:37am trouble: dale, most of the animals and wool people are under cover, but the sheep dog trials and pumpkin chuckin' are out in the fields. we will just wear our wellies...
	9:37am trouble: sheep to shawl! i love that...
	9:38am Adrian in London: Listening live for a change and happy to be doing so. I covered sheep dog trials as a local newspaper reporter. They're quite good fun, if you like sheep. Or dogs.
	9:42am trouble: adrian i lived in london one summer in the late 80's and fell in love with sheep dog trials, as that was all that was on the tv, except for wimbledon, it seemed...
	9:43am Adrian in London: And snooker, surely?
	9:45am Chris from DC: All I saw last time I was there was cricket.
	9:47am Adrian in London: And how did you like it, Chris?
	9:48am dale: here's some neat sheepherding. you decide if it's fake or not: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2FX9rviEhw
	9:50am Chris: Adrian, it's pretty interesting but I didn't fully understand it.
	9:52am Adrian in London: The complexity of the arcane rules are part of the joy of cricket I'm afraid. Neil hannon has done an album about cricket under the name The Duckworth Lewis method, named after the chaps who came up with the system of working out how many runs were needed to win after a match was curtailed because of inclement weather.
	9:53am dc pat: and what's wrong with Wimbledon???
	9:55am Stuart Troutman: Thanks for choosing these Brian Wilson sessions. There are lots of fascinating moments from these tapes.
	9:57am Mischief: Love this song by the Cure, even digging this version. Good choice Trouble
	9:58am sebastian: hola hola
	9:58am miketp: good morning all. mental health day. listening at home. gavin bryars. add this to artists i never knew now i do. thanks trubbs
	10:01am trouble: pat don't get your tennis shorts in a bunch. ..wimbledon is fab too, but not as many cute dogs and sheep
	10:04am v k: cricket - anyone read New Yorker article last fall about Robert Stanford's impact (to put it nicely) on cricket? amazing read. Especially closing paragraph. Gotta love New Yorker's method of story telling.
	10:06am Rob W: Trouble: "I'm just trying to make all those sounds that people normally take out of audiobooks." Tell me about it... At least I didn't have to work on the Ivanka Trump book.
	10:07am Adrian in London: Netherland is a great book about cricket in New York, incidentally
	10:07am trouble: rob, i was thinking of you when i said that!
	10:10am dc pat: welllllll, alright then.... thanks for the Gavin
	10:12am Rob W: I am honored. I also like cricket. I remember the Caribbean cricket matches in Flushing Meadows park when I was a kid! Will check out the article that the peanut gallery has recommended...
	10:17am dc pat: man, this is the best Gavin Bryars piece of heard yet...
	10:19am Carmichael: Mornin' Trouble and fans of trouble.
	10:20am knitting in ny: we are the fertllizer
	10:23am GP: Paqr..thanks for that link. Love the awesome rescue chicks! Jennique, It is 10:22 local time where Trouble is broadcasting from. Good afternoon to you. Hi Trouble, et al.
	10:23am dale: just looked at the noaa site -- 80% chance of snow/rain up here saturday. at least the sheep will be warm if they don't get sheared right away.
	10:24am Bill W: Good morning all. Where is my blanket? Also, you have til Tuesday to see "35 Shots of Rum" at Film Forum. Best use of the Commodores ever.
	10:24am annie: well, just confirmed the deed: isa will be spayed tuesday.....
	10:26am trouble: YEs bill i agree. Run to see claire denis' latest at film forum, it;s soooo great
	10:30am GP: ahhh 10cc. Flashback to spinning disco ball, dry ice smoke, Junior High gym.
	10:31am Carmichael: Great song!!
	10:31am dc pat: I still think this is the weirdest top 40 tune ever. I remember hearing it on AM radio on summer vacation and it made me feel strange.
	10:31am postmanpaul: hi triuble and commentators! nice memories of smooching at art college dances flooding back...
	10:32am texas scott: that 10cc tune is hauntingly beautiful.
	10:33am postmanpaul: ...at leicester polytechnic in the 70's
	10:33am Coolie: Oh, good, it's still early on in the show! I don't like when I run in at the end because of what I missed.
	10:34am GP: PostmanPaul...good to see you again!
	10:35am BSI: made it! now... what's all this hullaballoo?
	10:36am emily: i, too, heard the beginning of the ivanka interview. how could lopate keep a straight face throughout that. i had to throw my radio out the window (again!). thankfully i can audiostream.
	10:36am miketp: coolie just in time for desert
	10:37am GP: Ha DC PAT....I used to think they were saying "be poised and quiet" instead of "big boys don't cry"....many years later, i discovered the error of my ways.
	10:38am postmanpaul: thanks gp...will be siestering soon however, stone lettering engraving lessons beckon this evening!
	10:38am stingy d: whats rappenin?
	10:38am Coolie: Good call, Mike!
	10:39am GP: PMP <stone lettering engraving lessons> ?? Sounds cool.
	10:41am annie: PMP- that is a way cool thing to know!!
	10:41am Coolie: This would be the chocolate lava cake course.
	10:41am postmanpaul: yeah, and i guess stoned connotations will ensue!
	10:42am annie: not from this corner of the ring pmp...
	10:42am fidel: LESLEY!
	10:43am BSI: PMP: As a graphic designer with a deep typography fetish, I give thee mega-kudos. That's hella-old-school, as the brats of today might say.
	10:43am postmanpaul: hi annie!!! ha ha, thanks! my teacher was trained by her dad who was trained by eric gill.
	10:44am dc pat: GP: yeah, I thought it was "be coise and quiet" or something...
	10:44am annie: ok... i do like this song, so sue me..
	10:46am PMD: Hi all - been sort of listening, mostly working. Music dropped out for a while, but I"m back. Thanks Trouble!
	10:46am GP: Me too Annie. Hey Stingy.....YOu get any new neighbors yet or you still have that building to yourself?
	10:48am postmanpaul: hi bsi! as a 'retired' graphic designer with an abnormal degree of fondness for the letter form, its tickling my fancy enormously!
	10:49am north guinea hills: Damn trouble, I remember dancing/dj to this mix back in college.... damn, i'm old!
	10:49am dc pat: annie: my lawyers will be contacting you later this morning...
	10:50am Romper Room Reprise: I see everyone dancing..you can't fool me
	10:50am kham: Hi Trouble - in the habit of playing your show during my design foundations class again - perfect. my students are all trying to understand semiotics through photoshop...
	10:52am BSI: PMP: funny thing about that, way too many of us are "retired" these days... Feeling like the last dodo over here.
	10:52am postmanpaul: bsi...eric gill, as in gill sans!
	10:54am annie: great pat, i could use a little excitement!
	10:55am postmanpaul: yeah bsi, it seems that any pimp with an apple mac believes they are a graphic designer these days. apologies to serious pimps sans macs.
	10:58am GP: Trouble should update the playlist via Linotype and distribute mimeographed copies to all of all...ready all at once now...hold up to nose and sniff the ammonia.
	10:58am GP: "All of all" usually equals "all of us"
	11:00am postmanpaul: ...also notwithstanding your students and your good self, kham!
	11:02am trs: Or maybe it's a non-linear continuum of graphic designers. Fashion? Food? Photography? .. Business? Or is it yes/no like Madelaine Kahn in History of the World Part I?
	11:04am fishmonkeystew: The Blob! I have a '50s version of this on my ipod. Too funny.
	11:04am kham: If you use the word semiotics in your next mic break you'll blow their iminds, trouble...
	11:05am dc pat: "whadaya mean you don't do it? Everybody does it. I do it all the time. I just did it and I'm ready to do it again."
	11:06am postmanpaul: gp - stet. i liked it the way it was in a dyslexicographical kind of way!
	11:07am Comicus: But we Romans are rich. We've got a lot of gods. We've got a god for everything. The only thing we don't have a god for is premature ejaculation... but I hear that's coming quickly.
	11:08am Gregory: Hey! You said "every cultural phenomena"! Every phenomenON! Ack!
	11:08am kham: YES!
	11:09am GP: Comicus, you can't fail at the Palace. Interpret Trouble Symbiotically...discuss
	11:11am 55rpm: Trouble, Nellie McKay's latest (Doris Day tribute) is lots of fun. Got it?
	11:12am GP: I hear you PMP. I found an old Speedball type style guide ( probably from the 40's or early 50's) that belonged to my artist uncle. I want to copy every letter in there....by hand. Another vote for Nellie McKay..something about her...hmmm.
	11:12am Laurie: Thurston Moore got on my shit list when I saw those Nardwuar interviews. I love that Thurston Moore inspired Andrew W.K. to not be a douchebag to interviewers.
	11:13am Parq: Trouble, hope you will be bringing Icepack again this year. I'm looking forward to his latest LP Modification creations.
	11:15am Chris: Please to elaborate on the "LP modification table."
	11:16am trouble: sorry to have offended gregory, but that is more likely my RI accent wreking havoc...
	11:17am BSI: Pray, does it involve a sewing machine and umbrella?
	11:19am GP: Laurie, explain please? I'm pretty much out of every loop..or should I just search for some Andrew W.K. Interviews?
	11:24am trent: yeah let's go
	11:25am dale: this song has a knight rider-ish vibe to it.
	11:26am WFMU Fan: Hey Trouble, can you play some Art Paul Schlosser... I would like to hear " I don't want to find Waldo" or you can play one of your favorite Art Paul Schlosser song, either on will do.
	11:27am Mischief: This song reminds me of a old Nintendo game
	11:29am Mischief: Now this sounds like Donkey Kong Jr.
	11:30am Jim: I listened to Nardwuar's show yesterday. Not my cup of tea.
	11:32am trent: this is another thing we have in common, can i point people to http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Wildbirds_and_Peacedrums/Live_on_Sound_and_Safe_with_Trent_at_WFMU_92109/Chain_of_Steel
	11:39am Laurie: Oh, the members of Sonic Youth were being too-cool jerks to Nardwuar and then gave him noogies and went through his stuff and smashed a rare record he brought. Andrew W.K. saw this and decided he didn't ever want to be like that, so that's why he's such a fun guy.
	11:40am Laurie: PS: This is my favorite Andrew W.K. interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6H6n_onZI0
	11:40am timmy: I LOVE this song!!!
	11:41am GP: Emile is about 90 lbs of nuclear hotness. Laurie, Thanks.. found the Sonic Youth Interview..it was just strange. A W.K. is cool, wish I lived closed to NYC to check out his place.
	11:42am GP: I'm just going to give up on spelling for today.
	11:43am Mr. Ghoti: Phine, then.
	11:44am timmy: am going to have "a-chi-li-pu" in my head all day. thank you madam DJ!
	11:49am Tuck: This is starting to become my favorite daytime music show featuring a girl, on wfmu.org! .. On Thursdays.. :D
	11:58am Mischief: PLEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAASSSSSEEEEEE can you play some Art Paul Schlosser
	12:14pm afib: it's like i died and when to heaven. i just discovered this station. something like my dreams. inspiring stuff to pull from!!!!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
tower recordings	invisible sheild and the cycles revolt near the hoss systems	the fraternity of moonwalkers					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
gavin bryars	opening part 1, titanic hymn (autumn) all strings, hymn II,interlude	the sinking of the titanic					0:05:32 (Pop-up)
love child	i love you, be a hobo "i love you, be a hobo" by "love child"			7"			0:21:11 (Pop-up)
antena	camino del sol "camino del sol" by "antena"	camino del sol					0:23:22 (Pop-up)
de la soul	transmitting live from mars	3 feet high and rising					0:27:18 (Pop-up)
roland p young	velvet dream "velvet dream" by "roland p young"	Isophonic Boogie Woogie (1980)					0:28:46 (Pop-up)
the beach boys	i just wasn't made for these times, highlights from tracking dates	the pet sounds sessions					0:40:25 (Pop-up)

dee mullins	i am the grass "i am the grass" by "dee mullins"	Plantation Gold: The Mad Genius of Shelby S Singleton (V/A)					0:47:00 (Pop-up)
pet shop boys	beautiful people "beautiful people" by "pet shop boys"	yes					0:49:28 (Pop-up)
beach boys	pet sounds "pet sounds" by "beach boys"	pet sounds					0:53:01 (Pop-up)
Rainbow Arabia	Six Different Ways	Perfect as Cats: A Tribute to the Cure v/a					0:55:32 (Pop-up)
les baxter	temple of gold "temple of gold" by "les baxter"	the fruit of dreams					0:58:06 (Pop-up)
os incriveis	uma rosa pra dita "uma rosa pra dita" by "os incriveis"	solid state_ amplified soundwaves from the 1970's					1:00:15 (Pop-up)

gavin bryars	The Vespertine Park "The Vespertine Park" by "gavin bryars"	hommages					1:06:59 (Pop-up)
style council	long hot summer "long hot summer" by "style council"						1:23:45 (Pop-up)
washed out	feel it all around "feel it all around" by "washed out"					*	1:24:31 (Pop-up)
10 cc	i'm not in love "i'm not in love" by "10 cc"						1:27:34 (Pop-up)
elyse	what you call it "what you call it" by "elyse"	elyse					1:36:36 (Pop-up)

dezurik sisters	i left her standing there	Flowers in the Wildwood: Women in Early Country Music, 1923-1939					1:39:59 (Pop-up)
lesley gore	brink of disaster "brink of disaster" by "lesley gore"	girl group sounds, one kiss can lead to another v/a					1:41:44 (Pop-up)
blur	girls & boys ( pet shop boys 12" mix)	girls & boys					1:44:29 (Pop-up)
foot village	grace's death "grace's death" by "foot village"	anti-magic	upset the rhythm			*	1:51:03 (Pop-up)
mos def	true embassy "true embassy" by "mos def"	the ecstatic				*	1:51:36 (Pop-up)
the very best	julia "julia" by "the very best"	warm heart of africa	green owl			*	1:54:28 (Pop-up)
monoton	mutation waltz "mutation waltz" by "monoton"	eight last tracks	oral			*	1:58:24 (Pop-up)
debbi lori kaye	no brass band "no brass band" by "debbi lori kaye"	girls girls girls v/a	plantation records				2:00:31 (Pop-up)
guy klucevsek	the blob "the blob" by "guy klucevsek"	greasy kid stuff 3	confidential			*	2:02:38 (Pop-up)

benjamin biolay	chambre d'amis "chambre d'amis" by "benjamin biolay"	gentils garcons, nothing makes the girls sigh like a swinging guy v/a	sonic scenery				2:15:33 (Pop-up)
mackrosoft	vicoden reality "vicoden reality" by "mackrosoft"		wax poetics	7"		*	2:19:03 (Pop-up)
royksopp	tricky tricky "tricky tricky" by "royksopp"	junior					2:23:24 (Pop-up)
wildbirds & peacedrums	chain of steel	the snake	the control group			*	2:28:20 (Pop-up)
johnny credit	hello i'm johny credit	Plantation Gold: The Mad Genius of Shelby S SIngleton v/a					2:32:04 (Pop-up)
emilie simon	dame de lotus "dame de lotus" by "emilie simon"						2:35:32 (Pop-up)
la pendilla	a-chi-li-pu "a-chi-li-pu" by "la pendilla"				thanks charlie!		2:38:51 (Pop-up)
wajiha	police "police" by "wajiha"	afghan star OST	silva screen			*	2:42:06 (Pop-up)

nite jewel	what did he say "what did he say" by "nite jewel"	good evening	human ear			*	2:49:39 (Pop-up)
television personalities	girl on a motorcycle	mike lupica presents: anti static v/a 2009 wfmu premium					2:53:49 (Pop-up)
cobra killer	hello celebrity "hello celebrity" by "cobra killer"	uppers and downers	monika			*	2:56:31 (Pop-up)
stero total	schon von hinten (sons of '68 & jan bontempi mix)						2:58:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am trouble: good morning autumnal folk
	9:07am trs: 'morning trouble
	9:09am dale: good morning. frost on the punkin sounds picturesque, but it's just cold, grey and damp in the hudson valley.
	9:11am Pieter: Good morning Trouble! Gavin Bryars, great choice!
	9:11am chris: Mornin'
	9:12am Pleased as Punch: Now, this is just lovely. Love, Judy
	9:14am texas scott: this autumn hymn is really nice.
	9:16am trouble: good day all. hey dale This weekend is the high holy days of sheep and wool at rhinebeck. but the weather looks less than stellar
	9:16am Michele in London: Hey, I only discovered this cool station cos I was on Michael Shelleys show last Saturday and keep tunin' in now - you play such great music. LOVE this Gavin Bryars tune. Mellow, chilled, just lovely. X
	9:17am Parq: In case anyone else was wondering: http://tinyurl.com/msidlewis
	9:18am annie: it's always a great weekend trouble. the sheepherders are so used to this.. i've never been to that show, but i know many who participate..
	9:20am annie: there was a smaller gathering up here at stone and thistle farm for a shpherd's neighbouring.. the food was fantastic, bon fire, shearing, good company.. and it was blustery!
	9:23am anyone to everyone: my car radio skips
	9:25am Cheri Pi: Today's show is so cozy, perfect for a chilly, rainy Cincinnati day.
	9:28am Jennique: Quelle heure est-il? C'est l'heure de Trouble.
	9:29am v k: mownin' trouble...your show makes/keeps me happy
	9:29am dale: i've never been to the wool event. i always go to the antique power event in the spring to see the steam engines do their thing and blacksmithing, but it's been hijacked by antique motorcycle folk (which is cool, too). at least you'll be under cover in the barns, no?
	9:36am annie: they used to have an event called sheep to shawl...
	9:37am trouble: dale, most of the animals and wool people are under cover, but the sheep dog trials and pumpkin chuckin' are out in the fields. we will just wear our wellies...
	9:37am trouble: sheep to shawl! i love that...
	9:38am Adrian in London: Listening live for a change and happy to be doing so. I covered sheep dog trials as a local newspaper reporter. They're quite good fun, if you like sheep. Or dogs.
	9:42am trouble: adrian i lived in london one summer in the late 80's and fell in love with sheep dog trials, as that was all that was on the tv, except for wimbledon, it seemed...
	9:43am Adrian in London: And snooker, surely?
	9:45am Chris from DC: All I saw last time I was there was cricket.
	9:47am Adrian in London: And how did you like it, Chris?
	9:48am dale: here's some neat sheepherding. you decide if it's fake or not: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2FX9rviEhw
	9:50am Chris: Adrian, it's pretty interesting but I didn't fully understand it.
	9:52am Adrian in London: The complexity of the arcane rules are part of the joy of cricket I'm afraid. Neil hannon has done an album about cricket under the name The Duckworth Lewis method, named after the chaps who came up with the system of working out how many runs were needed to win after a match was curtailed because of inclement weather.
	9:53am dc pat: and what's wrong with Wimbledon???
	9:55am Stuart Troutman: Thanks for choosing these Brian Wilson sessions. There are lots of fascinating moments from these tapes.
	9:57am Mischief: Love this song by the Cure, even digging this version. Good choice Trouble
	9:58am sebastian: hola hola
	9:58am miketp: good morning all. mental health day. listening at home. gavin bryars. add this to artists i never knew now i do. thanks trubbs
	10:01am trouble: pat don't get your tennis shorts in a bunch. ..wimbledon is fab too, but not as many cute dogs and sheep
	10:04am v k: cricket - anyone read New Yorker article last fall about Robert Stanford's impact (to put it nicely) on cricket? amazing read. Especially closing paragraph. Gotta love New Yorker's method of story telling.
	10:06am Rob W: Trouble: "I'm just trying to make all those sounds that people normally take out of audiobooks." Tell me about it... At least I didn't have to work on the Ivanka Trump book.
	10:07am Adrian in London: Netherland is a great book about cricket in New York, incidentally
	10:07am trouble: rob, i was thinking of you when i said that!
	10:10am dc pat: welllllll, alright then.... thanks for the Gavin
	10:12am Rob W: I am honored. I also like cricket. I remember the Caribbean cricket matches in Flushing Meadows park when I was a kid! Will check out the article that the peanut gallery has recommended...
	10:17am dc pat: man, this is the best Gavin Bryars piece of heard yet...
	10:19am Carmichael: Mornin' Trouble and fans of trouble.
	10:20am knitting in ny: we are the fertllizer
	10:23am GP: Paqr..thanks for that link. Love the awesome rescue chicks! Jennique, It is 10:22 local time where Trouble is broadcasting from. Good afternoon to you. Hi Trouble, et al.
	10:23am dale: just looked at the noaa site -- 80% chance of snow/rain up here saturday. at least the sheep will be warm if they don't get sheared right away.
	10:24am Bill W: Good morning all. Where is my blanket? Also, you have til Tuesday to see "35 Shots of Rum" at Film Forum. Best use of the Commodores ever.
	10:24am annie: well, just confirmed the deed: isa will be spayed tuesday.....
	10:26am trouble: YEs bill i agree. Run to see claire denis' latest at film forum, it;s soooo great
	10:30am GP: ahhh 10cc. Flashback to spinning disco ball, dry ice smoke, Junior High gym.
	10:31am Carmichael: Great song!!
	10:31am dc pat: I still think this is the weirdest top 40 tune ever. I remember hearing it on AM radio on summer vacation and it made me feel strange.
	10:31am postmanpaul: hi triuble and commentators! nice memories of smooching at art college dances flooding back...
	10:32am texas scott: that 10cc tune is hauntingly beautiful.
	10:33am postmanpaul: ...at leicester polytechnic in the 70's
	10:33am Coolie: Oh, good, it's still early on in the show! I don't like when I run in at the end because of what I missed.
	10:34am GP: PostmanPaul...good to see you again!
	10:35am BSI: made it! now... what's all this hullaballoo?
	10:36am emily: i, too, heard the beginning of the ivanka interview. how could lopate keep a straight face throughout that. i had to throw my radio out the window (again!). thankfully i can audiostream.
	10:36am miketp: coolie just in time for desert
	10:37am GP: Ha DC PAT....I used to think they were saying "be poised and quiet" instead of "big boys don't cry"....many years later, i discovered the error of my ways.
	10:38am postmanpaul: thanks gp...will be siestering soon however, stone lettering engraving lessons beckon this evening!
	10:38am stingy d: whats rappenin?
	10:38am Coolie: Good call, Mike!
	10:39am GP: PMP <stone lettering engraving lessons> ?? Sounds cool.
	10:41am annie: PMP- that is a way cool thing to know!!
	10:41am Coolie: This would be the chocolate lava cake course.
	10:41am postmanpaul: yeah, and i guess stoned connotations will ensue!
	10:42am annie: not from this corner of the ring pmp...
	10:42am fidel: LESLEY!
	10:43am BSI: PMP: As a graphic designer with a deep typography fetish, I give thee mega-kudos. That's hella-old-school, as the brats of today might say.
	10:43am postmanpaul: hi annie!!! ha ha, thanks! my teacher was trained by her dad who was trained by eric gill.
	10:44am dc pat: GP: yeah, I thought it was "be coise and quiet" or something...
	10:44am annie: ok... i do like this song, so sue me..
	10:46am PMD: Hi all - been sort of listening, mostly working. Music dropped out for a while, but I"m back. Thanks Trouble!
	10:46am GP: Me too Annie. Hey Stingy.....YOu get any new neighbors yet or you still have that building to yourself?
	10:48am postmanpaul: hi bsi! as a 'retired' graphic designer with an abnormal degree of fondness for the letter form, its tickling my fancy enormously!
	10:49am north guinea hills: Damn trouble, I remember dancing/dj to this mix back in college.... damn, i'm old!
	10:49am dc pat: annie: my lawyers will be contacting you later this morning...
	10:50am Romper Room Reprise: I see everyone dancing..you can't fool me
	10:50am kham: Hi Trouble - in the habit of playing your show during my design foundations class again - perfect. my students are all trying to understand semiotics through photoshop...
	10:52am BSI: PMP: funny thing about that, way too many of us are "retired" these days... Feeling like the last dodo over here.
	10:52am postmanpaul: bsi...eric gill, as in gill sans!
	10:54am annie: great pat, i could use a little excitement!
	10:55am postmanpaul: yeah bsi, it seems that any pimp with an apple mac believes they are a graphic designer these days. apologies to serious pimps sans macs.
	10:58am GP: Trouble should update the playlist via Linotype and distribute mimeographed copies to all of all...ready all at once now...hold up to nose and sniff the ammonia.
	10:58am GP: "All of all" usually equals "all of us"
	11:00am postmanpaul: ...also notwithstanding your students and your good self, kham!
	11:02am trs: Or maybe it's a non-linear continuum of graphic designers. Fashion? Food? Photography? .. Business? Or is it yes/no like Madelaine Kahn in History of the World Part I?
	11:04am fishmonkeystew: The Blob! I have a '50s version of this on my ipod. Too funny.
	11:04am kham: If you use the word semiotics in your next mic break you'll blow their iminds, trouble...
	11:05am dc pat: "whadaya mean you don't do it? Everybody does it. I do it all the time. I just did it and I'm ready to do it again."
	11:06am postmanpaul: gp - stet. i liked it the way it was in a dyslexicographical kind of way!
	11:07am Comicus: But we Romans are rich. We've got a lot of gods. We've got a god for everything. The only thing we don't have a god for is premature ejaculation... but I hear that's coming quickly.
	11:08am Gregory: Hey! You said "every cultural phenomena"! Every phenomenON! Ack!
	11:08am kham: YES!
	11:09am GP: Comicus, you can't fail at the Palace. Interpret Trouble Symbiotically...discuss
	11:11am 55rpm: Trouble, Nellie McKay's latest (Doris Day tribute) is lots of fun. Got it?
	11:12am GP: I hear you PMP. I found an old Speedball type style guide ( probably from the 40's or early 50's) that belonged to my artist uncle. I want to copy every letter in there....by hand. Another vote for Nellie McKay..something about her...hmmm.
	11:12am Laurie: Thurston Moore got on my shit list when I saw those Nardwuar interviews. I love that Thurston Moore inspired Andrew W.K. to not be a douchebag to interviewers.
	11:13am Parq: Trouble, hope you will be bringing Icepack again this year. I'm looking forward to his latest LP Modification creations.
	11:15am Chris: Please to elaborate on the "LP modification table."
	11:16am trouble: sorry to have offended gregory, but that is more likely my RI accent wreking havoc...
	11:17am BSI: Pray, does it involve a sewing machine and umbrella?
	11:19am GP: Laurie, explain please? I'm pretty much out of every loop..or should I just search for some Andrew W.K. Interviews?
	11:24am trent: yeah let's go
	11:25am dale: this song has a knight rider-ish vibe to it.
	11:26am WFMU Fan: Hey Trouble, can you play some Art Paul Schlosser... I would like to hear " I don't want to find Waldo" or you can play one of your favorite Art Paul Schlosser song, either on will do.
	11:27am Mischief: This song reminds me of a old Nintendo game
	11:29am Mischief: Now this sounds like Donkey Kong Jr.
	11:30am Jim: I listened to Nardwuar's show yesterday. Not my cup of tea.
	11:32am trent: this is another thing we have in common, can i point people to http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Wildbirds_and_Peacedrums/Live_on_Sound_and_Safe_with_Trent_at_WFMU_92109/Chain_of_Steel
	11:39am Laurie: Oh, the members of Sonic Youth were being too-cool jerks to Nardwuar and then gave him noogies and went through his stuff and smashed a rare record he brought. Andrew W.K. saw this and decided he didn't ever want to be like that, so that's why he's such a fun guy.
	11:40am Laurie: PS: This is my favorite Andrew W.K. interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6H6n_onZI0
	11:40am timmy: I LOVE this song!!!
	11:41am GP: Emile is about 90 lbs of nuclear hotness. Laurie, Thanks.. found the Sonic Youth Interview..it was just strange. A W.K. is cool, wish I lived closed to NYC to check out his place.
	11:42am GP: I'm just going to give up on spelling for today.
	11:43am Mr. Ghoti: Phine, then.
	11:44am timmy: am going to have "a-chi-li-pu" in my head all day. thank you madam DJ!
	11:49am Tuck: This is starting to become my favorite daytime music show featuring a girl, on wfmu.org! .. On Thursdays.. :D
	11:58am Mischief: PLEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAASSSSSEEEEEE can you play some Art Paul Schlosser
	12:14pm afib: it's like i died and when to heaven. i just discovered this station. something like my dreams. inspiring stuff to pull from!!!!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 15, 2009

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