WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 25, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:03am otak: I love thursdays
	9:05am Reporter: What would you call that hairstyle you're wearing?
	9:05am George: Arthur.
	9:06am JCityJensen: AAHHHHH Thusday morning finalliy! fun things do to after snowpocalypse - http://tinyurl.com/yeptk2z and http://tinyurl.com/yzx3x3c
	9:06am trouble: good morning thursday snowflakes, good to see you!
	9:09am Ringo: "A haircut".
	9:18am Sandy in Houston: I <3 cryptacize
	9:19am BSI: Reporter: I'd call it "criminal negligence"
	9:21am Parq: I'm running around gearing up to brave the elements, so I'm late on this, but that Boswells track was a treat.
	9:26am annie: good morning all!!.....
	9:27am annie: for the record, and for what it's worth?? .... relocating at eastertide for downeast maine!!
	9:27am elvie: Trouble - I don't usually make requests, but do you have any Michael Hurley you could play?
	9:30am trouble: sorry elvie, today i am adrift on the 4th floor, 2 floors away from the record library...
	9:31am I came to Maine to go Insane: Trouble - you are my only vice. Co-workers be damned while I rock my headphones from 9-12 on Thursdays. Thankyouthankyouthankyou.
	9:32am elvie: oh ok! fuhgeddaboutit. thanks, trouble! i am loving the show today, by the way.
	9:38am annie: Insane- i'm all about rockin the co-workers
	9:41am newsjoe: Diggin' the set so far, Trouble! Good company for a snowy quiet day at work.
	9:43am dale: morning all. just waiting for the snow to get deep enough to bust out the snowshoes. interestingly i just saw an ice delivery truck brave the impassable road.
	9:48am trouble: smiling now that both channels are coming through loud and clear!
	9:48am J-Mar: those birds sure do come in handy, Trouble! do they fly around the studio between talk breaks?
	9:55am sugarwolf: It's snowing here, but I am waiting for the SNOWICANE
	9:56am sugarwolf: Also hoping work closes before I have to go in.
	9:57am uga librarian: how much less dehumanizing the data entry seems right now....
	9:58am trouble: that's a good one sugarwolf! quickly knit yourself up a sleigh.
	10:04am sugarwolf: oh I'm sorry, the proper term for this weather is FEBRUARY FURY
	10:07am Chris: I had some snowicane once; messed me up bad.
	10:13am Brian: Music to parse XML by.
	10:17am TC: Works pretty well for editing in xml too.
	10:18am FreshAsparagus: The sweet samba vibe you're promoting is a warm + welcome counterpoint to the snow. Love it!
	10:20am still b/p: Bring Nancy Sinatra into the studio to recut Sugartown as Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snowicane.
	10:20am Brian: @TC You have a valid point and, no doubt, many fine attributes.
	10:24am dale: i saw john sex at the pyramid - now THERE was an art hairdo. flakes are immense right now - like an inch and ahalf across!
	10:26am ao: Ah, if only it would snow. Boston has nothing but february rain. Who needs that?
	10:27am Salty underbody: Me.
	10:30am Rusty Springfield: Get a good splash while you can.
	10:32am Devin: The birds are back from their smoke break...
	10:33am Cecile: a store I used to visit had a huge cage of zebra finches
	10:37am dale: i used to have parakeets. they'd fly around the apartment and sit on your finger. do NOT leave in a draft or get a cat.
	10:39am Parq: @Dale, 10:24 - by any chance, when you saw JSex at the 'Myd, was it on a Sunday in Spring '83? If so, I was at that show too.
	10:40am quinn: awwwwh your giggles always make me feel happy when i listen to your show!
	10:40am dc pat: I could really use some Kyu Sakamoto about now...
	10:41am annie: cecile, i love zebra finches, had a cagefull myself.. they had babies many times.
	10:42am Webhamster Henry: Linda Perhacs is always appreciated!
	10:44am dale: parq, it was in that time period. i don't know how often he performed there. his hair was about a yard high with a swoop and he wore a jock strap and chaps if that helps.
	10:45am Lenny: Thank you for Linda Perhacs!
	10:45am Brian: Thinking about Malai Kofta Kashmiri again ...
	10:47am Cecile: Their babies are so adorable. Just little balls of silver fluff. I like birds, but I'm so not a bird person, although they like me. I've had some grouchy old cocktoos sit on my shoulder when I was doing research for a piece on a bird rescue.
	10:51am Parq: We had the cutest parakeet in the world, but he died about five years ago. We still have our cockatiel, who perks up happily during Trouble's mike breaks.
	10:55am Cecile: Nice, Parq!
	11:00am BSI: oh jeez, so I come back from a break and see the topic has turned to curry. And me without having brought my lunch today. hm.
	11:02am NS Andy: Yes, Trouble. I am here in Nova Scotia, on St. Margarets Bay. Unfortunately, our snow is rapidly disappearing. But yes, snow on the beach is an amazing thing. Those birds sound a bit like Old Squaw ducks that winter on the bay here.
	11:02am north guinea hills: fyi, i used to teach weather & climate at Hunter College once upon a time. (now i'm just a geographer)
	11:03am dale: i think the running of the wooly catepillars in the fall is a good indication of a hard winter
	11:03am annie: pocono record had five different weather prognostications from various sources, for the same storm, and all of them were different.
	11:03am Cecile: Trouble, you are a good homeowner. There are so many people who are not as diligent as you, and I curse them as I slide around on the sidewalk.
	11:05am Cecile: I even think cooking is a kind of revolutionary act these days. And I rarely make statements like that.
	11:06am zazani: yea i saw a review or that book . iwas wondering if it was a good read. what is the name again or author? thanks for warmin us up!
	11:08am north guinea hills: i enjoy sliding around on the sidewalks in the snow. WEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! (thump)
	11:08am Zucchini: Don't eat me, I am not that tasty!
	11:10am Carrot: Take a bite outta me! I am orange and have a great crunch!
	11:12am annie: cecile; great website for foodies: "serious eats" the recipes are plentiful and the photographs, well.... nuff said
	11:14am Garden Hose: Don't even bother trying to eat me. Boil, Bake, broast - don't matter, I am still a rubber hose with a metal thread at each end.
	11:14am Drunk right now: I love Epic Soundtracks.
	11:15am trouble: yes cecile i agree cooking is a revolutionary act nowadays. how did that happen? crazy! the name of the great book that i am reading is 'shop class as soulcraft' by matthew b. crawford.
	11:18am Cecile: I like that getting back to working with your hands is becoming more popular and necessary. However, there is always the risk of romanticizing it too much. Sometimes a dude who's good with a hammer is just a dude who's good with a hammer...
	11:20am Cecile: I think cooking got made to seem difficult and exotic and then there were so many easy alternatives that you didn't need to do it. But good old home cooking is good therapy for the brain, the heart and the budget.
	11:21am Carmichael: Hiya Trouble and all other people of popularity. My God, am I busy.
	11:21am Microwave: 93% of people us me to cook dinner everynight!
	11:21am seang: anybody goin to see T-Model Ford in somerville, ma tonight--he's a bad man
	11:22am Chris: Is home cooking anything like home schooling?
	11:23am Parq: Old "BC" gag, from his pre-Jesus period: we see wooly worms every year, but it's going to be a real bad winter when they're wearing ski masks.
	11:25am Hotel Desk Bell: Give me a good slap to bring attention to the staff that you need assistance! I make quite the sound!
	11:26am dale: why did the worms cross the road? seriously, that's where i see them in october - i swerve to avoid them.
	11:27am Cecile: they both have "home" in them. And depending what lunch was for the kids, also lots of potatoes.
	11:31am Chris: Coincidentally The Clientele are performing on The View today.
	11:32am otak: Ni school ni supermarket teach you how to be a human
	11:36am dale: re: soulcraft: we need a new deal today that supports crafts and tradesmen - NOT traders and bank execs.
	11:38am Chris: apparently barbara walters is a HUGE fan.
	11:42am Jeff from St.Paul: Is the Playlist accurate? I am positive I heard Big Star not too long ago and its not on the playlist.
	11:44am BSI: Chris: what's more, she OSCILLATES!
	11:44am trouble: the big star you heard was epic soundtracks covering night time...
	11:46am dale: was that a ricky nelson tune?
	11:49am Jeff from St. Paul: Anyone heard the new Joanna Newsom? 3LP
	11:50am Scrooge McDuck: "Ducktails, woo ooo,... something something, so exciting..."
	11:52am dale: this reminds me of old richard pinhas
	11:58am Parq: @ Jeff: the playlist is philosophically accurate.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 25, 2010

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

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February 25, 2010: the return of the art hairdo

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
vetiver	no one word "no one word" by "vetiver"	to find me gone				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
boswell sisters	shout sister shout	shout sisters shout 1925-34				0:06:06 (Pop-up)
moon duo	winter "winter" by "moon duo"	sacred bones records, winter 2009 v/a	sacred bones	12"	*	0:08:51 (Pop-up)
cryptacize	one block wonders "one block wonders" by "cryptacize"	mythomania				0:15:27 (Pop-up)
hype williams	white mike "white mike" by "hype williams"					0:19:20 (Pop-up)
shrift	snow samba "snow samba" by "shrift"	lost in a moment				0:20:55 (Pop-up)
richard crandell	sinkiang "sinkiang" by "richard crandell"	in the flower of our youth				0:24:50 (Pop-up)
richard crandell	beckoning "beckoning" by "richard crandell"	spring steel	tzadik			0:28:00 (Pop-up)

freakwater	lonesome sound "lonesome sound" by "freakwater"	american songbook v/a				0:39:19 (Pop-up)
alceu valenca e geraldo azevedo	78 rotacoes	alceu valenca e geraldo azevedo				0:44:09 (Pop-up)
creation rebel	drum talk "drum talk" by "creation rebel"	Psychotic Jonkanoo				0:49:58 (Pop-up)
the pops	som imaginario de jimmi hendrix	brazilian fuzz guitar bananas v/a	world psychedelic funk classics		*	0:54:00 (Pop-up)
gary war	grounds for termination (phil gone mix)	sacred bones records, winter 2009 v/a	sacred bones		*	0:56:52 (Pop-up)
isabelle aubret	la ville est la (mas que nada)					1:00:44 (Pop-up)

blue mitchell	coliision in black "coliision in black" by "blue mitchell"	solid state amplified soundwaves from...v/a				1:07:38 (Pop-up)
phoenix	rome(neighbors remix with devendra banhart)					1:12:25 (Pop-up)
coralie clement	samba de mon coeur qui bat	salle des pas perdus				1:14:53 (Pop-up)
antena	the boy/ remix by steve yanko x antena	versiones speciales camino del sol				1:18:56 (Pop-up)
becki bluefield	somebody's gonna plow your field	plantation gold: the mad genius of shelby s singelton jr& plantation/SSS records 1967-76 v/a				1:24:03 (Pop-up)
tuguchili elia	elia's father "elia's father" by "tuguchili elia"	Umalali: The Garifuna Women's Collective v/a	cumbancha		*	1:29:07 (Pop-up)

Charalambides	was now living "was now living" by "Charalambides"	branches				1:33:15 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his arkestra	stuff like that there	the second stop is jupiter	norton		*	1:38:34 (Pop-up)
linda perhacs	porcelain baked-over cast iron wedding	parallelograms				1:41:35 (Pop-up)
alex reece	jazz master remixed by kruder and dorfmeister	the K&D sessions V/A				1:46:18 (Pop-up)
rahsaan roland kirk	the black and crazy blues	the inflated tear				1:53:08 (Pop-up)

simone white	st. louis blues "st. louis blues" by "simone white"	yakiimo				2:05:16 (Pop-up)
yuka honda	last night ,late ,by the lake	heart chamber phantoms	tzadik		*	2:06:07 (Pop-up)
epic soundtracks	night time "night time" by "epic soundtracks"					2:12:32 (Pop-up)
undersea poem	makes me happy "makes me happy" by "undersea poem"	undersea poem	six degrees			2:24:19 (Pop-up)
uncle woody sullender & seamus cater	the edge of a squall	when we get to meeting	dead CEO	Vinyl	*	2:19:19 (Pop-up)
holly miranda	joints "joints" by "holly miranda"				*	2:23:08 (Pop-up)
the clientele	lace wings "lace wings" by "the clientele"	7" singles				2:28:50 (Pop-up)
les elles	une elle "une elle" by "les elles"	les elles				2:33:06 (Pop-up)

Joyce, Nana Vasconcelos, Mauricio Maestro	clarana	visions of dawn				2:42:21 (Pop-up)
johnny hallyday	l'idole des jeunes					2:42:51 (Pop-up)
el perro del mar	you can't steal a gift	from the valley to the stars				2:45:39 (Pop-up)
ducktails	parasailing "parasailing" by "ducktails"					2:47:07 (Pop-up)
pan ron	jombang jet "jombang jet" by "pan ron"	Dengue Fever Presents... Electric Cambodia (V/A)	minky		*	2:53:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am otak: I love thursdays
	9:05am Reporter: What would you call that hairstyle you're wearing?
	9:05am George: Arthur.
	9:06am JCityJensen: AAHHHHH Thusday morning finalliy! fun things do to after snowpocalypse - http://tinyurl.com/yeptk2z and http://tinyurl.com/yzx3x3c
	9:06am trouble: good morning thursday snowflakes, good to see you!
	9:09am Ringo: "A haircut".
	9:18am Sandy in Houston: I <3 cryptacize
	9:19am BSI: Reporter: I'd call it "criminal negligence"
	9:21am Parq: I'm running around gearing up to brave the elements, so I'm late on this, but that Boswells track was a treat.
	9:26am annie: good morning all!!.....
	9:27am annie: for the record, and for what it's worth?? .... relocating at eastertide for downeast maine!!
	9:27am elvie: Trouble - I don't usually make requests, but do you have any Michael Hurley you could play?
	9:30am trouble: sorry elvie, today i am adrift on the 4th floor, 2 floors away from the record library...
	9:31am I came to Maine to go Insane: Trouble - you are my only vice. Co-workers be damned while I rock my headphones from 9-12 on Thursdays. Thankyouthankyouthankyou.
	9:32am elvie: oh ok! fuhgeddaboutit. thanks, trouble! i am loving the show today, by the way.
	9:38am annie: Insane- i'm all about rockin the co-workers
	9:41am newsjoe: Diggin' the set so far, Trouble! Good company for a snowy quiet day at work.
	9:43am dale: morning all. just waiting for the snow to get deep enough to bust out the snowshoes. interestingly i just saw an ice delivery truck brave the impassable road.
	9:48am trouble: smiling now that both channels are coming through loud and clear!
	9:48am J-Mar: those birds sure do come in handy, Trouble! do they fly around the studio between talk breaks?
	9:55am sugarwolf: It's snowing here, but I am waiting for the SNOWICANE
	9:56am sugarwolf: Also hoping work closes before I have to go in.
	9:57am uga librarian: how much less dehumanizing the data entry seems right now....
	9:58am trouble: that's a good one sugarwolf! quickly knit yourself up a sleigh.
	10:04am sugarwolf: oh I'm sorry, the proper term for this weather is FEBRUARY FURY
	10:07am Chris: I had some snowicane once; messed me up bad.
	10:13am Brian: Music to parse XML by.
	10:17am TC: Works pretty well for editing in xml too.
	10:18am FreshAsparagus: The sweet samba vibe you're promoting is a warm + welcome counterpoint to the snow. Love it!
	10:20am still b/p: Bring Nancy Sinatra into the studio to recut Sugartown as Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snow Snowicane.
	10:20am Brian: @TC You have a valid point and, no doubt, many fine attributes.
	10:24am dale: i saw john sex at the pyramid - now THERE was an art hairdo. flakes are immense right now - like an inch and ahalf across!
	10:26am ao: Ah, if only it would snow. Boston has nothing but february rain. Who needs that?
	10:27am Salty underbody: Me.
	10:30am Rusty Springfield: Get a good splash while you can.
	10:32am Devin: The birds are back from their smoke break...
	10:33am Cecile: a store I used to visit had a huge cage of zebra finches
	10:37am dale: i used to have parakeets. they'd fly around the apartment and sit on your finger. do NOT leave in a draft or get a cat.
	10:39am Parq: @Dale, 10:24 - by any chance, when you saw JSex at the 'Myd, was it on a Sunday in Spring '83? If so, I was at that show too.
	10:40am quinn: awwwwh your giggles always make me feel happy when i listen to your show!
	10:40am dc pat: I could really use some Kyu Sakamoto about now...
	10:41am annie: cecile, i love zebra finches, had a cagefull myself.. they had babies many times.
	10:42am Webhamster Henry: Linda Perhacs is always appreciated!
	10:44am dale: parq, it was in that time period. i don't know how often he performed there. his hair was about a yard high with a swoop and he wore a jock strap and chaps if that helps.
	10:45am Lenny: Thank you for Linda Perhacs!
	10:45am Brian: Thinking about Malai Kofta Kashmiri again ...
	10:47am Cecile: Their babies are so adorable. Just little balls of silver fluff. I like birds, but I'm so not a bird person, although they like me. I've had some grouchy old cocktoos sit on my shoulder when I was doing research for a piece on a bird rescue.
	10:51am Parq: We had the cutest parakeet in the world, but he died about five years ago. We still have our cockatiel, who perks up happily during Trouble's mike breaks.
	10:55am Cecile: Nice, Parq!
	11:00am BSI: oh jeez, so I come back from a break and see the topic has turned to curry. And me without having brought my lunch today. hm.
	11:02am NS Andy: Yes, Trouble. I am here in Nova Scotia, on St. Margarets Bay. Unfortunately, our snow is rapidly disappearing. But yes, snow on the beach is an amazing thing. Those birds sound a bit like Old Squaw ducks that winter on the bay here.
	11:02am north guinea hills: fyi, i used to teach weather & climate at Hunter College once upon a time. (now i'm just a geographer)
	11:03am dale: i think the running of the wooly catepillars in the fall is a good indication of a hard winter
	11:03am annie: pocono record had five different weather prognostications from various sources, for the same storm, and all of them were different.
	11:03am Cecile: Trouble, you are a good homeowner. There are so many people who are not as diligent as you, and I curse them as I slide around on the sidewalk.
	11:05am Cecile: I even think cooking is a kind of revolutionary act these days. And I rarely make statements like that.
	11:06am zazani: yea i saw a review or that book . iwas wondering if it was a good read. what is the name again or author? thanks for warmin us up!
	11:08am north guinea hills: i enjoy sliding around on the sidewalks in the snow. WEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! (thump)
	11:08am Zucchini: Don't eat me, I am not that tasty!
	11:10am Carrot: Take a bite outta me! I am orange and have a great crunch!
	11:12am annie: cecile; great website for foodies: "serious eats" the recipes are plentiful and the photographs, well.... nuff said
	11:14am Garden Hose: Don't even bother trying to eat me. Boil, Bake, broast - don't matter, I am still a rubber hose with a metal thread at each end.
	11:14am Drunk right now: I love Epic Soundtracks.
	11:15am trouble: yes cecile i agree cooking is a revolutionary act nowadays. how did that happen? crazy! the name of the great book that i am reading is 'shop class as soulcraft' by matthew b. crawford.
	11:18am Cecile: I like that getting back to working with your hands is becoming more popular and necessary. However, there is always the risk of romanticizing it too much. Sometimes a dude who's good with a hammer is just a dude who's good with a hammer...
	11:20am Cecile: I think cooking got made to seem difficult and exotic and then there were so many easy alternatives that you didn't need to do it. But good old home cooking is good therapy for the brain, the heart and the budget.
	11:21am Carmichael: Hiya Trouble and all other people of popularity. My God, am I busy.
	11:21am Microwave: 93% of people us me to cook dinner everynight!
	11:21am seang: anybody goin to see T-Model Ford in somerville, ma tonight--he's a bad man
	11:22am Chris: Is home cooking anything like home schooling?
	11:23am Parq: Old "BC" gag, from his pre-Jesus period: we see wooly worms every year, but it's going to be a real bad winter when they're wearing ski masks.
	11:25am Hotel Desk Bell: Give me a good slap to bring attention to the staff that you need assistance! I make quite the sound!
	11:26am dale: why did the worms cross the road? seriously, that's where i see them in october - i swerve to avoid them.
	11:27am Cecile: they both have "home" in them. And depending what lunch was for the kids, also lots of potatoes.
	11:31am Chris: Coincidentally The Clientele are performing on The View today.
	11:32am otak: Ni school ni supermarket teach you how to be a human
	11:36am dale: re: soulcraft: we need a new deal today that supports crafts and tradesmen - NOT traders and bank execs.
	11:38am Chris: apparently barbara walters is a HUGE fan.
	11:42am Jeff from St.Paul: Is the Playlist accurate? I am positive I heard Big Star not too long ago and its not on the playlist.
	11:44am BSI: Chris: what's more, she OSCILLATES!
	11:44am trouble: the big star you heard was epic soundtracks covering night time...
	11:46am dale: was that a ricky nelson tune?
	11:49am Jeff from St. Paul: Anyone heard the new Joanna Newsom? 3LP
	11:50am Scrooge McDuck: "Ducktails, woo ooo,... something something, so exciting..."
	11:52am dale: this reminds me of old richard pinhas
	11:58am Parq: @ Jeff: the playlist is philosophically accurate.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 25, 2010

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