WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 23, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:02am Josh RVA: Hello Trouble!
	9:04am trouble: good morning josh rva, good morning all!
	9:05am annie: i'm still not used to this, trouble, this day-switch...
	9:09am ao: good morning!
	9:09am CheriPi: Sounding wonderful.
	9:12am trouble: tuesday is not thursday annie, i agree.
	9:14am annie: sadly, yes. 'tis true... i still have to mentally re-arrange my week each time i hear your show..
	9:20am jgiles: finally catch your show as you do it. what a luxury! thanks trouble.
	9:28am trouble: thank you jgiles, that is nice to hear
	9:31am Parq: Thanks for the phabulous Phylis. I heard her do that "Playtex living bra died" line on TY many times, but never the full version before.
	9:33am CheriPi: I'm glad you played Phyllis-I'm too young to have heard her perform her comedy like that-only references to it.
	9:39am Cecile: Aw, Phyllis is great. A late bloomer, a real role model for women, and hilarious.
	9:41am Cecile: I borrowed a Jan Svankmayer DVD from a friend, and my house was robbed before I could watch it. I found him a copy, but am too afraid to borrow it again
	9:41am Cecile: Totie Fields? Anne Meara? Elaine May?
	9:45am Magda: I'm loving this song. I'm listening to it at work, and it's getting me in the mood. And I am multislacking.
	9:46am BSI: whoa; I thought I was the Dieter Moebius completist in the room, and yet I see on yonder playlist something I ain't heard yet...! Egad, I'm late!
	9:46am Cecile: And standup, until the early 80s at least, was most definitely a man's game.
	9:47am Angry Catman: Moondog!! Huzzah!! That guy apparently used to hang out right outside my building. Love the Moondog.
	9:48am BSI: ...and whatsis about Jan Svankmajer? His PUNCH AND JUDY is one of my favorite films by anybody. For the sound as much as the visuals.
	9:49am Ringy-dingy: Nice to be listening for once from the Eastern Time Zone, Trouble. Happy birthday, D.J. Icepack!
	9:49am Cecile: Trouble played the soundtrack from a game of stones
	9:49am Cecile: Which I have seen and was the reason why I borroed the cursed DVD.
	9:50am ffrr: Cecile, don't forget Joan Rivers was a big deal back in the day, subbing for Carson & whatnot.
	9:51am Cecile: How could I forget Joan? Jeez, thanks! Yes, Joan. She was even big in the 70s.
	9:52am Cecile: Remember that dreadful movie "Rabbit Test?"
	9:52am lilsis: Bonjour Trouble
	9:53am Cecile: But there were great comic actresses in the 60s and 70s. I still miss Madeline Kahn. So good. About the only factor that made Mark II of the Cosby Show any good.
	9:55am annie: i've been posting harpo marx videos on FB... dj icepack shares his birthday, today with that amazing musician and comedian.
	9:55am Magda: i just watched Blazing Saddles, her Marlene Dietrich was dead on!! I don't remember if she won the oscar but she was nominated for it.
	9:56am Jennique: Good morning Trouble! Thanks for the stop-motion animation shout out. I am a huge fan of Jan and all the greats and even created a movie myself which took YEARS. I give stop-motion animators a ton of credit for their patience and work.
	10:01am trouble: good morning lilsis! and good morning jennique!
	10:02am Cecile: Hey, annie!
	10:03am Cecile: Speaking of hilarious stop-motion, did anyone here see "A Town Called Panic"? I laughed until I couldn't breathe any more.
	10:03am texas scott: hellough...
	10:06am annie: ts.. !! cecile!!!!! hey y'all
	10:06am tim: Rusty Warren...
	10:07am Cecile: Yes, tim! Bottoms up!
	10:10am trouble: good morning texas scott
	10:11am Mike East: I'm with you on Madeline Kahn. Great in all her Mel Brooks appearances. I had a thing for her as the empress in History of the World when I was a kid.
	10:11am tim: Oh yeah, Moms Mabley too. Her routines about having an affair with the Kennedys are pretty hilarious.
	10:12am Cecile: Oh, yeah! Moms!
	10:13am texas scott: happy t'giving,everbuddy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqZ_5GICeyM
	10:13am Cecile: Minnie Pearl!
	10:15am still b/p: I was half-tempted by a Rusty Warren album at Goodwill the other day. And the back-of-sleeve copy on a record like that is always a kick. (I definitely shoulda picked up the Paul Revere & the Raiders album for the extraordinarily purple prose profiles of the boys on the back. The Mark Lindsay bit alone is worth the 99 cents.)
	10:16am ffrr: Fanny Brice was a pioneer in vaudeville and radio as well.
	10:16am BSI: That rusty warren stuff is classic. Bounces Back, Knockers Up, all great.
	10:17am dc pat: town called panic is hilarious, thanks Cecile.
	10:18am tim: Rusty's interview in one of the Incredibly Strange Music books is awesome. Shows how much of an ass kicker she was.
	10:18am Cecile: I remember that interview well. Ahead of her time! Knockers up!
	10:19am BSI: still is, evidently. http://www.rustywarren.com/
	10:22am Cecile: AW, YEAH.
	10:22am Sylvie: Flight of the conchords yeaaaaaahhhh
	10:23am βrian: It's Tuesday morning, and it's all on.
	10:24am emily: thanks for bringing on the man Jemaine! he wears the socks!
	10:25am still b/p: He's.....too socksy for his sex.
	10:25am Cecile: everyday is Wednesday when the J-man is in the house.
	10:35am northguineahills: morning everyone!
	10:46am rallyjonny: RL Burnside's birthday today, everybody. Happy Burnside!
	10:57am esch oder anarchie: That was one of those perfect skips ... seemed programmed .... haunting ...
	10:58am βrian: Vinyl has such a rich, rich, rich, rich sound ...
	10:58am john: i hope that skipping was NOT intentional.. because it worked out so perfectly.
	10:58am Parq: Younger listeners were not around for the days, in the early 80s, when records were routinely allowed to skip for a full minute or two before they were corrected.
	11:02am βrian: Back when the DJ would say, Brother can you spare a dime? Then tape it to the tone arm.
	11:05am Parq: βrian, nice big grin over here.
	11:05am still b/p: In non-radio play....Over The Hills and Far Away skipped so reliably in the same spots on a church youth center jukebox that the stuck/repeated bits remain part of the way the song's wired in my head.
	11:07am lilsis: I think you should make Green cupcakes for DJ Ice Pack's Birthday, oh wait, been there, done that!
	11:07am Kevin: tack från sverige!
	11:07am listener gary: When did you move to Tuesday? I thought people were doing fill in's for you on the Right day!! Best...
	11:27am Angry Catman: Great track there by Sharon Van Etten. Holy smokes.
	11:36am trs: "and carrots", but not parsnips? Potato potato?
	11:40am v k: flat out love your show Trouble - many thanks
	11:41am Lou: Road trip to Rocky Point?
	11:42am Lee: I lived in Providence for over 13 years and saw some of its most creative musical output in that time but Blossom Dearie wrote my favorite RI song, hands down.
	11:42am Parq: Happy BD to DJIP, a newly minted tweenager.
	11:45am Jennique: Happy birthday DJ Icepack! Is he from Rhode Island?
	11:48am Jennique: Oh wow, I've never heard a reggae version of Don't Take Your Guns to Town. Makes the whole song kinda chipper, unlike the man in black's version.
	11:49am kamikaze: 5 mins late!
	11:50am Mike East: great show today!
	11:53am trouble: http://www.opacity.us/site58_rocky_point_amusement_park.htm rocky point! aaawwww...
	11:54am Clyde: I love me some can TING TING TING
	11:55am trouble: thanks mike! no jennique, Dj icepack was born in NYC, but jersey grown. hello Leigh, fellow risd-er?
	11:55am trouble: thanks v k!
	11:56am don: 1 million thank yous for the string of perfect vibarations, trouble.
	11:58am trouble: good vibes back at you don

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 23, 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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November 23, 2010: two shades of green in the icepack dust

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
antenne	ttreaa #7 "ttreaa #7" by "antenne"	#3					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
sun city girls	black orchid "black orchid" by "sun city girls"	funeral mariachi	abduction			*	0:06:00 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	si je le retrouve un jour	musique saoule					0:08:59 (Pop-up)
moebius	falsche ruhe "falsche ruhe" by "moebius"	OST blue moon	bureau B	1986		*	0:11:30 (Pop-up)
lesser/matmos/wobbly	a/2 "a/2" by "lesser/matmos/wobbly"	simultaneous quodilibet	important			*	0:15:39 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	whoopee ti yi yo "whoopee ti yi yo" by "karen dalton"	green rocky road					0:18:00 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	j'ecoute de la musique saoule	musique saoule		1978			0:21:02 (Pop-up)
moebius	intro 2 "intro 2" by "moebius"	ost blue moon				*	0:25:24 (Pop-up)
phyllis diller	the beauty parlor "the beauty parlor" by "phyllis diller"	the american comedy box vol 2 v/a					0:28:01 (Pop-up)
zdenek liska	ost a game with stones				toysand techinquies.blogspot.com		0:30:34 (Pop-up)

moondog	theme and variations "theme and variations" by "moondog"	the viking of sixth avenue					0:44:03 (Pop-up)
lilian hak	again "again" by "lilian hak"	old powder new guns				*	0:46:29 (Pop-up)
belbury poly	belbury poly logotone/ the hidden door	from an ancient star					0:49:52 (Pop-up)
pesteg dred	salt "salt" by "pesteg dred"	years of struggle against the lies, the stupidity and the cowardice	dark entries	1981		*	0:56:08 (Pop-up)
luisa maita	ai vem ele "ai vem ele" by "luisa maita"	lero-lero	cumbancha			*	0:58:59 (Pop-up)
park avenue music	saltwater "saltwater" by "park avenue music"	by hearts + horses					1:03:09 (Pop-up)

belle and sebastian	electronic renaissance	tigermilk					1:09:13 (Pop-up)
big star	the ballad of el goodo "the ballad of el goodo" by "big star"	Keep An Eye On The Sky (box set)					1:13:20 (Pop-up)
circle pit	infinity "infinity" by "circle pit"	bruise constellation	siltbreeze			*	1:17:37 (Pop-up)
flight of the conchords	business time						1:21:42 (Pop-up)
the bobbettes	rock and ree-ah-zole( the teen age talk)	great googly moo	ace			*	1:26:20 (Pop-up)
milenasong	streicheln "streicheln" by "milenasong"	songs for bruno, knut and tom	monika				1:28:50 (Pop-up)
dj MDSB	all my friends ( lcd soundsystem vs. john cale)						1:33:50 (Pop-up)

	out of school "out of school"	a gatheriong of great poetry for children					1:42:48 (Pop-up)
juana molina vs kasai all stars	hoy supe que viajas	tradi-mods vs rockers	crammed discs			*	1:44:50 (Pop-up)
communicators and black experience band	the road	rare funk liberation v/a					1:47:39 (Pop-up)
jamie lidell	big drift "big drift" by "jamie lidell"	compass					1:52:27 (Pop-up)
ingar nilsson/georg riedels orkester	kalle teodor	OST pippi langstrump pa de sju haven					1:55:27 (Pop-up)
RL Burnside	been mistreated "been mistreated" by "RL Burnside"	come on in					1:58:12 (Pop-up)
peter whitehead	tunnel of love "tunnel of love" by "peter whitehead"	orbitones, spoon harps and bellowphones v/a					2:00:36 (Pop-up)
	merja mojsi "merja mojsi"	OST pippi langstrump pa de sju haven					2:02:36 (Pop-up)

sebastien tellier	manty "manty" by "sebastien tellier"	sexuality					2:10:43 (Pop-up)
liquid liquid	bell head "bell head" by "liquid liquid"						2:14:27 (Pop-up)
vetiver	amour fou "amour fou" by "vetiver"	vetiver					2:16:21 (Pop-up)
sharon van etten	Dsharpg "Dsharpg" by "sharon van etten"	epic	ba da bing			*	2:20:28 (Pop-up)
marika papagika	hrissaido "hrissaido" by "marika papagika"	Marika Papagika	mississippi	1919-28		*	2:26:49 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg	voyage "voyage" by "charlotte gainsbourg"	IRM					2:29:42 (Pop-up)
timmy's organism	silver mountain "silver mountain" by "timmy's organism"	rise of the green gorilla	sacred bones			*	2:33:33 (Pop-up)
the style council	a man of great promise	our favorite shop deluxe					2:36:53 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	rhode island is famous for you						2:40:49 (Pop-up)

hopeton lewis	don't take your guns to town	trojan country reggae box set v/a					2:46:19 (Pop-up)
the impressions	sooner or later "sooner or later" by "the impressions"						2:49:38 (Pop-up)
can	sing swan song "sing swan song" by "can"	ege bamyasi					2:52:34 (Pop-up)
peter walker	camel ride "camel ride" by "peter walker"	long lost tapes 1970					2:57:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Josh RVA: Hello Trouble!
	9:04am trouble: good morning josh rva, good morning all!
	9:05am annie: i'm still not used to this, trouble, this day-switch...
	9:09am ao: good morning!
	9:09am CheriPi: Sounding wonderful.
	9:12am trouble: tuesday is not thursday annie, i agree.
	9:14am annie: sadly, yes. 'tis true... i still have to mentally re-arrange my week each time i hear your show..
	9:20am jgiles: finally catch your show as you do it. what a luxury! thanks trouble.
	9:28am trouble: thank you jgiles, that is nice to hear
	9:31am Parq: Thanks for the phabulous Phylis. I heard her do that "Playtex living bra died" line on TY many times, but never the full version before.
	9:33am CheriPi: I'm glad you played Phyllis-I'm too young to have heard her perform her comedy like that-only references to it.
	9:39am Cecile: Aw, Phyllis is great. A late bloomer, a real role model for women, and hilarious.
	9:41am Cecile: I borrowed a Jan Svankmayer DVD from a friend, and my house was robbed before I could watch it. I found him a copy, but am too afraid to borrow it again
	9:41am Cecile: Totie Fields? Anne Meara? Elaine May?
	9:45am Magda: I'm loving this song. I'm listening to it at work, and it's getting me in the mood. And I am multislacking.
	9:46am BSI: whoa; I thought I was the Dieter Moebius completist in the room, and yet I see on yonder playlist something I ain't heard yet...! Egad, I'm late!
	9:46am Cecile: And standup, until the early 80s at least, was most definitely a man's game.
	9:47am Angry Catman: Moondog!! Huzzah!! That guy apparently used to hang out right outside my building. Love the Moondog.
	9:48am BSI: ...and whatsis about Jan Svankmajer? His PUNCH AND JUDY is one of my favorite films by anybody. For the sound as much as the visuals.
	9:49am Ringy-dingy: Nice to be listening for once from the Eastern Time Zone, Trouble. Happy birthday, D.J. Icepack!
	9:49am Cecile: Trouble played the soundtrack from a game of stones
	9:49am Cecile: Which I have seen and was the reason why I borroed the cursed DVD.
	9:50am ffrr: Cecile, don't forget Joan Rivers was a big deal back in the day, subbing for Carson & whatnot.
	9:51am Cecile: How could I forget Joan? Jeez, thanks! Yes, Joan. She was even big in the 70s.
	9:52am Cecile: Remember that dreadful movie "Rabbit Test?"
	9:52am lilsis: Bonjour Trouble
	9:53am Cecile: But there were great comic actresses in the 60s and 70s. I still miss Madeline Kahn. So good. About the only factor that made Mark II of the Cosby Show any good.
	9:55am annie: i've been posting harpo marx videos on FB... dj icepack shares his birthday, today with that amazing musician and comedian.
	9:55am Magda: i just watched Blazing Saddles, her Marlene Dietrich was dead on!! I don't remember if she won the oscar but she was nominated for it.
	9:56am Jennique: Good morning Trouble! Thanks for the stop-motion animation shout out. I am a huge fan of Jan and all the greats and even created a movie myself which took YEARS. I give stop-motion animators a ton of credit for their patience and work.
	10:01am trouble: good morning lilsis! and good morning jennique!
	10:02am Cecile: Hey, annie!
	10:03am Cecile: Speaking of hilarious stop-motion, did anyone here see "A Town Called Panic"? I laughed until I couldn't breathe any more.
	10:03am texas scott: hellough...
	10:06am annie: ts.. !! cecile!!!!! hey y'all
	10:06am tim: Rusty Warren...
	10:07am Cecile: Yes, tim! Bottoms up!
	10:10am trouble: good morning texas scott
	10:11am Mike East: I'm with you on Madeline Kahn. Great in all her Mel Brooks appearances. I had a thing for her as the empress in History of the World when I was a kid.
	10:11am tim: Oh yeah, Moms Mabley too. Her routines about having an affair with the Kennedys are pretty hilarious.
	10:12am Cecile: Oh, yeah! Moms!
	10:13am texas scott: happy t'giving,everbuddy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqZ_5GICeyM
	10:13am Cecile: Minnie Pearl!
	10:15am still b/p: I was half-tempted by a Rusty Warren album at Goodwill the other day. And the back-of-sleeve copy on a record like that is always a kick. (I definitely shoulda picked up the Paul Revere & the Raiders album for the extraordinarily purple prose profiles of the boys on the back. The Mark Lindsay bit alone is worth the 99 cents.)
	10:16am ffrr: Fanny Brice was a pioneer in vaudeville and radio as well.
	10:16am BSI: That rusty warren stuff is classic. Bounces Back, Knockers Up, all great.
	10:17am dc pat: town called panic is hilarious, thanks Cecile.
	10:18am tim: Rusty's interview in one of the Incredibly Strange Music books is awesome. Shows how much of an ass kicker she was.
	10:18am Cecile: I remember that interview well. Ahead of her time! Knockers up!
	10:19am BSI: still is, evidently. http://www.rustywarren.com/
	10:22am Cecile: AW, YEAH.
	10:22am Sylvie: Flight of the conchords yeaaaaaahhhh
	10:23am βrian: It's Tuesday morning, and it's all on.
	10:24am emily: thanks for bringing on the man Jemaine! he wears the socks!
	10:25am still b/p: He's.....too socksy for his sex.
	10:25am Cecile: everyday is Wednesday when the J-man is in the house.
	10:35am northguineahills: morning everyone!
	10:46am rallyjonny: RL Burnside's birthday today, everybody. Happy Burnside!
	10:57am esch oder anarchie: That was one of those perfect skips ... seemed programmed .... haunting ...
	10:58am βrian: Vinyl has such a rich, rich, rich, rich sound ...
	10:58am john: i hope that skipping was NOT intentional.. because it worked out so perfectly.
	10:58am Parq: Younger listeners were not around for the days, in the early 80s, when records were routinely allowed to skip for a full minute or two before they were corrected.
	11:02am βrian: Back when the DJ would say, Brother can you spare a dime? Then tape it to the tone arm.
	11:05am Parq: βrian, nice big grin over here.
	11:05am still b/p: In non-radio play....Over The Hills and Far Away skipped so reliably in the same spots on a church youth center jukebox that the stuck/repeated bits remain part of the way the song's wired in my head.
	11:07am lilsis: I think you should make Green cupcakes for DJ Ice Pack's Birthday, oh wait, been there, done that!
	11:07am Kevin: tack från sverige!
	11:07am listener gary: When did you move to Tuesday? I thought people were doing fill in's for you on the Right day!! Best...
	11:27am Angry Catman: Great track there by Sharon Van Etten. Holy smokes.
	11:36am trs: "and carrots", but not parsnips? Potato potato?
	11:40am v k: flat out love your show Trouble - many thanks
	11:41am Lou: Road trip to Rocky Point?
	11:42am Lee: I lived in Providence for over 13 years and saw some of its most creative musical output in that time but Blossom Dearie wrote my favorite RI song, hands down.
	11:42am Parq: Happy BD to DJIP, a newly minted tweenager.
	11:45am Jennique: Happy birthday DJ Icepack! Is he from Rhode Island?
	11:48am Jennique: Oh wow, I've never heard a reggae version of Don't Take Your Guns to Town. Makes the whole song kinda chipper, unlike the man in black's version.
	11:49am kamikaze: 5 mins late!
	11:50am Mike East: great show today!
	11:53am trouble: http://www.opacity.us/site58_rocky_point_amusement_park.htm rocky point! aaawwww...
	11:54am Clyde: I love me some can TING TING TING
	11:55am trouble: thanks mike! no jennique, Dj icepack was born in NYC, but jersey grown. hello Leigh, fellow risd-er?
	11:55am trouble: thanks v k!
	11:56am don: 1 million thank yous for the string of perfect vibarations, trouble.
	11:58am trouble: good vibes back at you don

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 23, 2010

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