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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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Artist Track Album Label Year New Approx. start time
broadcast  drums on fire   Favoriting extended play 2        0:00:00 (Pop-up)
william tyler  to the finland station   Favoriting behold the spirit  tompkins square    *   0:03:31 (Pop-up)
maquiladora  D(obro) to F   Favoriting wirikuta  lotushouse    *   0:08:30 (Pop-up)
pascal comelade  moment   Favoriting detail monochrome    1985    0:13:54 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy  chanson sur toi et nous   Favoriting star        0:16:15 (Pop-up)
broadcast  belly dance   Favoriting extended play 2        0:20:11 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy  tout ce qu'on dit   Favoriting francoise hardy        0:24:48 (Pop-up)
broadcast  echo's answer   Favoriting echo's answer        0:26:37 (Pop-up)
 
catherine howe  up north   Favoriting what a beautiful place        0:34:39 (Pop-up)
belbury poly  caermaen   Favoriting farmers angle and the willows        0:39:20 (Pop-up)
clarinette  a shining cold   Favoriting transmuting fall  celebrate psi phenomenon    *   0:42:45 (Pop-up)
blur with laetitia sadier  to the end   Favoriting parklife        0:49:23 (Pop-up)
iggy pop  les feuilles mortes   Favoriting preliminaires        0:52:02 (Pop-up)
broadcast and the focus group  a quiet moment/i see, so i see so/you must wake   Favoriting Broadcast and The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age        0:56:09 (Pop-up)
kid smith & family  mama you're a mess   Favoriting baby how can it be? songs of love, lust and contempt from the 1920's & 30's v/a  dust to digital    *   1:00:01 (Pop-up)
cher  go now   Favoriting         1:07:54 (Pop-up)
 
antoine  juste quelque flocons qui tombent   Favoriting je reprends la route demain        1:11:33 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy  wenn dieses lied erklingt   Favoriting portrait in musik        1:14:19 (Pop-up)
the durutti column  party   Favoriting The Fruit Of The Original Sin (Les Disques du Crépuscule comp)        1:16:43 (Pop-up)
nezhnoe eto  Sosachki Electr Version (Les Sucettes)   Favoriting         1:20:16 (Pop-up)
Nelson Angelo e Joyce  sete cachorros   Favoriting Nelson Angelo e Joyce        1:22:33 (Pop-up)
paul haig  mad horses   Favoriting         1:25:35 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg  Boomerang   Favoriting         1:29:59 (Pop-up)
syl johnson  falling in love again   Favoriting complete mythology box  Numero Group    *   1:32:51 (Pop-up)
broadcast  pendulum   Favoriting pendulum        1:34:40 (Pop-up)
dënver  lo que quieras   Favoriting         1:39:16 (Pop-up)
 
eglantine gouzy  mr spoon ( two stones)   Favoriting hauschka versions of prepared piano v/a        1:52:17 (Pop-up)
colleen  past the long black land   Favoriting les ondes silencieuses        1:54:28 (Pop-up)
shirley collins  barbara allen   Favoriting sweet england    1958  *   1:58:04 (Pop-up)
cosmic rocker  lovegrass and magic   Favoriting the orchard compilation v 3        2:02:46 (Pop-up)
klaus & kinski  el ray del mambo y la reina de saba   Favoriting         2:08:47 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy  il pretesto   Favoriting         2:11:52 (Pop-up)
daft punk  the son of flynn   Favoriting ost tron      *   2:14:19 (Pop-up)
ginger ale  le grand sommeil   Favoriting         2:15:48 (Pop-up)
marianne dissard  la peau du lait   Favoriting l'abandon      *   2:19:53 (Pop-up)
 
orange juice  L.O.V.E love   Favoriting ...coals to newcastle      *   2:29:19 (Pop-up)
donald woods and the belairs  death of an angel   Favoriting         2:32:13 (Pop-up)
joe bataan  if i were a king   Favoriting saint latin's day massacre        2:35:23 (Pop-up)
the great experieince  don't forget to remember   Favoriting         2:39:30 (Pop-up)
soft circle  light bright   Favoriting shore obsessed      *   2:41:57 (Pop-up)
noonday underground  kiss me   Favoriting the K-O chorale      *   2:45:52 (Pop-up)
susanna  can't shake loose   Favoriting flower of evil        2:48:40 (Pop-up)
wild nothing  vultures like lovers   Favoriting golden haze  captured tracks    *   2:55:35 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  9:05am
annie:

morning trouble!
  9:05am
CheriPi:

G'Morning Trouble & Annie!
  9:12am
trouble:

good morning gals! good morning, good ice globes
  9:22am
texas scott:

howdy,trouble.

lurkin' in the background.
  9:23am
Andrew Glencross:

RIP, Trish. :(
  9:27am
trouble:

honoring trish's passing and francoise hardy's birhtday in one breathe...strange.
  9:29am
Tom:

Echo's Favorite .. favorite Broadcast song. The song that went through my head when I heard about Trish.
  9:35am
Jennique:

Happy soggy morning Trouble!
  9:37am
annie:

trouble do you have that iggy pop/francoise duet of i'll be seeing you?
  9:38am
david from ks.:

,,,admition to a hospital can be a death sentence for some people depending on the "disease" the patient has,,,,,
  9:48am
eí:

this is good, like La Monte Young covering Martin Luther Adams´ Into The White Silence. Also has a Colleen vibe to it...
  9:48am
trouble:

no annie i don't! i had never heard of of it till you mentioned it, thank you! i will now look for it!
  9:49am
eí:

i mean John Luther Adams
  9:49am
postmanpaul:

I wish I could take you up stairs to bed with me Irene, to listen to as I dose off beneath heavenly blips and bleeps and rare birds circling overhead...
  9:49am
Michael from Bay Ridge:

Hi Trouble! Any Francoise recommendations for a beginner?
  9:51am
Jennique:

I love this Blur/Françoise Hardy version of To The End. Great video too with Juliet Binoche.
  9:53am
don:

mornin trouble. lot of puddles out there and maybe i fell in love this weekend. thanks for keepin tuesday so ruby.
  9:53am
annie:

yar ya is: great tune
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3P_Lswdf8A
  9:55am
trouble:

good morn jennique! sad to say i forgot the francoise version and this album version is only with laetitia sadier, drats!
  10:00am
mike tp:

i made it in some spooky music too
  10:04am
postmanpaul:

Whoops, I'm done for. Forgive me Trouble for getting my Irenes and Troubles mixed up! It's been a hard day, believe me.
Hi dee hi annie and all commentators!
  10:05am
eí:

all this amazing music i´ve never heard before...
  10:10am
glenn:

i said to myself, "self, says i, can that possibly be cher singing go now"? and lo and behold, it was. and it was good.
  10:11am
glenn:

that said, i still like the moody blues version.
  10:13am
Adrian in London:

Afternoon/morning all, rushing round like an idiot but loving the show, esp Fabcoise of course.
  10:20am
annie:

trouble did you see that link? shall i email it to you?
  10:22am
mike tp:

its funny my niece from florida lives with me and my wife mary. jenna my niece cant get used to the weather i tell her jan and feb these 2 months you pay your dues walla its march. some funky music will warm us up too jenna s only 15
  10:22am
annie:

HI jenna!!!
  10:23am
Jennique:

Not sure what language this is, but like to think she's singing about slot cars.
  10:23am
trouble:

yes i saw it but didn't chec k it, is it the francoise and iggy?
  10:25am
annie:

yes, i can email it to you..
  10:26am
Michael from Bay Ridge:

Anyone have any favorite Francoise records to recommend to a newbie?
  10:28am
trouble:

sorry michael, i lost track: any greatest hits will do you. since she was an 60's pop star the singles were the thing back then.. in the 70's i really like the lowwwwww ness of "star", but then i do love all that she does practically.
  10:28am
annie:

looks like the only time an fmu dj played it was back in '98!
  10:29am
trouble:

i can grab it from the accuplaylist, thanks annie!
  10:33am
Michael from Bay Ridge:

Thanks, Trouble!
  10:33am
vanessa&german:

Hola, Trouble! We are loyal listeners from Hudson County but we decided to migrate South for the winter with the rest of the birds. Sending sunshine your way all the way from Santiago, Chile. Happy Birthday, Francoise!
  10:33am
mike tp:

annie jenna says hi
  10:34am
annie:

hehe, sweet!
  10:35am
vanessa&german:

@Michael from Bay Ridge: I picked up a Vogue Years greatest hits (double disc, 50 tracks) for $8 from Amazon...I found it to be a great intro to lovely Francoise.
  10:35am
trouble:

hola vanessa and german, chile sounds great right around now! hello mike tp.
  10:37am
Michael from Bay Ridge:

Thanks for the tip, Vaness & German!
  10:39am
moose:

i'm sorry i didn't realize how good broadcast was until these recent days
  10:43am
trrs:

Same here, moose. Good music. Sad news.
  10:43am
Adrian in London:

The two or three albums Françoise did in English are great too. Loads of them are on Spotify, if you have that in the US.
  10:44am
still b/p:

Morning from Maine.
How d'ya like our Gov.?

Governor LePalooka
Has recast Maine's renown:
Step back, lobster, moose and loon,
We're famed for a jackasss clown!
  10:45am
mike tp:

the gardens of gabool
  10:45am
Aaron:

You are not alone trouble, you are not aloneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
  10:47am
Issac from Tijuana:

é = ALT + 130
  10:47am
Mariano:

The umlaut (or trema as it's known in Spanish) is a stylistic thing, not grammatical, like the one over the N in Spinal Tap.
  10:47am
Michael from Munich:

An Umlaut over the E is not a part in the German language
  10:48am
Richard:

My 12 year old and I rejected that owls movie based on its trailer, during which the filmmakers essentially tell THE WHOLE STORY, INCLUDING IT'S TRIUMPHANT CONCLUSION, over the course of 5 minutes!
  10:48am
Webhamster Henry:

My kids picked up on the formulaic nature of Guardians of Ga'hoole adn there was no way they were going to see it. They look at www.kidsinmind.com to get a heads up on objectionable material, which they object to constantly.
  10:48am
mike tp:

fun with languages with trouble
  10:49am
Richard:

It must be too early in the morning for me. Please forgive my grammatical error. ITS TRIUMPHANT CONCLUSION
  10:50am
Mariano:

Btw, e-umlaut lower-case on a PC is [Alt] 0235. You have to enter the numbers on the numeric keypad instead of the top row of numbers. Have to keep the alt key pressed down as well.
  10:52am
Jennique:

Being at the museum of natural history, I can totally relate to bad foot traffic planning. COMPLETE bottleneck in the Hall of Human Origins renovation. HATE WALKING THRU THERE. Not right. Not right at all as it is a great hall.
  10:53am
Michael from Munich:

@Mariano What do I do if I don't have a numeric keypad on my laptop?
  10:53am
annie:

sorry bp... i heard a great piece on the show from 2-4 on WERU yesterday. he told it like it was.
  10:55am
trrs:

é è
ë Ë
  10:55am
Patrick and Emily:

good morning trouble. it was warm enough here to wake up to some song birds singing. but warm is relative...
  10:55am
Staceyjoy:

Great show today, Trouble! thank you xxxooo
  10:56am
trrs:

Loads of E's accented eeeetc. here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89
  10:58am
jaw:

Was the guy in the piano any good at MOMA?
  10:58am
trrs:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89
aka
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/É
  11:02am
vanessa&german:

Mariano answered the umlaut question, but turns out Denver is a Chilean band...thanks for the heads up, Trouble! Do you remember the name of that blog you were on last night?
  11:05am
BW:

Trouble - you already played this track! Aug 2nd 2007! jeesh
  11:07am
trouble:

hello stacey!!! vaness&german, the blog was http://revista69.com/
  11:11am
trouble:

thank you mariano!i did it, digital success.
  11:12am
still b/p:

annie -- I'll look for that in ERU archives if they add it. Thanks. I assume you mean the commentator told it like it was, not our lunkhead-in-chief.
  11:12am
Mariano:

Michael from Munich: As far as I know, on a PC, you'd have to use a program like Word and use the Insert/Symbol menu, which isn't very graceful. Sorry I don't know more!
  11:15am
listener james from westwood:

i'll probably never see the actual movie, but i am hugely digging the "tron" sndtrk (same thing w/ "the social network"). good cardio music @ the gym.
  11:18am
northguineahills:

a cheery beautiful start to an otherwise loverly gloomy tuesday........
  11:24am
CheriPi:

YES do it again!!! I look forward to it.
  11:25am
CheriPi:

Also-you need a t-shirt design.
  11:25am
sugarwolf:

I would like some handknits and cookies, please.
  11:26am
Adrian in London:

Yes, more French girls stuff please.
  11:26am
Patrick:

how about a t shirt and a 7"!
  11:26am
Andrew:

It's very cool looking, with a passable story, much like the original.
  11:27am
Andrew:

Plus, the music is great!
  11:27am
Bill K:

How about girl/synth comp? New Tron: See it in 3D and treat it like a long music video and you'll be OK.
  11:27am
Jeezy:

I think what would be WAY more interesting AND totally creepy would be more of a focus on YOU the DJ! :-)
How about a series of pics and audio journal entries on CD so we can learn more about what you do in your "normal" life?
:-)
  11:27am
willie:

new tron is a visual circus. its a shame they didn't bother to write it at all.
  11:27am
saintpeg:

Was forced by husband to see Tron 3D yesterday, and was expecting the worst. It's not so bad! And I can't imagine the original Tron got stunning reviews and it first came out...
  11:28am
Issac from Tijuana:

TRON Legacy == not that good but its still very fun. wish there was more action and less dialoge
  11:29am
annie:

before i forget, i'd like to recommend a great movie made in iceland with bjork(?) called "the juniper tree" mesmerizing
  11:29am
Chris:

The Daft Punk soundtrack elevates the film, but it would be better suited for a coffee table sized book highlighting the designs and color schemes of the film. They really poured their hearts into the designs...and not the script.
  11:31am
truffie:

Poor old Edwyn - did you read about his myspace copyright troubles?
  11:32am
edzo:

Anyone know what the link to the "South American blog" is? Can't seem to find it!
  11:34am
CheriPi:

The t-shirt should be baby blue, with french birds on it.
  11:34am
Adrian in London:

By the way, has Anna Calvi reached the US yet? Debut album on Domino is great. Strong voice, Telecaster, torchy songs, ever so slightly gothy. It and the British Sea Power albums are playing in my house pretty constantly at the moment.
  11:36am
nick:

Thanks, Trouble;
I haven't heard that Orange Juice track since The WNYU New Afternoon Show, 1981.
  11:43am
sean:

I second Jeezy's idea. I'd donate to learn more about Trouble
  11:49am
Jeezy:

Yes! Not just Trouble but Dave the Spazz, Ken and others...
As you listen over the years, the DJ becomes a sort of virtual friend anf one wants to learn more about them and their lives!
  11:49am
trouble:

urgh no, sounds dull to me.
  11:49am
Adrian in London:

I'd donate to learn less about Andy Breckman!
  11:50am
Jeezy:

Especially Trouble though...
Being a super-hip DJ adds major MILF points.
:-P
Haha...I will support Adrian too.
  11:50am
Jennique:

I third Jeezy's idea. I would pay for a cd of songs that shaped Trouble the d.j. OR you could just play songs about Rhode Island.
  11:51am
Jeezy:

Finally! A dose of well-needed creepiness in the too often tasteful confines of the playlist comments area...
  11:53am
Jeezy:

I like Jennique's take on this... It would be very interesting to get premiums where each DJ really shows the tracks that shaped them into who they are today...
  11:54am
Fritz:

Birds might use concepts from music theory in creating their songs, according to new book (Why Birds Sing) by New Jersey professor
http://www.the-scientist.com/news/display/57914/
  11:54am
annie:

i think i'm happy with the edge of mistique held between listener and dj
  11:55am
annie:

mystique!! i spelled it wrong.. damn
  11:57am
PMD:

alas, missed all the show. I'll be in the archives!
  11:57am
trouble:

thanks for the feedback ! will throw this into the main frame computer and see what spits out....
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