WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 14, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:02am trouble: good good morning morning sunshine
	9:04am hamburger: hullo yullo
	9:10am listener mark: good morning- I enjoyed the Eleanoora Rosenholm piece, --- "fictional suburban housewife turned serial killer"-- trouble,, you never cease to amaze
	9:14am dc pat: if that's a gingko tree, they may look nice but they smell like pig crap.
	9:16am BSI: I think the pig-crap-stink has to do with the tree being male vs. female, or vise-versa..... I know DC tends to plant the wrong one every few years & the result is, indeed, inescapably pig-crappy....
	9:17am trouble: good morning listener mark. this morning i am not sure if i am the fictional suburban housewife orthe serial killer. dc pat: taking radio further into the realm of the senses...
	9:25am Jennique: Don't those trees save you 15% or more on car insurance? (sorry-bad joke)
	9:31am trouble: good historical morning to you mlle jennique!
	9:32am the anchovy: Morning Trouble, aloha every one!
	9:33am trouble: good morning anchovy
	9:36am Adrian in London: Morning all, lovely sunny afternoon here in London. Nice gentle breeze. WHite fluffy clouds. More updates as they happen.
	9:38am hamburger / london: yea lovely and sunny here, burning buildings aside! (empty burning buildings at least!) http://yfrog.com/z/h4tyxngj
	9:39am Brian in UK: Hello rep zom leave trouble alone. Waiting for fluffy clouds in Watford.
	9:41am trouble: good morning england! wow that is some amazing smoke plume, ouch
	9:43am Marc in Liverpool: a lot of UK listeners.
	9:44am Parq: We have tragically fecund ginko trees in our nabe, too. Used to be little old ladies from Chinatown coming uptown and gathering them, which would help a little. But haven't seen them in years, j'regret.
	9:45am dc pat: Female = pig crap. They spray but it doesn't always work. They plant males now. They thought it was a good idea to plant femails back in the day. Yeah Parq, I've seen that too.
	9:46am jamesie: listening in from my hospital bed - rid o those gall stones. music therapy wit nurse trouble
	9:47am trouble: feel better jamesie! hope it doesn't hurt...
	9:48am jamesie: last week in hell now mending xxx thanx to dr benway
	9:51am marty mcsorley: Joe Bataan playing for free in central park Aug 10th~~~!!! so hyped!
	9:53am trouble: o yeah!!! would love to see him again. he is soooo fab!!! thanks for letting us know marty mcsorley.
	9:53am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): greetings everyone
	9:54am Adrian in London: @hamburger Apparently the pavement outside that building is the BBC World Service staff's fire-evacuation meeting point!
	9:55am Jennique: Oh wow, is this a sampling from those Antarctic seals? Apparently you can hear them through the ice. I'd love to visit that lost continent.
	10:09am jalacy: shutup and stop talking about newyork
	10:09am jamesie: effric watched that fire this morning as she orks for bbc world servce in bush houe next doot
	10:11am still b/p: Thanks fo' mo' Joe!
	10:11am Brian in UK: That building is opposite Somerset House where my favourite painting is hung. There are no reported injuries.
	10:13am Dominick: Why didn't Steve Jobs use this song?
	10:14am trumpet: your new book reading - blues flower? or morrison's bluest eye?
	10:15am βrian: Love that spanky timbre in the drums.
	10:16am J-Mar: Any chance of having Joe Bataan on the show...or have you already done it and I just missed it?
	10:20am hamburger: yay VU
	10:20am dc pat: one of the best VU tunes.
	10:21am trouble: trumpet-the blue flower by penelope fitzgerald i just read, now reading human voices by her
	10:21am trouble: joe bataan on my show, great idea!! i will do some research...
	10:23am J-Mar: Woo-hoo!
	10:26am Carmichael: Good morning Trouble and all yellow lovers.
	10:27am Brian in UK: Snap trouble, just discovered Shirley Hazzard's Transit of Venus 30 years late!
	10:30am BDR: Today is David Thomas' birthday - play your favorite Pere Ubu (say, Love Love Love off Cloudland) please and thanks?
	10:30am Adrian in London: Is this elizabeth anka vajagic track new? She had a lovely album out a few years ago but I've heard nothing since.
	10:32am trouble: brian in the UK, that looks great! will look for that one next.
	10:32am trouble: adrian this is from a comp from her label from 2005
	10:33am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): i think this song is from her debut, isn't it?
	10:36am dc pat: man, what I've heard from this Thurston Moore album is the best thing I've heard out of him in 20 years.
	10:36am Jennique: @BDR - David Thomas is also the name of a Curator of North American Archaeology in the Division of Anthropology at the American Museum of Natural History. http://research.amnh.org/anthropology/research/naa
	10:36am Adrian in London: @yairyona You don't think I can remember individual songs from albums any more? I just 'discovered' a great record by Trost: it had been sitting on my shelves for five years. Better late than never.
	10:38am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): @Adrian - true. I remember it was from the debut album because it's the first song on that record ;)
	10:38am Adrian in London: @Yair Maybe I didn't get that far ;(
	10:39am seang: Aaaah, the Blue Flower---Fritz and Sophie--love that book!
	10:41am βrian: L'explosion de joie ?
	10:50am Brian in UK: There seems to be a cheery theme here. So the cherries on our tree in the garden are just starting to ripen. Jam making time soon as they are too tart to eat.
	10:51am Brian in UK: I like cheery cherries chuckling & chastened!
	11:00am Adrian in London: Whereabouts are you, to have cherries on your tree, Brian? You're not a Syrian lesbian blogger, fooling us all, are you?
	11:05am dc pat: not sure I see anything wrong with this Vivian Girls tune. Gotta listen more...
	11:08am Brian in UK: Adrian, I am in Watford, they are early this year. You know the sun always shines here!! Well, not Syrian.
	11:10am Band Name: "L'allure mélancolique."
	11:10am Jennique: Trouble - I almost bought some beautiful looking cherries at Whole Foods, but they were FIFTEEN BUCKS for one small little box! Not quite in season, indeed!
	11:11am Brian in UK: trouble, these Country got Soul are such good comps why have I not bought them yet?
	11:20am trouble: hah! that was me jennique...i bought a bag at 6.99lb that ended up being more than a trip to the movies. they were passable, but i will not do that again. WF is my downfall, must stay away, must stay away, must stay away...
	11:21am trouble: brian in the UK i was just asking myself the same question
	11:35am J J: mothra! sweet!
	11:41am Brian in UK: Wonderful mix of sounds today as ever trouble. What's that word; oh yes, Freeform. The session from John Peel earlier on reminded me; he was the only one doing this over here.
	11:43am trouble: weird, it seems so normal to me, but i am a dj on wfmu, heaven on earth i imagine
	11:44am listener james from westwood: put the needle on the record put the needle on the record put the needle on the record every friday at F! M! U!
	11:48am Brian in UK: LJfW, it's field mushroom burgers tonight if you want to get the canoe out and start rowing. Use a compass this time.
	11:50am Jennique: What is it about Roberta Flack's voice that just makes me slow down and sigh? She could read the phone book and have the same effect on me.
	11:52am Adrian in London: Aw, this Flack track has just made me grind to a halt at work/shirk. Thanks.
	11:56am trouble: brian in Uk that is positively illegal to be tempting us with your wonderful menu...ouch
	11:58am Richard from Venezuela: Hi trouble. See this venezuelan kids and their love for music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fuz2WlGkezw&feature=related
	12:00pm listener mark: Thank you for a lovely morning, trouble.
	3:36pm Bryan: Listening late -- Thanks for the shout out! And for the playlist you gave us ( http://ahistoryofnewyork.com/2011/06/guest-playlist-trouble/ ) Can't wait to be on the show in a couple weeks. Very excited.
	5:25pm dftram: thanks for playing the sound capsule!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 14, 2011

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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	Comments	New	Approx. start time
eleanoora rosenholm	koysitehdas "koysitehdas" by "eleanoora rosenholm"	hyvaile minu pimea tahti	fonal		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mendelson	je n'ai plus de souvenirs d'une vie avant	l'avenir est devant		thanks francis		0:06:45 (Pop-up)
yayi kanoute	djugu magni "djugu magni" by "yayi kanoute"	divas of mali v/a				0:08:55 (Pop-up)
john martyn	walk on the water "walk on the water" by "john martyn"	bless the weather				0:16:33 (Pop-up)
sun ra	earth primitive earth "earth primitive earth" by "sun ra"	space probe a tonal view of times tomorrow v1	art yard			0:19:58 (Pop-up)
falter bramnk	alice bis "alice bis" by "falter bramnk"	in volt ure	acidsoxx		*	0:25:05 (Pop-up)
ondina	la pandilla "la pandilla" by "ondina"	sol y sombra				0:28:28 (Pop-up)
the box tops	rollin in my sleep "rollin in my sleep" by "the box tops"	nonstop				0:31:06 (Pop-up)

the lounge lizards	big heart "big heart" by "the lounge lizards"	live in tokyo bigheart				0:37:54 (Pop-up)
the slits	fm/john peel session 17 april 78	bbc sessions	hux		*	0:45:19 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	gypsy woman "gypsy woman" by "joe bataan"	gypsy woman	fania			0:48:16 (Pop-up)
L voag	helping the police with their enquiries	atmospheric drift: long rally 2011 premium v/a				0:51:20 (Pop-up)
douglas quin	antartic:77" 37's165"48'e	atmospheric drift: long rally 2011 premium v/a				0:54:08 (Pop-up)

joe bataan	my cloud "my cloud" by "joe bataan"	latin funk brother				1:08:24 (Pop-up)
the whitefield brothers	weiya ( serengeti beat)	in the raw				1:12:44 (Pop-up)
the velvet underground	train round the bend ( alternate mix)	Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition)				1:19:01 (Pop-up)
the cherry blossoms	dragonfly "dragonfly" by "the cherry blossoms"	So Much Fire to Roast Human Flesh (V/A)	bastet			1:23:32 (Pop-up)
elizabeth anka vajagic	the sky lay still	song of the silent land v/a	constellation			1:28:12 (Pop-up)
thurston moore	benediction "benediction" by "thurston moore"	demolished thoughts	matador		*	1:33:41 (Pop-up)

the cherry orchard	something special (kinky remix)	soiree cocktail v.a	les disques aquatic			1:43:29 (Pop-up)
claire denamur	bang bang bang "bang bang bang" by "claire denamur"					1:46:27 (Pop-up)
The thermometers	babalawo "babalawo" by "The thermometers"	The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia in 1970's Nigeria (V/A)	sound way			1:50:44 (Pop-up)
cecil campbell	boogie woogie on steel	twang pandemic woody 2011 wfmu premium v/a			*	1:53:36 (Pop-up)
the lijadu sisters	life's gone down low					1:56:00 (Pop-up)
mos def	supermagic "supermagic" by "mos def"	the ecsatic				2:00:31 (Pop-up)
vivan girls	tension "tension" by "vivan girls"	everything goes wrong				2:02:58 (Pop-up)

sandra rhodes	sowed love and reaped the heartache	Country Got Soul, Vol. 2	casual		*	2:09:00 (Pop-up)
syl johnson	try me "try me" by "syl johnson"	an alternate history of popular music v/a	numero		*	2:11:36 (Pop-up)
sister rosetta tharpe	take my hand precious lord					2:13:25 (Pop-up)
gnoua brotherhood of marrakesh	Sidi Musakar	Moroccan Trance II: Sufi	sub rosa			2:17:40 (Pop-up)
j. yatove	ost jour de fete/francois le facteur	sonorama! jacques tati	naive		*	2:24:28 (Pop-up)
bruce haack/the sound capsule	country soul	IFO/electric lucifer/book III	the sound capsule		*	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
curtis mayfield	Miss Black America	curtis				2:30:16 (Pop-up)
	main title "main title"	ost mothra				2:32:55 (Pop-up)
bob ohiri and his uhuru sounds	ariwo yaa	Nigeria Afrobeat Special: The New Explosive Sound in 1970's Nigeria (V/A)				2:35:09 (Pop-up)
M/A/R/R/S	bonus beats pump up the volume					2:40:25 (Pop-up)

roberta flack	do what you gotta do	chapter 2				2:47:37 (Pop-up)
barefoot jerry	come to me tonight	Delta Swamp Rock Sounds from the South: At the Crossroads of Rock, Country, and Soul (V/A)	soul jazz		*	2:51:47 (Pop-up)
durutti column/vini reilly	sample tune	durutti column / vini reilly	kookydisc		*	2:56:50 (Pop-up)
bee gees	birdie told me "birdie told me" by "bee gees"	massachusetts				2:59:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am trouble: good good morning morning sunshine
	9:04am hamburger: hullo yullo
	9:10am listener mark: good morning- I enjoyed the Eleanoora Rosenholm piece, --- "fictional suburban housewife turned serial killer"-- trouble,, you never cease to amaze
	9:14am dc pat: if that's a gingko tree, they may look nice but they smell like pig crap.
	9:16am BSI: I think the pig-crap-stink has to do with the tree being male vs. female, or vise-versa..... I know DC tends to plant the wrong one every few years & the result is, indeed, inescapably pig-crappy....
	9:17am trouble: good morning listener mark. this morning i am not sure if i am the fictional suburban housewife orthe serial killer. dc pat: taking radio further into the realm of the senses...
	9:25am Jennique: Don't those trees save you 15% or more on car insurance? (sorry-bad joke)
	9:31am trouble: good historical morning to you mlle jennique!
	9:32am the anchovy: Morning Trouble, aloha every one!
	9:33am trouble: good morning anchovy
	9:36am Adrian in London: Morning all, lovely sunny afternoon here in London. Nice gentle breeze. WHite fluffy clouds. More updates as they happen.
	9:38am hamburger / london: yea lovely and sunny here, burning buildings aside! (empty burning buildings at least!) http://yfrog.com/z/h4tyxngj
	9:39am Brian in UK: Hello rep zom leave trouble alone. Waiting for fluffy clouds in Watford.
	9:41am trouble: good morning england! wow that is some amazing smoke plume, ouch
	9:43am Marc in Liverpool: a lot of UK listeners.
	9:44am Parq: We have tragically fecund ginko trees in our nabe, too. Used to be little old ladies from Chinatown coming uptown and gathering them, which would help a little. But haven't seen them in years, j'regret.
	9:45am dc pat: Female = pig crap. They spray but it doesn't always work. They plant males now. They thought it was a good idea to plant femails back in the day. Yeah Parq, I've seen that too.
	9:46am jamesie: listening in from my hospital bed - rid o those gall stones. music therapy wit nurse trouble
	9:47am trouble: feel better jamesie! hope it doesn't hurt...
	9:48am jamesie: last week in hell now mending xxx thanx to dr benway
	9:51am marty mcsorley: Joe Bataan playing for free in central park Aug 10th~~~!!! so hyped!
	9:53am trouble: o yeah!!! would love to see him again. he is soooo fab!!! thanks for letting us know marty mcsorley.
	9:53am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): greetings everyone
	9:54am Adrian in London: @hamburger Apparently the pavement outside that building is the BBC World Service staff's fire-evacuation meeting point!
	9:55am Jennique: Oh wow, is this a sampling from those Antarctic seals? Apparently you can hear them through the ice. I'd love to visit that lost continent.
	10:09am jalacy: shutup and stop talking about newyork
	10:09am jamesie: effric watched that fire this morning as she orks for bbc world servce in bush houe next doot
	10:11am still b/p: Thanks fo' mo' Joe!
	10:11am Brian in UK: That building is opposite Somerset House where my favourite painting is hung. There are no reported injuries.
	10:13am Dominick: Why didn't Steve Jobs use this song?
	10:14am trumpet: your new book reading - blues flower? or morrison's bluest eye?
	10:15am βrian: Love that spanky timbre in the drums.
	10:16am J-Mar: Any chance of having Joe Bataan on the show...or have you already done it and I just missed it?
	10:20am hamburger: yay VU
	10:20am dc pat: one of the best VU tunes.
	10:21am trouble: trumpet-the blue flower by penelope fitzgerald i just read, now reading human voices by her
	10:21am trouble: joe bataan on my show, great idea!! i will do some research...
	10:23am J-Mar: Woo-hoo!
	10:26am Carmichael: Good morning Trouble and all yellow lovers.
	10:27am Brian in UK: Snap trouble, just discovered Shirley Hazzard's Transit of Venus 30 years late!
	10:30am BDR: Today is David Thomas' birthday - play your favorite Pere Ubu (say, Love Love Love off Cloudland) please and thanks?
	10:30am Adrian in London: Is this elizabeth anka vajagic track new? She had a lovely album out a few years ago but I've heard nothing since.
	10:32am trouble: brian in the UK, that looks great! will look for that one next.
	10:32am trouble: adrian this is from a comp from her label from 2005
	10:33am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): i think this song is from her debut, isn't it?
	10:36am dc pat: man, what I've heard from this Thurston Moore album is the best thing I've heard out of him in 20 years.
	10:36am Jennique: @BDR - David Thomas is also the name of a Curator of North American Archaeology in the Division of Anthropology at the American Museum of Natural History. http://research.amnh.org/anthropology/research/naa
	10:36am Adrian in London: @yairyona You don't think I can remember individual songs from albums any more? I just 'discovered' a great record by Trost: it had been sitting on my shelves for five years. Better late than never.
	10:38am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Earth): @Adrian - true. I remember it was from the debut album because it's the first song on that record ;)
	10:38am Adrian in London: @Yair Maybe I didn't get that far ;(
	10:39am seang: Aaaah, the Blue Flower---Fritz and Sophie--love that book!
	10:41am βrian: L'explosion de joie ?
	10:50am Brian in UK: There seems to be a cheery theme here. So the cherries on our tree in the garden are just starting to ripen. Jam making time soon as they are too tart to eat.
	10:51am Brian in UK: I like cheery cherries chuckling & chastened!
	11:00am Adrian in London: Whereabouts are you, to have cherries on your tree, Brian? You're not a Syrian lesbian blogger, fooling us all, are you?
	11:05am dc pat: not sure I see anything wrong with this Vivian Girls tune. Gotta listen more...
	11:08am Brian in UK: Adrian, I am in Watford, they are early this year. You know the sun always shines here!! Well, not Syrian.
	11:10am Band Name: "L'allure mélancolique."
	11:10am Jennique: Trouble - I almost bought some beautiful looking cherries at Whole Foods, but they were FIFTEEN BUCKS for one small little box! Not quite in season, indeed!
	11:11am Brian in UK: trouble, these Country got Soul are such good comps why have I not bought them yet?
	11:20am trouble: hah! that was me jennique...i bought a bag at 6.99lb that ended up being more than a trip to the movies. they were passable, but i will not do that again. WF is my downfall, must stay away, must stay away, must stay away...
	11:21am trouble: brian in the UK i was just asking myself the same question
	11:35am J J: mothra! sweet!
	11:41am Brian in UK: Wonderful mix of sounds today as ever trouble. What's that word; oh yes, Freeform. The session from John Peel earlier on reminded me; he was the only one doing this over here.
	11:43am trouble: weird, it seems so normal to me, but i am a dj on wfmu, heaven on earth i imagine
	11:44am listener james from westwood: put the needle on the record put the needle on the record put the needle on the record every friday at F! M! U!
	11:48am Brian in UK: LJfW, it's field mushroom burgers tonight if you want to get the canoe out and start rowing. Use a compass this time.
	11:50am Jennique: What is it about Roberta Flack's voice that just makes me slow down and sigh? She could read the phone book and have the same effect on me.
	11:52am Adrian in London: Aw, this Flack track has just made me grind to a halt at work/shirk. Thanks.
	11:56am trouble: brian in Uk that is positively illegal to be tempting us with your wonderful menu...ouch
	11:58am Richard from Venezuela: Hi trouble. See this venezuelan kids and their love for music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fuz2WlGkezw&feature=related
	12:00pm listener mark: Thank you for a lovely morning, trouble.
	3:36pm Bryan: Listening late -- Thanks for the shout out! And for the playlist you gave us ( http://ahistoryofnewyork.com/2011/06/guest-playlist-trouble/ ) Can't wait to be on the show in a couple weeks. Very excited.
	5:25pm dftram: thanks for playing the sound capsule!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 14, 2011

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