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matt baldwin  tell me   Favoriting night in the triangle  american dust  *   0:00:00 (Pop-up)
dragon  introduction(insects)   Favoriting dragon  golden pavillion  *   0:03:16 (Pop-up)
roland p young  flutter fly flounce/row land   Favoriting Isophonic Boogie Woogie  EM    0:07:38 (Pop-up)
un  sixty bux   Favoriting un  siltbreeze    0:16:47 (Pop-up)
bertha idaho  graveyard love   Favoriting ...i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces v/a  dust to digital  *   0:29:01 (Pop-up)
 
kathryn williams  we dug a hole   Favoriting little black numbers      0:40:16 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his outer space arkestra  the bridge   Favoriting the singles      0:45:02 (Pop-up)
lavender diamond  oh no   Favoriting imagine our love      0:47:15 (Pop-up)
ennio morricone  defense de stationner   Favoriting ost peur sur la ville      0:50:07 (Pop-up)
misty roses  address book   Favoriting Komodo Dragons      0:52:50 (Pop-up)
benjamin biolay  chambre d'amis   Favoriting gentils garcons v/a  sonic scenery    0:55:37 (Pop-up)
felt  penelope tree   Favoriting pillows and prayers box v/a  cherry red    0:59:09 (Pop-up)
 
robert wyatt  just as you are   Favoriting comic opera      1:10:05 (Pop-up)
electric kulintang  the ancients   Favoriting dialects      1:15:02 (Pop-up)
matt valentine  ease my eyes   Favoriting what i became  woodsist  *   1:19:30 (Pop-up)
juana molina  elena   Favoriting son      1:26:43 (Pop-up)
tinariwen  ya messinagh   Favoriting tassili +10:1  anti  *   1:31:26 (Pop-up)
bachelorette  the end of things   Favoriting the end of things  drag city  *   1:37:35 (Pop-up)
 
gnos  pre-compass   Favoriting       1:43:40 (Pop-up)
warm hands  anxiety   Favoriting       1:48:46 (Pop-up)
soft boiled eggies  october days   Favoriting       1:51:52 (Pop-up)
the green door kids  moody   Favoriting       1:54:11 (Pop-up)
burl ives with grady martin  diesel smoke, dangerous curves   Favoriting Roughneck Blues 1949-1956      1:57:22 (Pop-up)
thick pigeon  dog   Favoriting Les Filles du Crepuscule (V/A)      1:59:12 (Pop-up)
bobbie gentry  fancy   Favoriting       2:01:33 (Pop-up)
 
noveller  alone star   Favoriting glacial glow  weird forest  *   2:09:17 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird, Helena Espvall and Sharron Kraus  the nightingale   Favoriting leaves off the tree      2:14:26 (Pop-up)
sylvia  soul je t'aime   Favoriting sweet stuff      2:16:43 (Pop-up)
o v wright  are you going where i'm coming from   Favoriting memphis unlimited      2:20:51 (Pop-up)
?  pancen ora disedya   streets musicians of yogyakarta  mississippi  *   2:24:27 (Pop-up)
lau nau  lue kartalta   Favoriting nukkuu      2:26:41 (Pop-up)
the servants  she's always hiding   Favoriting youth club disco  captured tracks  *   2:30:58 (Pop-up)
sonic youth  in & out   Favoriting not the spaces you know, but between them v/a  Three-Lobed  *   2:34:10 (Pop-up)
Nara Leão  com acucar com afeto   Favoriting nara '67      2:42:00 (Pop-up)
syl johnson  is it because i'm black?   Favoriting is it because i'm black      2:46:02 (Pop-up)
 
lau nau  vuoren laelle   Favoriting nukku      2:56:05 (Pop-up)
lau nau  pyha vuori   Favoriting live tour 2005      2:58:00 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  9:04am
ausmanx:

hey, that's two weeks in a row i reckon the playlist has started unreadable! lovely colours, but we want to read you as well as listen to you!
  9:06am
healey:

Good morning Modern World! The gray background matches the sky in Philadelphia this morning....
  9:07am
jamesie:

good morning (modern) world and to your good self, Trouble
  9:07am
Bad Ronald:

Morning. I think this is the image you'd like to display:
http://images.ewins.com/digital_asset_manager/image_resize.php?vi=1185498&mdx=400
  9:10am
pierre:

Bonjour Trouble !
simply Happy to be here
  9:13am
trouble:

bonjour pierre, jamesie, healey... shocking that technical difficulties can still impede musical progress...thank you bad ronald, you rock
  9:22am
Dave in SoDak:

wow. haven't heard this un track since around 1997, when i listened to it on fmu over a 28.8 modem. love it. hi trubbs. have a great day!
  9:24am
stu:

morning Trouble! listening on Staten Island today, fly home this afternoon. This "un" is dreamy.
  9:24am
trouble:

hi dave in south dakota, nice to see you in the house
  9:28am
trouble:

good day to you stu! send our love to the little moomins
  9:29am
pierre:

Trouble, is it "un" like 1 in french, or something like "un" like U then N ? Anyway it was very sweet.
  9:35am
dc pat:

just get a $4 plastic water bottle--most are made with safe plastic and they work and are cheap as hell.
  9:38am
consumer tip:

Write to the manufacturer.
  9:39am
pierre:

that would make sense the "un…something" cool, thanks you for the enlightement
  9:40am
jamesie:

is the o-ring not seated properly (sort of nerdy thing) :)
  9:40am
abby:

hi trouble, hi everybody, how was the meet-up at target?
  9:41am
?:

next week's zeitgeist word: 'zeitgeist' :)
  9:43am
Wild Neil:

Trouble-thanks, I needed to hear something peaceful...right now....
  9:43am
hamburger:

oh, that ? was me.. hello..
  9:47am
trouble:

there is no o ring jamesie, it is allllll stainless steel! urg, i will write the manafacturer ( kleen kanteen) and beg for some sanity...
  9:47am
Wild Neil:

This was used by (stolen by?) Zappa...Sun Ra was, that is...
  9:48am
Cheri Pi:

Trouble-I mocked the Missonin collection at Target; in a witty moment of consumerism-loathing I said-"what's next-the Coogi collection?" (A la Bill Cosby...) can you imagine? teeheeheehee
  9:51am
dc pat:

I meant plastic BIKE water bottle.

Man why do I like this Oh No song??
  9:51am
blackgreen13:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yVLWTsNf_8
worth it just for the sweater
  9:52am
jamesie:

maybe you need to fit an O ring. Sorry for obsessing on yr problem. Condom might do it!
  9:53am
trouble:

at target abby, liz berg and i wrecked the place since there was nothing left, no missoni but sadly no listeners either.
  9:53am
blackgreen13:

can get all sizes of o rings at a good auto parts place, some hrdwr stores
  9:53am
moose:

i've always liked missoni- they've lost cred for me now forever
  9:54am
Cheri Pi:

That's hilarious @BG13!!!
  9:54am
abby:

i SO wished to come, but that's france for you!! they still had some stuff left on the internet.
  9:59am
blackgreen13:

gotta love that fashion period :)
  10:00am
moose:

(sorry for seeming a snob- i like my old fashion houses to remain luxe, not that i wear that kind of thing but am an admirer)
ANYHOW, nice nice show
  10:01am
consumer tip:

"All Klean Kanteen® bottles, caps and lids have a one-year warranty against manufacturer's defects. Please send us your damaged goods along with your return address and we'll replace them free of charge."
  10:02am
trish:

bonjour. j'aime écouter les chansons francophone au matin.
  10:03am
trouble:

good morning moose! thanks for all the kanteen help lovelies!
  10:06am
dc pat:

man, what is that bird? an owl?
  10:08am
aaron in chicago:

morning trouble. love the joseph yoakum
  10:10am
Vivian:

Trouble, what is the name of that movie?
  10:11am
trouble:

vivian the movie is "no impact man" and he has a book under the same title.
  10:11am
trouble:

merci trish
  10:12am
pierre:

i like bakelite. it's a good plastic to me, and as it's no longuer produced it obliged to recycle by bying them on flea market and other garage sale http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakélite + it is in a Gainsbourg song (sea sex and sun)!
  10:12am
trouble:

today's artist is joseph e yoakum, an outsider artist
  10:13am
blackgreen13:

pierre, isn't that the original, first plastic?
  10:14am
trouble:

i think bakelite is gorgeous and i hear they stopped making it because it was flammable or some such crazy thing
  10:15am
Cheri Pi:

My friend bought a beautiful yellow bakelite bracelet this weekend at a flea market, I wish I could afford one.
  10:16am
dc pat:

I feel like good intentions turn into capitalist fads too often. I buy into this crap all the time. I'm looking at an expensive aluminum water bottle that I never use and right next to it is my beat up old plastic bike bottle. NOW, that's not to say that the production of plastic isn't more harmful than production of aluminum--and I understand that aluminum is a lot less resource demanding to recycle than plastic.

so...like everything else it's complicated... Ultimately I think you're right, the goal is to consume less.
  10:16am
Cheri Pi:

If I ever remarry, I want a bakelite ring.
  10:17am
jamesie:

going home on my bike along Rosebury Avenue, Sadlers Wells Thertre I passed Robert and Alfie , turned round and cheesily said, I love you both. Robert and Alfie smiled, Robert with his hands clasped together at his chest. It made my day.
  10:19am
pierre:

maybe blackgreen13, i know it's old.

@ trouble : …and it breaks easily, that's why it stopped i guess, we people tend to break thing now, and buy replacements… make things last longer is a goal to me too.

@ Cheri Pi : if i find something, i'll let you know, i bought a bakelite ashtray, and it does the trick. It is quite easy to find around here (france), sometime it's expensive, sometimes not at all.
  10:20am
dc pat:

bakelite looks like guitar picks to me and I can tell you, those things are extremely flammable...and stinky...
  10:21am
helpful elf:

One of the first plastics made from synthetic components (although phenol can be extracted from biological sources), Bakelite was used for its electrically nonconductive and heat-resistant properties in radio and telephone casings and electrical insulators, and also in such diverse products as kitchenware, jewellery, pipe stems, and children's toys. In 1993 Bakelite was designated a National Historical Chemical Landmark by the American Chemical Society in recognition of its significance as the world's first synthetic plastic.[1]
Phenolics are seldom used in general consumer products today due to the cost and complexity of production and their brittle nature. An exception to this overall decline is their use in small precision-shaped components where their specific properties are required, such as molded disc brake cylinders, saucepan handles, electrical plugs and switches and parts for electrical irons. Today, Bakelite is manufactured and produced in sheet, rod and tube form for hundreds of industrial applications in the electronics, power generation and aerospace industries, and under a variety of commercial brand names, including Garolite.
  10:22am
Cheri Pi:

Thanks @Pierre!
  10:23am
trouble:

jamesie that is a fabulous story! i love all the info and anecdotes we've got going on today! keep it coming
  10:23am
Bad Ronald:

Re Bakelite - anyone remember these things?
http://moblog.net/media/r/e/t/retrogal/classic-706-1960-telephone.jpg
  10:24am
blackgreen13:

sadly, yes. also typewriters
  10:25am
trish:

my # growing up had three consecutive 0s...
  10:27am
abby:

a disposable plastic water bottle killed my ipod
  10:27am
Cheri Pi:

My friend with the yellow bracelet said that if you drop bakelite it can shatter, so we were wondering how billiard / pool balls were made of it? Would they not shatter on impact?
  10:28am
helpful elf:

The primary commercial uses for Bakelite today remain in the area of inexpensive board and tabletop games produced in China, India and Hong Kong. Items such as billiard balls, dominoes and pieces for games like chess, checkers, and backgammon are constructed of Bakelite for its look, durability, fine polish, weight, and sound. Common dice are sometimes made of Bakelite for weight and sound, but the majority are made of a thermoplastic such as acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) which is not as durable as Bakelite.
  10:33am
wiki wacky:

The exacting requirements of the billiard ball are met today with balls cast from plastic materials that are strongly resistant to cracking and chipping. Currently Saluc, under the brand names Aramith and Brunswick Centennial, manufactures phenolic resin balls. Other plastics and resins such as polyester (under various trade names) and clear acrylic are also used, by competing companies such as Elephant Balls Ltd. and Frenzy Sports.
  10:36am
kwhitehead:

Love the horns on this song!
  10:37am
trouble:

kids don't try resins/fiberglass at home. that is how eva hesse died of brain cancer
  10:37am
dc pat:

yeah but what are guitar picks made out of?? and drum casings, I once tried to put a cigarette out on my tomtom and it caught on fire!!
  10:38am
pierre:

so is an bakelite ashtray, a bad purchased item ?
  10:39am
dc pat:

Premier ashtrays are...
  10:39am
Cheri Pi:

Speaking of fiberglass, on my way to work this morning I jumped out of my car to pick up (from the side of the road) a fantastic double decker fiberglass lampshade. It has a small crack but otherwise is in perfect condition. Some products last forever.
  10:40am
blackgreen13:

it's used in pot handles and electrical insulators, so not flammable itself. Could be coated with something
  10:45am
Listener Bill:

Bakelite, the band, http://www.myspace.com/bakelite
  10:45am
Jennique:

Fiberglass made this car possible, so it can't be all bad.
http://www.rmauctions.com/images/Cars/RW09/RW09_r049_01.jpg
  10:47am
blackgreen13:

Jennique, that would justify a lot!
  10:48am
Cheri Pi:

I'm glad for the warning Trouble, I've been curious about trying to fashion a fiberglass bullet shaped planter from the old Popular Mechanics instructions. I'll just leave that to the experts then...
  10:49am
trish:

peepers transformed!
  10:52am
dc pat:

Jennique, that car is f$ckin COOL AS HELL.
  10:56am
Sarah:

Thank you for allowing me to be woken up by Felt.
  11:01am
annie:

listening, not near the comments really, good morning all
  11:03am
trouble:

felt as the first sounds of the day does sound good! good morning jennique and annie
  11:04am
d:

Fancy was too pretty for algebra
  11:07am
moose:

folk art museum in ny, my favorite, likely shuttered soon for good so everybody run over there
  11:08am
?:

Did we pass the test?
  11:08am
Jennique:

dc pat - If I owned that car I would drive it everywhere. Ed "Big Daddy" Roth is my hero for making not only those cool cars but the comic book character Rat Fink.
  11:10am
Bad Ronald:

Rat Fink Rules! I had a model as a kid!

http://billstudepage.homestead.com/files/ratfinksv.jpg
  11:10am
Dave in SoDak:

bakelite radios from the 40's... mmmmmm.....
  11:11am
Travis:

Burl Ives?? Actually, some of the best singing he ever did was when he ratted out fellow entertainers in front of the House Un-American Activities Committee in the late 40's...
  11:12am
trouble:

no way! burl ives, the voice of snowman narrator of rudolph, a ratter? ouch ouch
  11:13am
moose:

my first 2 45's as a little kid were let em in by wings and little white duck by burl ives
  11:14am
Jennique:

Bad Ronald - that is great! My older brother made all sorts of models and I just stared in wonder.
  11:17am
Rick:

Loved that seque from noveller into the nightingale
  11:19am
ED:

bJORK!
  11:20am
Travis:

Yup. Sad. but true, Trouble. From: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Burl_Ives
Ives initially displayed liberal political convictions and was a member of Hollywood Fights Back, a movement by entertainers in the late 1940s to counter the actions of the House Un-American Activities Committee in identifying Communists in the entertainment industry.[6] Ives was listed as being a member of a left-wing group in the Red Channels pamphlet, and was blacklisted by the government until he stood before the House Un-American Activities Committee, and convinced them otherwise. In the process, he named names and labeled several of his colleagues as Communists. This act allowed Ives to continue his work in the industry, and he would go on to work in both the music industry and the film industry.[1] He was accused of betraying his colleagues and political beliefs to save his career, however.
  11:20am
Snortley:

They didn't dare translate "le va et le vien entre les reins."
  11:26am
trouble:

thanks rick!
  11:30am
Emily and Patrick:

Good morning, Trouble! Greetings from Columbus OH.
  11:31am
john:

Lau Nau... the last song on this album is an amazing cover of the Tarot theme from Holy Mountain!!
  11:31am
trouble:

HELLO emily and patrick! how are you both? we want to see some pix of life in ohio...
  11:34am
Cheri Pi:

Greeting to Emily & Patrick and everyone from Cincinnati, Ohio!
  11:34am
Emily and Patrick:

We'll write up a gazette and send it your way.Just got back from 2 weeks in Maine, so readjusting to mountainless, oceanless ohio... Hi to DJ icepack !
  11:36am
trouble:

2 weeks in maine sounds perfect. looking forward to the catch up
  11:38am
dc pat:

rat fink+insane cars=cool; burl ives+ratting out=not cool
  11:40am
dc pat:

is this a suicide cover? I really like it.
  11:44am
yayson:

trouble, always with the right sound at the right time
  11:46am
trouble:

thanks yayson!
  11:50am
listener mark:

good morning trouble
good morning every body
  11:51am
Lucky:

Jamesie! You saw Wyatt on the street????
  11:53am
trouble:

good morning listener mark, hello lucky!
  11:53am
listener mark:

fun fact: syl johnson is 75 years old and owns a chain of fast food restaurants
  11:56am
john:

Jodorowsky and Don cherry wrote the music to Holy Mountain together !!!
  11:57am
john:

when I saw her perform this a year ago at issue project room, she mention Holy Mountain as the greatest film ever made (i agree with her)
  11:58am
john:

Her version is in a different key though:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciTObZFkcYM
  11:59am
john:

oh snap! i haven't heard THIS one
  12:00pm
yayson:

i dunno, i saw a preview for El Topo and that looked pretty good too :)
apparently someone (a french) later in the year is releasing a documentary exploring the almost-made Jodorowsky/Moebius DUNE movie from 1975
  12:00pm
john:

it was gonna be 6 hours long!! so the studios went with Lynch instead
  12:03pm
Robert:

Such a clever way to go out.
  1:08pm
CJF169 (Stroud England):

Another great show dude. Thanks x
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