WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 22, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:01am earwax: salt, grease, and pesticides - 3 of the 4 major food groups
	9:03am glenn: what's the fourth?
	9:03am Marmalade kitty: Yay Trouble!!!
	9:04am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & associates. glenn bridge.
	9:05am earwax: caffene
	9:07am glenn: i would have said pancakes, but perhaps that's just wishful thinking.
	9:08am trouble: bonjour and good grey day to you all. i feel a lunar vibe coming on...
	9:09am jonathan: hey trouble!!
	9:10am dc pat: nice painting. painter? short bio?
	9:10am Brian in UK: trouble I'm guessing this picture is early Matisse, if that is who painted it. glenn ever tried galettes? Made with buckwheat flour. Lawd how long did it take to get to food.
	9:12am glenn: hmmm. i make galette with puff pastry, but i'm sure there are many different versions.
	9:13am Brian in UK: I'm going to try Gado Gado at the weekend.
	9:14am PMD: Listening live on the radio. So excited!
	9:14am trouble: bonjour jonathen. YEs brian in the uk that is matisse, marguerite wearing a hat. i love this painting, but for this week i felt like it had an old relatives vibe, what with thanksgiving and all on the horizon. And i just thought of making buckwheat crepes yesterday, in fact., a gluten free version
	9:16am glenn: have you seen the vegan black metal chef? VERY funny stuff. http://www.youtube.com/user/VeganBlackMetalChef
	9:17am jamesie: my mums pug was called Matisse (she and Fanny the other pug) were run over 1983 - also my Dad, killing all three - RIP
	9:18am dc pat: vegan black metal chef rules. I just finished up some TDay "leftovers" (stuff that wouldn't fit into the fake turkey, tofu, seitan....really good this year....
	9:19am Brian in UK: The picture does have a fusty feel about the dress. Looks like the hands were an afterthought.
	9:22am still b/p: Buckwheat ployes are good but you need to eat 125 of them for a good substantial breakfast.
	9:23am Snortley: I thought the major food groups were sugar, salt, chewing gum, and cigarettes.
	9:24am glenn: wouldn't chewing gum be considered sugar?
	9:25am fred von helsing: Salt, sugar, grease, carbohydrates, and alcohol
	9:26am Parq: Not to be off-topic, but fire-breathing first set, Miss Trouble.
	9:28am trouble: the major food groups are cakes, cookies, and ice cream although in my house they are probably more like chocolate, kale, brown rice and spanish wine
	9:29am trouble: parq, kind words are never off topic: thanks!
	9:32am earwax: We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup.
	9:34am Marmalade kitty: I fel the spray here!?
	9:36am AbeSomething: Castle Hill - That was wonderful!
	9:36am still b/p: Guinness, pizza, squash and dark (70%+) chocolate -- although somehow I still weigh less than an average Irish Setter.
	9:37am dc pat: I'm going to go with von helsing. That about sums up my diet...
	9:38am cordesc: hands? what hands, they've been bitten off!
	9:39am glenn: irish setters are above average, not that i want to paraphrase garrison keillor.
	9:41am annie: pmd!!
	9:41am Sam: Good morning
	9:42am Patrick: Trouble, if you and the fam have no plans your welcome to join us in Columbus for turkey day!
	9:43am Sam: I saw this great Jean-Paul Belmondo movie called "Le Solitaire". The villain is this guy named Schneider, prounounced Shneh-dare, who's this chubby nerdy looking guy with big puffy hair, but he's a heartless killer. Hilarious.
	9:44am Patrick: Still b/p at lest now vegetables (pizza) make up the majority of your diet! Keep up the good work!
	9:45am glenn: big puffy hair will do that to you.
	9:45am trouble: wow sam, that looks awesome! here's a trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYAPSZTO0Cw
	9:46am Magda: There was a documentary about graffiti, I believe it was called Bomb It. The most fascinating was graffiti from Spain. You can tell they adopted a modern art style. You can see cultural influences in some of these pieces and how the line between street art and art in the contemporary sense bleeds together.
	9:47am trouble: hey patrick and lovely emily! thank you, but we are ri bound. dj icepack turns 11 tomorrow! aaagh. have a nice couple of days of rest...
	9:48am Magda: I also think someone should pay an artists with room and board and supplies to cover up ugly graffiti throughout the metro area.
	9:48am erella!: ah, Robert Wyatt, Thank you so much Trouble.
	9:49am trouble: bonjour erella! ca va?
	9:51am Brian in UK: Has the word been invented yet for women/men who put on far more perfume/aftershave than is really necessary causing a gagging/nausea amongst their fellows.
	9:52am Magda: Skunks.
	9:52am erella!: I live in toronto. We have a horrible dreadful guy as the mayor. There is a lot of very funny graffiti with his face. Really close to my house, there is a huge portrait of ROB Ford. At Halloween, the portrait became a Zombie, which was funny - for a time. Now, day after day to see this big scary face vomiting blood is not a pleasant addition to my day. I want the image to be altered again but don't know how to reach the artist.
	9:52am Sam: Yes, it was a great movie. "Où est Schneider!!"
	9:53am glenn: inscentsate?
	9:56am ken: mervieulleux?
	9:57am Magda: Brian maybe department store skunks would be appropriate.
	9:58am Jennique: Morning Trouble and family. This painting has a musty look to it. Like your Aunt Ida who usually smells like wet down feathers.
	9:58am Magda: thank you trouble.
	9:58am still b/p: Patrick -- Don't know if you caught it before you emigrated, but Portland has a new slice in town the last couple of years: Otto's, and, yea, it is good, and in two locations downtown shall ye find it, both of them just steps away from where one of those other food groups is enjoyed handily on Fridays and Saturdays, so the map overlays the official diet diagram nice 'n healthy like.
	10:01am George: I love you Trouble but that was the worst sounding encoding of an mp3 I've heard in a while.
	10:03am Brian in UK: Guess aroma propagation is a common problem in the first/second world. Made pizza last night (00 flour) I put some shredded duck leftover from previous day. It was delicious.
	10:03am trouble: really ? george i am so sorry. i played it off you tube, as a request and it sounded fine on the cue but that is not a good judge i guess. that is why i hate to play music off other sites...ooops
	10:04am Magda: Well I wish they would turn lemons into lemonade and use overly scented people for crowd control.
	10:04am erella!: Happy Birthday dj icepack. Yikes,. Congrats on the second of many double digit birth dates. I have been obsessed with this age related quote for the last couple days. I think you might appreciate it. "A Human lifetime is less than 1,000 months long. For only 1/3 of those 1,000 months will you have time for serious thinking, serious loving and serious acting – that gives you only 300 months,” said Prof. Grayling
	10:07am Brian in UK: You know more at 15 intuitively than the rest of the world. But what can you do with it?
	10:10am Marmalade kitty: sound quality was ok to my ears ..but I'm not a fan of the track
	10:11am Magda: Next time I will send tracks for requests I make. It sounded find on my end.
	10:12am Jennique: OH - and happy eleventieth birthday to dj icepack! Hope you made it to the silverball museum.
	10:13am George: No need to apologize. I just feel a need to call out that sort of thing. Best Wishes.
	10:15am trouble: no apologies needed magda, thanks for the heads up
	10:18am Priscilla: Utopia member Moogy Klingman passed away: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/22/arts/music/moogy-klingman-songwriter-and-original-member-of-utopia-dies-at-61.html?hpw Todd Rundgren is so amazingly cool - no wonder Liv Tyler's Mom told her he was her father.
	10:19am trouble: brian in the uk, i teach 15 year olds, i find that terrifically hard to beleive. i am more intuitive now than when i was a teen. then i acted out of built in ruts handed down to me by others , now i act alone, but conciously part of a group, and more confidently
	10:22am sugarwolf: happy birthday, DJ Icepack! I remember listening to your shows when you were pregnant with my favorite WFMU DJ.
	10:22am sugarwolf: spooky, my math question was 111 + 1!! All those 1s!
	10:25am Parq: RIP Moogy, indeed. My own favorite of his non-Utopia work will always be Bette Midler's "Songs for the New Depression" album, a drastically underrated style salad that included a duet with Bob Dylan on the latter's "Buckets of Rain", with Moggy playing honky-tonk piano.
	10:25am Dave in SoDak: Well, I guess I'm watching Lost in Translation again tonight. ;-)
	10:26am Parq: Is it young D's birthday? Happy birthday, kid. Such a shame his star turn with Clay Pigeon at the Record Fair wasn't during an on-air segment.
	10:33am Jennique: Joe McGasko should have been a voice on Ren & Stimpy. "No sir, I don't like it!"
	10:34am Detroit Mac: Monsters of the Id!
	10:39am aaron in chicago: "and don't forget one in the command module!" "shut up, mike."
	10:47am Brian in UK: trouble I debated about using intuitive, probably more personal than general. The intuitive falls in with one of Jungs four personality types with which I can identify. Do we grow into intuition or is it there from the begining? The point I was trying to make was the way that it is possible to see/absorb the world at such a young age without bias. Anyway lets just enjoy 11.
	10:49am trouble: brian in the uk, i see bias as being a constant in any circumstance. maturity is being able to realize the bias and act around it
	10:58am Brian in UK: trouble something on the lines of Philip Larkins' 'your parents, they f... you up'? This is a harsh view I appreciate and not necessarily that of the writer.
	10:59am mike tp: just popped in. my daughter jennifer is a chef at abbys table in portland oregon. all vegan all the time. when in portland look it up. happyolidays all
	11:02am Brian in UK: Andreya Triana puts me in mind of Shara Nelson, sad that she has produced nothing for over 15 years. My comp is rebuffering a lot today.
	11:02am trouble: hey mike tp! hey jennique! sorry i am having troulbe keeping up on this list tioday, too much info for the riaa man to do this week...
	11:03am trouble: not so much that they f you up brian but everything leaves an imprint, everything. there is no tabula rasa
	11:06am glenn: they fuck you up, your mom and dad, they may not mean to but they do. they give you all the faults they had, and add some extra, just for you. - philip larkin.
	11:07am seang: Larkin is the shit!
	11:10am seang: man hands on misery to man, it deepens like a coastal shelf, baby
	11:12am Brian in UK: I agree, we have twin daughters they have learned for nine months longer. On first appearance there is no link of twins or even sisters. We did however try to be neutral by not favouring one or other.
	11:21am r i s k y: Great track. Love arthur russells version aswell! GO TROUBLE!!!
	11:21am trouble: twins fascinate me! it's like they have an added sense that we don't, if i was a psycologist i would study twins! and i am not agreeing with philp larkin, i'm hoping the misery is lightened with time not intensified...
	11:22am Parq: Karma in the news this morning -- the foreclosure lawyers who mocked the homeless at a Halloween party have all been notified that their firm is closing and they they will soon be losing their own jobs.
	11:22am earwax: RIP Paul Motian
	11:26am stu: Hei Trub, November in the air, days pass quick, we can see the stars almost all day twinkle twinkle
	11:30am Brian in UK: Larkins day job was as a librarian, anyone got a picture of him smiling, doubt it. It's just got dark so early, raining, misty, smells of November. Hot chocolate calling. Cracking set as ever.
	11:35am cubicle carl: Big Blood soothes the savage breast
	11:35am ffrr: earwax, how did you find out about Paul Motian? It's not in the Times.
	11:46am glenn: country doowop, in a way.
	11:47am AbeSomething: @ffrr http://jazztimes.com/sections/news/articles/28981-paul-motian-dies-at-80
	11:51am seang: yeah Larkin was a bit of a downer, but the dude had wit
	11:52am ffrr: Thanks, Abe. I guess they're prepping his obit. He was the king of the anti-drummer, will be much missed.
	11:55am trouble: toodles fellow music lovers, have a great holiday if that's what you will be celebrating, or just a great week
	12:01pm jim in the d: Cool, I wondered when my swag was going to arrive!
	11:37am trouble: Here's the Facebook page for the show! https://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 22, 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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November 22, 2011: salt, grease, and pesticides

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
david durrah	space 1 "space 1" by "david durrah"	universal sounds of america	Soul Jazz				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
roland p young	row land "row land" by "roland p young"	Isophonic Boogie Woogie	em records				0:02:31 (Pop-up)
lijadu sisters	amebo "amebo" by "lijadu sisters"	danger	knitting factory	1976		*	0:09:14 (Pop-up)
steve reid and the legendary master brotherhood	lions of judah	universal sounds of america	Soul Jazz				0:15:07 (Pop-up)
adrian younge	rafelli chase "rafelli chase" by "adrian younge"		wax poetics		7"		0:19:29 (Pop-up)
lindstrom & christabelle	looking for what	real life is no cool	Feedelity/Smalltown Supersound				0:22:04 (Pop-up)
the louvin brothers	i see a bridge	satan is real	light in the attic			*	0:28:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	the sea at castle hill	Droll Yankees Inc.				0:31:35 (Pop-up)
serge reggiani	le petit garcon "le petit garcon" by "serge reggiani"		jacques canetti disques		7"		0:39:52 (Pop-up)
colleen	past the long black land "past the long black land" by "colleen"	les ondes silencieuses	leaf				0:42:42 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt/orchestre national de jazz	vandalusia	around robert wyatt	bee jazz			*	0:47:26 (Pop-up)
Etienne Daho	il ne dira pas "il ne dira pas" by "Etienne Daho"	Des Jeunes Gens Modernes: Post Punk, Cold Wave et Culture Novo en France 1978 - 1983	naive/agnes b			*	0:52:40 (Pop-up)
wax tailor	Say Yes (feat. ASM) "Say Yes (feat. ASM)" by "wax tailor"	in the mood for life	le plan				0:56:01 (Pop-up)
dick curless	foggy foggy dew "foggy foggy dew" by "dick curless"	the long lonesome road	omni recording corporation	1968		*	1:00:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	the sea at castle hill	Droll Yankees Inc.				1:03:45 (Pop-up)
tasseomancy	askelon "askelon" by "tasseomancy"	ulalume	out of the spark			*	1:10:17 (Pop-up)
matt "mv" valentine	P.K.dick "P.K.dick" by "matt "mv" valentine"	What I Became	woodsist			*	1:13:30 (Pop-up)
sam williams and the harris singers	he will fix it	This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel On 45 RPM (1957-1982)	tompkins square			*	1:19:41 (Pop-up)
wounded lion	wyld parrots "wyld parrots" by "wounded lion"	lvxlcdm	in the red			*	1:21:13 (Pop-up)
	intro/tokyo "intro/tokyo"	lost in translation OST	Emperor Norton				1:23:05 (Pop-up)
Kevin Shields	city girl "city girl" by "Kevin Shields"	lost in translation OST	Emperor Norton				1:23:41 (Pop-up)
fletcher henderson and the dixie stompers	Spanish Shawl	fletcher henderson and the dixie stompers 1925-6	emi				1:28:10 (Pop-up)
Joe McGasko	this planet is doomed	WFMU Reinterprets the Music of Sun Ra: Interplanetary Remixes (V/A)	wfmu			*	1:29:54 (Pop-up)
louis and bebe barron	love at the swimming hole	ost forbidden planet	poppydisc			*	1:31:55 (Pop-up)
	side 2/#1 "side 2/#1"	man on the moon the flight of apollo 11	evolution				1:37:33 (Pop-up)
	side 1 "side 1"	sex is my business	fax record company				1:40:42 (Pop-up)
dorothy ashby	lonely girl "lonely girl" by "dorothy ashby"	afro-harping	cadet records				1:44:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	the sea at castle hill	Droll Yankees Inc.				1:47:18 (Pop-up)
andreya triana	lost where i belong	lost where i belong	ninja tune				1:54:32 (Pop-up)
golden silvers	of arrows eros "of arrows eros" by "golden silvers"	true romance	xl				1:58:50 (Pop-up)
matias aguayo	i don't smoke "i don't smoke" by "matias aguayo"	kompakt total 12	kompakt			*	2:05:32 (Pop-up)
digitaldubs	dub echoes theme "dub echoes theme" by "digitaldubs"	#1	roir			*	2:10:58 (Pop-up)
juanita ellis	make a joyful noise	Boddie Recording Company: Cleveland, Ohio V/A	numero group			*	2:14:55 (Pop-up)
olof arnalds	close my eyes "close my eyes" by "olof arnalds"	olof sings	one little indian			*	2:19:10 (Pop-up)
sam dees	heritage of a black man "heritage of a black man" by "sam dees"	Black and Proud Volume 1 v/a	trikont				2:22:26 (Pop-up)
lucille bogan	tricks ain't walking no more	Oh, Run Into Me, But Don't Hurt Me! Female Blues Singers Rarities 1923-1930	sub rosa				2:26:47 (Pop-up)
big blood	all operations "all operations" by "big blood"	strange maine 11-04-06	Donttrusttheruin				2:28:51 (Pop-up)
charlie haden	The Interlude (Drinking Music)	Liberation Music Orchestra	impulse				2:37:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	the sea at castle hill	Droll Yankees Inc.				2:40:31 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	strange "strange" by "patsy cline"	live volume two	mca records				2:43:39 (Pop-up)
group doueh	jagwar doueh "jagwar doueh" by "group doueh"	zayna jumma	sublime frequencies				2:45:53 (Pop-up)
beverly ann	you've got your mind on other things	jumpin at the go-go	bmg				2:50:19 (Pop-up)
jonti	snickers hiss "snickers hiss" by "jonti"	twirligig	stones throw			*	2:51:59 (Pop-up)
emika	be my guest "be my guest" by "emika"	emika	ninja tune			*	2:53:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am earwax: salt, grease, and pesticides - 3 of the 4 major food groups
	9:03am glenn: what's the fourth?
	9:03am Marmalade kitty: Yay Trouble!!!
	9:04am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & associates. glenn bridge.
	9:05am earwax: caffene
	9:07am glenn: i would have said pancakes, but perhaps that's just wishful thinking.
	9:08am trouble: bonjour and good grey day to you all. i feel a lunar vibe coming on...
	9:09am jonathan: hey trouble!!
	9:10am dc pat: nice painting. painter? short bio?
	9:10am Brian in UK: trouble I'm guessing this picture is early Matisse, if that is who painted it. glenn ever tried galettes? Made with buckwheat flour. Lawd how long did it take to get to food.
	9:12am glenn: hmmm. i make galette with puff pastry, but i'm sure there are many different versions.
	9:13am Brian in UK: I'm going to try Gado Gado at the weekend.
	9:14am PMD: Listening live on the radio. So excited!
	9:14am trouble: bonjour jonathen. YEs brian in the uk that is matisse, marguerite wearing a hat. i love this painting, but for this week i felt like it had an old relatives vibe, what with thanksgiving and all on the horizon. And i just thought of making buckwheat crepes yesterday, in fact., a gluten free version
	9:16am glenn: have you seen the vegan black metal chef? VERY funny stuff. http://www.youtube.com/user/VeganBlackMetalChef
	9:17am jamesie: my mums pug was called Matisse (she and Fanny the other pug) were run over 1983 - also my Dad, killing all three - RIP
	9:18am dc pat: vegan black metal chef rules. I just finished up some TDay "leftovers" (stuff that wouldn't fit into the fake turkey, tofu, seitan....really good this year....
	9:19am Brian in UK: The picture does have a fusty feel about the dress. Looks like the hands were an afterthought.
	9:22am still b/p: Buckwheat ployes are good but you need to eat 125 of them for a good substantial breakfast.
	9:23am Snortley: I thought the major food groups were sugar, salt, chewing gum, and cigarettes.
	9:24am glenn: wouldn't chewing gum be considered sugar?
	9:25am fred von helsing: Salt, sugar, grease, carbohydrates, and alcohol
	9:26am Parq: Not to be off-topic, but fire-breathing first set, Miss Trouble.
	9:28am trouble: the major food groups are cakes, cookies, and ice cream although in my house they are probably more like chocolate, kale, brown rice and spanish wine
	9:29am trouble: parq, kind words are never off topic: thanks!
	9:32am earwax: We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup.
	9:34am Marmalade kitty: I fel the spray here!?
	9:36am AbeSomething: Castle Hill - That was wonderful!
	9:36am still b/p: Guinness, pizza, squash and dark (70%+) chocolate -- although somehow I still weigh less than an average Irish Setter.
	9:37am dc pat: I'm going to go with von helsing. That about sums up my diet...
	9:38am cordesc: hands? what hands, they've been bitten off!
	9:39am glenn: irish setters are above average, not that i want to paraphrase garrison keillor.
	9:41am annie: pmd!!
	9:41am Sam: Good morning
	9:42am Patrick: Trouble, if you and the fam have no plans your welcome to join us in Columbus for turkey day!
	9:43am Sam: I saw this great Jean-Paul Belmondo movie called "Le Solitaire". The villain is this guy named Schneider, prounounced Shneh-dare, who's this chubby nerdy looking guy with big puffy hair, but he's a heartless killer. Hilarious.
	9:44am Patrick: Still b/p at lest now vegetables (pizza) make up the majority of your diet! Keep up the good work!
	9:45am glenn: big puffy hair will do that to you.
	9:45am trouble: wow sam, that looks awesome! here's a trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYAPSZTO0Cw
	9:46am Magda: There was a documentary about graffiti, I believe it was called Bomb It. The most fascinating was graffiti from Spain. You can tell they adopted a modern art style. You can see cultural influences in some of these pieces and how the line between street art and art in the contemporary sense bleeds together.
	9:47am trouble: hey patrick and lovely emily! thank you, but we are ri bound. dj icepack turns 11 tomorrow! aaagh. have a nice couple of days of rest...
	9:48am Magda: I also think someone should pay an artists with room and board and supplies to cover up ugly graffiti throughout the metro area.
	9:48am erella!: ah, Robert Wyatt, Thank you so much Trouble.
	9:49am trouble: bonjour erella! ca va?
	9:51am Brian in UK: Has the word been invented yet for women/men who put on far more perfume/aftershave than is really necessary causing a gagging/nausea amongst their fellows.
	9:52am Magda: Skunks.
	9:52am erella!: I live in toronto. We have a horrible dreadful guy as the mayor. There is a lot of very funny graffiti with his face. Really close to my house, there is a huge portrait of ROB Ford. At Halloween, the portrait became a Zombie, which was funny - for a time. Now, day after day to see this big scary face vomiting blood is not a pleasant addition to my day. I want the image to be altered again but don't know how to reach the artist.
	9:52am Sam: Yes, it was a great movie. "Où est Schneider!!"
	9:53am glenn: inscentsate?
	9:56am ken: mervieulleux?
	9:57am Magda: Brian maybe department store skunks would be appropriate.
	9:58am Jennique: Morning Trouble and family. This painting has a musty look to it. Like your Aunt Ida who usually smells like wet down feathers.
	9:58am Magda: thank you trouble.
	9:58am still b/p: Patrick -- Don't know if you caught it before you emigrated, but Portland has a new slice in town the last couple of years: Otto's, and, yea, it is good, and in two locations downtown shall ye find it, both of them just steps away from where one of those other food groups is enjoyed handily on Fridays and Saturdays, so the map overlays the official diet diagram nice 'n healthy like.
	10:01am George: I love you Trouble but that was the worst sounding encoding of an mp3 I've heard in a while.
	10:03am Brian in UK: Guess aroma propagation is a common problem in the first/second world. Made pizza last night (00 flour) I put some shredded duck leftover from previous day. It was delicious.
	10:03am trouble: really ? george i am so sorry. i played it off you tube, as a request and it sounded fine on the cue but that is not a good judge i guess. that is why i hate to play music off other sites...ooops
	10:04am Magda: Well I wish they would turn lemons into lemonade and use overly scented people for crowd control.
	10:04am erella!: Happy Birthday dj icepack. Yikes,. Congrats on the second of many double digit birth dates. I have been obsessed with this age related quote for the last couple days. I think you might appreciate it. "A Human lifetime is less than 1,000 months long. For only 1/3 of those 1,000 months will you have time for serious thinking, serious loving and serious acting – that gives you only 300 months,” said Prof. Grayling
	10:07am Brian in UK: You know more at 15 intuitively than the rest of the world. But what can you do with it?
	10:10am Marmalade kitty: sound quality was ok to my ears ..but I'm not a fan of the track
	10:11am Magda: Next time I will send tracks for requests I make. It sounded find on my end.
	10:12am Jennique: OH - and happy eleventieth birthday to dj icepack! Hope you made it to the silverball museum.
	10:13am George: No need to apologize. I just feel a need to call out that sort of thing. Best Wishes.
	10:15am trouble: no apologies needed magda, thanks for the heads up
	10:18am Priscilla: Utopia member Moogy Klingman passed away: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/22/arts/music/moogy-klingman-songwriter-and-original-member-of-utopia-dies-at-61.html?hpw Todd Rundgren is so amazingly cool - no wonder Liv Tyler's Mom told her he was her father.
	10:19am trouble: brian in the uk, i teach 15 year olds, i find that terrifically hard to beleive. i am more intuitive now than when i was a teen. then i acted out of built in ruts handed down to me by others , now i act alone, but conciously part of a group, and more confidently
	10:22am sugarwolf: happy birthday, DJ Icepack! I remember listening to your shows when you were pregnant with my favorite WFMU DJ.
	10:22am sugarwolf: spooky, my math question was 111 + 1!! All those 1s!
	10:25am Parq: RIP Moogy, indeed. My own favorite of his non-Utopia work will always be Bette Midler's "Songs for the New Depression" album, a drastically underrated style salad that included a duet with Bob Dylan on the latter's "Buckets of Rain", with Moggy playing honky-tonk piano.
	10:25am Dave in SoDak: Well, I guess I'm watching Lost in Translation again tonight. ;-)
	10:26am Parq: Is it young D's birthday? Happy birthday, kid. Such a shame his star turn with Clay Pigeon at the Record Fair wasn't during an on-air segment.
	10:33am Jennique: Joe McGasko should have been a voice on Ren & Stimpy. "No sir, I don't like it!"
	10:34am Detroit Mac: Monsters of the Id!
	10:39am aaron in chicago: "and don't forget one in the command module!" "shut up, mike."
	10:47am Brian in UK: trouble I debated about using intuitive, probably more personal than general. The intuitive falls in with one of Jungs four personality types with which I can identify. Do we grow into intuition or is it there from the begining? The point I was trying to make was the way that it is possible to see/absorb the world at such a young age without bias. Anyway lets just enjoy 11.
	10:49am trouble: brian in the uk, i see bias as being a constant in any circumstance. maturity is being able to realize the bias and act around it
	10:58am Brian in UK: trouble something on the lines of Philip Larkins' 'your parents, they f... you up'? This is a harsh view I appreciate and not necessarily that of the writer.
	10:59am mike tp: just popped in. my daughter jennifer is a chef at abbys table in portland oregon. all vegan all the time. when in portland look it up. happyolidays all
	11:02am Brian in UK: Andreya Triana puts me in mind of Shara Nelson, sad that she has produced nothing for over 15 years. My comp is rebuffering a lot today.
	11:02am trouble: hey mike tp! hey jennique! sorry i am having troulbe keeping up on this list tioday, too much info for the riaa man to do this week...
	11:03am trouble: not so much that they f you up brian but everything leaves an imprint, everything. there is no tabula rasa
	11:06am glenn: they fuck you up, your mom and dad, they may not mean to but they do. they give you all the faults they had, and add some extra, just for you. - philip larkin.
	11:07am seang: Larkin is the shit!
	11:10am seang: man hands on misery to man, it deepens like a coastal shelf, baby
	11:12am Brian in UK: I agree, we have twin daughters they have learned for nine months longer. On first appearance there is no link of twins or even sisters. We did however try to be neutral by not favouring one or other.
	11:21am r i s k y: Great track. Love arthur russells version aswell! GO TROUBLE!!!
	11:21am trouble: twins fascinate me! it's like they have an added sense that we don't, if i was a psycologist i would study twins! and i am not agreeing with philp larkin, i'm hoping the misery is lightened with time not intensified...
	11:22am Parq: Karma in the news this morning -- the foreclosure lawyers who mocked the homeless at a Halloween party have all been notified that their firm is closing and they they will soon be losing their own jobs.
	11:22am earwax: RIP Paul Motian
	11:26am stu: Hei Trub, November in the air, days pass quick, we can see the stars almost all day twinkle twinkle
	11:30am Brian in UK: Larkins day job was as a librarian, anyone got a picture of him smiling, doubt it. It's just got dark so early, raining, misty, smells of November. Hot chocolate calling. Cracking set as ever.
	11:35am cubicle carl: Big Blood soothes the savage breast
	11:35am ffrr: earwax, how did you find out about Paul Motian? It's not in the Times.
	11:46am glenn: country doowop, in a way.
	11:47am AbeSomething: @ffrr http://jazztimes.com/sections/news/articles/28981-paul-motian-dies-at-80
	11:51am seang: yeah Larkin was a bit of a downer, but the dude had wit
	11:52am ffrr: Thanks, Abe. I guess they're prepping his obit. He was the king of the anti-drummer, will be much missed.
	11:55am trouble: toodles fellow music lovers, have a great holiday if that's what you will be celebrating, or just a great week
	12:01pm jim in the d: Cool, I wondered when my swag was going to arrive!
	11:37am trouble: Here's the Facebook page for the show! https://www.facebook.com/pages/This-is-the-modern-world-with-Trouble/138976469534262

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 22, 2011

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