WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 19, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:02am Andrew: Don't worry, I didn't notice that.
	9:04am Cheri Pi: Touble! This is nice.
	9:04am trouble: oops. but i actually really liked it at that speed for those opening moments. reality, so demanding...
	9:07am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Le Douanier?
	9:10am trouble: oui brian. today's artist is henri rousseau. i just really loved the overgrown vibe
	9:12am Andrew 2: Rousseau! Love it. Morning, Trouble.
	9:14am Brian in UK: He did like painting undergrowth & overgrowth. Ws he a customs man?
	9:18am gail: Do you know who is on piano on but not for me??
	9:22am trouble: louis van dijk on piano, from same named trio
	9:24am Priscilla: Did you see Moonrise Kingdom yet? Charming, and a Francoise Hardy record plays a role.
	9:25am trouble: yes i did, loved it, and that was a good use of francoise.
	9:28am Mike East: Good morning, WFMU. I'm on my way to the post office to pickup a package that was too large to fit in the box. I've got a good feeling I'm about to have a surplus of swag.
	9:29am Cheri Pi: Oh Mike East-that gives me so much hope!
	9:30am stephaniepc: ohhh! that gives me hope too!
	9:33am Brian in UK: You can see the 60s/70s credits on this one.
	9:36am BSI: WHAT IT IS!!!!! First day back to reality after about 10 days away. This "working" thing is desperately weird.
	9:41am βrian: Hello from the Isthmus. It's too warm for our birds to sing.
	9:47am stephaniepc: I didn't know there was a volume 2 or 3 of women no cry! hooray!
	9:50am ausmanx: reality, hmmm... "In times long gone, when a Chinese dynasty took over the “mandate of heaven,” one of the early ceremonies carried out by the new emperor was called “the rectification of names.” The thought was that the previous dynasty had fallen into ruin in part because the gap between reality and the names for it had grown so wide."
	9:50am Yvette: i love this track!
	9:50am trouble: already too warm? yikes
	9:59am Andrew 2: ausmanx raises a good tricycle.
	10:01am pseu: magnif track!
	10:02am Brian in UK: Is this Timon that became Tymon Dgg and fell in with the Clash?
	10:05am Jennique: "everything else comes from outer space" including monkeys They are DEFINITELY from outer space.
	10:06am βrian: ... makes me think of the John Berger novel, Once in Europa.
	10:12am Patrick: hey trouble, has DJ Icepack ever considered changing his name this time of year to "DJ Air Quality Alert??"
	10:12am carol: Yes, Timon became Tymon Dogg "Lose This Skin" is a great song
	10:15am Andrew: Wow - you haven't played this doo-wop dub in a while!
	10:16am Brian in UK: Thanks carol, vague bells were ringing, that or it was tinntinnitus. Fear of Herge.
	10:20am trouble: hello patrick! i don't know but i will ask dj icepack, his handler just dropped him off.
	10:21am trouble: andrew, i live in an imaginary world where i don't remember how or when or what i've played, glad to see someone is paying attention. i do love that song though...
	10:23am dc pat: love Rousseau..
	10:24am Jennique: When you say his handler do you mean "the hipster"?
	10:25am ausmanx: decline of the Western empires. good night all, 1 a.m. here, and there's football to be watched at 5 a.m. Australia sucks sometimes...
	10:26am trouble: of course, our handler is a hipster, they both begin with h!
	10:26am trouble: good nite australia!
	10:27am Andrew: Some songs stick in your memory, and when you hear one again you can suddenly remember exactly where you were when you last heard it.
	10:27am too much coffee: trouble: yup, that "imaginary world" is the place to be. just like many musicians have no idea how they come up with their songs...
	10:27am carol: Brian, you're welcome..your ears are just fine
	10:29am too much coffee: i'm melting at this cover, btw
	10:30am Patrick: Emily and i were just talking the other day about how much we miss the Gazette... maybe the chicken story could be a great way to restart the project. if Icepack does not like "Air Quality Alert" how about "DJ Its Not the Heat its the Humidity"
	10:33am Van in DC: Here for Side B of the show - hi there trouble!
	10:34am trouble: welcome van!
	10:36am sugarwolf: Hey trouble, one of my knitting friends/local shop owners owns chickens
	10:37am dc pat: "why would I want to change it" brilliant. DJ Icepack is the best dj name on Earth.
	10:37am Ken From Hyde Park: DJ Ice Pack is OK with me.
	10:38am Cheri Pi: BSI-Welcome back!
	10:41am chris: Douglas Adams... the Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul is the last book in the "Trilogy"
	10:42am too much coffee: only 75 hours... how is he going to function in this society??
	10:43am jan: Italian Job - with Michael Caine- great film with original Mini Coopers!
	10:43am robyn: ohhhh dj icepack!! calling out dj trouble.
	10:43am Desmond: "Sounds a lot like and ad..."
	10:43am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble Good Morning DJ Icepack DJ Icepack is wise beyond his years
	10:43am john: tell Ice Pack it's not an ad if you aren't paid to promote it.. it's a friendly promotion
	10:45am pgw in mntclr: there it is. the truth comes out: playin' legos.
	10:46am elf: ice pack has a great attitude. p.s. Its a shameless friendly self-promotion... i LOVE TROUBLE, maybe ill send some money to the kickstart after i get paid lofting hay, seeing as i couldn't pledge, can't now, will later!
	10:50am Chinchilla: Trouble always keeps my Tuesday mornings bright and interesting!
	10:53am trouble: merci bien elf and chinchilla!
	10:54am too much coffee: BTW Trouble, you don't exactly seem like a Lincoln Center person, but I just passed this poster in front of one of their buildings that was talking up this event on Aug 5: "Oiseaux Exotiques", by the International Contemporary Ensemble - http://mostlymozart.org/index.php/2012-ice-aug-5
	10:55am dc pat: Icepack seems to have a lot of nuggets of wisdom "why not play with Legos or something.." couldn't agree more. The entire first floor of my house is filled with Legos..
	10:55am too much coffee: here's their blurb: "A fantastical journey through kaleidoscopic islands of sound: Jukka Tiensuu’s nemo recalls Jules Verne’s undersea voyage, while Tristan Murail’s La Barque mystique summons a hazy sonic seascape. Sweeping waves of intensity wash over Luca Francesconi’s Islands, here in its U.S. premiere, for chamber ensemble and piano. The finale, Olivier Messiaen’s Oiseaux exotiques, brings to life a masterful catalogue of sparkling bird sounds."
	10:56am too much coffee: btw "why not play with Legos or something" is a good response to just about any situation or person that is trying to get at you and make you angry. Like, don't participate in their crap, just go off and do your own thing.
	10:57am trouble: that sounds gorgeous too much coffee,! a family visit is in order. my son and hubbie have season tix to the kids philharmonic series there.
	10:59am robyn: dang, when is this hot chip album coming out already. i like a lot of what i've heard.
	11:01am robyn: oh it is out. nm
	11:03am too much coffee: @trouble: awesome!
	11:04am Jennique: Lynda Barry has a great excerpt in her book "What It Is" "We don't create a fantasy world to escape reality, we create it to be able to stay...It seems that human beings everywhere understand that a child who is never allowed to play will eventually go mad. But how do we know this? And why do we know this? And what happens when we forget?"
	11:04am john: I like this, chilled out vibes before a big presentation for me
	11:07am trouble: good luck with that presentation john. imagine that they are all fmu listeners...
	11:09am dc pat: aaaaaah, why don't ya just go play with Legos or something. I'm definitely using that one.
	11:11am jt: was that song about bananas?
	11:12am Mike East: @chris 10:41 - I thought it was "Mostly Harmless"
	11:12am too much coffee: oh, this is good
	11:13am Mike East: Dark Teatime of the Soul is a Dirk Gently, Holistic Detective novel.
	11:14am Andrew 2: Sounds like Harold Budd...
	11:27am Staceyjoy: Great show today! Love your sidekick, Trouble, chickens ahoy!!
	11:29am too much coffee: damn, I want to sing along!
	11:31am trouble: hey stacey joy! still looking at your fab pix of the sunset park doggies for adoption, so beautiful.
	11:35am too much coffee: just found I out I have to run back home and get something. time to leave this paradise...
	11:37am dc pat: I just found out I'm starving. Gotta get a veggie sangwich and jalapeno chips.
	11:38am trouble: tootles!
	11:42am Brian in UK: Gotta walk the dog. See you in a couple of weeks. Holiday in Scotland next week. Be in the Dark Sky Park. http://www.forestry.gov.uk/darkskygalloway#viewstars
	11:43am trouble: that sounds so fab, enjoy!
	11:45am durhamNC: Love this!
	11:46am Nancy K: Great show Trouble. Re DJ Icepack: Legos, books, mummies! Very cool kid. And "Sugartown" is my fave Nancy Sinatra song.
	11:53am trouble: thanks nancy K! i also adore that nancy song...
	11:55am ~L: @DJ Icepack, if you used all the Legos in your house to just build one thing, what would you build?
	11:56am Jennique: I'd love to see some Lego chickens and eggs.
	11:57am trouble: spaceship of some type...dj icepack says
	11:57am Van in DC: Missed a lot but enjoyed what I was able to hear...thanks trouble!
	11:59am Mike East: I made a lot of lego spaceships as a kid.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 19, 2012

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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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June 19, 2012: the brain is wider than the sky

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
wymond miles	Hidden Things are Asking You to Find Them	earth has doors	sacred bones		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ital	israel "israel" by "ital"	hive mind	planet mu		*	0:06:01 (Pop-up)
helen merrill	but not for me "but not for me" by "helen merrill"					0:14:45 (Pop-up)
juliette greco	striptease "striptease" by "juliette greco"					0:18:18 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	et meme "et meme" by "francoise hardy"					0:20:28 (Pop-up)
steinways	my heart's not in it anymore					0:23:44 (Pop-up)
julian dore	kiss me forever "kiss me forever" by "julian dore"	bichon				0:25:25 (Pop-up)
marden hill	curtain "curtain" by "marden hill"	girl talk v/a				0:27:51 (Pop-up)
the johnny hawksworth orch	lunar walk	the easy project v/a				0:31:12 (Pop-up)
rainy day	flying on the ground is wrong					0:33:35 (Pop-up)

sandstone	can you mend a silver thread?	Can You Mend a Silver Thread?		1971	*	0:41:57 (Pop-up)
liz christine	dreaming "dreaming" by "liz christine"	4 women no cry vol 3				0:45:00 (Pop-up)
cedric stevens	disguised teelscopes on their way to planet bottle ( burning star core remix	the syncopated elevators legacy	discrepant		*	0:49:40 (Pop-up)
grouper	dragging the streets "dragging the streets" by "grouper"	aia: dream loss	kranky		*	0:55:32 (Pop-up)
timon	now she says she's young "now she says she's young" by "timon"	Lovers from the Sky: Pop Psych Sounds from the Apple Era 1968-1971 v/a				0:58:23 (Pop-up)
sun ra remixed by rob weisberg	joyful noise to the nile (transpacificus close encounter mix)	Interplanetary Remixes: WFMU Reinterprets the Music of Sun Ra				1:02:28 (Pop-up)

hong kong in the 60's	banbury grove	collision/detection version 4			*	1:10:18 (Pop-up)
trembling blue stars	doo-wop music	lights on a darkening shore v/a				1:13:17 (Pop-up)
mark beer	love dances warm "love dances warm" by "mark beer"					1:17:54 (Pop-up)
dolly mixture	you and me on the sea shore					1:20:55 (Pop-up)
minimal	touch too much/ acdc cover	empire baby dolls				1:25:09 (Pop-up)
dj spooky	phase interlude "phase interlude" by "dj spooky"	Songs Of A Dead Dreamer				1:29:10 (Pop-up)
horace andy	dub to sleep "dub to sleep" by "horace andy"					1:32:37 (Pop-up)

gwen and gram	sugartown "sugartown" by "gwen and gram"	in bed with marina v/a				1:44:44 (Pop-up)
laura ulmer	amoureax d'une affiche					1:47:45 (Pop-up)
suzi quatro	i bit off more than i could chew	your mama won't like me				1:49:51 (Pop-up)
hot chip	how do you do? "how do you do?" by "hot chip"	in our heads	Domino		*	1:53:53 (Pop-up)
fontella bass	leave it in the hands of love	northern soul v/a				1:58:29 (Pop-up)
leder brothers	i'd like to touch a star	WTNG 89.9 FM	numero group		*	2:02:05 (Pop-up)
Ali Birra	kophaa koo "kophaa koo" by "Ali Birra"	Ammalele	mississippi/little axe		*	2:04:48 (Pop-up)
hall of mirrors	don't cry and drive					2:09:46 (Pop-up)
elodie	ame pale "ame pale" by "elodie"	la lumiere parfumee	faraway press		*	2:11:03 (Pop-up)
anthony valdez	walking away feat damon aaron	just visiting			*	2:15:26 (Pop-up)

polish august	ten tips for beautiful nails					2:25:48 (Pop-up)
buzz	berlin "berlin" by "buzz"	see your sioux	dark entries	mid 80's	*	2:28:27 (Pop-up)
asphixiation	the crush "the crush" by "asphixiation"	Can't Stop It II: Australian Post-Punk 1979-1984				2:32:59 (Pop-up)
sound ceremony	invitation to the bizarre	sound ceremony	one kind favor		*	2:36:10 (Pop-up)
sister rosetta tharpe	can't no grave hold my body down	I Smell a Rat: Early Black Rock n Roll 1949-1959	trikont		*	2:39:25 (Pop-up)
nicodemus	under the volcano feat navegante	moon people	esl		*	2:41:58 (Pop-up)
la yegros	viene de mi "viene de mi" by "la yegros"	Future Sounds of Buenos Aires (V/A)	waxploitation/ZZK		*	2:46:50 (Pop-up)
invisible sports	silence is what we're made for	the future tastes	alt vinyl		*	2:50:22 (Pop-up)
oklahoma sweethearts	i'm gonna straddle my saddle	Historical Jewels by Various Female Country Artists				2:55:18 (Pop-up)
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	ain't nobody here but us chickens					2:57:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Andrew: Don't worry, I didn't notice that.
	9:04am Cheri Pi: Touble! This is nice.
	9:04am trouble: oops. but i actually really liked it at that speed for those opening moments. reality, so demanding...
	9:07am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Le Douanier?
	9:10am trouble: oui brian. today's artist is henri rousseau. i just really loved the overgrown vibe
	9:12am Andrew 2: Rousseau! Love it. Morning, Trouble.
	9:14am Brian in UK: He did like painting undergrowth & overgrowth. Ws he a customs man?
	9:18am gail: Do you know who is on piano on but not for me??
	9:22am trouble: louis van dijk on piano, from same named trio
	9:24am Priscilla: Did you see Moonrise Kingdom yet? Charming, and a Francoise Hardy record plays a role.
	9:25am trouble: yes i did, loved it, and that was a good use of francoise.
	9:28am Mike East: Good morning, WFMU. I'm on my way to the post office to pickup a package that was too large to fit in the box. I've got a good feeling I'm about to have a surplus of swag.
	9:29am Cheri Pi: Oh Mike East-that gives me so much hope!
	9:30am stephaniepc: ohhh! that gives me hope too!
	9:33am Brian in UK: You can see the 60s/70s credits on this one.
	9:36am BSI: WHAT IT IS!!!!! First day back to reality after about 10 days away. This "working" thing is desperately weird.
	9:41am βrian: Hello from the Isthmus. It's too warm for our birds to sing.
	9:47am stephaniepc: I didn't know there was a volume 2 or 3 of women no cry! hooray!
	9:50am ausmanx: reality, hmmm... "In times long gone, when a Chinese dynasty took over the “mandate of heaven,” one of the early ceremonies carried out by the new emperor was called “the rectification of names.” The thought was that the previous dynasty had fallen into ruin in part because the gap between reality and the names for it had grown so wide."
	9:50am Yvette: i love this track!
	9:50am trouble: already too warm? yikes
	9:59am Andrew 2: ausmanx raises a good tricycle.
	10:01am pseu: magnif track!
	10:02am Brian in UK: Is this Timon that became Tymon Dgg and fell in with the Clash?
	10:05am Jennique: "everything else comes from outer space" including monkeys They are DEFINITELY from outer space.
	10:06am βrian: ... makes me think of the John Berger novel, Once in Europa.
	10:12am Patrick: hey trouble, has DJ Icepack ever considered changing his name this time of year to "DJ Air Quality Alert??"
	10:12am carol: Yes, Timon became Tymon Dogg "Lose This Skin" is a great song
	10:15am Andrew: Wow - you haven't played this doo-wop dub in a while!
	10:16am Brian in UK: Thanks carol, vague bells were ringing, that or it was tinntinnitus. Fear of Herge.
	10:20am trouble: hello patrick! i don't know but i will ask dj icepack, his handler just dropped him off.
	10:21am trouble: andrew, i live in an imaginary world where i don't remember how or when or what i've played, glad to see someone is paying attention. i do love that song though...
	10:23am dc pat: love Rousseau..
	10:24am Jennique: When you say his handler do you mean "the hipster"?
	10:25am ausmanx: decline of the Western empires. good night all, 1 a.m. here, and there's football to be watched at 5 a.m. Australia sucks sometimes...
	10:26am trouble: of course, our handler is a hipster, they both begin with h!
	10:26am trouble: good nite australia!
	10:27am Andrew: Some songs stick in your memory, and when you hear one again you can suddenly remember exactly where you were when you last heard it.
	10:27am too much coffee: trouble: yup, that "imaginary world" is the place to be. just like many musicians have no idea how they come up with their songs...
	10:27am carol: Brian, you're welcome..your ears are just fine
	10:29am too much coffee: i'm melting at this cover, btw
	10:30am Patrick: Emily and i were just talking the other day about how much we miss the Gazette... maybe the chicken story could be a great way to restart the project. if Icepack does not like "Air Quality Alert" how about "DJ Its Not the Heat its the Humidity"
	10:33am Van in DC: Here for Side B of the show - hi there trouble!
	10:34am trouble: welcome van!
	10:36am sugarwolf: Hey trouble, one of my knitting friends/local shop owners owns chickens
	10:37am dc pat: "why would I want to change it" brilliant. DJ Icepack is the best dj name on Earth.
	10:37am Ken From Hyde Park: DJ Ice Pack is OK with me.
	10:38am Cheri Pi: BSI-Welcome back!
	10:41am chris: Douglas Adams... the Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul is the last book in the "Trilogy"
	10:42am too much coffee: only 75 hours... how is he going to function in this society??
	10:43am jan: Italian Job - with Michael Caine- great film with original Mini Coopers!
	10:43am robyn: ohhhh dj icepack!! calling out dj trouble.
	10:43am Desmond: "Sounds a lot like and ad..."
	10:43am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble Good Morning DJ Icepack DJ Icepack is wise beyond his years
	10:43am john: tell Ice Pack it's not an ad if you aren't paid to promote it.. it's a friendly promotion
	10:45am pgw in mntclr: there it is. the truth comes out: playin' legos.
	10:46am elf: ice pack has a great attitude. p.s. Its a shameless friendly self-promotion... i LOVE TROUBLE, maybe ill send some money to the kickstart after i get paid lofting hay, seeing as i couldn't pledge, can't now, will later!
	10:50am Chinchilla: Trouble always keeps my Tuesday mornings bright and interesting!
	10:53am trouble: merci bien elf and chinchilla!
	10:54am too much coffee: BTW Trouble, you don't exactly seem like a Lincoln Center person, but I just passed this poster in front of one of their buildings that was talking up this event on Aug 5: "Oiseaux Exotiques", by the International Contemporary Ensemble - http://mostlymozart.org/index.php/2012-ice-aug-5
	10:55am dc pat: Icepack seems to have a lot of nuggets of wisdom "why not play with Legos or something.." couldn't agree more. The entire first floor of my house is filled with Legos..
	10:55am too much coffee: here's their blurb: "A fantastical journey through kaleidoscopic islands of sound: Jukka Tiensuu’s nemo recalls Jules Verne’s undersea voyage, while Tristan Murail’s La Barque mystique summons a hazy sonic seascape. Sweeping waves of intensity wash over Luca Francesconi’s Islands, here in its U.S. premiere, for chamber ensemble and piano. The finale, Olivier Messiaen’s Oiseaux exotiques, brings to life a masterful catalogue of sparkling bird sounds."
	10:56am too much coffee: btw "why not play with Legos or something" is a good response to just about any situation or person that is trying to get at you and make you angry. Like, don't participate in their crap, just go off and do your own thing.
	10:57am trouble: that sounds gorgeous too much coffee,! a family visit is in order. my son and hubbie have season tix to the kids philharmonic series there.
	10:59am robyn: dang, when is this hot chip album coming out already. i like a lot of what i've heard.
	11:01am robyn: oh it is out. nm
	11:03am too much coffee: @trouble: awesome!
	11:04am Jennique: Lynda Barry has a great excerpt in her book "What It Is" "We don't create a fantasy world to escape reality, we create it to be able to stay...It seems that human beings everywhere understand that a child who is never allowed to play will eventually go mad. But how do we know this? And why do we know this? And what happens when we forget?"
	11:04am john: I like this, chilled out vibes before a big presentation for me
	11:07am trouble: good luck with that presentation john. imagine that they are all fmu listeners...
	11:09am dc pat: aaaaaah, why don't ya just go play with Legos or something. I'm definitely using that one.
	11:11am jt: was that song about bananas?
	11:12am Mike East: @chris 10:41 - I thought it was "Mostly Harmless"
	11:12am too much coffee: oh, this is good
	11:13am Mike East: Dark Teatime of the Soul is a Dirk Gently, Holistic Detective novel.
	11:14am Andrew 2: Sounds like Harold Budd...
	11:27am Staceyjoy: Great show today! Love your sidekick, Trouble, chickens ahoy!!
	11:29am too much coffee: damn, I want to sing along!
	11:31am trouble: hey stacey joy! still looking at your fab pix of the sunset park doggies for adoption, so beautiful.
	11:35am too much coffee: just found I out I have to run back home and get something. time to leave this paradise...
	11:37am dc pat: I just found out I'm starving. Gotta get a veggie sangwich and jalapeno chips.
	11:38am trouble: tootles!
	11:42am Brian in UK: Gotta walk the dog. See you in a couple of weeks. Holiday in Scotland next week. Be in the Dark Sky Park. http://www.forestry.gov.uk/darkskygalloway#viewstars
	11:43am trouble: that sounds so fab, enjoy!
	11:45am durhamNC: Love this!
	11:46am Nancy K: Great show Trouble. Re DJ Icepack: Legos, books, mummies! Very cool kid. And "Sugartown" is my fave Nancy Sinatra song.
	11:53am trouble: thanks nancy K! i also adore that nancy song...
	11:55am ~L: @DJ Icepack, if you used all the Legos in your house to just build one thing, what would you build?
	11:56am Jennique: I'd love to see some Lego chickens and eggs.
	11:57am trouble: spaceship of some type...dj icepack says
	11:57am Van in DC: Missed a lot but enjoyed what I was able to hear...thanks trouble!
	11:59am Mike East: I made a lot of lego spaceships as a kid.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 19, 2012

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