WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 11, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:04am trouble: good morning! i fear we will have to be imageless today! i spaced doing it at home and alas it appears i am pc illiterate...
	9:08am Tom - K'way Bklyn: ....is glad I am at home off for couple of day now ,, yeah!!! and able to catch your wonderful show in real time now
	9:13am pierre: Bonjour bonjour Trouble and friends !
	9:14am trouble: ta dah! i image did it, little moments of success...hello tom, glad to have you listening live!
	9:18am Aaron in Jcity: nice shot there!
	9:18am r i s k y: Goodmorning Trouble! Thank you for this Lonnie track! Hey All!
	9:21am Titus in GA: morning, Trouble! morning Trouble-ologists! My apologies for the belated arrival. a little hungover from last night:/
	9:22am trouble: hellos, bonjour: aaron, risky, pierre, titus. aaron i posted the lovely bird music box on this is the modern world with trouble facebook page. i love it! thank you!
	9:23am Robert: Mornig trble, numb & looking for all are amazing music- nice selection choice- thanks :-)
	9:28am trouble: hello robert, thank you and welcome aboard
	9:32am Robert: actually been listening for a couple of years now - have learned of a lot of fine music here- lot of bird song too - some french - you know - the usual radio fare... lol. keep up the good (enriching) work
	9:33am Titus in GA: thanks, Trouble:) I'm not quite here but I'm fully listening to yr lovely jams
	9:33am Vivian: Good Morning to Trouble and all!
	9:35am maja: hallo!
	9:40am dcp@: man, am I looking forward to vacation time...work is just plane stupid right now.
	9:45am trouble: i hear you dcp!
	9:54am Titus in GA: this Warren Smith piece is just wonderful...feeling a little better:)
	9:54am other eddie: salut everyone. so nice to be back in trouble again with you all. what a week...
	9:58am trouble: salut eddie! good day maja, vivian!
	9:59am βrian: Buenas dias del istmo.
	10:00am john: Kinks + Incredible String Band = Kaleidoscope?
	10:00am βrian: Et salutations de l'isthme.
	10:02am trouble: ola brian!
	10:06am Titus in GA: KAKI! Trouble, you've made my day! Spinned a Kaki King song last night in my set. She's a firecracker!
	10:07am C#: Hi Trouble, I love your show and have been listening for quite a few years. If you haven't already heard it, "In the Land of Dreams" by the House of Lords is shares the charm of "Black Fjord" and I highly recommend it. You can find it in the Rubble collection #15.
	10:08am βrian: Hey! New vocabulary: gobe-mouche (flycatcher).
	10:09am C#: is that some thinly veiled critique about communicating in more than a one-liner?
	10:13am stu: Cheers from snowy Turku!
	10:13am ffrr: I saw Dave Brubeck several times, firstly in the 70's and lastly in 95. He played like a monster throughout his career, hammering out those block chords even with arthritis. His compositions bridged the gap of jazz and progressive rock using odd meters and intricate harmonies. Along with drummer Joe Morello, such a major influence for me personally.
	10:17am Cheri Pi: Ooooo this is nice, Troubs I've been listening the whole time!!
	10:20am trouble: thanks #C, will look that up! hey snowy stu! cheri pi i knew you were out there, i could feel the love...howdy ffrr
	10:24am Cecile: HOW CAN THE COMMUTE BE WORSE TODAY when ALL THE ROADS ARE PLOWED? oy. anyway, hello!
	10:25am Cecile: you got the Cherry Tree Carol by Shirley Collins floating around? That's a funny and seasonal song.
	10:27am Jennique: Good morning Trouble! Went to a party last weekend wearing some ole Docs and had a stranger approach and ask, "Do you like punk?" Been a long time since anyone ever asked me that. Made me smile.
	10:29am Cecile: that's awesome, Jennique. I like the image a lot. For some reason it reminds me of Octavia Butler's fiction...
	10:33am Titus in GA: Very sweet, Jennique! sounds like you had an awesome weekend. i need to rock out the Docs soon.
	10:33am dcp@: I wear Docs a lot and people just look at me like I'm nuts...dammit.
	10:34am trouble: hey jennique, cecile! today's artist is lorna simpson from the ebonies series
	10:35am Cecile: it is beautiful and powerful.
	10:35am tim from champaign: I totally dig Octavia Butler's writing. Right now I'm reading Margaret Atwood's "Crake and Oryx".
	10:39am Jennique: I had to google Octavia Butler. What would one consider her best work? She described herself as "comfortably asocial—a hermit in the middle of Seattle—a pessimist if I'm not careful, a feminist, a Black, a former Baptist, an oil-and-water combination of ambition, laziness, insecurity, certainty, and drive."
	10:40am john: Hey Trouble, I recommend the Lemonheads' "Stove".
	10:40am ~L: Cookies!
	10:41am βrian: There are some decent low-fashion stoves out there for ~ 2k.
	10:41am Cecile: I actually told my husband about it, calmly and without apparent bias just to see his reaction and he's usually one with a thick skin about stuff, and he's all "You have got to be kidding me! who does he write for again?" Stoves and other appliances are if you want exactly what you want. We paid as much as a big monster fridge to get a smaller one with a bottom freezer and a lower height.
	10:41am Jennique: Trouble - bake something really stinky so it will taint everything else you bake from here on out. Maybe a gutted fish? Some brie? Garlic bread?
	10:42am person: browwwwnies of awesomeness, herbaly infused awesomeness
	10:43am Titus in GA: i would start very modest, Trouble. Maybe a pie? Peach Cobbler?
	10:43am Cecile: I've read some of her short stories. Haven't tackled the patternist series
	10:43am mmmm: banana bread
	10:44am Cecile: just toast some bread in there. You dont' want to get it all sticky and gross. THat's what the cookies are for.
	10:46am tim from champaign: Jennique - I'd recommend starting with Clay's Ark or Dawn. What's cool about Octavia Butler's series' is that they are not chronological and work as stand alone novels.
	10:47am stingy d: this one poppin!
	10:48am pierre: I like some disco with my flu, my 05 o'clock coffee and christmas cookies.
	10:53am America: DEODATO!!!
	10:54am GINGERBREAD: GINGERBREAD
	11:03am Jennique: My friend Jason did a comic book page memorial to Jackie Mittoo. http://midasimages.net/index.php?/project/ja-music/#
	11:07am Cecile: very cool!
	11:09am Vivian: I plan to celebrate the Winter Solstice, not the end of the world, with a fire and red wine.
	11:10am Cecile: SLY
	11:10am ?: i LIKE IT
	11:10am trouble: i am a big fan of celebrating the solstices!
	11:11am Mike East: If it was a boy, my wife and I thought about naming our kid Sylvester (Sly). Thanks for playing the tunes, trouble
	11:11am Vivian: Every time I hear about the world ending on the 21st, I wonder what Harold Camping is up to..
	11:12am pierre: Vivian : fire, red wine, sounds marvelous (I so wish i had a fireplace)
	11:13am Parq: Loved hearing that Sly -- thanks for putting it on.
	11:13am trouble: lots of candles clustered on the table, that's how i fake a fireplace pierre
	11:13am ?: barrel fire :)
	11:14am Mike East: uh oh, my canteloupes are rotting. Time to do some surgery.
	11:15am E+P: Good morning, Trouble! Today's images is perfect for the grey weather.
	11:15am Emily: this song very refreshing!
	11:15am Vivian: @ it is Pierre. We're fortunate to have two firepits in our backyard. Though I hope the temps get down to normal. We're above average which is creating havoc with the plants' cycle. 60 degree weather is fine for spring - not December!!!
	11:18am turbiecito: hi there from buenos aires :)
	11:19am pierre: I'll totally follow your advice @Trouble ! @Vivian : 60 degree !?! In which part of the world are you again ?
	11:20am Brian in UK: Afternoon feels like evening here as it is dark already. We lost one of our hens the other week, old age & cold combining.
	11:22am Brian in UK: Bon apres-midi Pierre. Bluddy cold in the woods today.
	11:23am Brian in UK: Pardon Bonne
	11:25am pierre: Merci @Brian in UK; It's dark here now. And cold, and tonight it's going to be movie by myself
	11:25am trouble: buenos tardes buenos aires! sorry to hear about your hen brian... hey parq, mike east, E+P, vivian!
	11:29am Cecile: it's not Gordon Ramsay's restaurant because there's not enough screaming.
	11:30am Cecile: This is "It Was a Very Good Year."
	11:31am Titus in GA: gotta jet, Trouble. much love and thanks for another great set and for playing Kaki King:) Cheers!
	11:31am Brian in UK: Pierre, we went to see 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' last week. Hmmmm.
	11:32am Cecile: did you like it, Brian?
	11:33am Vivian: @ Pierre - in Atlanta, Georgia. Today's high is the low 50's, dropping down to the high 30's. But this weekend's forecast includes 61-62 as the high, mid 40's for the low. The highs really should be low 50's!
	11:33am Jennique: Trouble - the new exhibit here at AMNH is FOOD. No joke. It even has a tasting kitchen inside it.
	11:35am nycmark: Loving the playlist today. Great picks, trouble! (Oh and I hear you on the stove front.. we looked for a new stove couple years back - everything had microchips! what the?!)
	11:35am trouble: okeedokee jennique. it's all the rage i guess, food that is...
	11:35am Brian in UK: Cecile, not sure if 'like' is a word to use. Captivating maybe. I am still trying to take it in. See it if you get a chance.
	11:36am trim hunter: great show, l love the booty too. you must be getting a fancy stove!
	11:37am some food dude: http://www.amnh.org/calendar/our-global-kitchen-food-nature-culture
	11:37am Cecile: oh, hey, if you are by AIGA World Headquarters in NYC, you all should check out this exhibit: http://imprint.printmag.com/daily-heller/lustig-on-fifth-avenue/
	11:37am trouble: that is what died on my old stove nyc mark! no room for micro chips in the cooking world please...
	11:38am Brian in UK: Conger eel for dinner tonight.
	11:38am erella: Did you sea Searching for Sugarman? What a fantastic film! Great story, well told. Awesome music.
	11:39am E+P: Hurray for Rodriguez! I'm hoping Patrick is listening.
	11:39am Cecile: Brian, I did already. I think I had a similar experience - it was visually arresting, and stunning considering it was filmed on a tiny budget with non-actors. But I admired it more than I liked it. It didn't feel like real people - it felt the people were symbols.
	11:39am trouble: thanks for the good words nyc mark, titus and trim hunter! no my stove is not swanky, that is the prob, no cash for the oven flash. although if i had an extra 10 grand i would travel, not buy an appliance!
	11:39am erella: Opps - should have mentioned that the Sugarman film is about Rodrigues.
	11:41am Cecile: my friend, who is from NOLA, felt a stronger connection to it. hes the one who got us all to go - his bro-in-law did sound on it I think.
	11:41am trouble: o hey emily!
	11:42am trouble: yes eralla, great pic! i fell in love with that song after seeing that film
	11:42am Brian in UK: Cecile - good points. As the director was trying to film it through a six year olds eyes it was always going to be hit/miss.
	11:45am Brian in UK: Cecile, like when the place was on fire she hid in a box not trying to escape. Tabu was kind of disappointing too.
	11:45am Cecile: Exactly. But wasn't her performance great? And the dad, too. He never acted before- he was a baker for the catering company that fed the crew!
	11:49am Brian in UK: Stiil got the image of her puffed out defiant cheeks. Do you think the cook was her mum?
	11:51am Cecile: I thought that is what it was, and i also thought it was a dream.
	11:56am Brian in UK: The scene in the brothel reminded me of the '67 film version of 'Le Grande Meaulnes'. A place you go to but afterwards are not sure if it really happened. As you say, a dream-like quality.
	12:00pm Brian in UK: This is divine, Cecile. If you can ever find it. Brigitte Fossey is a dream as Yvonne de Galais. http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0064389/
	12:01pm Cecile: I'll have to see that, Brian. I didn't think it was a complete success, but its ambition and creativity were really exciting.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 11, 2012

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December 11, 2012: le samourai a la mode

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
andy stott	numb "numb" by "andy stott"	luxury problems	modern love	*
andrew lamb	to love in the rain (portrait of a virtuous woman)	rhapsody in black	no business records		0:07:16 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	looking for all (all rendered truth)	just before music	dust-to-digital	*	0:15:53 (Pop-up)
francois de roubaix	valerie "valerie" by "francois de roubaix"	le samourai/les aventuriers	universal		0:18:15 (Pop-up)
pierre bastien & alexei aigui	Musique De Rejouissance	Musique Cyrillique	solyd		0:20:13 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	strange "strange" by "patsy cline"	On the Air: Her Greatest TV Performances	hip-O	*	0:25:08 (Pop-up)
pure bathing culture	dreams "dreams" by "pure bathing culture"	rumours revisited v/a	mojo	*	0:27:27 (Pop-up)

Lijadu Sisters	come on home "come on home" by "Lijadu Sisters"	horizon unlimited	knitting factory	*	0:37:10 (Pop-up)
melody's echo chamber	bisou magique	melody's echo chamber	fat possum	*	0:41:32 (Pop-up)
brown sugar	i'm in love with a dreadlock	this is lovers rock v/a	greensleeves records ltd		0:45:33 (Pop-up)
warren smith	rivers state suite "rivers state suite" by "warren smith"	old news borrowed blues	engine		0:48:36 (Pop-up)
george guzman	marilu "marilu" by "george guzman"	el barrio the bad boogaloo nuyorican sounds 1966-70 v/a	Fania		0:54:56 (Pop-up)
kaleidoscope	black fjord "black fjord" by "kaleidoscope"	faintly blowing	repertoire		0:59:03 (Pop-up)
kaki king	kelvinator kelvinator "kelvinator kelvinator" by "kaki king"	glow	velour	*	1:02:08 (Pop-up)

Hope for Agoldensummer	come on "come on" by "Hope for Agoldensummer"	life inside the body	Hope for Agoldensummer		1:12:45 (Pop-up)
allah-las	ela navega "ela navega" by "allah-las"	allah-las	innovative leisure	*	1:15:51 (Pop-up)
juana molina	micael "micael" by "juana molina"	son	domino		1:19:04 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	mole in the ground "mole in the ground" by "karen dalton"	1966	delmore recordings		1:22:27 (Pop-up)
Dignan Porch	and are now not "and are now not" by "Dignan Porch"	nothing bad will ever happen	captured tracks	*	1:25:42 (Pop-up)
brenda ray	d'ya hear me! "d'ya hear me!" by "brenda ray"	D'Ya Hear Me!: Naffi Years 1979-83	EM records	*	1:29:23 (Pop-up)
brenda holloway/hal & brenda	it's you	the early years rare recordings 1962-63	ace		1:33:10 (Pop-up)

mi-gu	pulling from above "pulling from above" by "mi-gu"	choose the light	Chimera Music	*	1:40:54 (Pop-up)
kiki gyan/the twins	disco dancer "disco dancer" by "kiki gyan/the twins"	24 hours in a disco:1978-82	soundway	*	1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Badawi presents Bedouin Sound Clash	turbo auto drive	Badawi Presents Bedouin Sound Clash feat. Honeychild	roir		1:54:20 (Pop-up)
Jackie Mittoo	how soon "how soon" by "Jackie Mittoo"	in london	coxsone		1:58:46 (Pop-up)
the chosen few	do your thing "do your thing" by "the chosen few"	Funky Kingston: Reggae Dance Floor Grooves 68-74	trojan		2:01:48 (Pop-up)

sly & the family stone	if you want me to stay	"dead presidents" OST	capital		2:10:18 (Pop-up)
the concretes	say something new "say something new" by "the concretes"	the concretes	astralwerks		2:12:14 (Pop-up)
buffy saint-marie	the dream tree "the dream tree" by "buffy saint-marie"	illuminations	vanguard		2:18:09 (Pop-up)
nicholas desamory	all the world "all the world" by "nicholas desamory"	like you	M=Minimal	*	2:19:20 (Pop-up)
dominic wilcox	the sound of cooking in a michelin star restaurant	sounds of making in east london	dominic wilcox		2:28:10 (Pop-up)
lennie hibert	nature boy "nature boy" by "lennie hibert"	creation	studio one		2:29:45 (Pop-up)
royce	girls on bikes "girls on bikes" by "royce"	tuff love	galapagos 4		2:32:06 (Pop-up)
rodriguez	crucify your mind "crucify your mind" by "rodriguez"	cold facts	light in the attic		2:37:10 (Pop-up)
alice russell	a fly in the hand "a fly in the hand" by "alice russell"	my favourite letters	tru thoughts ltd		2:40:45 (Pop-up)
wade flemons	that other place "that other place" by "wade flemons"	up all night 30 northern soul classics	instant		2:44:47 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	eight wave "eight wave" by "Suzanne Ciani"	Lixiviation 1969-1985	b-music		2:46:38 (Pop-up)

afel bocoum	jeeny "jeeny" by "afel bocoum"	alkibar	nonesuch		2:54:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am trouble: good morning! i fear we will have to be imageless today! i spaced doing it at home and alas it appears i am pc illiterate...
	9:08am Tom - K'way Bklyn: ....is glad I am at home off for couple of day now ,, yeah!!! and able to catch your wonderful show in real time now
	9:13am pierre: Bonjour bonjour Trouble and friends !
	9:14am trouble: ta dah! i image did it, little moments of success...hello tom, glad to have you listening live!
	9:18am Aaron in Jcity: nice shot there!
	9:18am r i s k y: Goodmorning Trouble! Thank you for this Lonnie track! Hey All!
	9:21am Titus in GA: morning, Trouble! morning Trouble-ologists! My apologies for the belated arrival. a little hungover from last night:/
	9:22am trouble: hellos, bonjour: aaron, risky, pierre, titus. aaron i posted the lovely bird music box on this is the modern world with trouble facebook page. i love it! thank you!
	9:23am Robert: Mornig trble, numb & looking for all are amazing music- nice selection choice- thanks :-)
	9:28am trouble: hello robert, thank you and welcome aboard
	9:32am Robert: actually been listening for a couple of years now - have learned of a lot of fine music here- lot of bird song too - some french - you know - the usual radio fare... lol. keep up the good (enriching) work
	9:33am Titus in GA: thanks, Trouble:) I'm not quite here but I'm fully listening to yr lovely jams
	9:33am Vivian: Good Morning to Trouble and all!
	9:35am maja: hallo!
	9:40am dcp@: man, am I looking forward to vacation time...work is just plane stupid right now.
	9:45am trouble: i hear you dcp!
	9:54am Titus in GA: this Warren Smith piece is just wonderful...feeling a little better:)
	9:54am other eddie: salut everyone. so nice to be back in trouble again with you all. what a week...
	9:58am trouble: salut eddie! good day maja, vivian!
	9:59am βrian: Buenas dias del istmo.
	10:00am john: Kinks + Incredible String Band = Kaleidoscope?
	10:00am βrian: Et salutations de l'isthme.
	10:02am trouble: ola brian!
	10:06am Titus in GA: KAKI! Trouble, you've made my day! Spinned a Kaki King song last night in my set. She's a firecracker!
	10:07am C#: Hi Trouble, I love your show and have been listening for quite a few years. If you haven't already heard it, "In the Land of Dreams" by the House of Lords is shares the charm of "Black Fjord" and I highly recommend it. You can find it in the Rubble collection #15.
	10:08am βrian: Hey! New vocabulary: gobe-mouche (flycatcher).
	10:09am C#: is that some thinly veiled critique about communicating in more than a one-liner?
	10:13am stu: Cheers from snowy Turku!
	10:13am ffrr: I saw Dave Brubeck several times, firstly in the 70's and lastly in 95. He played like a monster throughout his career, hammering out those block chords even with arthritis. His compositions bridged the gap of jazz and progressive rock using odd meters and intricate harmonies. Along with drummer Joe Morello, such a major influence for me personally.
	10:17am Cheri Pi: Ooooo this is nice, Troubs I've been listening the whole time!!
	10:20am trouble: thanks #C, will look that up! hey snowy stu! cheri pi i knew you were out there, i could feel the love...howdy ffrr
	10:24am Cecile: HOW CAN THE COMMUTE BE WORSE TODAY when ALL THE ROADS ARE PLOWED? oy. anyway, hello!
	10:25am Cecile: you got the Cherry Tree Carol by Shirley Collins floating around? That's a funny and seasonal song.
	10:27am Jennique: Good morning Trouble! Went to a party last weekend wearing some ole Docs and had a stranger approach and ask, "Do you like punk?" Been a long time since anyone ever asked me that. Made me smile.
	10:29am Cecile: that's awesome, Jennique. I like the image a lot. For some reason it reminds me of Octavia Butler's fiction...
	10:33am Titus in GA: Very sweet, Jennique! sounds like you had an awesome weekend. i need to rock out the Docs soon.
	10:33am dcp@: I wear Docs a lot and people just look at me like I'm nuts...dammit.
	10:34am trouble: hey jennique, cecile! today's artist is lorna simpson from the ebonies series
	10:35am Cecile: it is beautiful and powerful.
	10:35am tim from champaign: I totally dig Octavia Butler's writing. Right now I'm reading Margaret Atwood's "Crake and Oryx".
	10:39am Jennique: I had to google Octavia Butler. What would one consider her best work? She described herself as "comfortably asocial—a hermit in the middle of Seattle—a pessimist if I'm not careful, a feminist, a Black, a former Baptist, an oil-and-water combination of ambition, laziness, insecurity, certainty, and drive."
	10:40am john: Hey Trouble, I recommend the Lemonheads' "Stove".
	10:40am ~L: Cookies!
	10:41am βrian: There are some decent low-fashion stoves out there for ~ 2k.
	10:41am Cecile: I actually told my husband about it, calmly and without apparent bias just to see his reaction and he's usually one with a thick skin about stuff, and he's all "You have got to be kidding me! who does he write for again?" Stoves and other appliances are if you want exactly what you want. We paid as much as a big monster fridge to get a smaller one with a bottom freezer and a lower height.
	10:41am Jennique: Trouble - bake something really stinky so it will taint everything else you bake from here on out. Maybe a gutted fish? Some brie? Garlic bread?
	10:42am person: browwwwnies of awesomeness, herbaly infused awesomeness
	10:43am Titus in GA: i would start very modest, Trouble. Maybe a pie? Peach Cobbler?
	10:43am Cecile: I've read some of her short stories. Haven't tackled the patternist series
	10:43am mmmm: banana bread
	10:44am Cecile: just toast some bread in there. You dont' want to get it all sticky and gross. THat's what the cookies are for.
	10:46am tim from champaign: Jennique - I'd recommend starting with Clay's Ark or Dawn. What's cool about Octavia Butler's series' is that they are not chronological and work as stand alone novels.
	10:47am stingy d: this one poppin!
	10:48am pierre: I like some disco with my flu, my 05 o'clock coffee and christmas cookies.
	10:53am America: DEODATO!!!
	10:54am GINGERBREAD: GINGERBREAD
	11:03am Jennique: My friend Jason did a comic book page memorial to Jackie Mittoo. http://midasimages.net/index.php?/project/ja-music/#
	11:07am Cecile: very cool!
	11:09am Vivian: I plan to celebrate the Winter Solstice, not the end of the world, with a fire and red wine.
	11:10am Cecile: SLY
	11:10am ?: i LIKE IT
	11:10am trouble: i am a big fan of celebrating the solstices!
	11:11am Mike East: If it was a boy, my wife and I thought about naming our kid Sylvester (Sly). Thanks for playing the tunes, trouble
	11:11am Vivian: Every time I hear about the world ending on the 21st, I wonder what Harold Camping is up to..
	11:12am pierre: Vivian : fire, red wine, sounds marvelous (I so wish i had a fireplace)
	11:13am Parq: Loved hearing that Sly -- thanks for putting it on.
	11:13am trouble: lots of candles clustered on the table, that's how i fake a fireplace pierre
	11:13am ?: barrel fire :)
	11:14am Mike East: uh oh, my canteloupes are rotting. Time to do some surgery.
	11:15am E+P: Good morning, Trouble! Today's images is perfect for the grey weather.
	11:15am Emily: this song very refreshing!
	11:15am Vivian: @ it is Pierre. We're fortunate to have two firepits in our backyard. Though I hope the temps get down to normal. We're above average which is creating havoc with the plants' cycle. 60 degree weather is fine for spring - not December!!!
	11:18am turbiecito: hi there from buenos aires :)
	11:19am pierre: I'll totally follow your advice @Trouble ! @Vivian : 60 degree !?! In which part of the world are you again ?
	11:20am Brian in UK: Afternoon feels like evening here as it is dark already. We lost one of our hens the other week, old age & cold combining.
	11:22am Brian in UK: Bon apres-midi Pierre. Bluddy cold in the woods today.
	11:23am Brian in UK: Pardon Bonne
	11:25am pierre: Merci @Brian in UK; It's dark here now. And cold, and tonight it's going to be movie by myself
	11:25am trouble: buenos tardes buenos aires! sorry to hear about your hen brian... hey parq, mike east, E+P, vivian!
	11:29am Cecile: it's not Gordon Ramsay's restaurant because there's not enough screaming.
	11:30am Cecile: This is "It Was a Very Good Year."
	11:31am Titus in GA: gotta jet, Trouble. much love and thanks for another great set and for playing Kaki King:) Cheers!
	11:31am Brian in UK: Pierre, we went to see 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' last week. Hmmmm.
	11:32am Cecile: did you like it, Brian?
	11:33am Vivian: @ Pierre - in Atlanta, Georgia. Today's high is the low 50's, dropping down to the high 30's. But this weekend's forecast includes 61-62 as the high, mid 40's for the low. The highs really should be low 50's!
	11:33am Jennique: Trouble - the new exhibit here at AMNH is FOOD. No joke. It even has a tasting kitchen inside it.
	11:35am nycmark: Loving the playlist today. Great picks, trouble! (Oh and I hear you on the stove front.. we looked for a new stove couple years back - everything had microchips! what the?!)
	11:35am trouble: okeedokee jennique. it's all the rage i guess, food that is...
	11:35am Brian in UK: Cecile, not sure if 'like' is a word to use. Captivating maybe. I am still trying to take it in. See it if you get a chance.
	11:36am trim hunter: great show, l love the booty too. you must be getting a fancy stove!
	11:37am some food dude: http://www.amnh.org/calendar/our-global-kitchen-food-nature-culture
	11:37am Cecile: oh, hey, if you are by AIGA World Headquarters in NYC, you all should check out this exhibit: http://imprint.printmag.com/daily-heller/lustig-on-fifth-avenue/
	11:37am trouble: that is what died on my old stove nyc mark! no room for micro chips in the cooking world please...
	11:38am Brian in UK: Conger eel for dinner tonight.
	11:38am erella: Did you sea Searching for Sugarman? What a fantastic film! Great story, well told. Awesome music.
	11:39am E+P: Hurray for Rodriguez! I'm hoping Patrick is listening.
	11:39am Cecile: Brian, I did already. I think I had a similar experience - it was visually arresting, and stunning considering it was filmed on a tiny budget with non-actors. But I admired it more than I liked it. It didn't feel like real people - it felt the people were symbols.
	11:39am trouble: thanks for the good words nyc mark, titus and trim hunter! no my stove is not swanky, that is the prob, no cash for the oven flash. although if i had an extra 10 grand i would travel, not buy an appliance!
	11:39am erella: Opps - should have mentioned that the Sugarman film is about Rodrigues.
	11:41am Cecile: my friend, who is from NOLA, felt a stronger connection to it. hes the one who got us all to go - his bro-in-law did sound on it I think.
	11:41am trouble: o hey emily!
	11:42am trouble: yes eralla, great pic! i fell in love with that song after seeing that film
	11:42am Brian in UK: Cecile - good points. As the director was trying to film it through a six year olds eyes it was always going to be hit/miss.
	11:45am Brian in UK: Cecile, like when the place was on fire she hid in a box not trying to escape. Tabu was kind of disappointing too.
	11:45am Cecile: Exactly. But wasn't her performance great? And the dad, too. He never acted before- he was a baker for the catering company that fed the crew!
	11:49am Brian in UK: Stiil got the image of her puffed out defiant cheeks. Do you think the cook was her mum?
	11:51am Cecile: I thought that is what it was, and i also thought it was a dream.
	11:56am Brian in UK: The scene in the brothel reminded me of the '67 film version of 'Le Grande Meaulnes'. A place you go to but afterwards are not sure if it really happened. As you say, a dream-like quality.
	12:00pm Brian in UK: This is divine, Cecile. If you can ever find it. Brigitte Fossey is a dream as Yvonne de Galais. http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0064389/
	12:01pm Cecile: I'll have to see that, Brian. I didn't think it was a complete success, but its ambition and creativity were really exciting.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 11, 2012

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