WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 8, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:01am trouble: hellos hellos all around
	9:03am Sam: Bonjour Eau Trouble
	9:04am trouble: today's artwork is by clare grill, from her sampler paintings
	9:04am Braveness23: bonjour mes amis
	9:05am Sam: Love it
	9:08am Braveness23: I've assumed the Half-Lotus Position
	9:08am duke: like this messages track
	9:09am trouble: bonjour sam et braveness23. there is more of clare grill here: www.claregrill.com...
	9:09am northguineahills: Haven't heard Messages before, and on Destijl Recs no less. Beautiful way to start the day.
	9:10am Braveness23: My hands are folded in the cosmic mudra
	9:10am Lonious Monk: Bonjour Trouble ! (tamuet srifol is that you ?)
	9:12am Braveness23: Aside from my underwear riding up my butt I have achieved absolute tranquility
	9:15am Braveness23: Could I get a side of tzatziki sauce when you get a chance?
	9:17am v k: good morning Trouble - happy to be able to listen in real time today - also very much enjoyed your holiday radio program on 12/18 - very tasteful - listened several times with friends and family
	9:19am trouble: welcome and thank you vk! glad it holds up upon repeated listening. bonjour lonious monk!
	9:25am scottm: Oooh, what a nice gauzy start to today's show. I love this thing.
	9:28am trouble: good day scottm!!
	9:31am Braveness23: work smarter
	9:31am common: i hate the phrase: "going forward". Too much.
	9:31am doug: downshifting?
	9:35am sugarwolf: good morning i know somebody who went to a birthday party that had a beatle playing at it
	9:38am Aaron in Jcity: perfect set for my tues am (post bike accident) this goes great with coffee and soreness! my ears are in heaven!
	9:41am trouble: so sorry to hear about the bike accident aaron in Jcity. i hope it wasn't serious. we are truly at a disadvantage on a bike vs ugly cars and mean peds
	9:43am trouble: sugarwolf, that conjures a kafka moment in my head
	9:46am dc pat: jeeze, take it easy out there Aaaron--I had a cement mixer run me off the road yesterday. Bastard passed me (so knew I was there) and then pulled over right into me. No crashy though.
	9:49am trouble: drivers just can not see a bike, they can barely see cars...especially giant trucks, they can't see or hear a thing!
	9:49am Cecile: good morning, all.
	9:54am neil: This track's hawt T-rubble. Have you ever heard Mock & Toof's early mixes? I can send you a link.
	9:54am BSI: C.cile, dcp, trouble, et al / ate all / etc ...
	9:57am trouble: no neil i haven't, would love to hear them! howdy cecile, BSI!
	10:00am Cecile: trouble, never apologize, never explain.
	10:01am Cecile: consistent inconsistency.
	10:03am Andrew Waterloo: Good morning everyone
	10:04am dale: happy new year trouble and crew. birds have been plowing through the sunflower seeds since the snow cover. female cardinal with her splash of orange lipstick is my favorite at present
	10:08am trouble: hey dale!! we just bought a giant bag of black sunflower seeds, very dramatic bird food.
	10:09am trouble: good morning andrew waterloo. cecile, i hear you on the apologies, i do apologize too much. but explaining can be a great tool of de-construction! and it is all in good performance fun
	10:10am jeremy: love this Nina Nielson track
	10:10am dale: i'm on my third 40 lb bag. it's really all they need although the suet cakes are nice to attract the woodpeckers. squirrels are making pigs of themselves though...
	10:12am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! ^^
	10:12am Squirrels: We're the OTHER other white meat.
	10:13am Cecile: I get it trouble. Much like Clay's failing tape recorded or Ken's Traktor woes are almost another character in their ongoing audio drama.
	10:13am trouble: i have been making a suet like mix with peanut butter mixed up with seeds. Sadly, down here the starlings crowd out the mini birds.
	10:17am pierre: Saw this band in Paris thanks to Brian Turner, it's worth it !
	10:18am dc pat: I have to avoid seeds so the rats don't think they are welcome guests. Trying suet (w/o seeds) now but don't have any takers yet. morts vont bien is really hitting it!!
	10:18am Jennique: Good morning Troublette. I have a bird feeder out my window that mostly attracts pigeons, so I hung it off the edge and hear them flapping to stay on it. Kinda works as a deterrent as they are the pigs of the bird community. Side note - saw a pair of cardinals, male & female, and two blue jays at Fort Tryon this weekend.
	10:24am BW: Happy NewYear Trouble!
	10:24am trouble: bonjour pierre et jennique! fort tryon must get lots of cool birds, tree haven from the ny skyscraper storm
	10:24am Greg Red: Trouble is this the second time you've played this guitar music from the Western Sahel? This track makes my morning. THanks.
	10:25am trouble: happy new year to you BW!
	10:27am pierre: Oh oui... BONNE ANNÉE TOUT LE MONDE !
	10:28am βrian: Bonne Anée, Pierre et à tous.
	10:30am Parq: Checking in, Miss Trouble. I know this will be a stripped-down record fair this weekend, but I hope there will still be an LP modification module.
	10:31am trouble: sorry parq, no room for the vinyl arts....tragique, but true
	10:36am Vivian: Christine Perfect sounds like Christine McVie from Fleetwood Mac...
	10:36am Cecile: she is one and the same.
	10:37am Vivian: Oh sorry, forgot to add Happy New Year, Trouble! Any new art/craft/ knitting projects for the new year?
	10:38am Stu: Hei Trouble Heroic stripes in wet snow here. Just hear T Waits and K Richards version of Shenandoah ( 'my' song with Shanty Singers i Åbo ) wow cheers to Trouble's radio family
	10:48am trouble: hey stu!! happy new year, and to you too vivian! vivian I am doing a lot of knitting right now, trying to finish up a few sweaters. and you?
	10:49am Jennique: Just found a groovy new calendar for the new year. http://www.thelocal.de/gallery/lifestyle/1699/#.UOw_D4l0BFs
	10:50am Vivian: a few scarves to finish. I want to complete a project a month but I need to set up a working space. Very difficult in a small house with humans and critters about. One in particular is to learn how to crochet.
	10:51am Johnny Bigfoot: Anyone see the Simpsons on Sunday with Tom Waits? Also, if anyone wants Adobe CS2 they are offering it for free here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html
	10:51am Stu: Did a Moomi card for you make it all the way to the FMU mailbox?
	10:55am Parq: I think I went to college with personality doll of the week.
	10:57am trouble: not yet stu! but i will wait anxiously for it...
	11:04am BW: Time to start a petition to deport Trouble!
	11:05am kwhitehead: You are correct Trouble. The NRA has never been about gun owner but rather all about the gun makers.
	11:05am dc pat: right on trouble
	11:05am Kurt: Actually the NRA is mostly supported by it's members. Of which I am one.
	11:09am dc pat: that's nice Kurt but doesn't take anything away from what trouble said which is, as I said, right on. NRA may be supported by members but your money goes right into the hands of gun industry lobbyists.
	11:14am herb: guns, never held one, never fired one. so am i allowed to have an opinion on them? i'll be a hippie & say "guns shouldn't be in peoples' homes. people shouldn't have them." of course bad guys will still be able to get them. people will still mass-shoot people. but maybe it'll happen far less often. @Kurt - thanks for saying yr a member of NRA. it's probably non-pc in this group
	11:15am trouble: i am talking the big bucks kurt. it's nice to pay $35 to belong but that is not what is pushing their agenda with congress. that membership pays for paper towels and toner cartridges. the big bucks go to swaying legislators to vote for lax gun controls. that is not $ that comes from membership
	11:15am Kurt: Actually as our political system stands the lobbying money goes to Washington as that is the only way to get any reasonable representation. That's true true for anthing in that cesspool.
	11:18am Braveness23: My cousin has a ferret!
	11:18am Kurt: herb, I'm a very non-PC type in these parts.
	11:19am Marmalade Kitty: cowboys and Indians, anyone?
	11:20am Braveness23: that's the problem with tacos
	11:22am Cecile: my husband enjoys target shooting on occasion, but he uses a friend's gun or the ones they have there. He comes from a family of hunters. Who all left the NRA when the organization was lobbying for the continued legaliazation of hollow point bullets and assault rifles. I think conscientious hunters are great - they are some of the staunchest habitat presevationists. But at some point, if it's not for hunting or simple home protection, it's, pardon the expression, overkill.
	11:22am Mr. Wareing: A gin and orange! A lemon squash! And a scotch and water please!
	11:25am Kurt: There are 4.3 million NRA members. Revenue is at $205 million. Even if each member only contributed $35, then the vast majority of their revenue comes from the membership not the big bad gun industry.
	11:25am dc pat: Cecile: I grew up with hunters and have absolutely no problem with a guy going out and shooting a deer to keep his family in meat all winter. Nothing wrong with that. It's when we get into the hollow point bullets and general legalized murder weapons I have problems with.
	11:25am Marmalade Kitty: bow an arrows are much more fun! ;)
	11:25am Tyler: This is an epic romance & heartbreak mix this morning. Impeccable taste I might add. Trouble is my favorite
	11:26am ?: Isn't this song called Baby It's You?
	11:26am Cecile: Marmalade Kitty, I want to get back into archery. Get one of those crazy cross-bows. Those are sick.
	11:27am Teddy Boy: Speak softly, and carry a big stick.
	11:27am trouble: kurt those numbers are self reported. we actually have no way of knowing how the ad agency is doing. but they want to appear to have as many fans as possible...
	11:27am Parq: Did I miss something or should that Kramer entry be "Baby It's You"?
	11:27am trouble: thank you tyler!
	11:28am Cecile: Also, those archery fingerless gloves are kind of badass.
	11:29am Kurt: Trouble, it's not an ad agency. It's probably time to lay off the kool aid.
	11:29am Brian in UK: Good afternoon trouble & commenters. We have one egg after four weeks plus of no lay. Hey MK & Cecile might go & see Silver Linings Playbook this week.
	11:30am herb: THE BRILL BUILDING. reminds me of cd i got from library, CAROLE KING demos. opens with "pleasant valley sunday" - i didnt know she & husband, GERRY GOFFIN, wrote it. (BOW AND ARROWS, reminds me of the movie "we have to talk about kevin")
	11:30am Cecile: Brian, cool. Hey, I saw the Tintin movie. I guite liked it! I wished it would have been done in the original Herge style, but they make a lovely tribute to him at the beginning of the film.
	11:31am Braveness23: Brian in UK, our birds stopped laying months ago. Too old. As soon as girlfriend gets around to it they will be swimming in a stew pot.
	11:32am Ricardo Montalban: I've been thoroughly enjoying this show.
	11:33am Squirrels: Better them than us.
	11:33am dc pat: "not an ad agency" Ok Kurt, what is it?
	11:33am northguineahills: Actually worked myself up to a full phone interview tomorrow w/ the head of the prospective department of a firm actually located in nyc. Considering I have 3 weeks of unemployment left, I'm really cutting this close.
	11:34am dc pat: ..and I would argue it's NRA members that are full of the juice. It's like a fekkin religion.
	11:34am Cecile: good luck ngh.
	11:35am trouble: the link to the facebook page, for the video a day!! www.facebook.com...
	11:35am Mike Fun: Holy shit! Global warming is effecting the rotation of the earth? It's worse than we thought!
	11:35am ?: especially enjoyable show today Trouble!
	11:36am northguineahills: Thanks Cecile! I thought this sounded strange for Julie Holter, and then I realized my iTunes just skipped to Give the Drummer Radio.
	11:36am Braveness23: oh we're hitting all the topics today... lunchtime. Love yall. Look forward to hearing you again next week Trouble
	11:39am Kurt: The NRA is a mostly user supported organization that, among other things , protects the 2nd ammendment from from reactionaries and others who would like to trim the constitution in such a way as to make them feel good about themselves. They also provide a vast number of educational opportunities such as hunter education, marksmanship programs, etc.
	11:40am Brian in UK: All the best for tomorrow ngh. Cecile as a sidetrack, I used to have the first Thompson Twins albums, twas OK.
	11:41am dc pat: so you're a member of a militia? because that's what the 2nd amendment is about, pal.
	11:41am Andrew: It's true, they won't shill for just anyone. They're more like the advertising department of the arms industry.
	11:41am Joseph Goebbels: The Third Reich had excellent educational programs as well.
	11:42am dc pat: with that, got to get an early lunch. No hard feelings Kurt. Thanks. and thanks trouble.
	11:42am john: Hey Kurt, Do you accept the entirety of NRA's agenda? I don't mean it offensively, just a question. Like, I guess, is the organization is infallible?
	11:42am the glowing one: @Kurt: you've taught me a totally different meaning of reactionary there
	11:43am pierre: all of this, is very agreable, i must say.
	11:43am northguineahills: Woo! Laurie Spiegel, and it's new?!
	11:44am Giant_kumquat: Gosh, Laurie Spiegel right when I was thinking to listen something from here. Good job as usual,trouble
	11:46am Cecile: hahahha, Brian. Yeah, it was decent. But now my husband is like a ten year old kid and now wants to read all the books.
	11:46am trouble: new laurie spiegel: 2 cds!
	11:48am scottm: damn, great
	11:48am Kurt: Joseph: Actually the Nazi's were all about gun control: They further strengthened gun control laws began under the Weirmar regime. John: Of course I don't support 100% of the NRA's or any organizations agenda. No organization is infallible because it is made up of people. None of us are perfect. However, I do agree with the vast majority of it's positions.
	11:50am Brian in UK: Cecile I used to think one ot the guys in Teardrop Explodes, I think it was, had a quiff like Tintin.
	11:51am the glowing one: What I dislike about the NRA the most is the way they communicate. It's not so much about their views but the way they spin the public opinion. It's a lobby organisation after all.
	11:51am Jennique: Trouble, meant to tell you that my nephew out in Cally is raising two chickens in his back yard for school, kind of a 4-H thing. Anyhow, my brother told me he named one Bok Bok and the other Bok Bok Bok.
	11:52am northguineahills: Although MOM sort of sounds the same, they have still really morphed into nearly dancefloor friendly territory.
	11:52am SheWolf: Ooooh luv this.
	11:53am kwhitehead: What record is this Vic Godard from? It sounds like Orange Juice!
	11:53am Cecile: Brian, all these young hip execs in Minneapolis have these little tufts of hair in front of their heads and I think they look like Tintin, too!
	11:54am northguineahills: Beautiful soundtrack to a beautiful morning, thanks Trouble!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Make that Echo & the Bunnymen.
	11:54am Ike: I believe that great Laurie Spiegel thing is an expanded reissue, orig. from the early 80s, yeah?
	11:54am Cecile: hey, wolfie!
	11:56am trouble: that's excellant jennique!! kwhitehead, i don't have the album, only that song: off a blog. thanks for listening and chatting and sending good vibes peeps! see you next week, or at the record fair on sunday. please stop by and say hi!
	11:56am trouble: yes reissue ike
	11:56am Brian in UK: Anyone heard the new David Bowie single?
	11:57am mary: wow, people respectin' and enjoying Laurie Spiegel. I saw her at the Kitchen when she was on a triple bill with Rhys Chatham and Pauline Oliveros...cool, beautiful and poignant that she was there with Rhys that night and when he started the music program at the first Kitchen and they were teenagers.
	12:00pm SheWolf: Bonjour Cecile, long time, woman. My spell correct wants to make bonjour bourbon, which would also work I suppose.
	12:00pm Johnny Bigfoot: Yes, Brian in UK, the video is disturbing.
	12:05pm Marmalade Kitty: Kurt Cobain!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 8, 2013

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
messages	fragment one/within whirlpool	message bag	destijl	Vinyl		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
eglantine gouzy	zone "zone" by "eglantine gouzy"						0:17:23 (Pop-up)
hakon kornstad	improvisations for karin	I Want the Beatles to Play at My Art Center! (V/A)	prisma			*	0:21:12 (Pop-up)

beninghove's hangmen	reve melodique	Beninghove's Hangmen	no label			*	0:35:06 (Pop-up)
philemon chante	je te mange "je te mange" by "philemon chante"						0:37:12 (Pop-up)
so percussion	strange steps "strange steps" by "so percussion"	where (we) live	cantaloupe music			*	0:42:20 (Pop-up)
mount eerie	distorted cymbals "distorted cymbals" by "mount eerie"	distorted cymbals	K			*	0:48:29 (Pop-up)
blank & kytt	keep up ( destiny's child remix)						0:52:41 (Pop-up)
solat	try try try "try try try" by "solat"	Surinam! - Boogie & Disco Funk From The Surinamese Dance Floors '76-'83	kindred spirits			*	0:56:14 (Pop-up)

Nina Nielsen	no easy way out "no easy way out" by "Nina Nielsen"	love and terror in the wilderness	biophon			*	1:06:31 (Pop-up)
nini raviolette	je tu nous "je tu nous" by "nini raviolette"						1:11:36 (Pop-up)
les morts vont bien	j'attend mon heure	Les Morts Vont Bien	label brique			*	1:14:57 (Pop-up)
beto villares	festa na roca "festa na roca" by "beto villares"						1:18:44 (Pop-up)
alkibar gignor	Kaounare "Kaounare" by "alkibar gignor"	Laila Je T'aime: Guitar Music from the Western Sahel	Mississippi/Change/Sahel Sounds	Vinyl		*	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Shelagh McDonald	mirage "mirage" by "Shelagh McDonald"	Let No Man Steal Your Thyme					1:26:27 (Pop-up)
francois de roubaix	mauvaise nouvelle on ne part plus						1:31:19 (Pop-up)
christine perfect	i'd rather go blind						1:32:59 (Pop-up)
Trouble Vs Glue	slap by slap "slap by slap" by "Trouble Vs Glue"	borgata boredom: music and noises from Roma Est	No-Fi			*	1:35:48 (Pop-up)

alice russell	heartbreaker ( acoustic live)					*	1:43:49 (Pop-up)
elements of peace	together part 2	eccentric soul omnibus vol 1	numero group			*	1:48:05 (Pop-up)
adrian younge presents the delfonics	stop and look					*	1:51:29 (Pop-up)
Brother John Rydgren	personality doll of the week	Silhouette Segments 2-CD Reissue				*	1:54:38 (Pop-up)
el perro del mar	walk on by "walk on by" by "el perro del mar"	pale fire	the control group			*	1:55:31 (Pop-up)

the entourage music and theatre ensemble	Composition for Viola, Electric Keyboard, and Percussion						2:06:42 (Pop-up)
las malas amistadas	lo que suenos						2:10:28 (Pop-up)
maxine funke	if you can read "if you can read" by "maxine funke"	felt	epic sweep			*	2:13:03 (Pop-up)
a allessandroni	microbatteri ( seconde versione)						2:16:44 (Pop-up)
zru vogue	zru vogue do the zru "zru vogue do the zru" by "zru vogue"						2:18:23 (Pop-up)
kramer	baby it's you "baby it's you" by "kramer"	the brill building	tzadik			*	2:22:37 (Pop-up)
julia holter	minerals "minerals" by "julia holter"	4 women no cry v/a					2:29:09 (Pop-up)

laurie spiegel	patchwork "patchwork" by "laurie spiegel"	the expanding universe	unseen worlds			*	2:36:20 (Pop-up)
miriam makeba	maria fulo "maria fulo" by "miriam makeba"				thanks lucy!!		2:44:52 (Pop-up)
mouse on mars	ape "ape" by "mouse on mars"	wow	monkeytown			*	2:46:15 (Pop-up)
vic godard and the subway set	et meme						2:50:50 (Pop-up)
gudrun gut	tiger "tiger" by "gudrun gut"	wildlife	monika			*	2:53:37 (Pop-up)
charlotte gainsbourg	anna /tom furse remix						2:59:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am trouble: hellos hellos all around
	9:03am Sam: Bonjour Eau Trouble
	9:04am trouble: today's artwork is by clare grill, from her sampler paintings
	9:04am Braveness23: bonjour mes amis
	9:05am Sam: Love it
	9:08am Braveness23: I've assumed the Half-Lotus Position
	9:08am duke: like this messages track
	9:09am trouble: bonjour sam et braveness23. there is more of clare grill here: www.claregrill.com...
	9:09am northguineahills: Haven't heard Messages before, and on Destijl Recs no less. Beautiful way to start the day.
	9:10am Braveness23: My hands are folded in the cosmic mudra
	9:10am Lonious Monk: Bonjour Trouble ! (tamuet srifol is that you ?)
	9:12am Braveness23: Aside from my underwear riding up my butt I have achieved absolute tranquility
	9:15am Braveness23: Could I get a side of tzatziki sauce when you get a chance?
	9:17am v k: good morning Trouble - happy to be able to listen in real time today - also very much enjoyed your holiday radio program on 12/18 - very tasteful - listened several times with friends and family
	9:19am trouble: welcome and thank you vk! glad it holds up upon repeated listening. bonjour lonious monk!
	9:25am scottm: Oooh, what a nice gauzy start to today's show. I love this thing.
	9:28am trouble: good day scottm!!
	9:31am Braveness23: work smarter
	9:31am common: i hate the phrase: "going forward". Too much.
	9:31am doug: downshifting?
	9:35am sugarwolf: good morning i know somebody who went to a birthday party that had a beatle playing at it
	9:38am Aaron in Jcity: perfect set for my tues am (post bike accident) this goes great with coffee and soreness! my ears are in heaven!
	9:41am trouble: so sorry to hear about the bike accident aaron in Jcity. i hope it wasn't serious. we are truly at a disadvantage on a bike vs ugly cars and mean peds
	9:43am trouble: sugarwolf, that conjures a kafka moment in my head
	9:46am dc pat: jeeze, take it easy out there Aaaron--I had a cement mixer run me off the road yesterday. Bastard passed me (so knew I was there) and then pulled over right into me. No crashy though.
	9:49am trouble: drivers just can not see a bike, they can barely see cars...especially giant trucks, they can't see or hear a thing!
	9:49am Cecile: good morning, all.
	9:54am neil: This track's hawt T-rubble. Have you ever heard Mock & Toof's early mixes? I can send you a link.
	9:54am BSI: C.cile, dcp, trouble, et al / ate all / etc ...
	9:57am trouble: no neil i haven't, would love to hear them! howdy cecile, BSI!
	10:00am Cecile: trouble, never apologize, never explain.
	10:01am Cecile: consistent inconsistency.
	10:03am Andrew Waterloo: Good morning everyone
	10:04am dale: happy new year trouble and crew. birds have been plowing through the sunflower seeds since the snow cover. female cardinal with her splash of orange lipstick is my favorite at present
	10:08am trouble: hey dale!! we just bought a giant bag of black sunflower seeds, very dramatic bird food.
	10:09am trouble: good morning andrew waterloo. cecile, i hear you on the apologies, i do apologize too much. but explaining can be a great tool of de-construction! and it is all in good performance fun
	10:10am jeremy: love this Nina Nielson track
	10:10am dale: i'm on my third 40 lb bag. it's really all they need although the suet cakes are nice to attract the woodpeckers. squirrels are making pigs of themselves though...
	10:12am pierre: Bonjour Trouble ! ^^
	10:12am Squirrels: We're the OTHER other white meat.
	10:13am Cecile: I get it trouble. Much like Clay's failing tape recorded or Ken's Traktor woes are almost another character in their ongoing audio drama.
	10:13am trouble: i have been making a suet like mix with peanut butter mixed up with seeds. Sadly, down here the starlings crowd out the mini birds.
	10:17am pierre: Saw this band in Paris thanks to Brian Turner, it's worth it !
	10:18am dc pat: I have to avoid seeds so the rats don't think they are welcome guests. Trying suet (w/o seeds) now but don't have any takers yet. morts vont bien is really hitting it!!
	10:18am Jennique: Good morning Troublette. I have a bird feeder out my window that mostly attracts pigeons, so I hung it off the edge and hear them flapping to stay on it. Kinda works as a deterrent as they are the pigs of the bird community. Side note - saw a pair of cardinals, male & female, and two blue jays at Fort Tryon this weekend.
	10:24am BW: Happy NewYear Trouble!
	10:24am trouble: bonjour pierre et jennique! fort tryon must get lots of cool birds, tree haven from the ny skyscraper storm
	10:24am Greg Red: Trouble is this the second time you've played this guitar music from the Western Sahel? This track makes my morning. THanks.
	10:25am trouble: happy new year to you BW!
	10:27am pierre: Oh oui... BONNE ANNÉE TOUT LE MONDE !
	10:28am βrian: Bonne Anée, Pierre et à tous.
	10:30am Parq: Checking in, Miss Trouble. I know this will be a stripped-down record fair this weekend, but I hope there will still be an LP modification module.
	10:31am trouble: sorry parq, no room for the vinyl arts....tragique, but true
	10:36am Vivian: Christine Perfect sounds like Christine McVie from Fleetwood Mac...
	10:36am Cecile: she is one and the same.
	10:37am Vivian: Oh sorry, forgot to add Happy New Year, Trouble! Any new art/craft/ knitting projects for the new year?
	10:38am Stu: Hei Trouble Heroic stripes in wet snow here. Just hear T Waits and K Richards version of Shenandoah ( 'my' song with Shanty Singers i Åbo ) wow cheers to Trouble's radio family
	10:48am trouble: hey stu!! happy new year, and to you too vivian! vivian I am doing a lot of knitting right now, trying to finish up a few sweaters. and you?
	10:49am Jennique: Just found a groovy new calendar for the new year. http://www.thelocal.de/gallery/lifestyle/1699/#.UOw_D4l0BFs
	10:50am Vivian: a few scarves to finish. I want to complete a project a month but I need to set up a working space. Very difficult in a small house with humans and critters about. One in particular is to learn how to crochet.
	10:51am Johnny Bigfoot: Anyone see the Simpsons on Sunday with Tom Waits? Also, if anyone wants Adobe CS2 they are offering it for free here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html
	10:51am Stu: Did a Moomi card for you make it all the way to the FMU mailbox?
	10:55am Parq: I think I went to college with personality doll of the week.
	10:57am trouble: not yet stu! but i will wait anxiously for it...
	11:04am BW: Time to start a petition to deport Trouble!
	11:05am kwhitehead: You are correct Trouble. The NRA has never been about gun owner but rather all about the gun makers.
	11:05am dc pat: right on trouble
	11:05am Kurt: Actually the NRA is mostly supported by it's members. Of which I am one.
	11:09am dc pat: that's nice Kurt but doesn't take anything away from what trouble said which is, as I said, right on. NRA may be supported by members but your money goes right into the hands of gun industry lobbyists.
	11:14am herb: guns, never held one, never fired one. so am i allowed to have an opinion on them? i'll be a hippie & say "guns shouldn't be in peoples' homes. people shouldn't have them." of course bad guys will still be able to get them. people will still mass-shoot people. but maybe it'll happen far less often. @Kurt - thanks for saying yr a member of NRA. it's probably non-pc in this group
	11:15am trouble: i am talking the big bucks kurt. it's nice to pay $35 to belong but that is not what is pushing their agenda with congress. that membership pays for paper towels and toner cartridges. the big bucks go to swaying legislators to vote for lax gun controls. that is not $ that comes from membership
	11:15am Kurt: Actually as our political system stands the lobbying money goes to Washington as that is the only way to get any reasonable representation. That's true true for anthing in that cesspool.
	11:18am Braveness23: My cousin has a ferret!
	11:18am Kurt: herb, I'm a very non-PC type in these parts.
	11:19am Marmalade Kitty: cowboys and Indians, anyone?
	11:20am Braveness23: that's the problem with tacos
	11:22am Cecile: my husband enjoys target shooting on occasion, but he uses a friend's gun or the ones they have there. He comes from a family of hunters. Who all left the NRA when the organization was lobbying for the continued legaliazation of hollow point bullets and assault rifles. I think conscientious hunters are great - they are some of the staunchest habitat presevationists. But at some point, if it's not for hunting or simple home protection, it's, pardon the expression, overkill.
	11:22am Mr. Wareing: A gin and orange! A lemon squash! And a scotch and water please!
	11:25am Kurt: There are 4.3 million NRA members. Revenue is at $205 million. Even if each member only contributed $35, then the vast majority of their revenue comes from the membership not the big bad gun industry.
	11:25am dc pat: Cecile: I grew up with hunters and have absolutely no problem with a guy going out and shooting a deer to keep his family in meat all winter. Nothing wrong with that. It's when we get into the hollow point bullets and general legalized murder weapons I have problems with.
	11:25am Marmalade Kitty: bow an arrows are much more fun! ;)
	11:25am Tyler: This is an epic romance & heartbreak mix this morning. Impeccable taste I might add. Trouble is my favorite
	11:26am ?: Isn't this song called Baby It's You?
	11:26am Cecile: Marmalade Kitty, I want to get back into archery. Get one of those crazy cross-bows. Those are sick.
	11:27am Teddy Boy: Speak softly, and carry a big stick.
	11:27am trouble: kurt those numbers are self reported. we actually have no way of knowing how the ad agency is doing. but they want to appear to have as many fans as possible...
	11:27am Parq: Did I miss something or should that Kramer entry be "Baby It's You"?
	11:27am trouble: thank you tyler!
	11:28am Cecile: Also, those archery fingerless gloves are kind of badass.
	11:29am Kurt: Trouble, it's not an ad agency. It's probably time to lay off the kool aid.
	11:29am Brian in UK: Good afternoon trouble & commenters. We have one egg after four weeks plus of no lay. Hey MK & Cecile might go & see Silver Linings Playbook this week.
	11:30am herb: THE BRILL BUILDING. reminds me of cd i got from library, CAROLE KING demos. opens with "pleasant valley sunday" - i didnt know she & husband, GERRY GOFFIN, wrote it. (BOW AND ARROWS, reminds me of the movie "we have to talk about kevin")
	11:30am Cecile: Brian, cool. Hey, I saw the Tintin movie. I guite liked it! I wished it would have been done in the original Herge style, but they make a lovely tribute to him at the beginning of the film.
	11:31am Braveness23: Brian in UK, our birds stopped laying months ago. Too old. As soon as girlfriend gets around to it they will be swimming in a stew pot.
	11:32am Ricardo Montalban: I've been thoroughly enjoying this show.
	11:33am Squirrels: Better them than us.
	11:33am dc pat: "not an ad agency" Ok Kurt, what is it?
	11:33am northguineahills: Actually worked myself up to a full phone interview tomorrow w/ the head of the prospective department of a firm actually located in nyc. Considering I have 3 weeks of unemployment left, I'm really cutting this close.
	11:34am dc pat: ..and I would argue it's NRA members that are full of the juice. It's like a fekkin religion.
	11:34am Cecile: good luck ngh.
	11:35am trouble: the link to the facebook page, for the video a day!! www.facebook.com...
	11:35am Mike Fun: Holy shit! Global warming is effecting the rotation of the earth? It's worse than we thought!
	11:35am ?: especially enjoyable show today Trouble!
	11:36am northguineahills: Thanks Cecile! I thought this sounded strange for Julie Holter, and then I realized my iTunes just skipped to Give the Drummer Radio.
	11:36am Braveness23: oh we're hitting all the topics today... lunchtime. Love yall. Look forward to hearing you again next week Trouble
	11:39am Kurt: The NRA is a mostly user supported organization that, among other things , protects the 2nd ammendment from from reactionaries and others who would like to trim the constitution in such a way as to make them feel good about themselves. They also provide a vast number of educational opportunities such as hunter education, marksmanship programs, etc.
	11:40am Brian in UK: All the best for tomorrow ngh. Cecile as a sidetrack, I used to have the first Thompson Twins albums, twas OK.
	11:41am dc pat: so you're a member of a militia? because that's what the 2nd amendment is about, pal.
	11:41am Andrew: It's true, they won't shill for just anyone. They're more like the advertising department of the arms industry.
	11:41am Joseph Goebbels: The Third Reich had excellent educational programs as well.
	11:42am dc pat: with that, got to get an early lunch. No hard feelings Kurt. Thanks. and thanks trouble.
	11:42am john: Hey Kurt, Do you accept the entirety of NRA's agenda? I don't mean it offensively, just a question. Like, I guess, is the organization is infallible?
	11:42am the glowing one: @Kurt: you've taught me a totally different meaning of reactionary there
	11:43am pierre: all of this, is very agreable, i must say.
	11:43am northguineahills: Woo! Laurie Spiegel, and it's new?!
	11:44am Giant_kumquat: Gosh, Laurie Spiegel right when I was thinking to listen something from here. Good job as usual,trouble
	11:46am Cecile: hahahha, Brian. Yeah, it was decent. But now my husband is like a ten year old kid and now wants to read all the books.
	11:46am trouble: new laurie spiegel: 2 cds!
	11:48am scottm: damn, great
	11:48am Kurt: Joseph: Actually the Nazi's were all about gun control: They further strengthened gun control laws began under the Weirmar regime. John: Of course I don't support 100% of the NRA's or any organizations agenda. No organization is infallible because it is made up of people. None of us are perfect. However, I do agree with the vast majority of it's positions.
	11:50am Brian in UK: Cecile I used to think one ot the guys in Teardrop Explodes, I think it was, had a quiff like Tintin.
	11:51am the glowing one: What I dislike about the NRA the most is the way they communicate. It's not so much about their views but the way they spin the public opinion. It's a lobby organisation after all.
	11:51am Jennique: Trouble, meant to tell you that my nephew out in Cally is raising two chickens in his back yard for school, kind of a 4-H thing. Anyhow, my brother told me he named one Bok Bok and the other Bok Bok Bok.
	11:52am northguineahills: Although MOM sort of sounds the same, they have still really morphed into nearly dancefloor friendly territory.
	11:52am SheWolf: Ooooh luv this.
	11:53am kwhitehead: What record is this Vic Godard from? It sounds like Orange Juice!
	11:53am Cecile: Brian, all these young hip execs in Minneapolis have these little tufts of hair in front of their heads and I think they look like Tintin, too!
	11:54am northguineahills: Beautiful soundtrack to a beautiful morning, thanks Trouble!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Make that Echo & the Bunnymen.
	11:54am Ike: I believe that great Laurie Spiegel thing is an expanded reissue, orig. from the early 80s, yeah?
	11:54am Cecile: hey, wolfie!
	11:56am trouble: that's excellant jennique!! kwhitehead, i don't have the album, only that song: off a blog. thanks for listening and chatting and sending good vibes peeps! see you next week, or at the record fair on sunday. please stop by and say hi!
	11:56am trouble: yes reissue ike
	11:56am Brian in UK: Anyone heard the new David Bowie single?
	11:57am mary: wow, people respectin' and enjoying Laurie Spiegel. I saw her at the Kitchen when she was on a triple bill with Rhys Chatham and Pauline Oliveros...cool, beautiful and poignant that she was there with Rhys that night and when he started the music program at the first Kitchen and they were teenagers.
	12:00pm SheWolf: Bonjour Cecile, long time, woman. My spell correct wants to make bonjour bourbon, which would also work I suppose.
	12:00pm Johnny Bigfoot: Yes, Brian in UK, the video is disturbing.
	12:05pm Marmalade Kitty: Kurt Cobain!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 8, 2013

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