WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 29, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning above freezing world!
	9:04am duke: Good morning from the barely above freezing yet world.
	9:04am hamburger: hooray modern world!
	9:05am anarchivist: Good morning! Above freezing in Toronto - but knee deep in slush.
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:06am Van in DC: Trouble! Yay Modern World!
	9:07am pierre: (i like a white background, it suits my octopuss quite well)
	9:07am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & the world. Looks like some ogee skirting board.
	9:07am DeemerDave: We're still below freezing here in NH but looking forward to 55 degress tomorrow.
	9:08am Trouble: bonjour bonjour all early risers!
	9:08am maja: Hallo Touble, hallo all.
	9:09am Trouble: although i know for some of you you have been up for hours, in another time zone altogether...
	9:11am Braveness23: B23 here! Good morning Trouble and friends!
	9:11am BSI: The only time zone is THE NOW, baby, the now... yeh... [finger snaps]
	9:13am pierre: my zone is WFMU time.
	9:14am Chris from DC: Yes!
	9:16am BSI: Calket Poculator!
	9:16am MD: THIS IS THE BEST SONG EVER!!!
	9:16am Aaron in Jcity: Great set this am!!! I love this this song reminds me of when Kraftwerk came to ny http://bit.ly/YBHdNn
	9:16am braveness23: Ohhh! I do love me some Kraftwerk. Somewhere my daughter is dancing around like a robot right now.
	9:18am Stevel: Kraftwerk goes well with today's cover photo too. Taking my mind off of a painful back as I wait for my doc appointment. Robotic music, take me away!
	9:21am Mike East: what media is used in today's picture? quite lovely.
	9:30am Trouble: good luck with that back Stevel!
	9:32am Trouble: here's a link to today's artists mario kolaric cargocollective.com...
	9:32am will: Que c'est super mignon ces petits oiseau qui chantent...
	9:32am pierre: I want to favorite the birds singing ! <(^_^ <)
	9:33am Richard Nixon: My bird is enjoying this song.
	9:34am Richard Nixon: Lie to me and tell me it's Friday!
	9:35am will: Apparently in the 50s, my grandmother's canary listened to the Hartz Mountain Hour on the radio and would sing with it.
	9:36am pierre: (whoa; braveness23 and Richard Nixon are the same person…learning so much through that friendship society…)
	9:37am G: If Wednesday is Saturday, then today is Friday. No problem.
	9:37am Richard Nixon: Can't fool pierre!
	9:39am listener mark: Good morning
	9:41am pierre: @ Richard Nixon : can't fool the power of the friendship society ! (sounds weird, when said like this)
	9:41am Vivian: Good Morning all! Trouble, how are your chickens doing?
	9:42am Mike East: i was using colored pencils last weekend with my daughter. just wish i could do something other than color by #
	9:43am sugarwolf: Hello! It's going to be so mild today I will only have to wear one handknit hat. No ski mask today!!
	9:43am glenn: trouble : www.casualoptimist.com...
	9:44am Richard Nixon: It's supposed to get up to 67 F in Cincinnati today. Sigh, I guess we've had our winter already.
	9:44am Trouble: and how many scarves sugarwolf? i saw some lovely ones of yours on ravelry yesterday! gasp: i finally put up some pix of my actual knitted garments. i no longer feel like a ravelry lurker...
	9:45am Trouble: vivian thank you my chickens ar doing super fine! their sturdy rhode island red stock has taught them all about cold weather!
	9:46am Brian in UK: trouble this puts me in mind of Sory Kandia Kouyate. www.youtube.com...
	9:47am Trouble: glenn! thank you , that looks sooooo gorgeous, can't wait to watch it!
	9:48am listener mark: My avatar is a photo of my neighbor. He doesn't say much, a good listener, sociable, stand next to his fence and he walks right over.
	9:48am Trouble: that also looks good brian in UK! merci
	9:51am sugarwolf: I haven't put put up pix on ravelry in sooooo long.
	9:52am braveness23: My avatar is a photo of the real Richard Nixon and me. Dick was not yet president.
	9:53am pierre: @ glenn : this looks perfect ! love this. Thanks too.
	9:59am herb.nyc: hi. all this BIRD talk has me thinking of our parakeet in college, HONEYBIRD. she talked too (and no bad words!), and we loved hearing her say "what's your act?". --in ref to the WFMU FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY, i registered last wk. HOW does one go to their website directly??? thanks.
	10:02am BSI: never had a bird. but DID have a huge bird-cage.... for a certain green iguana named Dr. Benway who did not make chirpy sounds. He was completely, deathly silent. He would stare at you with HATE in his eyes, until he got his dose of sunlight and pile of kale and bok choy. Then he became a happy little slut.
	10:04am tim from champaign: Herb - Maybe sign in and click on profile settings?
	10:05am braveness23: My current bird count is 4. One zebra finch who has a real love/hate relationship with WFMU (depends on the DJ) and three chickens who are on borrowed time (the place that slaughters our chickens doesn't want to go through the hassle for only three birds).
	10:07am braveness23: Imagine going through life knowing that the only reason you haven't been killed yet is that no one wants to bother.
	10:09am Chris from DC: Great show today. Not quite a cure for the flu, but it helps.
	10:09am BSI: B23: probably the case for all of us, no?
	10:10am Andrew Waterloo: @B23, The days where I don't feel that way are the good ones.
	10:11am groucho: good afternoon
	10:12am Andrew Waterloo: I wish my GIF would animate
	10:12am Patri: wow, I'm loving this music today. thank you, Trouble.
	10:12am duke: The worst part of Youtube is the comment section xkcd.com...
	10:15am Duane: This is lovely Trouble!
	10:15am Trouble: thanks patri and chris from DC! feel better chris...
	10:15am Jennique: My sister had a blue parakeet that she would let out of it's cage and fly around her room. It always chose to land on her dresser, walk over to her two ceramic doves and peck at their eyes.
	10:16am Trouble: hey duane!!! merci!
	10:17am braveness23: @BSI and @Andrew, I have always suffered from a heightened level of self esteem so I walk around each day with the grandiose and unrealistic feeling that no one is actually wishing me dead.
	10:18am ?: Moonlight Mile!
	10:19am braveness23: @Jennique, birds are NASTY dinosaur creatures. Anyone who believes in creationism clearly has never owned a bird.
	10:20am other eddie: oy, so hyper focused on my work, I completely spaced on firing up the stream! I'm down one hour of trouble. damn you 21st century chemical intervention!
	10:21am BSI: @B23: a healthy outlook, no doubt. Whereas I'm convinced that my own personal life-enders just haven't gotten around to it yet. Perhaps after lunch?
	10:21am glenn: anybody who believes in creationism is a moron.
	10:22am Andrew Waterloo: Goodnight Wesley, perhaps I'll kill you tomorrow.
	10:22am braveness23: This place is just miles from where I sit creationmuseum.org
	10:23am Detroit Mac: Here is a stretch version of Cretin Hop by the Ramones (for possible inclusion in your facebook blog) 3 minutes stretched into 30 minutes... a spooky sonic blast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4MPEqGJqqSI
	10:24am Andrew Waterloo: I watched a British show on Youtube lastnight where a comedian packs a bunch of creationists on a bus and has them sit with scientists.
	10:24am Chris from DC: B23, would love to see that place one day for a goof.
	10:25am glenn: normally i love whacky museums, but holy jumpin'
	10:26am Richard Nixon: Modern Paul Revere? I think I just threw up a little in my mouth
	10:26am glenn: what tricky dick said.
	10:26am DeemerDave: Nice hate speech there, Glenn
	10:27am anarchivist: Most indigenous religions/belief systems are creationist, are you saying they're morons, glenn?
	10:29am braveness23: I think I started it but I'm getting out (lest someone should want to kill me)
	10:31am glenn: i'm saying that in the year 2013, anybody who hasn't rejected the biblical version of the unfolding of the universe is, in fact, a moron.
	10:31am braveness23: My cousin has a ferret
	10:34am anarchivist: I'd say your categorically imperative view of the world puts you into the same boat as the creationists you're criticizing.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: I think there are certain implications to believing that evolution is a huge lie, and a conspiracy to allow people to act ungodly.
	10:36am duke: The problem with creationists is that they reject evidence when it's presented to them in favor of their pre-existing notions. In Galileo's time, most scientists (natural philosophers) were creationists, by Newton's time most believed in some form of intelligent design. After Darwin, most scientists started taking evolution as a fact and started rejecting design. Knowledge advances when you accept the evidence.
	10:36am braveness23: My bird would love this song.
	10:41am Van in DC: If I had a bird it would love this song
	10:41am Brian in UK: 'All is vanity' said the preacher. Ecclesiastes 1
	10:41am Trouble: guys, this is a no win contest of will. thousands of years and trillions of death have told us this. perhaps we can all call it a draw?
	10:41am braveness23: Oh I love brass sections like in this "cut the world"
	10:42am Jennique: The video for this song (Cut the World) is really powerful. Side note - I wish everyone would read Carl Sagan's "Demon Haunted World:Science as a Candle in the Dark" Definitely a game changer.
	10:43am Brian: I agree with Trouble - but note that it's certainly no longer than 6000 years.
	10:44am anarchivist: For some people scientific evidence about how the universe/man was created is irrelevant to their lives. For example, an indigenous person living in a rainforest. Their stories about their society and lives are what is important. To say this is moronic is going a bit far. To people of Abrahamic religions this is also the case. I'm just saying we should be respectful of other belief systems and not call them morons because they don't fit with the ones that fulfill our needs.
	10:45am Trouble: thank you brian. I am so taken with hyperbole sometimes. I need to be reigned in.
	10:45am Andrew Waterloo: @Brian, gotta be 5000... there's no way we had time to argue over such trivial matters when there were dinosaurs to ride.
	10:46am braveness23: LMAO
	10:46am Brian: Good point Andrew - I totally forgot about the dinosaurs
	10:49am herb.nyc: hyperbole - i was told "avoid hyperbole. not one in a billion can use it properly". ----thanks TIM FROM CHAMPAIGN. uhh, now what is the website of the wfmu freakship society, then i can login.
	10:49am Listener Schned: Communism, Hypnotism & the Beatles ?? What's not to like ??
	10:50am glenn: The way to deal with superstition is not to be polite to it, but to tackle it with all arms, and so rout it, cripple it, and make it forever infamous and ridiculous. Is it, perchance, cherished by persons who should know better? Then their folly should be brought out into the light of day, and exhibited there in all its hideousness until they flee from it, hiding their heads in shame. True enough, even a superstitious man has certain inalienable rights. He has a right to harbor and indulge his imbecilities as long as he pleases, provided only he does not try to inflict them upon other men by force. He has a right to argue for them as eloquently as he can, in season and out of season. He has a right to teach them to his children. But certainly he has no right to be protected against the free criticism of those who do not hold them. He has no right to demand that they be treated as sacred. He has no right to preach them without challenge. Did Darrow, in the course of his dreadful bombardment of Bryan, drop a few shells, incidentally, into measurably cleaner camps? Then let the garrisons of those camps look to their defenses. They are free to shoot back. But they can’t disarm their enemy. — H L Mencken, “Aftermath” (coverage of the Scopes Trial) The Baltimore Evening Sun, (September 14, 1925)
	10:51am chris: Flipper theme song rules!
	10:52am tim from champaign: Herb - If you go to the FMU homepage, there should be a register or sign in tab in smaller font at the top of the page.
	10:52am braveness23: Are we talking about this Flipper? en.wikipedia.org...
	10:53am tim from champaign: Trouble - How old is DJ Icepack? I heard Flipper first when I was 13 and the proverbial switch was flipped.
	10:54am chris: My bad. Thought we were talking about this Flipper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azEOeTX1LqM
	10:56am Brian in UK: Hyperbole is that to do with American Football?
	10:57am Andrew Waterloo: I thought hyperbole was how they kept McDonald's french fries to stay so fresh. Turns out it with something with more syllables.
	10:57am Jennique: The only song I know by Flipper is one where the chorus is just them laughing.
	10:58am braveness23: My recollection of Flipper was of a painfully long and repetitive song that was on the juke box at the infamous Jockey Club in Newport, KY. I recall the threat of having my ass kicked if I played that song.
	10:59am DeemerDave: ...and hence, glenn shall be the arbitor of all that is supersticious and rout such evil with his mighty armies!
	10:59am Brian in UK: Syllabub is a puddin'
	10:59am Andrew Waterloo: I discovered Flipper in my early 30s. It was one of those WTF? You don't know this band? moments.
	11:00am Woo: My new avatar: the greatest drummer of the rock era.
	11:00am braveness23: This is it! Flipper - Brainwash www.youtube.com...
	11:02am Ken From Hyde Park: My mid-morning snack today is a sliced-up red bell pepper. It's like eating an apple, but in vegetable form.
	11:04am Trouble: dj icepack is just 12. he is a fan of beethoven, the classical flipper...
	11:05am Trouble: bonjour jennique!
	11:08am herb.nyc: eek, why is my left shin so itchy? is it poison IVY? -thanks tim, i see the lil tiny SIGNIN thingy.
	11:09am Duane: Great Blow Monkeys cover
	11:10am Jennique: Bonjour Troublette! Got back from the west coast last week. Went to the very ends of it, from La Jolla, CA to Whidbey Island, WA. Saw many birds, including bald eagles!
	11:11am Jennique: TWO FOR TUESDAY - THE JAM!!!
	11:13am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @herb.nyc: On that big playlist to our left, scroll up to the very top. There is a "Register" link. Click it!
	11:15am andymorphic: the jam....first song in new office....awesome
	11:17am Adrian in London: Tuning in late but better late than never. How do I get an avatar? I want an avatar!
	11:17am herb.nyc: (yay, i put my avatar on wfmu fribship society page. but it's not here. hmm.) since TROUBLE is so into edukation, i wanted to let her & you know that i just signed a petition here at work, re: If you haven’t yet, please sign the National Petition for a Moratorium on CUNY’s Pathways Curriculum, and forward the petition to your colleagues in professional organizations, research groups and other networks.
	11:18am anne: good morning bird lovers, just joined in, not sure if this has been mentioned already but there's a great horned owl nest cam up on ustream that I can't stop checking. apparently a number of GH owls nest over the years at this family's home. lucky them! www.ustream.tv...
	11:21am scentart: Loved you last night on the 6PM TMI or whatever it is these days
	11:21am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Register here! www.wfmu.org...
	11:22am Brian in UK: Hey Adrian, new JG imminent bellaunion.com... Go to top of page to sign in, bring your own picture.
	11:22am Brian in UK: Great closing line in the film.
	11:23am rsj: the seen with the music is great, great movie
	11:23am KP: Bird calls and French language! Two discs worth!
	11:23am herb.nyc: i very much liked "the lives of others" as well. my friend likes the "what is the name of... of, your ball", in the elevator scene. a woman professor in germany told me "oh man, that movie is SO true".
	11:23am Adrian in London: How's about this one?! Thanks Brian, yes. He's playing Heaven but I'm not sure I can face standing up for an hour and a half. Then he's doing SBE, which is a horrible venue.Might go to a church in Brighton instead. Yes Trouble. The Lives of Others is a great film.
	11:24am Adrian in London: Oh, thanks Kenzo too.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: I just use Netflix and watch the Daily Show on their website. There is digital over the air, but I've never felt the need to buy the box for it.
	11:26am Faye: YESS this song is ultimate! lovely to hear you this AM Trouble! you are my musical spirit guide.
	11:26am andymorphic: HDMI OUT OF LAPTOP INTO TV. 1CHANNEL HAS EVERYTHING
	11:26am PJ: Trouble, if you have internet service from a cable provider, you can just put a splitter on the cable before it goes into your modem and run a second cable to your TV - you will get all of the basic channels (i.e., no AMC, TCM, etc.) for no additional cost.
	11:26am Ike: I prefer 60 hz HDTV sets but if you get a 120 or 240 hz set then be SURE to turn OFF the horrible "auto motion" setting, hidden in the settings on the TV (a.k.a. "motion interpolation" or "motion smoothing") which makes everything look like a cheap soap opera.
	11:26am braveness23: We dumped cable a couple of years ago. We watch Netflix on our laptops and the Wii. We sometimes watch free HULU as well. Youtube and the occasional stream from MSNBC. Not much desire for anything else.
	11:27am Jennique: I do not have cable, but I have a hockey puck looking apparatus called Appletv, which allows me to watch all sorts of stuff like hulu, vimeo, youtube on my tv. If I want to pay for stuff it logs me onto iTunes, where I order movies and tv series like Breaking Bad. Pretty much satisfies all my tv needs. Side note: heard this song on Duane's show. Love-r-ly.
	11:27am KP: I was driving on the M1 and horrible English station played Tube Station at Midnight. I'm like YES! Finally! when it was over they back announced it as a Golden Oldie! Argh!
	11:27am Bryant: Depending on where you live, you might be able to buy a cheap, small TV antenna that you can use to snatch the signal out of the air. Full-quality HD image, too.
	11:27am Brian in UK: Are those your pearls, Adrian?
	11:27am papageno: Trouble, you can make a DIY HD antenna and get free HD TV channels...instructions on YouTube.
	11:28am dale: get an antenna trouble, you will get true hi-def. as close as you are to transmitters you should get tons of stuff with an indoor antenna. make sure it's both vhf and uhf as abc, wpix and wnet broadcast on vhf band. we live 75 miles away and get a lot of channels with a homemade coathanget unit inside, plus a signal amplifier from channel master. www.youtube.com...
	11:28am Bryant: I don't know if I can post links here but the CEA and NAB have a site at www.antennaweb.org that lets you punch in your location and see what kind of antenna you need to pick up different stations.
	11:29am Brian in UK: @KP Usual crap stations like Heart or Magic
	11:30am ken in denver: We gave up cable a few months ago. Getting all the over-the-air channels - including some I hadn't heard of - via digital antenna, and most of our old cable shows, after the fact, thru laptop on TV. Best part is all the old movies on YouTube. We may quit Netflix because we don't watchi it nearly as much.
	11:30am rsj: i've got a google tv, its a little funky (works well with a dedicated WFMU browser for listening to music) and has a decent remote and controls the cable, that said i think you need the HD feed from the box....cable is my only option for hi speed internet so the cable tv is basically free.
	11:30am PJ: If you liked the Lives of Others, you should listen to Benjamen Walker's show from 1/25/12 - he has a hilarious, trenchant story about the role of the Stasi in the development of Facebook.
	11:30am dale: also roku box has lots of free channels like the imdb and crackle plus netflix of course
	11:31am ken in denver: The over-the-air HD picture looks even better than cable did.
	11:31am Adrian in London: @Brian Poor Romy… :(
	11:32am rsj: the google tv has a good youtube interface, and the web browser allows you to see just about anything online...also it has audio out so you don't need to keep the tv on to listen to WFMU
	11:32am duke: Saw The Lives of Others a little while ago from Netflix. Watched Red Road at about the same time. Had a feeling someone was watching me.
	11:33am papageno: No cable, just the cheapest internet service, Netflix thru the mail (no streaming) for everything else.
	11:33am KP: Brian, more like Spice Girls and variations on that theme. I did hear John Peel do a Sunday morning all talk show that was wonderful and hysterical.
	11:35am dale: 'digital' antenna is a misnomer. it is just a regular vhf/uhf antenna - rabbit ears, uhf reflector, or monster antenna on the roof. there's one called the 'mohu leaf' that sticks to the wall and is teeny but it is uhf only, so you'd miss abc and pbs in new york
	11:35am Brian in UK: He was always so dry. Are you aware of this site? FMU sticker on left hand side. thespace.org...
	11:36am PJ: Trouble, you may also like the Czech film Walking Too Fast (Pouta), which has similar themes to the Lives of Others but it a little more twisted.
	11:37am Lewis: I pay too much for high speed internet and then stream netflix
	11:37am Squirrel King: Preparing some wraps for dinner and listening to trouble. Digging it! Greets from Sweden!
	11:38am herb.nyc: in ref to (tele)video, my public library e-mailed me, my HOMELAND and TREME seasons one are ready for pickup!
	11:38am Lewis: @BrianUK - but the sticker doesn't take you anywhere... too bad (but nice page all in all).
	11:40am Trouble: indeed unahppy unemployed stasi drones can be put to good use:www.facebook.com...
	11:41am Mike East: hey dale - I've got just a UHF antenna, and thus miss out on pbs and abc. (I didn't read the box carefully enough). Ironically the main reason I got the thing was to watch public TV and Jeopardy. Can I ask the make/model of the vhf/uhf antenna you use, and how far outside NY are you?
	11:44am Jennique: Trouble - check out this funny Fleetwood Mac t-shirt: www.mrcloud.com...
	11:48am Trouble: looks so realistic, jennique! but then i live in legoland
	11:50am Ike: In online chats, everybody seems to be cord-cutting and dumping cable, but I've read that this still isn't actually very common. ?? Maybe it's self-selecting -- people who are likely to chat are also likely to be spending more time online than watching TV. I myself cannot give up cable yet. I grew up wanting it and couldn't get it then. Watching online just isn't the same. Also I like the evil, wonderful Verizon DVR too much.
	11:53am BSI: The missus is the TV watcher in BSI house. If we had fox soccer, it would be a different story. As it is, VH1 Classic has become a bit of a guiltless pleasure but otherwise I don't watch the thing.
	11:54am dale: mike - i originally got just a uhf as they said that's where they would all be - then day of transition i lost alot because some channels ditched the 'test' digital bradcasts and started airing digitally back on their old vhf frquencies. i made the coat hanger version and added vhf legs to it (googled how) for my old downstairs set with a zenith converter box, and have a channel master preamp hooked inline with it. i'm in orange county ny. when the trees leaf out in the spring i lose a lot which is the nature of things. i have a bigger antenna to put on top of the house, just have to find the guts to climb a 36 ft ladder to do it. i would go to radio shack and see what they have or check out www.solidsignal.com
	11:55am Adrian in London: Trouble, on a German movie theme, I recommend Sofie Scholl www.imdb.com... Julia Jentsch is great in it. Ooh, Flamme & Citron is good too, a Danish resistance film.
	11:57am PJ: Walking Too Fast is actually available (probably not so legally) on YouTube with English subtitles (press the "cc" button.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EJc2E0JZZo
	11:57am Ike: @BSI, if you like animation and you want to see something completely insane, surreal, and funny, check out Adventure Time on Cartoon Network. I mean if you like post-apocalyptic magical worlds where cute princesses go all Mengele on a bunch of living candy and dogs can shapeshift.
	11:58am thedunkel: birds for your eyes vimeo.com...
	11:59am jawsey: I get by with a misnomer antenna and movies borrowed from the library (recently watched Wings of Desire; will literally check out Lives of Others soon!). No cable or Netflix.
	11:59am BSI: Ike, I'm sold. That's all I ever wanted out of the evening news, and they consistently failed to deliver such loveliness...
	11:59am ken in denver: @Ike, it's a budget thing.
	12:27pm Van in DC: i love Fox Soccer channel :)

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 29, 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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January 29, 2013: let's go underground

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
daniel lentz	celli "celli" by "daniel lentz"	Cold Blue Two (V/A)	cold blue		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt	pigs "pigs" by "robert wyatt"	mid-eigthies				0:04:14 (Pop-up)
ethernet	monarch "monarch" by "ethernet"	opus 2	kranky		*	0:07:24 (Pop-up)
kraftwerk	pocket calculator "pocket calculator" by "kraftwerk"	computer world				0:14:42 (Pop-up)
lynn blessing	anacalypsis "anacalypsis" by "lynn blessing"	sunset painter				0:21:06 (Pop-up)
morgana king	walk on by "walk on by" by "morgana king"	gemini changes				0:23:19 (Pop-up)
josephine foster and the victor herrero band	anda jaleo	anda jaleo	fire records			0:25:48 (Pop-up)
alexander ghindin	Pictures at an Exhibition excerpt	modest mussorgsky				0:29:42 (Pop-up)

The Velvet Underground & Nico	Femme Fatale (Alternate Mix)	45th anniversary deluxe edition	polydor		*	0:41:29 (Pop-up)
sekouba bambino	seko bangaly "seko bangaly" by "sekouba bambino"	the griot's craft	styllart productions		*	0:43:22 (Pop-up)
falty DL	she sleeps feat ed Macfarlane	hardcourage			*	0:50:20 (Pop-up)
class actress	let me in "let me in" by "class actress"	Rapprocher				0:56:04 (Pop-up)
ty segall	lovely one ( demo) "lovely one ( demo)" by "ty segall"	Yeti #8 (V/A)	yeti	2009		1:00:37 (Pop-up)
kamar ruddin Z.	endar lela "endar lela" by "kamar ruddin Z."	Indonesia Pop Nostalgia: Pan-Indonesian Pop, Folk, Instrumentals & Children's Songs 1970s-1980s	sham palace		*	1:02:34 (Pop-up)

angel olsen	the sky opened up "the sky opened up" by "angel olsen"	half way home	bathetic		*	1:14:09 (Pop-up)
rolling stones	moonlight mile "moonlight mile" by "rolling stones"	sticky fingers				1:18:14 (Pop-up)
william vanderlaan/vera vanderlaan	modern paul revere	Freedom Is a Hammer: Conservative Folk Revolutionaries of the 60's	Omni Recording Corporation		*	1:24:37 (Pop-up)
the incredible string band	gently tender	The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion				1:26:07 (Pop-up)
barbara & ernie	satisfied "satisfied" by "barbara & ernie"	prelude to...				1:32:01 (Pop-up)
lau nau	ystavani nosferatu "ystavani nosferatu" by "lau nau"	valohiukkanen	fonal		*	1:35:25 (Pop-up)
antony and the johnsons	cut the world	cut the world				1:39:19 (Pop-up)

myth syzer	creepin on "creepin on" by "myth syzer"				*	1:51:28 (Pop-up)
actress	holy water "holy water" by "actress"	R.I.P				1:54:58 (Pop-up)
pierre bastien	#4 "#4" by "pierre bastien"	pop				1:56:51 (Pop-up)
suzi Qautro	can't trust love "can't trust love" by "suzi Qautro"	your mama won't like me				2:01:58 (Pop-up)
ivy	digging your scene "digging your scene" by "ivy"	guestroom				2:05:56 (Pop-up)
the jam	stoned out of my mind "stoned out of my mind" by "the jam"	The Gift (Deluxe Edition)				2:08:29 (Pop-up)
the jam	going underground "going underground" by "the jam"					2:11:22 (Pop-up)
bill haley	sundown boogie "sundown boogie" by "bill haley"					2:14:29 (Pop-up)

pat stallworth	questions "questions" by "pat stallworth"	eccentric soul omnibus vol 1	numero group		*	2:18:08 (Pop-up)
domenico	cine prive "cine prive" by "domenico"	cine prive	plug research		*	2:29:51 (Pop-up)
ergo phizmiz	the rock song of j alfred pruflove	Eleven Songs	care in the community		*	2:33:05 (Pop-up)
joe lutcher	ojai "ojai" by "joe lutcher"	Jukebox Mambo: Rumba and Afro Latin Accented Rhythm and Blues 1949-1960	jazzman		*	2:36:59 (Pop-up)
the monochrome set	the monochrome set ( i presume)	strange boutique	water	1980	*	2:42:08 (Pop-up)
Raisa K	feeder "feeder" by "Raisa K"	feeder			*	2:46:13 (Pop-up)
alfredo triff	para: pre ( piano mecanico)	dadson	dad miami			2:51:08 (Pop-up)
colleen lovett	birds with broken wings pt 1	hippie godesses v/a				2:52:55 (Pop-up)
the heart beats	choo choo train "choo choo train" by "the heart beats"	we had the beat				2:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning above freezing world!
	9:04am duke: Good morning from the barely above freezing yet world.
	9:04am hamburger: hooray modern world!
	9:05am anarchivist: Good morning! Above freezing in Toronto - but knee deep in slush.
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:06am Van in DC: Trouble! Yay Modern World!
	9:07am pierre: (i like a white background, it suits my octopuss quite well)
	9:07am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & the world. Looks like some ogee skirting board.
	9:07am DeemerDave: We're still below freezing here in NH but looking forward to 55 degress tomorrow.
	9:08am Trouble: bonjour bonjour all early risers!
	9:08am maja: Hallo Touble, hallo all.
	9:09am Trouble: although i know for some of you you have been up for hours, in another time zone altogether...
	9:11am Braveness23: B23 here! Good morning Trouble and friends!
	9:11am BSI: The only time zone is THE NOW, baby, the now... yeh... [finger snaps]
	9:13am pierre: my zone is WFMU time.
	9:14am Chris from DC: Yes!
	9:16am BSI: Calket Poculator!
	9:16am MD: THIS IS THE BEST SONG EVER!!!
	9:16am Aaron in Jcity: Great set this am!!! I love this this song reminds me of when Kraftwerk came to ny http://bit.ly/YBHdNn
	9:16am braveness23: Ohhh! I do love me some Kraftwerk. Somewhere my daughter is dancing around like a robot right now.
	9:18am Stevel: Kraftwerk goes well with today's cover photo too. Taking my mind off of a painful back as I wait for my doc appointment. Robotic music, take me away!
	9:21am Mike East: what media is used in today's picture? quite lovely.
	9:30am Trouble: good luck with that back Stevel!
	9:32am Trouble: here's a link to today's artists mario kolaric cargocollective.com...
	9:32am will: Que c'est super mignon ces petits oiseau qui chantent...
	9:32am pierre: I want to favorite the birds singing ! <(^_^ <)
	9:33am Richard Nixon: My bird is enjoying this song.
	9:34am Richard Nixon: Lie to me and tell me it's Friday!
	9:35am will: Apparently in the 50s, my grandmother's canary listened to the Hartz Mountain Hour on the radio and would sing with it.
	9:36am pierre: (whoa; braveness23 and Richard Nixon are the same person…learning so much through that friendship society…)
	9:37am G: If Wednesday is Saturday, then today is Friday. No problem.
	9:37am Richard Nixon: Can't fool pierre!
	9:39am listener mark: Good morning
	9:41am pierre: @ Richard Nixon : can't fool the power of the friendship society ! (sounds weird, when said like this)
	9:41am Vivian: Good Morning all! Trouble, how are your chickens doing?
	9:42am Mike East: i was using colored pencils last weekend with my daughter. just wish i could do something other than color by #
	9:43am sugarwolf: Hello! It's going to be so mild today I will only have to wear one handknit hat. No ski mask today!!
	9:43am glenn: trouble : www.casualoptimist.com...
	9:44am Richard Nixon: It's supposed to get up to 67 F in Cincinnati today. Sigh, I guess we've had our winter already.
	9:44am Trouble: and how many scarves sugarwolf? i saw some lovely ones of yours on ravelry yesterday! gasp: i finally put up some pix of my actual knitted garments. i no longer feel like a ravelry lurker...
	9:45am Trouble: vivian thank you my chickens ar doing super fine! their sturdy rhode island red stock has taught them all about cold weather!
	9:46am Brian in UK: trouble this puts me in mind of Sory Kandia Kouyate. www.youtube.com...
	9:47am Trouble: glenn! thank you , that looks sooooo gorgeous, can't wait to watch it!
	9:48am listener mark: My avatar is a photo of my neighbor. He doesn't say much, a good listener, sociable, stand next to his fence and he walks right over.
	9:48am Trouble: that also looks good brian in UK! merci
	9:51am sugarwolf: I haven't put put up pix on ravelry in sooooo long.
	9:52am braveness23: My avatar is a photo of the real Richard Nixon and me. Dick was not yet president.
	9:53am pierre: @ glenn : this looks perfect ! love this. Thanks too.
	9:59am herb.nyc: hi. all this BIRD talk has me thinking of our parakeet in college, HONEYBIRD. she talked too (and no bad words!), and we loved hearing her say "what's your act?". --in ref to the WFMU FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY, i registered last wk. HOW does one go to their website directly??? thanks.
	10:02am BSI: never had a bird. but DID have a huge bird-cage.... for a certain green iguana named Dr. Benway who did not make chirpy sounds. He was completely, deathly silent. He would stare at you with HATE in his eyes, until he got his dose of sunlight and pile of kale and bok choy. Then he became a happy little slut.
	10:04am tim from champaign: Herb - Maybe sign in and click on profile settings?
	10:05am braveness23: My current bird count is 4. One zebra finch who has a real love/hate relationship with WFMU (depends on the DJ) and three chickens who are on borrowed time (the place that slaughters our chickens doesn't want to go through the hassle for only three birds).
	10:07am braveness23: Imagine going through life knowing that the only reason you haven't been killed yet is that no one wants to bother.
	10:09am Chris from DC: Great show today. Not quite a cure for the flu, but it helps.
	10:09am BSI: B23: probably the case for all of us, no?
	10:10am Andrew Waterloo: @B23, The days where I don't feel that way are the good ones.
	10:11am groucho: good afternoon
	10:12am Andrew Waterloo: I wish my GIF would animate
	10:12am Patri: wow, I'm loving this music today. thank you, Trouble.
	10:12am duke: The worst part of Youtube is the comment section xkcd.com...
	10:15am Duane: This is lovely Trouble!
	10:15am Trouble: thanks patri and chris from DC! feel better chris...
	10:15am Jennique: My sister had a blue parakeet that she would let out of it's cage and fly around her room. It always chose to land on her dresser, walk over to her two ceramic doves and peck at their eyes.
	10:16am Trouble: hey duane!!! merci!
	10:17am braveness23: @BSI and @Andrew, I have always suffered from a heightened level of self esteem so I walk around each day with the grandiose and unrealistic feeling that no one is actually wishing me dead.
	10:18am ?: Moonlight Mile!
	10:19am braveness23: @Jennique, birds are NASTY dinosaur creatures. Anyone who believes in creationism clearly has never owned a bird.
	10:20am other eddie: oy, so hyper focused on my work, I completely spaced on firing up the stream! I'm down one hour of trouble. damn you 21st century chemical intervention!
	10:21am BSI: @B23: a healthy outlook, no doubt. Whereas I'm convinced that my own personal life-enders just haven't gotten around to it yet. Perhaps after lunch?
	10:21am glenn: anybody who believes in creationism is a moron.
	10:22am Andrew Waterloo: Goodnight Wesley, perhaps I'll kill you tomorrow.
	10:22am braveness23: This place is just miles from where I sit creationmuseum.org
	10:23am Detroit Mac: Here is a stretch version of Cretin Hop by the Ramones (for possible inclusion in your facebook blog) 3 minutes stretched into 30 minutes... a spooky sonic blast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4MPEqGJqqSI
	10:24am Andrew Waterloo: I watched a British show on Youtube lastnight where a comedian packs a bunch of creationists on a bus and has them sit with scientists.
	10:24am Chris from DC: B23, would love to see that place one day for a goof.
	10:25am glenn: normally i love whacky museums, but holy jumpin'
	10:26am Richard Nixon: Modern Paul Revere? I think I just threw up a little in my mouth
	10:26am glenn: what tricky dick said.
	10:26am DeemerDave: Nice hate speech there, Glenn
	10:27am anarchivist: Most indigenous religions/belief systems are creationist, are you saying they're morons, glenn?
	10:29am braveness23: I think I started it but I'm getting out (lest someone should want to kill me)
	10:31am glenn: i'm saying that in the year 2013, anybody who hasn't rejected the biblical version of the unfolding of the universe is, in fact, a moron.
	10:31am braveness23: My cousin has a ferret
	10:34am anarchivist: I'd say your categorically imperative view of the world puts you into the same boat as the creationists you're criticizing.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: I think there are certain implications to believing that evolution is a huge lie, and a conspiracy to allow people to act ungodly.
	10:36am duke: The problem with creationists is that they reject evidence when it's presented to them in favor of their pre-existing notions. In Galileo's time, most scientists (natural philosophers) were creationists, by Newton's time most believed in some form of intelligent design. After Darwin, most scientists started taking evolution as a fact and started rejecting design. Knowledge advances when you accept the evidence.
	10:36am braveness23: My bird would love this song.
	10:41am Van in DC: If I had a bird it would love this song
	10:41am Brian in UK: 'All is vanity' said the preacher. Ecclesiastes 1
	10:41am Trouble: guys, this is a no win contest of will. thousands of years and trillions of death have told us this. perhaps we can all call it a draw?
	10:41am braveness23: Oh I love brass sections like in this "cut the world"
	10:42am Jennique: The video for this song (Cut the World) is really powerful. Side note - I wish everyone would read Carl Sagan's "Demon Haunted World:Science as a Candle in the Dark" Definitely a game changer.
	10:43am Brian: I agree with Trouble - but note that it's certainly no longer than 6000 years.
	10:44am anarchivist: For some people scientific evidence about how the universe/man was created is irrelevant to their lives. For example, an indigenous person living in a rainforest. Their stories about their society and lives are what is important. To say this is moronic is going a bit far. To people of Abrahamic religions this is also the case. I'm just saying we should be respectful of other belief systems and not call them morons because they don't fit with the ones that fulfill our needs.
	10:45am Trouble: thank you brian. I am so taken with hyperbole sometimes. I need to be reigned in.
	10:45am Andrew Waterloo: @Brian, gotta be 5000... there's no way we had time to argue over such trivial matters when there were dinosaurs to ride.
	10:46am braveness23: LMAO
	10:46am Brian: Good point Andrew - I totally forgot about the dinosaurs
	10:49am herb.nyc: hyperbole - i was told "avoid hyperbole. not one in a billion can use it properly". ----thanks TIM FROM CHAMPAIGN. uhh, now what is the website of the wfmu freakship society, then i can login.
	10:49am Listener Schned: Communism, Hypnotism & the Beatles ?? What's not to like ??
	10:50am glenn: The way to deal with superstition is not to be polite to it, but to tackle it with all arms, and so rout it, cripple it, and make it forever infamous and ridiculous. Is it, perchance, cherished by persons who should know better? Then their folly should be brought out into the light of day, and exhibited there in all its hideousness until they flee from it, hiding their heads in shame. True enough, even a superstitious man has certain inalienable rights. He has a right to harbor and indulge his imbecilities as long as he pleases, provided only he does not try to inflict them upon other men by force. He has a right to argue for them as eloquently as he can, in season and out of season. He has a right to teach them to his children. But certainly he has no right to be protected against the free criticism of those who do not hold them. He has no right to demand that they be treated as sacred. He has no right to preach them without challenge. Did Darrow, in the course of his dreadful bombardment of Bryan, drop a few shells, incidentally, into measurably cleaner camps? Then let the garrisons of those camps look to their defenses. They are free to shoot back. But they can’t disarm their enemy. — H L Mencken, “Aftermath” (coverage of the Scopes Trial) The Baltimore Evening Sun, (September 14, 1925)
	10:51am chris: Flipper theme song rules!
	10:52am tim from champaign: Herb - If you go to the FMU homepage, there should be a register or sign in tab in smaller font at the top of the page.
	10:52am braveness23: Are we talking about this Flipper? en.wikipedia.org...
	10:53am tim from champaign: Trouble - How old is DJ Icepack? I heard Flipper first when I was 13 and the proverbial switch was flipped.
	10:54am chris: My bad. Thought we were talking about this Flipper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azEOeTX1LqM
	10:56am Brian in UK: Hyperbole is that to do with American Football?
	10:57am Andrew Waterloo: I thought hyperbole was how they kept McDonald's french fries to stay so fresh. Turns out it with something with more syllables.
	10:57am Jennique: The only song I know by Flipper is one where the chorus is just them laughing.
	10:58am braveness23: My recollection of Flipper was of a painfully long and repetitive song that was on the juke box at the infamous Jockey Club in Newport, KY. I recall the threat of having my ass kicked if I played that song.
	10:59am DeemerDave: ...and hence, glenn shall be the arbitor of all that is supersticious and rout such evil with his mighty armies!
	10:59am Brian in UK: Syllabub is a puddin'
	10:59am Andrew Waterloo: I discovered Flipper in my early 30s. It was one of those WTF? You don't know this band? moments.
	11:00am Woo: My new avatar: the greatest drummer of the rock era.
	11:00am braveness23: This is it! Flipper - Brainwash www.youtube.com...
	11:02am Ken From Hyde Park: My mid-morning snack today is a sliced-up red bell pepper. It's like eating an apple, but in vegetable form.
	11:04am Trouble: dj icepack is just 12. he is a fan of beethoven, the classical flipper...
	11:05am Trouble: bonjour jennique!
	11:08am herb.nyc: eek, why is my left shin so itchy? is it poison IVY? -thanks tim, i see the lil tiny SIGNIN thingy.
	11:09am Duane: Great Blow Monkeys cover
	11:10am Jennique: Bonjour Troublette! Got back from the west coast last week. Went to the very ends of it, from La Jolla, CA to Whidbey Island, WA. Saw many birds, including bald eagles!
	11:11am Jennique: TWO FOR TUESDAY - THE JAM!!!
	11:13am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @herb.nyc: On that big playlist to our left, scroll up to the very top. There is a "Register" link. Click it!
	11:15am andymorphic: the jam....first song in new office....awesome
	11:17am Adrian in London: Tuning in late but better late than never. How do I get an avatar? I want an avatar!
	11:17am herb.nyc: (yay, i put my avatar on wfmu fribship society page. but it's not here. hmm.) since TROUBLE is so into edukation, i wanted to let her & you know that i just signed a petition here at work, re: If you haven’t yet, please sign the National Petition for a Moratorium on CUNY’s Pathways Curriculum, and forward the petition to your colleagues in professional organizations, research groups and other networks.
	11:18am anne: good morning bird lovers, just joined in, not sure if this has been mentioned already but there's a great horned owl nest cam up on ustream that I can't stop checking. apparently a number of GH owls nest over the years at this family's home. lucky them! www.ustream.tv...
	11:21am scentart: Loved you last night on the 6PM TMI or whatever it is these days
	11:21am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Register here! www.wfmu.org...
	11:22am Brian in UK: Hey Adrian, new JG imminent bellaunion.com... Go to top of page to sign in, bring your own picture.
	11:22am Brian in UK: Great closing line in the film.
	11:23am rsj: the seen with the music is great, great movie
	11:23am KP: Bird calls and French language! Two discs worth!
	11:23am herb.nyc: i very much liked "the lives of others" as well. my friend likes the "what is the name of... of, your ball", in the elevator scene. a woman professor in germany told me "oh man, that movie is SO true".
	11:23am Adrian in London: How's about this one?! Thanks Brian, yes. He's playing Heaven but I'm not sure I can face standing up for an hour and a half. Then he's doing SBE, which is a horrible venue.Might go to a church in Brighton instead. Yes Trouble. The Lives of Others is a great film.
	11:24am Adrian in London: Oh, thanks Kenzo too.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: I just use Netflix and watch the Daily Show on their website. There is digital over the air, but I've never felt the need to buy the box for it.
	11:26am Faye: YESS this song is ultimate! lovely to hear you this AM Trouble! you are my musical spirit guide.
	11:26am andymorphic: HDMI OUT OF LAPTOP INTO TV. 1CHANNEL HAS EVERYTHING
	11:26am PJ: Trouble, if you have internet service from a cable provider, you can just put a splitter on the cable before it goes into your modem and run a second cable to your TV - you will get all of the basic channels (i.e., no AMC, TCM, etc.) for no additional cost.
	11:26am Ike: I prefer 60 hz HDTV sets but if you get a 120 or 240 hz set then be SURE to turn OFF the horrible "auto motion" setting, hidden in the settings on the TV (a.k.a. "motion interpolation" or "motion smoothing") which makes everything look like a cheap soap opera.
	11:26am braveness23: We dumped cable a couple of years ago. We watch Netflix on our laptops and the Wii. We sometimes watch free HULU as well. Youtube and the occasional stream from MSNBC. Not much desire for anything else.
	11:27am Jennique: I do not have cable, but I have a hockey puck looking apparatus called Appletv, which allows me to watch all sorts of stuff like hulu, vimeo, youtube on my tv. If I want to pay for stuff it logs me onto iTunes, where I order movies and tv series like Breaking Bad. Pretty much satisfies all my tv needs. Side note: heard this song on Duane's show. Love-r-ly.
	11:27am KP: I was driving on the M1 and horrible English station played Tube Station at Midnight. I'm like YES! Finally! when it was over they back announced it as a Golden Oldie! Argh!
	11:27am Bryant: Depending on where you live, you might be able to buy a cheap, small TV antenna that you can use to snatch the signal out of the air. Full-quality HD image, too.
	11:27am Brian in UK: Are those your pearls, Adrian?
	11:27am papageno: Trouble, you can make a DIY HD antenna and get free HD TV channels...instructions on YouTube.
	11:28am dale: get an antenna trouble, you will get true hi-def. as close as you are to transmitters you should get tons of stuff with an indoor antenna. make sure it's both vhf and uhf as abc, wpix and wnet broadcast on vhf band. we live 75 miles away and get a lot of channels with a homemade coathanget unit inside, plus a signal amplifier from channel master. www.youtube.com...
	11:28am Bryant: I don't know if I can post links here but the CEA and NAB have a site at www.antennaweb.org that lets you punch in your location and see what kind of antenna you need to pick up different stations.
	11:29am Brian in UK: @KP Usual crap stations like Heart or Magic
	11:30am ken in denver: We gave up cable a few months ago. Getting all the over-the-air channels - including some I hadn't heard of - via digital antenna, and most of our old cable shows, after the fact, thru laptop on TV. Best part is all the old movies on YouTube. We may quit Netflix because we don't watchi it nearly as much.
	11:30am rsj: i've got a google tv, its a little funky (works well with a dedicated WFMU browser for listening to music) and has a decent remote and controls the cable, that said i think you need the HD feed from the box....cable is my only option for hi speed internet so the cable tv is basically free.
	11:30am PJ: If you liked the Lives of Others, you should listen to Benjamen Walker's show from 1/25/12 - he has a hilarious, trenchant story about the role of the Stasi in the development of Facebook.
	11:30am dale: also roku box has lots of free channels like the imdb and crackle plus netflix of course
	11:31am ken in denver: The over-the-air HD picture looks even better than cable did.
	11:31am Adrian in London: @Brian Poor Romy… :(
	11:32am rsj: the google tv has a good youtube interface, and the web browser allows you to see just about anything online...also it has audio out so you don't need to keep the tv on to listen to WFMU
	11:32am duke: Saw The Lives of Others a little while ago from Netflix. Watched Red Road at about the same time. Had a feeling someone was watching me.
	11:33am papageno: No cable, just the cheapest internet service, Netflix thru the mail (no streaming) for everything else.
	11:33am KP: Brian, more like Spice Girls and variations on that theme. I did hear John Peel do a Sunday morning all talk show that was wonderful and hysterical.
	11:35am dale: 'digital' antenna is a misnomer. it is just a regular vhf/uhf antenna - rabbit ears, uhf reflector, or monster antenna on the roof. there's one called the 'mohu leaf' that sticks to the wall and is teeny but it is uhf only, so you'd miss abc and pbs in new york
	11:35am Brian in UK: He was always so dry. Are you aware of this site? FMU sticker on left hand side. thespace.org...
	11:36am PJ: Trouble, you may also like the Czech film Walking Too Fast (Pouta), which has similar themes to the Lives of Others but it a little more twisted.
	11:37am Lewis: I pay too much for high speed internet and then stream netflix
	11:37am Squirrel King: Preparing some wraps for dinner and listening to trouble. Digging it! Greets from Sweden!
	11:38am herb.nyc: in ref to (tele)video, my public library e-mailed me, my HOMELAND and TREME seasons one are ready for pickup!
	11:38am Lewis: @BrianUK - but the sticker doesn't take you anywhere... too bad (but nice page all in all).
	11:40am Trouble: indeed unahppy unemployed stasi drones can be put to good use:www.facebook.com...
	11:41am Mike East: hey dale - I've got just a UHF antenna, and thus miss out on pbs and abc. (I didn't read the box carefully enough). Ironically the main reason I got the thing was to watch public TV and Jeopardy. Can I ask the make/model of the vhf/uhf antenna you use, and how far outside NY are you?
	11:44am Jennique: Trouble - check out this funny Fleetwood Mac t-shirt: www.mrcloud.com...
	11:48am Trouble: looks so realistic, jennique! but then i live in legoland
	11:50am Ike: In online chats, everybody seems to be cord-cutting and dumping cable, but I've read that this still isn't actually very common. ?? Maybe it's self-selecting -- people who are likely to chat are also likely to be spending more time online than watching TV. I myself cannot give up cable yet. I grew up wanting it and couldn't get it then. Watching online just isn't the same. Also I like the evil, wonderful Verizon DVR too much.
	11:53am BSI: The missus is the TV watcher in BSI house. If we had fox soccer, it would be a different story. As it is, VH1 Classic has become a bit of a guiltless pleasure but otherwise I don't watch the thing.
	11:54am dale: mike - i originally got just a uhf as they said that's where they would all be - then day of transition i lost alot because some channels ditched the 'test' digital bradcasts and started airing digitally back on their old vhf frquencies. i made the coat hanger version and added vhf legs to it (googled how) for my old downstairs set with a zenith converter box, and have a channel master preamp hooked inline with it. i'm in orange county ny. when the trees leaf out in the spring i lose a lot which is the nature of things. i have a bigger antenna to put on top of the house, just have to find the guts to climb a 36 ft ladder to do it. i would go to radio shack and see what they have or check out www.solidsignal.com
	11:55am Adrian in London: Trouble, on a German movie theme, I recommend Sofie Scholl www.imdb.com... Julia Jentsch is great in it. Ooh, Flamme & Citron is good too, a Danish resistance film.
	11:57am PJ: Walking Too Fast is actually available (probably not so legally) on YouTube with English subtitles (press the "cc" button.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EJc2E0JZZo
	11:57am Ike: @BSI, if you like animation and you want to see something completely insane, surreal, and funny, check out Adventure Time on Cartoon Network. I mean if you like post-apocalyptic magical worlds where cute princesses go all Mengele on a bunch of living candy and dogs can shapeshift.
	11:58am thedunkel: birds for your eyes vimeo.com...
	11:59am jawsey: I get by with a misnomer antenna and movies borrowed from the library (recently watched Wings of Desire; will literally check out Lives of Others soon!). No cable or Netflix.
	11:59am BSI: Ike, I'm sold. That's all I ever wanted out of the evening news, and they consistently failed to deliver such loveliness...
	11:59am ken in denver: @Ike, it's a budget thing.
	12:27pm Van in DC: i love Fox Soccer channel :)

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 29, 2013

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