WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 19, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:03am Van in DC: I could stare at that nice art piece for quite some time. Good morning trouble :)
	9:04am hamburger: modern world! (i think i see a duck on the edge of a cliff)
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and the Modern World!
	9:06am Trouble: good morning modern chickadeeees!
	9:07am Titus in GA: Good morning, Trouble! Howdy as well to all of our fellow Modern World comrades!
	9:10am HH in Atlanta: Good morning, Trouble. How about playing "Billie's Theme" by by Hoyt Axton. Now there's a tune to start off a good old fashioned melancholy Tuesday with.
	9:15am yayson: trouble, bringing the jams EVERY SINGLE WEEK thank you.
	9:16am Sugarfly Waterloo: Good Morning!
	9:16am upstatesean: hey trouble!
	9:18am upstatesean: yeah, whose art is that? really nice.
	9:18am Sem Chumbo: Good morning. “One trouble with trouble is that is usually starts out like fun”
	9:19am dcp: 'lo. Amazing painting and amazing sounds.
	9:20am dcp: Amy Sillman, eh? Another one for the list...
	9:20am Titus in GA: Oh yeah! Julia Lee knows what i'm feeling! Nice one, Mrs. T:)
	9:25am Mike East: Had no trouble finding the 91.1 signal. Keep rolling the dial back and forth until you land on a song about marijuana. Good morning all.
	9:29am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): STEEP, damn you black tea, steep like a house on FAH...
	9:33am r i s k y: WFMU FUN-RAISER! Yeah!
	9:34am yayson: jazz of the 40's
	9:36am dcp: tea? COFFEE!
	9:37am r i s k y: Sun Ra Shish Boom Bah!
	9:37am Cheri Pi: No, no, no TEA!
	9:40am dcp: yeah, I hear ya. I gotta switch over to tea this year.
	9:40am pierre: it's TEA for me TOO
	9:41am dcp: HEY. Arsenal v. Bayern today, Mr. Rev.
	9:41am hamburger: yea +1
	9:42am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): DCP, I'd always agree with that, but the machine-coffee here is a foul chemical indeed... even fresh, has that lingered-on-the-burner-for-a-month funk to it.
	9:42am hamburger: *tea +1 (haven't had enough tea!)
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): tazo "awake" is therefore Plan B.
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): steeped for a hell of a long time.
	9:43am Magdalena: Good morning people.
	9:44am pierre: Lapsang Souchong to be precise.
	9:45am listener mark: Good morning. Nick Drake. cool beans.
	9:45am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): OH HELL, dcp, that would be a fun match. I thought we had a free preview weekend of Fox Soccer last weekend but it turned out to be "fox soccer plus" which was all lesser-league stuff. From elation to devastation in a single click of the remote.
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): FAVORITE soundtrack ever, thanks Trouble.
	9:49am Trouble: you are welcome!
	9:50am Trouble: amy sillman is today's visual, everything she does is fabulous!
	9:50am tim from champaign: Any Style Council fans here? I love the Jam but never ventured into Style Council. Any recommendations of what to start with or avoid?
	9:50am Cheri Pi: I love Lapsang Souchong, but I drink green tea all day so that I can party all night with a clean conscience.
	9:51am dcp: Yeah, Fox Soccer is becoming essential... I think they're doing a free phone app thing for February. Normally $20/
	9:51am thedunkel: nice - GORAGUER!!
	9:52am common: thanks for broadcast, trouble!
	9:52am neither: best context for the apparition of a broadcast music
	9:53am Richard Nixon: CP, uhuh...
	9:53am Lonious Monk: (love you Trouble for put on broadcast thank you)
	9:53am Cheri Pi: Yes I'm a huge Style Council fan, & I love it all; their singles sound the best, I'd avoid any of those massive cd compilations.
	9:53am Brian in UK: Hello trouble, just back from the mountains in North Wales. Never seen the weather so fine and the air so crystal clear at this time of year.
	9:53am dcp: I dig green tea but always need something stronger before the withdrawal starts kicking in.
	9:53am Van in DC: I would love to see that soccer match today but alas, work. And yes, Fox Soccer channel rocks!
	9:54am Titus in GA: Broadcast! thanks a bunch, Trouble! luv, luv, luv 'the noise made by people'! Stellar LP!
	9:54am dcp: I think you should listen to the Merton Parkas instead of the Style Council.
	9:55am tim from champaign: Thanks Cheri. I'm all vinyl these days. It seems that their 12" and LPs are still easy to come by. DCP - Who's the Merton Parkas? Sounds mod.
	9:55am dcp: I'm going to cut out of work early to catch the second half with dcp jr. Not sure who he's rooting for as he's a fan of both teams. I just have one thing to say: SCHWEINSTEIGER!
	9:57am Trouble: thanks HH: i will look for that cut after the show. i am stuck 2 floors away from the record library right now.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): re: green vs. black tea/coffee, I'm so far deep in the caffeine hole, if I so much as turn my back on a mug, anyone's mug, my life simply falls apart. OOH, excellent V.Anand piece.
	9:57am dcp: you got it tim. second or third rate mod outfit that produced Weller's partner in SC.
	9:57am Richard Nixon: Love the simmons drums in this prema rudaayade
	9:58am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): dcp: enjoy what you can catch of the match: I'll have to drown my sorrows in the Guardian's podcast much later, as usual. snif...
	9:59am neither: Trouble, you're wonderful, broadcast and prema rudaayade melted so well
	10:00am Trouble: thank you neither!
	10:00am seang: oh yeah
	10:01am PKNY: Killing it with the Biz right now!
	10:02am Jennique: NOBODY BEATS DA BIZ!! What a welcome way to tune in!
	10:02am Magdalena: It makes me cry that Biz got screwed over by the Biz and has not put out his own stuff in a long time. But I am happy he teaches rap to the kids on Yo Gaba Gaba.
	10:07am Sugarfly Waterloo: Congrats on the Chicken License!
	10:07am Brian in UK: Chicken Provocateur
	10:07am sugarwolf: whoooo congrats on your chicken license!!
	10:07am hamburger: hooray on trouble's chicken license!
	10:08am glenn: i think this show should be renamed "the trouble with chickens".
	10:09am sugarwolf: my knitting friend/neighbor has chickens and always sells out of her eggs
	10:09am dale: morning..curious if you had any double yolks trouble - that happens a lot with first time layers.
	10:09am Skirkie: I didn't know you needed a chicken license. Congratulations on the chicken license.
	10:09am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I enjoy the phrase 'chicken license.'
	10:10am Vivian: Yay, chicken drama resolved! Though, I'm interested in why the big guns were required..
	10:10am dcp: I'm going to get a seitan license. Do they have those?
	10:12am Cheri Pi: I need one too dcp- I'm going to make "veel" cutlets soon from scratch, I definitely need a license before I broach that territory.
	10:14am Skirkie: Hail seitan!
	10:15am dcp: oh, you mean wringing out the dough? That takes a while...but worth the time. I generally use a box of gluten.
	10:15am BigLankyGeordie: Speaking of chickens, me and my brother just chickened out of of a mountain bike ride because it's just too cold over here. Love the show - can you give us a shout out for being your wimpiest listeners - Michael and Vincent in Yorkshire, England.
	10:15am stu: Morning Trouble! Show is for the birds today ( but music is swell ) I feel naked without photo next to name. yikes Cheers!
	10:16am Vivian: yum seitan! I agree, homemade is tremendously better than store-bought. Question-any luck freezing seitan?
	10:17am dcp: I freeze everything. Froze seitan a bunch of times--especially when I make a giant batch. Totally fine.
	10:17am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I was pleasantly shocked at the canned curry-gluten available at a korean supermarket up in the suburbs: wasn't bad. In fact, now the craving has started...
	10:18am Vivian: @dcp - do you freeze it in the broth?
	10:19am dcp: mmmm canned gluten..... Vivian: I usually remove from broth and freeze both separately. Broth makes a great gravy.
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): seriously dcp: I was expecting a total horror, but add a bunch of veg & rice and it was damned near acceptable.
	10:22am Jennique: Congrats on the chicken license. Just in time for the high-season Easter rush, no?
	10:23am other eddie: mazel tov, trouble! happy to hear your alt family has finally been officially sanctioned. considering the bureaucratic nonsense you just went through, though, I suggest you keep it on the qt if two of your hens ever want to have an egg together.
	10:23am dcp: why don't we have one of those Korean Supermarkets in the city, dammit! If it's too far to go on my bike, I ain't going there....
	10:24am Cheri Pi: My recipe calls for vital gluten flour, and then just baking it-no dough wringing for this gal. I love the canned "duck" "meat." it s terrific in soups.
	10:25am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): exactly, dcp. It's the one up north of Wheaton, which might as well be Nova Scotia.
	10:26am pierre: I'd love to get some seitan knowledge as well… if you guys have any advice, i'll take it
	10:26am Cheri Pi: Oh, and those "ribs" you can make with peanut butter and gluten flour- try it for your next McFib sandwich,
	10:27am kwhitehead: Love this song. Can't figure out where I've heard it before. Is it on a compilation?
	10:28am Cheri Pi: this is a new song- by a newish band.
	10:29am pierre: One day I walk into a bio shop thing, and the shop owner said "naaah, making seitan is a pain in the neck, you should buy those (pretty expensive) ones instead…" I was all "damn ! I'm sure it's cheaper to make some by myself…" (in my head)
	10:30am dcp: pierre: not sure what you can get in Europe but here you can buy a box of Vital Wheat Gluten as CP says and then basically just mix it with water. Then you boil it in a broth for a while.
	10:30am Cheri Pi: Try this Pierre: www.theppk.com...
	10:30am dcp: ...but you need a seitan license....
	10:31am dcp: or you could follow CP's link...
	10:31am pierre: thanks friends ! I'll try that, as soon as i'm hungry.
	10:32am Cheri Pi: The link is just for looking-don't follow the recipe until you're licensed, local laws apply...
	10:33am G: @pierre: seitan is an Asian term for wheat gluten, which is what's left if you soak all or wash all the soluble starch/carb out of some wheat flour or similar. it's protein, and nutritionally pretty similar to tofu, which is the protein part of soy. it's used in many cuisines where meat is not used, because it gives you concentrated protein to eat. many Asian "mock" meat" dishes use seitan/gluten...
	10:34am dcp: I approve of what G just said.
	10:35am pierre: thanks G, (i had some before in veggie restaurant, with my veggie friends) but never tried make some before. But you need a license to make some ?! how weird…
	10:37am dcp: yes do not attempt without acquire the proper license first. Of course, you could just bribe the wheat officials...
	10:38am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Freakishly hungry now. Maybe if I let this tea steep more, it will become food.
	10:38am tim from champaign: Hey Pierre, how was the Kraken?
	10:40am Ike: You should need a license to make up skronk about needing a license for things. OK, I'm going to get my license for hugging penguins now.
	10:40am Listener Schned: Bonjour a tout! Anybody know qu'est-ce que passe w/Yelle? Except for an EP, yelle.fr is "dead" (??)
	10:41am Richard Nixon: Fun show, Trouble!
	10:41am pierre: @ tim from champaign : it was a delight, i'm not into rum at all, but the smokee/toffee taste of this one… it's grand ! It was released properly. @ listener Schned : it works here (maybe 'cause it's Paris… i don't know)
	10:43am G: in the US, the federal government has made tons and tons of rules/regulations over the course of the 20th century about food (or licensing for who is allowed to do it) that carry legal force. often the rules reflect mainstream food assumptions of many decades ago, or were intended to protect the "standard" way things were being done in a particular food industry, under the guise of protecting people from "bad" food. so we have to be careful about advocating a food-prep method in public that might get us or someone else in trouble. -- i know the EC has tons of food regs too now, pierre -- you should check up on those, so you know what you're ignoring if you feel like it :-)
	10:44am Cheri Pi: whoa, you can make Seitan kraken????
	10:45am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): or, hell, tofu whiskey. what could possibly go wrong?
	10:45am dcp: Cheri, that's illegal in this country but I've heard of counties in Montana where they allow "mock Seitan kraken"..
	10:46am dcp: for music that is NOT my cup of tea, this kindra morris tune has a powerful effect on me...
	10:47am pierre: I (obviously) wasn't aware of that G. thanks for the info. I'll go and make sure to know those rules. @ Cheri Pi : I've tried it, it's fantastentacular !
	10:48am PKNY: @dcp - the whole Kendra Morris record is pretty good. And she released a pretty ill cover of Metallica's "Ride the Lightning" online last year.
	10:49am Cheri Pi: *sigh... Montana has everything. I'll have to make due with Origami Krakens for now.
	10:52am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Don't let the chickens know. They're very bureaucratic. They don't let just ANYONE make seitan.
	10:52am Van in DC: Chicken eggs? Bah. Gimme Alien eggs any day.
	10:53am Vivian: Cheri Pi, my first attempt at seitan is based on the recipe off of the post punk kitchen. Crazy!
	10:54am Ike: Trouble is correct. Pierre, although we do have some crazy food regulations here, G is indulging in wild libertarian exaggeration by suggesting you are restricted as to what you can make in your own home for your own use.
	10:54am ~L: Yay you got your chicken license! Did you have to send the chickens on vacation while you waited for it to come through?
	10:56am ffrr: I thought of that film when I saw today's subject heading. Yeah there's some crazy singing in that flick. Good call T.
	10:56am Trouble: yes ~L, i am going to pick them up right after i get off air!!
	10:57am Norbert: Hi Irene, which movie did you just recommend? Greetings from Hamburg/Germany Norbert
	10:57am dcp: but keep in mind, Ike is a dangerous radical who stamps on local laws like they were so much cockroach filth so take his recommendations with a grain of wheat...
	10:57am Nancy K: Re: S.Ray. Sometimes every shot in his films is like a beautiful still photo. It's amazing.
	10:58am pierre: In here we must have license if somebody sell something in the street, but even that is really not very controled.
	10:58am Jennique: Wow, here at the American Museum of Natural History, the special exhibit that's up now is Our Global Kitchen. It covers everything food, including a recreated Aztec market, ethnographic kitchen utensils, hydroponics and a tasting room. More here... www.amnh.org...
	10:59am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I want to live in a land where all chickens and globules of seitan can roam freely, without being hassled by The Man. Please tell me such a land exists.
	10:59am listener mark: A license to raise chickens, chicken wrangler, chicken rancher, chicken farmer, chicken herder, chicken keeper?
	11:03am Lewis: @Rev Trunip Druid - pretty sure that huge portions of the world are what you are looking for... but let us not forget the correlative intestinal distresses....
	11:04am pierre: this land is called the 13 disctrict (or chinatown) of Paris Rev. Turnip Druid
	11:04am pierre: what Lewis mentionned is pretty true as well.
	11:05am Priscilla: Mind officially blown
	11:06am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I shall forge a passport immediately. Intestinal distress and liberty go magnificently hand-in-hand. I'm on my way.
	11:06am Cheri Pi: I hereby introduce the M[o]cKraken Sandwich, a favorite during Lent and sure to please the most finicky ichthyologist.
	11:06am listener mark: The chickens are the thin wedge which opens the door. Followed by ducks, rabbits, goats, sheep, before you know it three hundred head of black angus cattle are moving over the Pulaski Skyway.
	11:07am Trouble: norbert the movie is the music room by Satyajit Ray. i put the link up on the facebook page for This is the Modern World: www.facebook.com...
	11:08am pierre: Architeuthis to that Cheri Pi !
	11:09am pierre: "Intestinal distress and liberty" would make a pretty great song name.
	11:10am listener mark: If I get too smart-alecky at the boat yard, the crew wraps a chain and anchor around my neck, hence my avatar.
	11:13am tim from champaign: You need a license to sell hot dogs if your fly is down.
	11:17am dcp: OH MAN! Petra at it again. This is great...
	11:18am Jennique: This is a great version of Goldfinger! I am starring/favorite it. I heard her version of the Superman theme too. Awesome stuff. Want to be in her band.
	11:20am dcp: the superman theme is hilarious!!
	11:20am jamesie: lovely song by Paul Buchanan
	11:25am other eddie: @jennique: outstanding dog flip vid!
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): CAB! My hero and infinite savior.
	11:30am dcp: good ol' Cab
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): 'cuz when the black tea ain't strong enough (and it isn't), to quote the man in the canary-yellow zoot, "Zaz Zu Zaz will always see you through..."
	11:32am Jennique: @other eddie - I know! It makes me cringe a little, though. Looked like it hurt.
	11:37am G: pierre 10:58 is correct. :-) There are tons of laws/regs, and they are not enforced consistently, because the backlash would be incredible if they were. My grandfather was an executive-branch federal administrative law judge, appointed under Truman. I actually kinda do know how federal regs are made, function, and enforced, and what the overall history and development of that area of law is. :-)
	11:41am Van in DC: Enjoyed! Gotta run, thanks for the great show trouble!
	11:43am other eddie: @jennique: yeah, looks like it might have hurt but, imo, invincible abandon is an essential small pooch characteristic (at least the ones i've loved)
	11:55am (-_-): allo allo, from out of nowhere. who's the mixer of the track, selecta?
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the chit chat toaday, sorry i was not so in gear on that end, trying to make myself normal in this wacky space....cheerio!
	11:57am rsj: this makes me think stoned and want to be so
	11:57am (-_-): tnx
	11:57am Richard Nixon: Peace, Trouble and pals
	11:58am dcp: adios, and HAIL SEITAN.
	11:58am Jennique: @other eddie, YES! You are totally right, at least that is my experience with Boston terrier. Peace out!
	9:52am Myke: HQ upload of the beautiful Julie Lee record - https://soundcloud.com/bobszinkler/julia-lee-lotus-blossom-sweet

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 19, 2013

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February 19, 2013: the music room

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
Dot Wiggin Band	my cutie "my cutie" by "Dot Wiggin Band"	The Banana Bike Single			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mrs lena bare turbyfill and mrs lloyd bare hagie	lily schull	oh my little darlings folk song types v/a				0:02:32 (Pop-up)
mountains	sand "sand" by "mountains"	centralia	thrill jockey		*	0:06:14 (Pop-up)
micah gaugh	oh when my lady comes	the blue fairy mermaid princess	africantape		*	0:16:59 (Pop-up)
julia lee	marijuana "marijuana" by "julia lee"					0:19:28 (Pop-up)
six organs of admittance	hazy sf "hazy sf" by "six organs of admittance"	the golden apples of the sun v/a				0:22:26 (Pop-up)
l'ensemble raye	left on man "left on man" by "l'ensemble raye"	MW pour robert wyatt v/a				0:26:02 (Pop-up)
Almeda Riddle	Chick-a-li-lee-lo "Chick-a-li-lee-lo" by "Almeda Riddle"	oh my little darlings folk song types v/a				0:29:17 (Pop-up)

sun ra and his astro infinity orchestra	the world of africa	Cosmo Earth Fantasy	art yard		*	0:37:14 (Pop-up)
lena hughes	silver threads among the gold	Queen of The Flat Top Guitar	tompkins square		*	0:39:59 (Pop-up)
gayatri basu	kon durer boner pakhi	memorable melodies of the 50's				0:42:07 (Pop-up)
paul weller	river man "river man" by "paul weller"					0:45:05 (Pop-up)
Alain Goraguer	deshominisation (I)	ost la planete sauvage				0:48:47 (Pop-up)
broadcast	come on let's go "come on let's go" by "broadcast"					0:52:32 (Pop-up)
prema rudaayade	loving hearts "loving hearts" by "prema rudaayade"	dance raja dance, south indian film music of vijaya anand				0:56:24 (Pop-up)
biz markie	let me turn you on (edit)			12"		1:00:19 (Pop-up)

telepathe	chrome's on it (gold panda remix)					1:09:02 (Pop-up)
liz brady	bas les pattes ( hands off)	le belle epoque emi's french girls 1965-68 v/a				1:12:42 (Pop-up)
yo la tengo	periodically double or triple	popular songs				1:15:02 (Pop-up)
bomba estereo	pure love "pure love" by "bomba estereo"	elegancia tropical			*	1:19:51 (Pop-up)
jimmy sabater	kool it here comes the fuzz	El Barrio Latin Funk: Nuyorican Funk 1968-1976	fania		*	1:24:12 (Pop-up)
the limiñanas	je suis une go-go girl					1:27:13 (Pop-up)
tom tom club	genius of love remixed by king coya	genius of live				1:31:07 (Pop-up)
nini raviolette avec h werris	primitiv					1:35:03 (Pop-up)
yelle	mon pays "mon pays" by "yelle"					1:36:19 (Pop-up)
koobas	where are the friends? "where are the friends?" by "koobas"	barricades				1:40:56 (Pop-up)
kendra morris	if you didn't go away				*	1:44:41 (Pop-up)

chico mello	achado "achado" by "chico mello"	do lado da voz				1:55:30 (Pop-up)
gyratory system	thermidor "thermidor" by "gyratory system"					2:04:14 (Pop-up)
jackie brentson	Independent Woman	chicken shack boogie v/a				2:09:52 (Pop-up)
debbie stevens	if you can't rock me	More Golden Gassers: Dave The Spazz 2012 Premium				2:11:54 (Pop-up)
nanku	viraha ( milkman's traditional song)	World Library of Folk and Primitive Music: India				2:14:16 (Pop-up)
petra haden	goldfinger main title	petra goes to the movies	anti-		*	2:16:57 (Pop-up)
paul buchanan	my true country "my true country" by "paul buchanan"					2:19:05 (Pop-up)

georgia taylor	jackass blues "jackass blues" by "georgia taylor"	female blues singers vol 14				2:25:50 (Pop-up)
cab calloway	the hepster's dictionary					2:28:25 (Pop-up)
dan penn	unfair "unfair" by "dan penn"	the fame recordings	ace		*	2:30:54 (Pop-up)
lucretia dalt	silencio ( with julia holter)	commotus	hem		*	2:33:20 (Pop-up)
king cole trio	gee baby ain't i good to you?					2:35:34 (Pop-up)
el perro del mar	dark night "dark night" by "el perro del mar"	pale fire	the control group		*	2:38:38 (Pop-up)
fontella bass	i want everyone to know	free				2:42:53 (Pop-up)
christopher owens	heer we go "heer we go" by "christopher owens"	lysandre	fat possum/turnstile		*	2:45:55 (Pop-up)
jessie ware	still love me "still love me" by "jessie ware"	devotion			*	2:49:10 (Pop-up)
horace andy	money money money "money money money" by "horace andy"	broken beats			*	2:54:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Van in DC: I could stare at that nice art piece for quite some time. Good morning trouble :)
	9:04am hamburger: modern world! (i think i see a duck on the edge of a cliff)
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and the Modern World!
	9:06am Trouble: good morning modern chickadeeees!
	9:07am Titus in GA: Good morning, Trouble! Howdy as well to all of our fellow Modern World comrades!
	9:10am HH in Atlanta: Good morning, Trouble. How about playing "Billie's Theme" by by Hoyt Axton. Now there's a tune to start off a good old fashioned melancholy Tuesday with.
	9:15am yayson: trouble, bringing the jams EVERY SINGLE WEEK thank you.
	9:16am Sugarfly Waterloo: Good Morning!
	9:16am upstatesean: hey trouble!
	9:18am upstatesean: yeah, whose art is that? really nice.
	9:18am Sem Chumbo: Good morning. “One trouble with trouble is that is usually starts out like fun”
	9:19am dcp: 'lo. Amazing painting and amazing sounds.
	9:20am dcp: Amy Sillman, eh? Another one for the list...
	9:20am Titus in GA: Oh yeah! Julia Lee knows what i'm feeling! Nice one, Mrs. T:)
	9:25am Mike East: Had no trouble finding the 91.1 signal. Keep rolling the dial back and forth until you land on a song about marijuana. Good morning all.
	9:29am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): STEEP, damn you black tea, steep like a house on FAH...
	9:33am r i s k y: WFMU FUN-RAISER! Yeah!
	9:34am yayson: jazz of the 40's
	9:36am dcp: tea? COFFEE!
	9:37am r i s k y: Sun Ra Shish Boom Bah!
	9:37am Cheri Pi: No, no, no TEA!
	9:40am dcp: yeah, I hear ya. I gotta switch over to tea this year.
	9:40am pierre: it's TEA for me TOO
	9:41am dcp: HEY. Arsenal v. Bayern today, Mr. Rev.
	9:41am hamburger: yea +1
	9:42am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): DCP, I'd always agree with that, but the machine-coffee here is a foul chemical indeed... even fresh, has that lingered-on-the-burner-for-a-month funk to it.
	9:42am hamburger: *tea +1 (haven't had enough tea!)
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): tazo "awake" is therefore Plan B.
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): steeped for a hell of a long time.
	9:43am Magdalena: Good morning people.
	9:44am pierre: Lapsang Souchong to be precise.
	9:45am listener mark: Good morning. Nick Drake. cool beans.
	9:45am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): OH HELL, dcp, that would be a fun match. I thought we had a free preview weekend of Fox Soccer last weekend but it turned out to be "fox soccer plus" which was all lesser-league stuff. From elation to devastation in a single click of the remote.
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): FAVORITE soundtrack ever, thanks Trouble.
	9:49am Trouble: you are welcome!
	9:50am Trouble: amy sillman is today's visual, everything she does is fabulous!
	9:50am tim from champaign: Any Style Council fans here? I love the Jam but never ventured into Style Council. Any recommendations of what to start with or avoid?
	9:50am Cheri Pi: I love Lapsang Souchong, but I drink green tea all day so that I can party all night with a clean conscience.
	9:51am dcp: Yeah, Fox Soccer is becoming essential... I think they're doing a free phone app thing for February. Normally $20/
	9:51am thedunkel: nice - GORAGUER!!
	9:52am common: thanks for broadcast, trouble!
	9:52am neither: best context for the apparition of a broadcast music
	9:53am Richard Nixon: CP, uhuh...
	9:53am Lonious Monk: (love you Trouble for put on broadcast thank you)
	9:53am Cheri Pi: Yes I'm a huge Style Council fan, & I love it all; their singles sound the best, I'd avoid any of those massive cd compilations.
	9:53am Brian in UK: Hello trouble, just back from the mountains in North Wales. Never seen the weather so fine and the air so crystal clear at this time of year.
	9:53am dcp: I dig green tea but always need something stronger before the withdrawal starts kicking in.
	9:53am Van in DC: I would love to see that soccer match today but alas, work. And yes, Fox Soccer channel rocks!
	9:54am Titus in GA: Broadcast! thanks a bunch, Trouble! luv, luv, luv 'the noise made by people'! Stellar LP!
	9:54am dcp: I think you should listen to the Merton Parkas instead of the Style Council.
	9:55am tim from champaign: Thanks Cheri. I'm all vinyl these days. It seems that their 12" and LPs are still easy to come by. DCP - Who's the Merton Parkas? Sounds mod.
	9:55am dcp: I'm going to cut out of work early to catch the second half with dcp jr. Not sure who he's rooting for as he's a fan of both teams. I just have one thing to say: SCHWEINSTEIGER!
	9:57am Trouble: thanks HH: i will look for that cut after the show. i am stuck 2 floors away from the record library right now.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): re: green vs. black tea/coffee, I'm so far deep in the caffeine hole, if I so much as turn my back on a mug, anyone's mug, my life simply falls apart. OOH, excellent V.Anand piece.
	9:57am dcp: you got it tim. second or third rate mod outfit that produced Weller's partner in SC.
	9:57am Richard Nixon: Love the simmons drums in this prema rudaayade
	9:58am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): dcp: enjoy what you can catch of the match: I'll have to drown my sorrows in the Guardian's podcast much later, as usual. snif...
	9:59am neither: Trouble, you're wonderful, broadcast and prema rudaayade melted so well
	10:00am Trouble: thank you neither!
	10:00am seang: oh yeah
	10:01am PKNY: Killing it with the Biz right now!
	10:02am Jennique: NOBODY BEATS DA BIZ!! What a welcome way to tune in!
	10:02am Magdalena: It makes me cry that Biz got screwed over by the Biz and has not put out his own stuff in a long time. But I am happy he teaches rap to the kids on Yo Gaba Gaba.
	10:07am Sugarfly Waterloo: Congrats on the Chicken License!
	10:07am Brian in UK: Chicken Provocateur
	10:07am sugarwolf: whoooo congrats on your chicken license!!
	10:07am hamburger: hooray on trouble's chicken license!
	10:08am glenn: i think this show should be renamed "the trouble with chickens".
	10:09am sugarwolf: my knitting friend/neighbor has chickens and always sells out of her eggs
	10:09am dale: morning..curious if you had any double yolks trouble - that happens a lot with first time layers.
	10:09am Skirkie: I didn't know you needed a chicken license. Congratulations on the chicken license.
	10:09am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I enjoy the phrase 'chicken license.'
	10:10am Vivian: Yay, chicken drama resolved! Though, I'm interested in why the big guns were required..
	10:10am dcp: I'm going to get a seitan license. Do they have those?
	10:12am Cheri Pi: I need one too dcp- I'm going to make "veel" cutlets soon from scratch, I definitely need a license before I broach that territory.
	10:14am Skirkie: Hail seitan!
	10:15am dcp: oh, you mean wringing out the dough? That takes a while...but worth the time. I generally use a box of gluten.
	10:15am BigLankyGeordie: Speaking of chickens, me and my brother just chickened out of of a mountain bike ride because it's just too cold over here. Love the show - can you give us a shout out for being your wimpiest listeners - Michael and Vincent in Yorkshire, England.
	10:15am stu: Morning Trouble! Show is for the birds today ( but music is swell ) I feel naked without photo next to name. yikes Cheers!
	10:16am Vivian: yum seitan! I agree, homemade is tremendously better than store-bought. Question-any luck freezing seitan?
	10:17am dcp: I freeze everything. Froze seitan a bunch of times--especially when I make a giant batch. Totally fine.
	10:17am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I was pleasantly shocked at the canned curry-gluten available at a korean supermarket up in the suburbs: wasn't bad. In fact, now the craving has started...
	10:18am Vivian: @dcp - do you freeze it in the broth?
	10:19am dcp: mmmm canned gluten..... Vivian: I usually remove from broth and freeze both separately. Broth makes a great gravy.
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): seriously dcp: I was expecting a total horror, but add a bunch of veg & rice and it was damned near acceptable.
	10:22am Jennique: Congrats on the chicken license. Just in time for the high-season Easter rush, no?
	10:23am other eddie: mazel tov, trouble! happy to hear your alt family has finally been officially sanctioned. considering the bureaucratic nonsense you just went through, though, I suggest you keep it on the qt if two of your hens ever want to have an egg together.
	10:23am dcp: why don't we have one of those Korean Supermarkets in the city, dammit! If it's too far to go on my bike, I ain't going there....
	10:24am Cheri Pi: My recipe calls for vital gluten flour, and then just baking it-no dough wringing for this gal. I love the canned "duck" "meat." it s terrific in soups.
	10:25am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): exactly, dcp. It's the one up north of Wheaton, which might as well be Nova Scotia.
	10:26am pierre: I'd love to get some seitan knowledge as well… if you guys have any advice, i'll take it
	10:26am Cheri Pi: Oh, and those "ribs" you can make with peanut butter and gluten flour- try it for your next McFib sandwich,
	10:27am kwhitehead: Love this song. Can't figure out where I've heard it before. Is it on a compilation?
	10:28am Cheri Pi: this is a new song- by a newish band.
	10:29am pierre: One day I walk into a bio shop thing, and the shop owner said "naaah, making seitan is a pain in the neck, you should buy those (pretty expensive) ones instead…" I was all "damn ! I'm sure it's cheaper to make some by myself…" (in my head)
	10:30am dcp: pierre: not sure what you can get in Europe but here you can buy a box of Vital Wheat Gluten as CP says and then basically just mix it with water. Then you boil it in a broth for a while.
	10:30am Cheri Pi: Try this Pierre: www.theppk.com...
	10:30am dcp: ...but you need a seitan license....
	10:31am dcp: or you could follow CP's link...
	10:31am pierre: thanks friends ! I'll try that, as soon as i'm hungry.
	10:32am Cheri Pi: The link is just for looking-don't follow the recipe until you're licensed, local laws apply...
	10:33am G: @pierre: seitan is an Asian term for wheat gluten, which is what's left if you soak all or wash all the soluble starch/carb out of some wheat flour or similar. it's protein, and nutritionally pretty similar to tofu, which is the protein part of soy. it's used in many cuisines where meat is not used, because it gives you concentrated protein to eat. many Asian "mock" meat" dishes use seitan/gluten...
	10:34am dcp: I approve of what G just said.
	10:35am pierre: thanks G, (i had some before in veggie restaurant, with my veggie friends) but never tried make some before. But you need a license to make some ?! how weird…
	10:37am dcp: yes do not attempt without acquire the proper license first. Of course, you could just bribe the wheat officials...
	10:38am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Freakishly hungry now. Maybe if I let this tea steep more, it will become food.
	10:38am tim from champaign: Hey Pierre, how was the Kraken?
	10:40am Ike: You should need a license to make up skronk about needing a license for things. OK, I'm going to get my license for hugging penguins now.
	10:40am Listener Schned: Bonjour a tout! Anybody know qu'est-ce que passe w/Yelle? Except for an EP, yelle.fr is "dead" (??)
	10:41am Richard Nixon: Fun show, Trouble!
	10:41am pierre: @ tim from champaign : it was a delight, i'm not into rum at all, but the smokee/toffee taste of this one… it's grand ! It was released properly. @ listener Schned : it works here (maybe 'cause it's Paris… i don't know)
	10:43am G: in the US, the federal government has made tons and tons of rules/regulations over the course of the 20th century about food (or licensing for who is allowed to do it) that carry legal force. often the rules reflect mainstream food assumptions of many decades ago, or were intended to protect the "standard" way things were being done in a particular food industry, under the guise of protecting people from "bad" food. so we have to be careful about advocating a food-prep method in public that might get us or someone else in trouble. -- i know the EC has tons of food regs too now, pierre -- you should check up on those, so you know what you're ignoring if you feel like it :-)
	10:44am Cheri Pi: whoa, you can make Seitan kraken????
	10:45am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): or, hell, tofu whiskey. what could possibly go wrong?
	10:45am dcp: Cheri, that's illegal in this country but I've heard of counties in Montana where they allow "mock Seitan kraken"..
	10:46am dcp: for music that is NOT my cup of tea, this kindra morris tune has a powerful effect on me...
	10:47am pierre: I (obviously) wasn't aware of that G. thanks for the info. I'll go and make sure to know those rules. @ Cheri Pi : I've tried it, it's fantastentacular !
	10:48am PKNY: @dcp - the whole Kendra Morris record is pretty good. And she released a pretty ill cover of Metallica's "Ride the Lightning" online last year.
	10:49am Cheri Pi: *sigh... Montana has everything. I'll have to make due with Origami Krakens for now.
	10:52am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Don't let the chickens know. They're very bureaucratic. They don't let just ANYONE make seitan.
	10:52am Van in DC: Chicken eggs? Bah. Gimme Alien eggs any day.
	10:53am Vivian: Cheri Pi, my first attempt at seitan is based on the recipe off of the post punk kitchen. Crazy!
	10:54am Ike: Trouble is correct. Pierre, although we do have some crazy food regulations here, G is indulging in wild libertarian exaggeration by suggesting you are restricted as to what you can make in your own home for your own use.
	10:54am ~L: Yay you got your chicken license! Did you have to send the chickens on vacation while you waited for it to come through?
	10:56am ffrr: I thought of that film when I saw today's subject heading. Yeah there's some crazy singing in that flick. Good call T.
	10:56am Trouble: yes ~L, i am going to pick them up right after i get off air!!
	10:57am Norbert: Hi Irene, which movie did you just recommend? Greetings from Hamburg/Germany Norbert
	10:57am dcp: but keep in mind, Ike is a dangerous radical who stamps on local laws like they were so much cockroach filth so take his recommendations with a grain of wheat...
	10:57am Nancy K: Re: S.Ray. Sometimes every shot in his films is like a beautiful still photo. It's amazing.
	10:58am pierre: In here we must have license if somebody sell something in the street, but even that is really not very controled.
	10:58am Jennique: Wow, here at the American Museum of Natural History, the special exhibit that's up now is Our Global Kitchen. It covers everything food, including a recreated Aztec market, ethnographic kitchen utensils, hydroponics and a tasting room. More here... www.amnh.org...
	10:59am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I want to live in a land where all chickens and globules of seitan can roam freely, without being hassled by The Man. Please tell me such a land exists.
	10:59am listener mark: A license to raise chickens, chicken wrangler, chicken rancher, chicken farmer, chicken herder, chicken keeper?
	11:03am Lewis: @Rev Trunip Druid - pretty sure that huge portions of the world are what you are looking for... but let us not forget the correlative intestinal distresses....
	11:04am pierre: this land is called the 13 disctrict (or chinatown) of Paris Rev. Turnip Druid
	11:04am pierre: what Lewis mentionned is pretty true as well.
	11:05am Priscilla: Mind officially blown
	11:06am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): I shall forge a passport immediately. Intestinal distress and liberty go magnificently hand-in-hand. I'm on my way.
	11:06am Cheri Pi: I hereby introduce the M[o]cKraken Sandwich, a favorite during Lent and sure to please the most finicky ichthyologist.
	11:06am listener mark: The chickens are the thin wedge which opens the door. Followed by ducks, rabbits, goats, sheep, before you know it three hundred head of black angus cattle are moving over the Pulaski Skyway.
	11:07am Trouble: norbert the movie is the music room by Satyajit Ray. i put the link up on the facebook page for This is the Modern World: www.facebook.com...
	11:08am pierre: Architeuthis to that Cheri Pi !
	11:09am pierre: "Intestinal distress and liberty" would make a pretty great song name.
	11:10am listener mark: If I get too smart-alecky at the boat yard, the crew wraps a chain and anchor around my neck, hence my avatar.
	11:13am tim from champaign: You need a license to sell hot dogs if your fly is down.
	11:17am dcp: OH MAN! Petra at it again. This is great...
	11:18am Jennique: This is a great version of Goldfinger! I am starring/favorite it. I heard her version of the Superman theme too. Awesome stuff. Want to be in her band.
	11:20am dcp: the superman theme is hilarious!!
	11:20am jamesie: lovely song by Paul Buchanan
	11:25am other eddie: @jennique: outstanding dog flip vid!
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): CAB! My hero and infinite savior.
	11:30am dcp: good ol' Cab
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): 'cuz when the black tea ain't strong enough (and it isn't), to quote the man in the canary-yellow zoot, "Zaz Zu Zaz will always see you through..."
	11:32am Jennique: @other eddie - I know! It makes me cringe a little, though. Looked like it hurt.
	11:37am G: pierre 10:58 is correct. :-) There are tons of laws/regs, and they are not enforced consistently, because the backlash would be incredible if they were. My grandfather was an executive-branch federal administrative law judge, appointed under Truman. I actually kinda do know how federal regs are made, function, and enforced, and what the overall history and development of that area of law is. :-)
	11:41am Van in DC: Enjoyed! Gotta run, thanks for the great show trouble!
	11:43am other eddie: @jennique: yeah, looks like it might have hurt but, imo, invincible abandon is an essential small pooch characteristic (at least the ones i've loved)
	11:55am (-_-): allo allo, from out of nowhere. who's the mixer of the track, selecta?
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the chit chat toaday, sorry i was not so in gear on that end, trying to make myself normal in this wacky space....cheerio!
	11:57am rsj: this makes me think stoned and want to be so
	11:57am (-_-): tnx
	11:57am Richard Nixon: Peace, Trouble and pals
	11:58am dcp: adios, and HAIL SEITAN.
	11:58am Jennique: @other eddie, YES! You are totally right, at least that is my experience with Boston terrier. Peace out!
	9:52am Myke: HQ upload of the beautiful Julie Lee record - https://soundcloud.com/bobszinkler/julia-lee-lotus-blossom-sweet

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 19, 2013

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