WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am common: hi trouble. i picked up that aretha record you played a few weeks ago for 2 bucks. i was so happy to find it...but it skipped. oh well. thanks for the introduction!
	9:02am Trouble: good mornnnnninnnnggggg!
	9:03am Trouble: did you clean it? sometimes a good washing with a paper towel to dry can work wonders...
	9:05am PKNY: @common - is it a bad skip due to a deep scratch, or is it a one-time skip? You might be able to try the old 'put a quarter on the headshell' trick to work through the skip.
	9:06am Mike East: good morning trouble!
	9:07am common: trouble. i did clean it. i shall again and see what gives.
	9:07am doca: good morning trouble!
	9:10am ausmanx: common, it sounds radical, but drawing along the grooves over the scratch with a marker pen can fix a jump. it's worked for me before!
	9:10am Adrian in London: So, is everyone gasping at the Serge Gainsbourg tribute act who got two years in prison for stabbing his neighbour, a Johnny Halliday tribute act? Saw it on the FMU Twitter feed and the sentence was handed down this morning. Strange days…
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you can't make it up Adrian...
	9:13am ausmanx: can't you plead "justifiable assault" for stabbing a johnny halliday tribute act?
	9:14am Mike East: i think i will venture out to the post office to see if the package notice i got is, in fact, fmu swag. very exciting.
	9:14am trouble: these ancient tribal conflicts are current no matter where you go...good day cheery ones!
	9:15am Trouble: today's art work is by marcia kure. she has a show up in chelsea, until sat. www.nytimes.com...
	9:17am Mike East: that artwork's got some sexy curves
	9:18am Adrian in London: Meanwhile, somewhere in France there's a Jacques Dutronc impersonator shacked up with a Françoise Hardy tribute act… Googles Françoise tribute acts!
	9:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it's like Albert Camus...in drag...
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: [...I'm not explaining that : ) ...]
	9:44am Mike East: i'm back...no swag :( BUT, i finally got my jacco gardner record! hooray!
	9:46am harveyjohn: Rice cooker... Yellow residue "Baby, I'm ready to go..."
	9:46am northguineahills: @Rev Rabbit: it could be stranger.....
	9:46am tim from champaign: Hi Trouble and fellow Troubled listeners.
	9:47am Tome: good morning Trouble , Good morning kiddles , nice to be here live ,, , bit.ly...
	9:50am northguineahills: Now I've done it, once one clicky star is clicked, a flood of clicky stars clicked will ensue.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: Happily swimming in swag over here. Swag-swimming. Riding the rapids of swag in a swag-raft fulla swaggy swag.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: If only it were cool enough to bust out the woofmoo hoodie.
	9:56am Mike East: rub it in, why dontcha
	9:56am pat from the district of columbia: ugh.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm usually way behind all the cool kids, so this was a shock of biblical proportions.
	9:58am Andrew Waterloo: I'm waiting patiently for my swag
	10:00am stu: Cheers! Just days until the big midsummer celebrations here in Finland yeah yeah yeah
	10:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: i was thinkin' early august maybe, for the wfmu xmas cheer. one just never nose.
	10:00am Trouble: i can reveal a secret: swag mailing can be held up by a dj who hasn't finished his compilation....gulp. Not me! i am a goody goody
	10:01am stu: jahcoozi!
	10:02am Trouble: hey stu!! happy midsommer to you
	10:02am Cheri Pi: I'm currently attached to a life support machine, waiting for a swag transplant.
	10:03am ausmanx: i am not holding my breath for swag as surely it will take longest to get to this part of the world... as long as it arrives before the next marathon, i guess... and it's midwinter here now, which doesn't suit the swag, does it?
	10:04am harveyjohn: Frantically searchin' for buds, blown out o' concha by jachoozi
	10:10am tim from champaign: Trouble, during the next mic break could you ask DJ Icepack what's in high rotation for him currently?
	10:11am Robert: Is he trying to do this in a key? Is the instrument even tuned to one? Feh.
	10:12am pat from the district of columbia: not a lot wrong with this Willard Hodgin tune.
	10:12am pat from the district of columbia: And there you have it, folks. BOTH sides of the political spectrum represented...
	10:13am Robert: It doesn't even have the excuse of being in sprechstimme.
	10:13am tim from champaign: Agreed, Pat DC.
	10:15am still b/p: Down an octave......and hold - 2 - 3.
	10:15am r i s k y: My whole office is doing these exercises! When the boss is away the workers with get limber. Thanks Trouble!
	10:16am tim from champaign: May Milo's voice sounds like Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy combined.
	10:17am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & listening public. @ausmanx thing is your winter is still warmer than our summer.
	10:19am Trouble: confession: mary millo was played at wrong speed, i slowed ehr down to get the trannie vibe
	10:19am kwhitehead: ausmanx, if you got the hot shit 'FMU sweatshirt it does.
	10:19am harveyjohn: This is... Fun!
	10:20am ausmanx: don't fell that way, brian - you guys got HEATING! the birds don't seem to notice the seasons here though. can't even remember what's on the way, kw!
	10:23am Adrian in London: Brian, Ausmanx: here in south london I'm worried I might get snowed on as I cycle home tonight…
	10:25am Brian in UK: ausmanx heating at these prices. Ha. Impossible to know what to wear right now. Well there is always The Ashes to look forward to!
	10:26am Adrian in London: If you have a lie-in at the weekend that's it; you'll have missed summer. Meanwhile in Seville the tarmac is melting on the roads like a Dali Camembert clock, every single day…
	10:27am ausmanx: yep, you can look forward to that, brian, and to our lamentable prowess at soccerball since we qualified for the World Cup tonight...
	10:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hey all Troublites & Swag-a-holics, We will all be rewarded for our good deeds...eventually. Remember , the long you have to wait for it, the better the swag will be!
	10:31am Cory: good morning, enjoying the cool jazz
	10:33am pat from the district of columbia: australia qualified for the world cup already?? man US has about 10 more matches to play to even qualify.
	10:34am Trouble: hello and thanks cory!
	10:37am northguineahills: I believe the US still has five more matches including tonight against Honduras. There are ten games total in the final hexagonal qualifying round. I believe Japan qualified almost two weeks ago.
	10:39am pat from the district of columbia: thanks ngh, still 5 seems like a lot when other teams are siting back just waiting...
	10:39am SeanG: this is my jam
	10:39am Brian in UK: See there is a new city been discovered in the Cambodian jungle. Makes Ankor Wat look like someones garage. No, I joke. www.theage.com.au...
	10:41am pat from the district of columbia: man, for some reason this Bee Gees tune is hitting the spot.
	10:42am pat from the district of columbia: cool, Brian in UK, thanks. Hadn't heard about this.
	10:43am Mike East: have i mentioned, great show so far!
	10:45am kwhitehead: Trouble, did u happen to make it to the Lee Perry/Adrian Sherwood dub show at LPR a few weeks back? Right up your alley, I think.
	10:47am Trouble: merci mike east! no i missed that K whitehead! dang. i have seen lee perry previously. i would have loved that, too bad i live in a cave and didn't know about it
	10:49am Rev. Turnip Druid: out of mtg. Bolting headphones in place.
	10:51am Brian in UK: Everyone needs bicycle clips.
	10:52am Robert: I became a fan of a certain pop song because of that punch-drunk effect. A bad snowstorm in late Nov. almost 20 yrs. ago caught me driving 6 hrs., almost running out of gas twice, from Newark to the Bronx. During that time "Christmas By Myself This Year", which was new, played multiple times and I got to like it very much.
	10:54am northguineahills: I had tix to that Lee Perry/Adrian Sherwood/Sun Araw etc show, but b/c of insomnia the night before, I fell asleep around 8pm, and didn't wake until 12:30AM, I was so mad at myself.
	10:57am Brian in UK: Is this a new Festival in the Desert record? I have the 2003 record with Robert Plant amongst others.
	11:00am Trouble: yes,it's from 2013 brian in UK!
	11:00am kwhitehead: Northguineahills. Too bad but you still could have made it! Lee and band didn't hit the stage until 12:45am. Mad late for a weeknight. Some serious full body bass from A. Sherwood.
	11:01am tim from champaign: Thanks for the report, DJ Icepack. Sounds like good listening and playing.
	11:01am mb: My favorite part! The dub selections! Trouble on and on!!!
	11:03am northguineahills: Yeah. my friends told me to come, but the thought of cabbing it from Brooklyn made me remember when I did something similar last summer to get there right as the band finished.
	11:14am xezzy: Hello everyone! Hi Nico...
	11:15am r i s k y: Loving the Nico! Thanks!
	11:17am Trouble: hah! scott williams and i were just joking: nothing like nico to close down the comments thread< and here you are!
	11:20am northguineahills: @Brian in the UK: That video about the the lost city of Phnom Kulen said that they were pioneers in using LIDAR technology for archaeology, but I worked for a firm that used LIDAR to find old Spanish sites in St. Augustine, FL, back in 1998.
	11:21am xezzy: @trouble: yes, that lured me in and it's so obvious...
	11:22am pat from the district of columbia: OOOOOoooo, take that Mahendraparvata-finders! Smacked down by St. Augustine! Hello? Mahendraparvata? Yeah it's 1998 calling, we want our LIDAR-pioneering back.
	11:23am Trouble: whatever it takes to lure you in xezzy, glad to have you !
	11:23am Andrew Waterloo: I think "pioneer" is used as loosely as "expert"
	11:25am pat from the district of columbia: speaking of World Cup, I want to basically cover a wall in my house with a sheet of plastic so I can make a giant WC bracket. Anybody have any suggestions about what to get?
	11:26am pat from the district of columbia: ..and use dry erase markers on it or something.
	11:27am Robert: Does it have to be a transparent sheet?
	11:27am biglazy: Dear Trouble, I'm driving around Brooklyn waiting to hear who is playing this amazing and mysterious music. Brava. The Hirofumi Tokutake Raymond Scott track. Yesss. Need to locate that one. Hey when was your Boogaloo special I'd like to see the playlist. Regards...
	11:28am northguineahills: Ok, you just answered my question of what I typed out. I believe w/ dry erase markers, you can get those giant sheets at Office Depot/Staples type of places.
	11:28am pat from the district of columbia: no I don't think transparent. White I guess like a dry erase board.
	11:29am northguineahills: Used to have a small one the size of my refrigerator door on ...(wait for it), .... my refrigerator door.
	11:30am pat from the district of columbia: oh really? Ok ngh, I'll go check out the office supply store. Last time we had several poster boards taped together but it got sloppy...
	11:32am northguineahills: Although, I think we got ours online. I have no idea what it was called, as the gf got it. (materials aren't my forte).
	11:32am Trouble: thanks big lazy! it was a couple of months ago. look to the archives column and click on my show header. you will see the guests: harvey averne, pat longo, jonathan goldman, that's the show! october 9!
	11:33am Lewis: @pat from dc - I made a big white board from melonite (I think it is called). The folks at home depot will know it as "shower board" 4x8 sheets are not very expensive and you can simply nail it to the wall (if you want to make that level of commitment...)
	11:34am pat from the district of columbia: thanks Lewis, we'll see what mrs. dc pat will put up with. I know dc pat, jr. will be on board with "the bigger, the better"
	11:36am pat from the district of columbia: hey that's an Easter Peewee.
	11:37am Adrian in London: Arnaud's album is La Réproduction.
	11:39am pat from the district of columbia: hey did I ever tell you my Junior Murvin story?...ah never mind..
	11:42am pat from the district of columbia: there's that Veery again..
	11:43am Robert: Why so fancy? Just put up white wallpaper with a temporary glue just sufficient to hold it up. Or just any paper and tape.
	11:43am Robert: If it's tournament brackets, why would you ever need to erase? So keep it simple.
	11:45am brandon: trouble, you might like a Linus bicycle, they're new and made to look like the 60s-70s ones. ive ridden mine around nyc for 3 years now and the only problem i've had is breaking some spokes in the rear rim... i don't know if their "large" sizes are big enough for a tall lady like you... but they have a few models i think... http://www.linusbike.com/
	11:46am pat from the district of columbia: Didn't like the paper. Got halfway through and didn't like the way I'd set it up. I want to be able to change stuff. It's a lot to manage on one big piece of paper. Especially with kids involved. "NO I WANTED TO WRITE THE WIN DOWN!!!"
	11:47am Lewis: yes the dc Jr factor will be much easier accommodated with the ability to erase! our white board has seen things we never imagined...
	11:47am paul b: I read some of those Gerald Durrell Books as a kid. I liked them! I also read the Alexandria Quartet which were written by his brother Larry
	11:48am Trouble: thanks brandon those are gorgeous, too pricey for me. trying to scrape dough together to buy a schwinn 'coffee', a little cheaper...
	11:52am Skirkie: Since I moved to JC I sold both my bikes. I sold them for no money to people I didn't know. I was also unaware I was selling them until after the fact.
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! cheerios!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks, Trouble and Icepack, awesome tunes!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2013

View Trouble's profile

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.

<-- Previous playlist | Back to This Is The Modern World with Trouble playlists | Next playlist -->

June 18, 2013: will nature be dead?

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
brian harnetty	1971 close your eyes/marshall/the moon	the star faced one	atavistic			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ben watt	aquamarine "aquamarine" by "ben watt"	summer into winter					0:05:54 (Pop-up)
molly drake	never pine for the old love	molly drake	squirrel thing	1950's 60's		*	0:09:32 (Pop-up)
pikelet	hallway master "hallway master" by "pikelet"	not so still	special award			*	0:13:28 (Pop-up)
alpana banerjee	mon bolechhe "mon bolechhe" by "alpana banerjee"	memorable melodies from the 50's v/a					0:16:30 (Pop-up)
when saints go machine	infinity killer	infinity pool				*	0:20:00 (Pop-up)
ray baretto	o elefante "o elefante" by "ray baretto"	El Barrio Sounds from Spanish Harlem Streets v/a	fania			*	0:24:02 (Pop-up)
hirofumi tokutake	at an arabian house party	raymond scott songbook	daisyworld			*	0:28:29 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	crystal blue persuasion	El Barrio Sounds from Spanish Harlem Streets v/a				*	0:31:54 (Pop-up)

	angkor wat theme finale "angkor wat theme finale"	in the mood for love ost					0:41:37 (Pop-up)
anika	love buzz "love buzz" by "anika"	anika ep	Stones Throw Records			*	0:44:06 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones & His Shadows	Jingle Jangle jingle	Celebrity Headphones: Monica's 2012 WFMU Marathon Premium				*	0:47:13 (Pop-up)
charlie byrd	Un Abraco do bonfa "Un Abraco do bonfa" by "charlie byrd"	the hits of joao gilberto	el			*	0:49:52 (Pop-up)
dump	love bizarre "love bizarre" by "dump"	That Skinny Motherfucker With the High Voice?	shrimper				0:52:36 (Pop-up)
jahcoozi	BLN "BLN" by "jahcoozi"	BPC camping compilation 03 v/a					0:58:58 (Pop-up)

	Bicycles "Bicycles"	indian soundscapes					1:07:50 (Pop-up)
Willard Hodgin	don'r get one woman on your mind	turn me loose: outsiders of old time music v/a	tompkins square			*	1:10:41 (Pop-up)
mary milo	words and music to grow slim by				7"		1:12:58 (Pop-up)
peals	belle air "belle air" by "peals"	walking field	thrill jockey			*	1:16:12 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	bown bown bown "bown bown bown" by "francoise hardy"	Midnight Blues: Paris London 1968-72					1:20:57 (Pop-up)
	trains "trains"	indian soundscapes					1:24:32 (Pop-up)
cecil lloyd	it happens "it happens" by "cecil lloyd"	jazz jamaica v/a					1:28:57 (Pop-up)
the royals	promised land "promised land" by "the royals"						1:35:26 (Pop-up)
bee gees	jive talkin "jive talkin" by "bee gees"						1:38:29 (Pop-up)
Bassekou Kouyate	poye "poye" by "Bassekou Kouyate"	Live from Festival Au Desert Timbuktu v/a	clermont			*	1:42:44 (Pop-up)

mathematiques modernes	boy be my toy	les visiteurs du soir				*	1:55:26 (Pop-up)
bost & bim	jamaican boy feat brisa roche & lone ranger						1:58:30 (Pop-up)
kumisolo	i know what boys like "i know what boys like" by "kumisolo"						2:03:13 (Pop-up)
family fodder	bass adds bass "bass adds bass" by "family fodder"	Spiky Dread Issue One: Punky Reggae & Post Punk Dub 1978-1984 v/a	rongo rongo				2:06:36 (Pop-up)
nico	mutterlein "mutterlein" by "nico"						2:11:43 (Pop-up)
junior murvin	jack slick "jack slick" by "junior murvin"						2:16:20 (Pop-up)
leterette	dance brace "dance brace" by "leterette"						2:19:48 (Pop-up)
tahiti 80	whatever('89 version) "whatever('89 version)" by "tahiti 80"	bang ep	human sounds			*	2:21:57 (Pop-up)
elli & jacno	je t'aime tant "je t'aime tant" by "elli & jacno"						2:24:20 (Pop-up)
emika	wicked game "wicked game" by "emika"	Dva				*	2:28:31 (Pop-up)
arnaud fleurent-didier	france culture	new french chansons: eight for matisse v/a					2:31:58 (Pop-up)

ali mohammed bira	awash "awash" by "ali mohammed bira"	Great Oromo Music: Ethipiques Vol 28	buda musiques			*	2:43:10 (Pop-up)
the tower recordings	collagen fairs/ new slander(aging)	the fraternity of moonwalkers					2:46:06 (Pop-up)
ela	dess vez w/ piers faccini "dess vez w/ piers faccini" by "ela"	dom la nena				*	2:50:20 (Pop-up)
kuupuu	iturata "iturata" by "kuupuu"	sous juju	em			*	2:52:59 (Pop-up)
Janos Starker	SCHUMANN: KINDERSZENEN						2:56:45 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Trouble | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by This Is The Modern World with Trouble |

Listener comments!
	9:02am common: hi trouble. i picked up that aretha record you played a few weeks ago for 2 bucks. i was so happy to find it...but it skipped. oh well. thanks for the introduction!
	9:02am Trouble: good mornnnnninnnnggggg!
	9:03am Trouble: did you clean it? sometimes a good washing with a paper towel to dry can work wonders...
	9:05am PKNY: @common - is it a bad skip due to a deep scratch, or is it a one-time skip? You might be able to try the old 'put a quarter on the headshell' trick to work through the skip.
	9:06am Mike East: good morning trouble!
	9:07am common: trouble. i did clean it. i shall again and see what gives.
	9:07am doca: good morning trouble!
	9:10am ausmanx: common, it sounds radical, but drawing along the grooves over the scratch with a marker pen can fix a jump. it's worked for me before!
	9:10am Adrian in London: So, is everyone gasping at the Serge Gainsbourg tribute act who got two years in prison for stabbing his neighbour, a Johnny Halliday tribute act? Saw it on the FMU Twitter feed and the sentence was handed down this morning. Strange days…
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you can't make it up Adrian...
	9:13am ausmanx: can't you plead "justifiable assault" for stabbing a johnny halliday tribute act?
	9:14am Mike East: i think i will venture out to the post office to see if the package notice i got is, in fact, fmu swag. very exciting.
	9:14am trouble: these ancient tribal conflicts are current no matter where you go...good day cheery ones!
	9:15am Trouble: today's art work is by marcia kure. she has a show up in chelsea, until sat. www.nytimes.com...
	9:17am Mike East: that artwork's got some sexy curves
	9:18am Adrian in London: Meanwhile, somewhere in France there's a Jacques Dutronc impersonator shacked up with a Françoise Hardy tribute act… Googles Françoise tribute acts!
	9:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it's like Albert Camus...in drag...
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: [...I'm not explaining that : ) ...]
	9:44am Mike East: i'm back...no swag :( BUT, i finally got my jacco gardner record! hooray!
	9:46am harveyjohn: Rice cooker... Yellow residue "Baby, I'm ready to go..."
	9:46am northguineahills: @Rev Rabbit: it could be stranger.....
	9:46am tim from champaign: Hi Trouble and fellow Troubled listeners.
	9:47am Tome: good morning Trouble , Good morning kiddles , nice to be here live ,, , bit.ly...
	9:50am northguineahills: Now I've done it, once one clicky star is clicked, a flood of clicky stars clicked will ensue.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: Happily swimming in swag over here. Swag-swimming. Riding the rapids of swag in a swag-raft fulla swaggy swag.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: If only it were cool enough to bust out the woofmoo hoodie.
	9:56am Mike East: rub it in, why dontcha
	9:56am pat from the district of columbia: ugh.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm usually way behind all the cool kids, so this was a shock of biblical proportions.
	9:58am Andrew Waterloo: I'm waiting patiently for my swag
	10:00am stu: Cheers! Just days until the big midsummer celebrations here in Finland yeah yeah yeah
	10:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: i was thinkin' early august maybe, for the wfmu xmas cheer. one just never nose.
	10:00am Trouble: i can reveal a secret: swag mailing can be held up by a dj who hasn't finished his compilation....gulp. Not me! i am a goody goody
	10:01am stu: jahcoozi!
	10:02am Trouble: hey stu!! happy midsommer to you
	10:02am Cheri Pi: I'm currently attached to a life support machine, waiting for a swag transplant.
	10:03am ausmanx: i am not holding my breath for swag as surely it will take longest to get to this part of the world... as long as it arrives before the next marathon, i guess... and it's midwinter here now, which doesn't suit the swag, does it?
	10:04am harveyjohn: Frantically searchin' for buds, blown out o' concha by jachoozi
	10:10am tim from champaign: Trouble, during the next mic break could you ask DJ Icepack what's in high rotation for him currently?
	10:11am Robert: Is he trying to do this in a key? Is the instrument even tuned to one? Feh.
	10:12am pat from the district of columbia: not a lot wrong with this Willard Hodgin tune.
	10:12am pat from the district of columbia: And there you have it, folks. BOTH sides of the political spectrum represented...
	10:13am Robert: It doesn't even have the excuse of being in sprechstimme.
	10:13am tim from champaign: Agreed, Pat DC.
	10:15am still b/p: Down an octave......and hold - 2 - 3.
	10:15am r i s k y: My whole office is doing these exercises! When the boss is away the workers with get limber. Thanks Trouble!
	10:16am tim from champaign: May Milo's voice sounds like Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy combined.
	10:17am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & listening public. @ausmanx thing is your winter is still warmer than our summer.
	10:19am Trouble: confession: mary millo was played at wrong speed, i slowed ehr down to get the trannie vibe
	10:19am kwhitehead: ausmanx, if you got the hot shit 'FMU sweatshirt it does.
	10:19am harveyjohn: This is... Fun!
	10:20am ausmanx: don't fell that way, brian - you guys got HEATING! the birds don't seem to notice the seasons here though. can't even remember what's on the way, kw!
	10:23am Adrian in London: Brian, Ausmanx: here in south london I'm worried I might get snowed on as I cycle home tonight…
	10:25am Brian in UK: ausmanx heating at these prices. Ha. Impossible to know what to wear right now. Well there is always The Ashes to look forward to!
	10:26am Adrian in London: If you have a lie-in at the weekend that's it; you'll have missed summer. Meanwhile in Seville the tarmac is melting on the roads like a Dali Camembert clock, every single day…
	10:27am ausmanx: yep, you can look forward to that, brian, and to our lamentable prowess at soccerball since we qualified for the World Cup tonight...
	10:29am KevinfromBayRidge: Hey all Troublites & Swag-a-holics, We will all be rewarded for our good deeds...eventually. Remember , the long you have to wait for it, the better the swag will be!
	10:31am Cory: good morning, enjoying the cool jazz
	10:33am pat from the district of columbia: australia qualified for the world cup already?? man US has about 10 more matches to play to even qualify.
	10:34am Trouble: hello and thanks cory!
	10:37am northguineahills: I believe the US still has five more matches including tonight against Honduras. There are ten games total in the final hexagonal qualifying round. I believe Japan qualified almost two weeks ago.
	10:39am pat from the district of columbia: thanks ngh, still 5 seems like a lot when other teams are siting back just waiting...
	10:39am SeanG: this is my jam
	10:39am Brian in UK: See there is a new city been discovered in the Cambodian jungle. Makes Ankor Wat look like someones garage. No, I joke. www.theage.com.au...
	10:41am pat from the district of columbia: man, for some reason this Bee Gees tune is hitting the spot.
	10:42am pat from the district of columbia: cool, Brian in UK, thanks. Hadn't heard about this.
	10:43am Mike East: have i mentioned, great show so far!
	10:45am kwhitehead: Trouble, did u happen to make it to the Lee Perry/Adrian Sherwood dub show at LPR a few weeks back? Right up your alley, I think.
	10:47am Trouble: merci mike east! no i missed that K whitehead! dang. i have seen lee perry previously. i would have loved that, too bad i live in a cave and didn't know about it
	10:49am Rev. Turnip Druid: out of mtg. Bolting headphones in place.
	10:51am Brian in UK: Everyone needs bicycle clips.
	10:52am Robert: I became a fan of a certain pop song because of that punch-drunk effect. A bad snowstorm in late Nov. almost 20 yrs. ago caught me driving 6 hrs., almost running out of gas twice, from Newark to the Bronx. During that time "Christmas By Myself This Year", which was new, played multiple times and I got to like it very much.
	10:54am northguineahills: I had tix to that Lee Perry/Adrian Sherwood/Sun Araw etc show, but b/c of insomnia the night before, I fell asleep around 8pm, and didn't wake until 12:30AM, I was so mad at myself.
	10:57am Brian in UK: Is this a new Festival in the Desert record? I have the 2003 record with Robert Plant amongst others.
	11:00am Trouble: yes,it's from 2013 brian in UK!
	11:00am kwhitehead: Northguineahills. Too bad but you still could have made it! Lee and band didn't hit the stage until 12:45am. Mad late for a weeknight. Some serious full body bass from A. Sherwood.
	11:01am tim from champaign: Thanks for the report, DJ Icepack. Sounds like good listening and playing.
	11:01am mb: My favorite part! The dub selections! Trouble on and on!!!
	11:03am northguineahills: Yeah. my friends told me to come, but the thought of cabbing it from Brooklyn made me remember when I did something similar last summer to get there right as the band finished.
	11:14am xezzy: Hello everyone! Hi Nico...
	11:15am r i s k y: Loving the Nico! Thanks!
	11:17am Trouble: hah! scott williams and i were just joking: nothing like nico to close down the comments thread< and here you are!
	11:20am northguineahills: @Brian in the UK: That video about the the lost city of Phnom Kulen said that they were pioneers in using LIDAR technology for archaeology, but I worked for a firm that used LIDAR to find old Spanish sites in St. Augustine, FL, back in 1998.
	11:21am xezzy: @trouble: yes, that lured me in and it's so obvious...
	11:22am pat from the district of columbia: OOOOOoooo, take that Mahendraparvata-finders! Smacked down by St. Augustine! Hello? Mahendraparvata? Yeah it's 1998 calling, we want our LIDAR-pioneering back.
	11:23am Trouble: whatever it takes to lure you in xezzy, glad to have you !
	11:23am Andrew Waterloo: I think "pioneer" is used as loosely as "expert"
	11:25am pat from the district of columbia: speaking of World Cup, I want to basically cover a wall in my house with a sheet of plastic so I can make a giant WC bracket. Anybody have any suggestions about what to get?
	11:26am pat from the district of columbia: ..and use dry erase markers on it or something.
	11:27am Robert: Does it have to be a transparent sheet?
	11:27am biglazy: Dear Trouble, I'm driving around Brooklyn waiting to hear who is playing this amazing and mysterious music. Brava. The Hirofumi Tokutake Raymond Scott track. Yesss. Need to locate that one. Hey when was your Boogaloo special I'd like to see the playlist. Regards...
	11:28am northguineahills: Ok, you just answered my question of what I typed out. I believe w/ dry erase markers, you can get those giant sheets at Office Depot/Staples type of places.
	11:28am pat from the district of columbia: no I don't think transparent. White I guess like a dry erase board.
	11:29am northguineahills: Used to have a small one the size of my refrigerator door on ...(wait for it), .... my refrigerator door.
	11:30am pat from the district of columbia: oh really? Ok ngh, I'll go check out the office supply store. Last time we had several poster boards taped together but it got sloppy...
	11:32am northguineahills: Although, I think we got ours online. I have no idea what it was called, as the gf got it. (materials aren't my forte).
	11:32am Trouble: thanks big lazy! it was a couple of months ago. look to the archives column and click on my show header. you will see the guests: harvey averne, pat longo, jonathan goldman, that's the show! october 9!
	11:33am Lewis: @pat from dc - I made a big white board from melonite (I think it is called). The folks at home depot will know it as "shower board" 4x8 sheets are not very expensive and you can simply nail it to the wall (if you want to make that level of commitment...)
	11:34am pat from the district of columbia: thanks Lewis, we'll see what mrs. dc pat will put up with. I know dc pat, jr. will be on board with "the bigger, the better"
	11:36am pat from the district of columbia: hey that's an Easter Peewee.
	11:37am Adrian in London: Arnaud's album is La Réproduction.
	11:39am pat from the district of columbia: hey did I ever tell you my Junior Murvin story?...ah never mind..
	11:42am pat from the district of columbia: there's that Veery again..
	11:43am Robert: Why so fancy? Just put up white wallpaper with a temporary glue just sufficient to hold it up. Or just any paper and tape.
	11:43am Robert: If it's tournament brackets, why would you ever need to erase? So keep it simple.
	11:45am brandon: trouble, you might like a Linus bicycle, they're new and made to look like the 60s-70s ones. ive ridden mine around nyc for 3 years now and the only problem i've had is breaking some spokes in the rear rim... i don't know if their "large" sizes are big enough for a tall lady like you... but they have a few models i think... http://www.linusbike.com/
	11:46am pat from the district of columbia: Didn't like the paper. Got halfway through and didn't like the way I'd set it up. I want to be able to change stuff. It's a lot to manage on one big piece of paper. Especially with kids involved. "NO I WANTED TO WRITE THE WIN DOWN!!!"
	11:47am Lewis: yes the dc Jr factor will be much easier accommodated with the ability to erase! our white board has seen things we never imagined...
	11:47am paul b: I read some of those Gerald Durrell Books as a kid. I liked them! I also read the Alexandria Quartet which were written by his brother Larry
	11:48am Trouble: thanks brandon those are gorgeous, too pricey for me. trying to scrape dough together to buy a schwinn 'coffee', a little cheaper...
	11:52am Skirkie: Since I moved to JC I sold both my bikes. I sold them for no money to people I didn't know. I was also unaware I was selling them until after the fact.
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! cheerios!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks, Trouble and Icepack, awesome tunes!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2013

Listener comments!

(C) 2025 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson