WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 10, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:04am northguineahills: for a speech exercise, their accent sounded off....
	9:05am Jeff: Lovely. That young man who was on the radio before you insisted on playing things which were just entirely too raucous for the early morning. It was traumatic.
	9:05am Van in DC: Good morning Trouble
	9:09am maja: Good morning Trouble and all.
	9:12am SeanG: Library worker tuning in.
	9:12am common: good morn!
	9:12am davex: Hi everyone! Maja, I like your artwork...
	9:13am Adrian in London: Morning Trouble and listeners. Should I go for a bike ride or flop down and listen live? makes cup of tea
	9:15am maja: Thank you very much, davex!
	9:15am Jeff: @Adrian: I think you answered your own question when you put the kettle on.
	9:17am dc pat: guten morgen.
	9:18am Trouble: good morning listeners all! today's show will be an odd one...left shoulder/neck is frozen in discontent, aaagh. better take a bike ride adrian!
	9:19am Van in DC: wowsers
	9:19am dc pat: always go for bike ride.
	9:22am Adrian in London: Funny you should mention that Trouble, because I've decided to go to the chiropractor instead. I'm a bit crocked after a recent crash. Nothing major.
	9:23am Lou: awesome track. i always loved the version by This Mortal Coil
	9:24am dc pat: gawd, this is a fantastic big star tune.
	9:25am common: kangaroo!
	9:27am Trouble: love the chiropractor! went yesterday, felt better when i went to bed. waking up today was another story.
	9:27am cee dubbles: watched the Big Star doc Saturday, so good, so sad
	9:28am dc pat: Kitty wells is doin' it too.
	9:32am Cheri Pi: fELT!
	9:32am tim from champaign: I love Felt!!!!!
	9:36am glenn: the nose knows.
	9:37am Cecile: Poking my head in to see if I can handle the cognitive dissonance of listening to Kix - Blow My Fuse on my iPod and posting here. So far, so good.
	9:38am dc pat: Kix??!
	9:38am Cecile: Trouble, that's what usually happens with me and physical therapy. It's usually two days after that it starts to kick in.
	9:39am KRYPT: Felt are amazing, I've had the pleasure of meeting Lawerence a couple of times now and a more charming and disarming person would be hard to find. Hello Trouble and FMUers.
	9:39am dc pat: Kick??!
	9:39am Cecile: Yeah. Don't Close Your Eyes showed up on a Pandora station of mine, and I forgot how much I liked large chunks of that album.
	9:40am Cecile: K-I-X. Pride of Balmer and Pennsyltucky. Ripped off whole cloth by Poison.
	9:40am dc pat: my group opened for Kix once. They're from Harrisburg PA.
	9:41am dc pat: Poison??! They were from my home town, Mechanicsburg.
	9:41am Cecile: hhahahahahahahha. Love it. Yup, I knew they were a PA band. And Brett Michaels stole their live act.
	9:44am dc pat: personally I wanted to kill all those guys, but Kix actually were pretty nice fellows.
	9:44am Adrian in London: @Krypt I'm still waiting for Lawrence of Belgravia to come out for home viewing. @Trouble There was a programmeon BBC R4 this morning about the difference between samba and bossa. Really interesting.
	9:45am Cecile: Yeah, they started long before the hair band craze., like in 80.
	9:46am Cecile: they're just kind of like a baby AC/DC, bad innuendo, great grooves.
	9:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: peeple.
	9:46am Trouble: very cool Krypt! adrian i will see if i can get that on these shores! merci
	9:47am Cecile: rev
	9:52am dc pat: yeah...Harrisburg in the 80's. It was horrible.
	9:52am Andrew Waterloo: so good....
	9:53am Dr. Goot: yummy!
	9:53am Jeff: A sultry rendition of "Yummy Yummy Yummy" makes one re-think the whole song.
	9:54am Cecile: I can imagine. I like PA, but someday I would like to leave the confines of Beaver Falls, and any Amish tourist trap my mom wants to go to. I hear that Philly place is kinda good.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'cile! dcp! trouble! splendid allies and despicable urchins!
	9:54am J-Mar: That Julie London track was unbelievable! Great show all around! Keeping me sane this morning.
	9:54am Cecile: Jeff, have you heard the Original Sins doing Sugar Sugar?
	9:57am Trouble: thanks J-Mar!
	9:57am dc pat: REV!
	9:58am dc pat: Philly's good. PGH is better...to visit. Northern PA wilderness rules.
	9:59am Andrew Waterloo: @J-Mar, yah, I'm happy to see that Julie London track spread around WFMU a bit.
	9:59am dc pat: and hey! Harrisburg is WAY better than it use to be.
	10:00am Mike East: I once took a cab from Harrisburg to Brooklyn. Good morning, all.
	10:00am Cecile: that's cool, Pat. Even my hometown has good beer, wi-fi and a potentially kickass dance club with cheap drinks.
	10:00am Van in DC: Beautiful
	10:05am glenn: you can have our mayor.
	10:07am Cecile: what's his deal, glenn?
	10:08am KRYPT: @Adrain in London, yeah earlier this year he was doing an art collaboration with Jim Lambie and he did a kind of interview/chat where he talked about making Lawrence of Belgravia and lots of other cool stories. I even got a signed poem from him!
	10:10am tim from champaign: DC Pat, are the northern PA natural areas primarily state parks? You might have given me an idea for some nice fall camping.
	10:10am glenn: he's a drunken, crack smoking, illiterate, innumerate, moronic twatwaffle.
	10:11am Cecile: Oh, OK. I thought he was a crackhead.
	10:12am dc pat: Allegheny National Forest: www.fs.usda.gov... is fekkin HUGE. I get a cabin in late winter there once and didn't see anyone else for a solid week. Amazing. But there are tons of state parks too.
	10:18am Cecile: ah, well, gotta get back to work. happy camping, happy campers.
	10:19am tom torn: love your station.How about some gentle giant and King crimson
	10:20am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: DC Pat - is that the same place where The Deer Hunter was filmed? Always wondered where that was.
	10:20am Cecile: tom torn, you will want to catch some of Clay Pigeon's shows in the archives. He likes both bands
	10:21am Cecile: don't close your eyes, lovely FMUers. Don't sing your last lullaby.
	10:22am glenn: hmmm. now i really want to hear golden slippers by ned sublette. hint hint.
	10:24am dc pat: AAAA! Stop Cecile! Don't know ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ, but I don't think so...quick search shows Washington State.
	10:26am Erella: Golden slippers by Ned Sublette, what a great idea, Glann! I have that on my itunes. I will listen to it later today. Thank you Hi Trouble!
	10:27am tim from champaign: @ Jennique - per IMDB, the deer hunting scenes were filmed at Mt Baker in Washington. I got all excited that they might have been filmed in the Alleghenies.
	10:27am Van in DC: loop pedal?
	10:28am Trouble: bonjour erella!
	10:28am Erella: Trouble who made the woven fabric piece?
	10:29am Trouble: today's art is ukranian embroidery
	10:30am Trouble: don't have a name for you, erella
	10:31am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Thanks guys! My parents are from Pittsburgh and claimed that was where it was filmed. Wasn't that movie set in Western, PA? Trouble - how goes the first week of school?
	10:33am Erella: Embroidery? I would have thought it was a woven thing. I saw a movie last night on Netflix that I think you'd enjoy, Trouble. It looks kind of too sweet, but it is really lovely. It is with Gérard Depardieu www.youtube.com...
	10:33am dc pat: Yeah, I think it was set in western PA. Rolling Rocks, etc...
	10:36am tim from champaign: "You like Rolling Rock?". The mill, wedding, bar, etc scenes were filmed in a number of Rust Belt cities in Western PA and Eastern OH.
	10:37am janejanejane: it's been a long while since i've heard B&S. they seem to be working their way up through the decades...
	10:37am Patrick: good morning trouble!! totally grooving on this belle and sebastian track!!
	10:38am Trouble: hey patrick! how was the move??
	10:38am tim from champaign: That's such a good movie. I named on of my cats "Fredo" in honor of John Cazale.
	10:39am ChrisB.: Rolling Rock is now made in Newark, NJ at the AB plant.
	10:39am dc pat: well I wouldn't touch that crap anyway.
	10:41am tim from champaign: Yeah, I've never enjoyed Rolling Rock either. I found it to be both skunky and syrupy.
	10:42am Patrick: the move was EASY! yesterday was EM's first day... however im still in Columbus finishing up work.
	10:43am Ike: Oh great, Newark is now responsible for Rolling Rock? As if we didn't have enough problems already. (J/k, I know nothing about Rolling Rock.)
	10:43am dc pat: precisely Tim. If you must drink it, don't smell it...
	10:43am Jeff: Cecile: [almost an hour later, I check back, and reply:] why no, not yet. I should look that up.
	10:43am SeanG: more like Rolling Piss
	10:44am dc pat: Ike: continue to know nothing, you're better off.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kix: Don't tell me no - Tell me ya ya ya ...
	10:44am mark: loving the country sounds today!
	10:45am Roberto: Quiero poner un cascabel a mi gato pero no lo aguanteria.
	10:45am dc pat: it's funny: here in DC people use to drink that shit like it was going out of style. Now they've all switched over to Yuengling, which is WAY better but why the PA preference I wonder...
	10:47am tim from champaign: My favorite regional cheap yellow beer is Stag. "Golden Quality". Wisconsin's finest. beeradvocate.com...
	10:48am tim from champaign: Did DJ Icepack suddenly go through puberty?
	10:48am Tome: Hi DJ Trouble , Hi KIddles, enjoying the tunes, and the warm up.
	10:51am common: @tim: Hee hee hee!!!
	10:52am glenn: a melonball??? okay, dr. kildare.
	10:52am sugarwolf: Christie is a shanda fur die fatties
	10:53am Van in DC: I drink the Yuengling because it's by far the best of the "cheap" beers. Same price as your Bud, Miller, ad nauseum. Shiner would be my preference but they price it as an import. Huh. Just the reverse in Texas.
	10:54am sugarwolf: I like the kids DJs better than some of the adult DJs.
	10:54am dc pat: Asylum use to have Saturday deals on Shiner starting at 25 cents a pop.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...overcast 'Saturday' (for me) - Trouble Taste superlative for an extensive lie-in... ...my Drunken Poet friends in Santa Barbara would drink Milwaukees Best because it was thee absolute cheapest - nutters - whilst I nursed my single Guinness or two...From a can? - go Mexican: Tecate w/ a (proverbial) pinch of salt (too much very easy) & a squeeze of citrus...
	10:54am northguineahills: Yuengling is a little bit too sweet for me.
	10:55am Cecile: Iron City ain't bad. Better than Old Mil. My fuse has been blown, time to re-enter the real world.
	10:55am Cecile: Mil Best is vile.
	10:56am Cecile: My favorite cheap-o beer is Grain Belt.
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nutters !
	10:56am Mike East: I drank too many Milwaukees Best in that year I spent in college and I fear I am still feeling the effects.
	10:57am βrian: Mais j'aime la voix du narrateur !
	10:57am will: Ce n'est pas grave!!
	10:57am dc pat: I have friends that swear by IC but... I use to have a couple of Tecates myself. These days it's all dark as hell, and strong.
	10:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Any votes for Blatz beer?
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if I'm thirsty, that's one thing - but do I really need alchyhol that badly - ??...
	10:58am βrian: Because it rhymes with "splats?"
	10:59am Cecile: no votes, ken. In college, I liked LaBatt's Blue, Stroh's and Guiness and Harp as a rare treat.
	11:00am Cecile: we have a monument to the Hamm's bear in 7th place in DT St. Paul. I should get a picture of him.
	11:00am Jeff: Quelle fluidité!
	11:01am tim from champaign: Blatz is good. Retro Schlitz is OK but priced too high. I'm a big Gennessee fan too. Stroh's is good. Huber Bock is the beer I drank too much of in college. But I use the Huber Bock cases to this day for my 7"s.
	11:04am glenn: personally, i like a good root beer.
	11:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: My dad saved a can of IC that had all the Steelers on it when the won the superbowl in 1980. He vowed to drink it the next time they went to the superbowl, which turned out to be 16 years later. The can had rust all up the outside, he drank it at halftime and they LOST. That's a devoted Iron City drinker (and Steeler fan).
	11:05am Priscilla: Yins and your beer
	11:06am Van in DC: Stroh's. Wow. Had a lot of that back in the day.
	11:07am dc pat: Priscilla: uh, the word is "yinz"
	11:07am Cecile: hahahahahah yins!
	11:08am Cecile: yinz guys
	11:08am dc pat: ..unless you're talking central PA then it's "yunz"
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wonder what Lee Perry's fave cheapo beer is...
	11:08am Cecile: Jennique, did he have to get a tetanus shot later? :D
	11:09am Cecile: Old Kingston Light.
	11:09am dc pat: Yinz gowin' dawntawn to see the Stellers? Better git a six o' Ahrns.
	11:09am Cecile: The chiba of bottled beers.
	11:09am tim from champaign: RRN - Dubb Lite
	11:10am Cecile: hahahahah, Tim.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Perry would be great in beer commercials...
	11:10am Priscilla: Did anyone listen to WZUM am in the 70s?
	11:11am Cecile: glenn - you should try Killebrew, created by Harmon Killebrew so he would have something to drink at picnics and parties when he stopped drinking. Good herb flavor, but smooth like Dad's.
	11:12am tim from champaign: Goose Island make some good soda. Their ginger beer and root beer is deee-licious.
	11:13am r i s k y: Get a wall with a spray can!
	11:14am Cecile: We are trying at every brewpub we go to get them to make sodapopcoke. They have a great vibe, great food truck food, but nothing special for my friends in recovery. Some do, thank goodness.
	11:14am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Cecile - ha! No my dad soldiered on and is still alive to tell the tale. He moved us all out to sunny California in the 70's but is still very much a part of the Steeler Nation. That aside, I think the worst canned beer I ever had was Narragansett beer. That took all the fun out of everything after I drank it.
	11:15am glenn: dad's is a good one. i have to admit, good ole a&w is one of my faves.
	11:16am Cecile: Great name, bad brew apparently. The Steelers are the Packers of the East Coast. You don't leave Steeler Nation, you get carried out feet first. (My aunt bleeds black and gold)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A&W comes w/ heavy nostalgia here for drive-in & fries...
	11:17am Cecile: a&w fresh is awesome. Remember when you could buy it in cardboard cartons?
	11:17am glenn: there' s a brewery in nova scotia called propeller. they brew both beer and soft drinks, which i think is a bit unusual. are their others?
	11:19am Cecile: I look forward to the Steeler playoff buffets. To say they are overflowing is to do them injustice. And the whole damn town is covered in black and gold streamers.
	11:19am Cecile: There sure are, glenn. There is a brewery in Milwaukee that started with root beer and moved to beer.
	11:20am Cecile: Sprecher started with sodapopcoke.
	11:20am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Being a kid in California, we did the A&W drive-thru thing. I remember the commercials in the 70's where people would hold the can with their thumb and pinky to make it look as if they had a glass mug. I spent lots of time as a kid trying to do that.
	11:21am Cecile: hahahahaha, jenn. I loved those cold glass mugs. Root beer is the only "brown pop" I like.
	11:23am dc pat: "thumb and pinky" funny, never saw that but now I want to try it.
	11:24am tim from champaign: I rarely drink pop but i do enjoyed trying ginger beer and root beer once in a while. I also like a Jaritos now and then too.
	11:25am Trouble: went to a swanky soho boite last week and they were serving narragansett!!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(digression but) what exactly is this Bitters thing the Brits do - ??
	11:25am Jeff: I only found out this year that locals pronounce "Latrobe" with a long "a". Who knew?
	11:26am Cecile: All are delicious - I almost never drink pop because I'd rather save the calories for booze, but a good glass of pop is pretty special.
	11:26am glenn: well, bitter is a beer. bitters is a digestif. which are you referring to?
	11:26am Jeff: "...from the glass-lined banks of the Latrobe river..." wait, I think I may have gotten something wrong there.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like the health food store ginger ale that's about (serious) ginger more than sugar - great stuff - some w/ raspberry or cherry...
	11:28am northguineahills: Valerie June, I dig!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: glenn: That would be relevant. - Yeah neato VJ tune.
	11:30am Cecile: bitters are extracts of plants dissolved in alcohol that give cocktails some zing.
	11:30am Cecile: bitter with no s is a kind of beer.
	11:31am moxie: bitters is made with gentian root, also a key ingredient in Moxie.
	11:31am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble - were they serving Narragansett ironically? Cause that is the only way that is gonna work.
	11:32am Parq: Muchos gracias por el Sabicas.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Is English Bitter Beer like IPA or Brutal Bitter out of Portland, OR? (I gotta start somewhere...wiki perhaps...)
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Si !
	11:33am Cecile: no, it's pretty medium in the hop department, interstingly enough.
	11:33am Jeff: English Bitter has some bite, but doesn't usually seem to go overboard with the hops to the extent of smelling like a christmass tree. beeradvocate.com...
	11:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BitterS wiki : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:34am Cecile: Don't get me started on the "hops as extreme sport" movement in American beer.
	11:34am glenn: i always found bitter sort of sweet. maybe that's just me.
	11:35am Jeff: Wish... I... could... edit... typos. I hatesss leaving posts out there with typos.
	11:36am Cecile: A martini is great with a drop of orange bitters. Now you can actually find them, thank you cocktail geeks.
	11:36am dc pat: I got a can of Moxie when I went to Maine. I had it in a cabinet for a year until mrs. dc pat knocked it off the shelf and it exploded all over the kitchen.
	11:36am Cecile: Maja, did you embroider that piece? That has stitches I've only seen in books!
	11:37am Cecile: I had some moxie. It was like Jaeger with no alcohol. No thanks.
	11:38am glenn: oh cecile, you STILL got moxie.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Jeff. Tasty maybe w/ fairly low ABV. glenn says sweet... ...Someone gave me a Moxie not too long ago. The rep is they taste nasty - I thot it wasn't so bad w/ the gentian - rooty taste - better than a malted battery-acid Cola far as I'm concerned.
	11:38am Jeff: ...and I vastly prefer Manhattans made with good orange bitters to those made my Dad's way with Angostura (which used to be the only bitters anybody had heard of or could get back in the day).
	11:39am Cecile: hahahahaha, glenn
	11:40am Cecile: Jeff, they are much easier to find now. I'm surprised. And not just orange.
	11:40am Cecile: Rev, I have never developed a taste for Coke unless there is a quart of ice cream in the glass.
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm nutty for coffee, tea - even Monster Drinks (w/ Guarana, folks)...
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in my old age, I find sickly sweet less & less necessary...still caffeine's bitch bigtime though (don't be like me kiddoes)...
	11:45am tim from champaign: I'm scared of energy drinks for some reason. For some reason gulping a handful of trucker speed seems more appealing than chugging an energy drink.
	11:46am dc pat: the older I get, the more ice cream I eat. I've been eating that stuff every night lately.
	11:46am Trouble: no irony for the pricesd they were charging! it was like the eighties in 'the dutch'
	11:47am Cecile: rev, a nurse told me that my elevated caffeine consumption would ensure I never would get Parkinson's.
	11:48am glenn: on the other hand, how would you know?
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - On the Caff to Cocaine Spectrum, Guarana is in-between somewhere - & they promote these drinks as having less caff than coffee (prob. to kids too!)...I do it myself for work in place of coffee sometimes - but I see somebody w/ a can & do think 'speedfreak!' somewhere in the back of my mind...
	11:50am Cecile: BARRENCE
	11:51am Cheri Pi: what Cecile said
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'll have a Barrence - most effective. ...Looking @ the Guarana wiki, maybe I'm transmitting urban myth...
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - then again : www.botanical.com... : ...'It has the same chemical composition as caffeine, theine and cocaine, and the same physiological action'...
	11:57am Van in DC: Time for a stroll to the nation's capitol. Happy Tuesday all, thanks trouble!
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Had a good time lurking/listening/comments-reading this morning, Trouble. Thanks a lot!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Rich & Tasty from beginning to end Troub ! ...& energy drinks have three kindsa sugar, B Vit.s - &tc. ...
	7:02am Chris from Stroud England: Great show Trubs. Enjoyed every second. Thanks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
ivie anderson	mood indigo "mood indigo" by "ivie anderson"	duke ellington presents ivie anderson	cbs					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
carl orff & gunild keetman	speech exercises- trees and flowers	music for children	trunk	1958			*	0:02:37 (Pop-up)
octo octa	who will i become "who will i become" by "octo octa"	Between Two Selves	100% silk				*	0:03:39 (Pop-up)
carl orff & gunild keetman	instrumental pieces x),	Music for Children	trunk				*	0:09:25 (Pop-up)
the manchester mekon	The Impossible Air-Sea Rescue	A Classic Slice of Teenage Angst Vol. 1	manchester mekon					0:12:31 (Pop-up)
june carter	(drawing)/ the heel "(drawing)/ the heel" by "june carter"	live from louisiana hayride	scena					0:13:58 (Pop-up)
so percussion/dan trueman	hang dog springer ( a slow dance)	neither anvil nor pulley	cantaloupe				*	0:18:50 (Pop-up)
big star	kangaroo ( rough mix, 1974)	nothing can hurt me ost	omnivore recordings				*	0:21:37 (Pop-up)
kitty wells	will your lawyer talk to god	the best of	mca nashville					0:25:46 (Pop-up)
felt	all the people i like are those that are dead	felt	Creation Records					0:28:46 (Pop-up)

caetano veloso	sugar cane fields forever	Araçá Azul	polygram					0:37:08 (Pop-up)
ken nordine	strollin spooks "strollin spooks" by "ken nordine"		dot records		7"			0:47:13 (Pop-up)
asmus tietchens	poanpo "poanpo" by "asmus tietchens"	spat-europa	Bureau B	1982			*	0:48:56 (Pop-up)
julie london	yummy yummy yummy "yummy yummy yummy" by "julie london"	yummy yummy yummy	liberty music					0:50:23 (Pop-up)
ronnie milsap	i hate you "i hate you" by "ronnie milsap"	A Road Leading Home: Songs by Dan Penn	ace				*	0:53:57 (Pop-up)
julianna barwick	look into your own mind	nepenthe	dead oceans				*	0:56:20 (Pop-up)

arthur big boy crudup	i have called up china	sunny road	delmark				*	1:04:24 (Pop-up)
wanda jackson	i gotta know "i gotta know" by "wanda jackson"	the best of the classic capitol singles	omnivore				*	1:09:06 (Pop-up)
bill callahan	expanding dub "expanding dub" by "bill callahan"	expanding dub single	drag city				*	1:11:32 (Pop-up)
billie holiday	my man ( toro y moi remix)	verve remixed : the first ladies v/a	verve				*	1:15:09 (Pop-up)
johnny cash	wildwood in the pines	personal file	Legacy					1:19:08 (Pop-up)
Alela Diane	the way we fall "the way we fall" by "Alela Diane"	about farewell	rusted blue				*	1:21:34 (Pop-up)
Mu-Ziq	trail quest "trail quest" by "Mu-Ziq"	somerset avenue tracks ( 1992-95)	planet MU				*	1:26:31 (Pop-up)
elvis presley	raised on rock "raised on rock" by "elvis presley"	elvis at stax	rca				*	1:32:23 (Pop-up)
belle and sebastian	your cover's blown ( miaoux miaoux mix)	the third eye centre	matador				*	1:35:25 (Pop-up)
vainica doble	quien le pone el cascabel al gato	vaninica doble	wah wah records sound	1971				1:42:19 (Pop-up)
debbi lori kaye	no brass band "no brass band" by "debbi lori kaye"	girls girls girls	plantation records					1:44:21 (Pop-up)

annie phillipe	on m'a toujours dit	tres chic! more french girl singers of the 1960's	ace international				*	1:59:25 (Pop-up)
chuck wood	seven days too long "seven days too long" by "chuck wood"	nothern soul all nighter v/a	emi					2:01:19 (Pop-up)
j c davis	chicken scratch "chicken scratch" by "j c davis"	shakin' fit!	candy records					2:03:31 (Pop-up)
the upsetters	groove rider "groove rider" by "the upsetters"	Sound System Scratch: Lee Perry's Dub Plate Mixes 1973 to 1979	pressure sounds					2:06:21 (Pop-up)
rip rig & panic	Storm The Reality Asylum (12" version)	i am cold	cherry red records			re-issue	*	2:08:37 (Pop-up)
the free movement	could you believe in a dream	i've found someone of my own	columbia					2:16:43 (Pop-up)
the royals	if you want good "if you want good" by "the royals"	pick up the pieces	pressure sounds					2:20:00 (Pop-up)
valerie june	pushin against a stone	Pushin' Against a Stone	concord				*	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
sabicas	solera gitana "solera gitana" by "sabicas"	volume III	elektra records					2:29:16 (Pop-up)
aretha franklin	sister from texas	Hey Now Hey (The Other Side Of The Sky)	atlantic					2:32:36 (Pop-up)
elizabeth cotten	two guitar pieces	elizabeth cotten/ marisa anderson split	Kboo		7"		*	2:36:56 (Pop-up)
orlandivo	juazeiro "juazeiro" by "orlandivo"	Orlandivo	kindred spirits	1976			*	2:38:19 (Pop-up)
The Honey Bees	never in a million years	Looking Good: 75 Femme Mod Soul Nuggets	Rpm				*	2:41:12 (Pop-up)
prince buster	super charge "super charge" by "prince buster"	pain in my belly	blue beat records					2:43:17 (Pop-up)
the skatalites	latin goes ska "latin goes ska" by "the skatalites"	dance crasher	trojan					2:46:25 (Pop-up)
barrence whitfield and the savages	my baby didn't come home	dig thy savage soul	bloodshot				*	2:48:54 (Pop-up)
brian harnetty	sunset in the east, sunset in the west	the star-faced one	atavistic				*	2:52:00 (Pop-up)

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	9:04am northguineahills: for a speech exercise, their accent sounded off....
	9:05am Jeff: Lovely. That young man who was on the radio before you insisted on playing things which were just entirely too raucous for the early morning. It was traumatic.
	9:05am Van in DC: Good morning Trouble
	9:09am maja: Good morning Trouble and all.
	9:12am SeanG: Library worker tuning in.
	9:12am common: good morn!
	9:12am davex: Hi everyone! Maja, I like your artwork...
	9:13am Adrian in London: Morning Trouble and listeners. Should I go for a bike ride or flop down and listen live? makes cup of tea
	9:15am maja: Thank you very much, davex!
	9:15am Jeff: @Adrian: I think you answered your own question when you put the kettle on.
	9:17am dc pat: guten morgen.
	9:18am Trouble: good morning listeners all! today's show will be an odd one...left shoulder/neck is frozen in discontent, aaagh. better take a bike ride adrian!
	9:19am Van in DC: wowsers
	9:19am dc pat: always go for bike ride.
	9:22am Adrian in London: Funny you should mention that Trouble, because I've decided to go to the chiropractor instead. I'm a bit crocked after a recent crash. Nothing major.
	9:23am Lou: awesome track. i always loved the version by This Mortal Coil
	9:24am dc pat: gawd, this is a fantastic big star tune.
	9:25am common: kangaroo!
	9:27am Trouble: love the chiropractor! went yesterday, felt better when i went to bed. waking up today was another story.
	9:27am cee dubbles: watched the Big Star doc Saturday, so good, so sad
	9:28am dc pat: Kitty wells is doin' it too.
	9:32am Cheri Pi: fELT!
	9:32am tim from champaign: I love Felt!!!!!
	9:36am glenn: the nose knows.
	9:37am Cecile: Poking my head in to see if I can handle the cognitive dissonance of listening to Kix - Blow My Fuse on my iPod and posting here. So far, so good.
	9:38am dc pat: Kix??!
	9:38am Cecile: Trouble, that's what usually happens with me and physical therapy. It's usually two days after that it starts to kick in.
	9:39am KRYPT: Felt are amazing, I've had the pleasure of meeting Lawerence a couple of times now and a more charming and disarming person would be hard to find. Hello Trouble and FMUers.
	9:39am dc pat: Kick??!
	9:39am Cecile: Yeah. Don't Close Your Eyes showed up on a Pandora station of mine, and I forgot how much I liked large chunks of that album.
	9:40am Cecile: K-I-X. Pride of Balmer and Pennsyltucky. Ripped off whole cloth by Poison.
	9:40am dc pat: my group opened for Kix once. They're from Harrisburg PA.
	9:41am dc pat: Poison??! They were from my home town, Mechanicsburg.
	9:41am Cecile: hhahahahahahahha. Love it. Yup, I knew they were a PA band. And Brett Michaels stole their live act.
	9:44am dc pat: personally I wanted to kill all those guys, but Kix actually were pretty nice fellows.
	9:44am Adrian in London: @Krypt I'm still waiting for Lawrence of Belgravia to come out for home viewing. @Trouble There was a programmeon BBC R4 this morning about the difference between samba and bossa. Really interesting.
	9:45am Cecile: Yeah, they started long before the hair band craze., like in 80.
	9:46am Cecile: they're just kind of like a baby AC/DC, bad innuendo, great grooves.
	9:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: peeple.
	9:46am Trouble: very cool Krypt! adrian i will see if i can get that on these shores! merci
	9:47am Cecile: rev
	9:52am dc pat: yeah...Harrisburg in the 80's. It was horrible.
	9:52am Andrew Waterloo: so good....
	9:53am Dr. Goot: yummy!
	9:53am Jeff: A sultry rendition of "Yummy Yummy Yummy" makes one re-think the whole song.
	9:54am Cecile: I can imagine. I like PA, but someday I would like to leave the confines of Beaver Falls, and any Amish tourist trap my mom wants to go to. I hear that Philly place is kinda good.
	9:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'cile! dcp! trouble! splendid allies and despicable urchins!
	9:54am J-Mar: That Julie London track was unbelievable! Great show all around! Keeping me sane this morning.
	9:54am Cecile: Jeff, have you heard the Original Sins doing Sugar Sugar?
	9:57am Trouble: thanks J-Mar!
	9:57am dc pat: REV!
	9:58am dc pat: Philly's good. PGH is better...to visit. Northern PA wilderness rules.
	9:59am Andrew Waterloo: @J-Mar, yah, I'm happy to see that Julie London track spread around WFMU a bit.
	9:59am dc pat: and hey! Harrisburg is WAY better than it use to be.
	10:00am Mike East: I once took a cab from Harrisburg to Brooklyn. Good morning, all.
	10:00am Cecile: that's cool, Pat. Even my hometown has good beer, wi-fi and a potentially kickass dance club with cheap drinks.
	10:00am Van in DC: Beautiful
	10:05am glenn: you can have our mayor.
	10:07am Cecile: what's his deal, glenn?
	10:08am KRYPT: @Adrain in London, yeah earlier this year he was doing an art collaboration with Jim Lambie and he did a kind of interview/chat where he talked about making Lawrence of Belgravia and lots of other cool stories. I even got a signed poem from him!
	10:10am tim from champaign: DC Pat, are the northern PA natural areas primarily state parks? You might have given me an idea for some nice fall camping.
	10:10am glenn: he's a drunken, crack smoking, illiterate, innumerate, moronic twatwaffle.
	10:11am Cecile: Oh, OK. I thought he was a crackhead.
	10:12am dc pat: Allegheny National Forest: www.fs.usda.gov... is fekkin HUGE. I get a cabin in late winter there once and didn't see anyone else for a solid week. Amazing. But there are tons of state parks too.
	10:18am Cecile: ah, well, gotta get back to work. happy camping, happy campers.
	10:19am tom torn: love your station.How about some gentle giant and King crimson
	10:20am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: DC Pat - is that the same place where The Deer Hunter was filmed? Always wondered where that was.
	10:20am Cecile: tom torn, you will want to catch some of Clay Pigeon's shows in the archives. He likes both bands
	10:21am Cecile: don't close your eyes, lovely FMUers. Don't sing your last lullaby.
	10:22am glenn: hmmm. now i really want to hear golden slippers by ned sublette. hint hint.
	10:24am dc pat: AAAA! Stop Cecile! Don't know ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ, but I don't think so...quick search shows Washington State.
	10:26am Erella: Golden slippers by Ned Sublette, what a great idea, Glann! I have that on my itunes. I will listen to it later today. Thank you Hi Trouble!
	10:27am tim from champaign: @ Jennique - per IMDB, the deer hunting scenes were filmed at Mt Baker in Washington. I got all excited that they might have been filmed in the Alleghenies.
	10:27am Van in DC: loop pedal?
	10:28am Trouble: bonjour erella!
	10:28am Erella: Trouble who made the woven fabric piece?
	10:29am Trouble: today's art is ukranian embroidery
	10:30am Trouble: don't have a name for you, erella
	10:31am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Thanks guys! My parents are from Pittsburgh and claimed that was where it was filmed. Wasn't that movie set in Western, PA? Trouble - how goes the first week of school?
	10:33am Erella: Embroidery? I would have thought it was a woven thing. I saw a movie last night on Netflix that I think you'd enjoy, Trouble. It looks kind of too sweet, but it is really lovely. It is with Gérard Depardieu www.youtube.com...
	10:33am dc pat: Yeah, I think it was set in western PA. Rolling Rocks, etc...
	10:36am tim from champaign: "You like Rolling Rock?". The mill, wedding, bar, etc scenes were filmed in a number of Rust Belt cities in Western PA and Eastern OH.
	10:37am janejanejane: it's been a long while since i've heard B&S. they seem to be working their way up through the decades...
	10:37am Patrick: good morning trouble!! totally grooving on this belle and sebastian track!!
	10:38am Trouble: hey patrick! how was the move??
	10:38am tim from champaign: That's such a good movie. I named on of my cats "Fredo" in honor of John Cazale.
	10:39am ChrisB.: Rolling Rock is now made in Newark, NJ at the AB plant.
	10:39am dc pat: well I wouldn't touch that crap anyway.
	10:41am tim from champaign: Yeah, I've never enjoyed Rolling Rock either. I found it to be both skunky and syrupy.
	10:42am Patrick: the move was EASY! yesterday was EM's first day... however im still in Columbus finishing up work.
	10:43am Ike: Oh great, Newark is now responsible for Rolling Rock? As if we didn't have enough problems already. (J/k, I know nothing about Rolling Rock.)
	10:43am dc pat: precisely Tim. If you must drink it, don't smell it...
	10:43am Jeff: Cecile: [almost an hour later, I check back, and reply:] why no, not yet. I should look that up.
	10:43am SeanG: more like Rolling Piss
	10:44am dc pat: Ike: continue to know nothing, you're better off.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kix: Don't tell me no - Tell me ya ya ya ...
	10:44am mark: loving the country sounds today!
	10:45am Roberto: Quiero poner un cascabel a mi gato pero no lo aguanteria.
	10:45am dc pat: it's funny: here in DC people use to drink that shit like it was going out of style. Now they've all switched over to Yuengling, which is WAY better but why the PA preference I wonder...
	10:47am tim from champaign: My favorite regional cheap yellow beer is Stag. "Golden Quality". Wisconsin's finest. beeradvocate.com...
	10:48am tim from champaign: Did DJ Icepack suddenly go through puberty?
	10:48am Tome: Hi DJ Trouble , Hi KIddles, enjoying the tunes, and the warm up.
	10:51am common: @tim: Hee hee hee!!!
	10:52am glenn: a melonball??? okay, dr. kildare.
	10:52am sugarwolf: Christie is a shanda fur die fatties
	10:53am Van in DC: I drink the Yuengling because it's by far the best of the "cheap" beers. Same price as your Bud, Miller, ad nauseum. Shiner would be my preference but they price it as an import. Huh. Just the reverse in Texas.
	10:54am sugarwolf: I like the kids DJs better than some of the adult DJs.
	10:54am dc pat: Asylum use to have Saturday deals on Shiner starting at 25 cents a pop.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...overcast 'Saturday' (for me) - Trouble Taste superlative for an extensive lie-in... ...my Drunken Poet friends in Santa Barbara would drink Milwaukees Best because it was thee absolute cheapest - nutters - whilst I nursed my single Guinness or two...From a can? - go Mexican: Tecate w/ a (proverbial) pinch of salt (too much very easy) & a squeeze of citrus...
	10:54am northguineahills: Yuengling is a little bit too sweet for me.
	10:55am Cecile: Iron City ain't bad. Better than Old Mil. My fuse has been blown, time to re-enter the real world.
	10:55am Cecile: Mil Best is vile.
	10:56am Cecile: My favorite cheap-o beer is Grain Belt.
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nutters !
	10:56am Mike East: I drank too many Milwaukees Best in that year I spent in college and I fear I am still feeling the effects.
	10:57am βrian: Mais j'aime la voix du narrateur !
	10:57am will: Ce n'est pas grave!!
	10:57am dc pat: I have friends that swear by IC but... I use to have a couple of Tecates myself. These days it's all dark as hell, and strong.
	10:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Any votes for Blatz beer?
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if I'm thirsty, that's one thing - but do I really need alchyhol that badly - ??...
	10:58am βrian: Because it rhymes with "splats?"
	10:59am Cecile: no votes, ken. In college, I liked LaBatt's Blue, Stroh's and Guiness and Harp as a rare treat.
	11:00am Cecile: we have a monument to the Hamm's bear in 7th place in DT St. Paul. I should get a picture of him.
	11:00am Jeff: Quelle fluidité!
	11:01am tim from champaign: Blatz is good. Retro Schlitz is OK but priced too high. I'm a big Gennessee fan too. Stroh's is good. Huber Bock is the beer I drank too much of in college. But I use the Huber Bock cases to this day for my 7"s.
	11:04am glenn: personally, i like a good root beer.
	11:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: My dad saved a can of IC that had all the Steelers on it when the won the superbowl in 1980. He vowed to drink it the next time they went to the superbowl, which turned out to be 16 years later. The can had rust all up the outside, he drank it at halftime and they LOST. That's a devoted Iron City drinker (and Steeler fan).
	11:05am Priscilla: Yins and your beer
	11:06am Van in DC: Stroh's. Wow. Had a lot of that back in the day.
	11:07am dc pat: Priscilla: uh, the word is "yinz"
	11:07am Cecile: hahahahahah yins!
	11:08am Cecile: yinz guys
	11:08am dc pat: ..unless you're talking central PA then it's "yunz"
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wonder what Lee Perry's fave cheapo beer is...
	11:08am Cecile: Jennique, did he have to get a tetanus shot later? :D
	11:09am Cecile: Old Kingston Light.
	11:09am dc pat: Yinz gowin' dawntawn to see the Stellers? Better git a six o' Ahrns.
	11:09am Cecile: The chiba of bottled beers.
	11:09am tim from champaign: RRN - Dubb Lite
	11:10am Cecile: hahahahah, Tim.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Perry would be great in beer commercials...
	11:10am Priscilla: Did anyone listen to WZUM am in the 70s?
	11:11am Cecile: glenn - you should try Killebrew, created by Harmon Killebrew so he would have something to drink at picnics and parties when he stopped drinking. Good herb flavor, but smooth like Dad's.
	11:12am tim from champaign: Goose Island make some good soda. Their ginger beer and root beer is deee-licious.
	11:13am r i s k y: Get a wall with a spray can!
	11:14am Cecile: We are trying at every brewpub we go to get them to make sodapopcoke. They have a great vibe, great food truck food, but nothing special for my friends in recovery. Some do, thank goodness.
	11:14am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Cecile - ha! No my dad soldiered on and is still alive to tell the tale. He moved us all out to sunny California in the 70's but is still very much a part of the Steeler Nation. That aside, I think the worst canned beer I ever had was Narragansett beer. That took all the fun out of everything after I drank it.
	11:15am glenn: dad's is a good one. i have to admit, good ole a&w is one of my faves.
	11:16am Cecile: Great name, bad brew apparently. The Steelers are the Packers of the East Coast. You don't leave Steeler Nation, you get carried out feet first. (My aunt bleeds black and gold)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A&W comes w/ heavy nostalgia here for drive-in & fries...
	11:17am Cecile: a&w fresh is awesome. Remember when you could buy it in cardboard cartons?
	11:17am glenn: there' s a brewery in nova scotia called propeller. they brew both beer and soft drinks, which i think is a bit unusual. are their others?
	11:19am Cecile: I look forward to the Steeler playoff buffets. To say they are overflowing is to do them injustice. And the whole damn town is covered in black and gold streamers.
	11:19am Cecile: There sure are, glenn. There is a brewery in Milwaukee that started with root beer and moved to beer.
	11:20am Cecile: Sprecher started with sodapopcoke.
	11:20am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Being a kid in California, we did the A&W drive-thru thing. I remember the commercials in the 70's where people would hold the can with their thumb and pinky to make it look as if they had a glass mug. I spent lots of time as a kid trying to do that.
	11:21am Cecile: hahahahaha, jenn. I loved those cold glass mugs. Root beer is the only "brown pop" I like.
	11:23am dc pat: "thumb and pinky" funny, never saw that but now I want to try it.
	11:24am tim from champaign: I rarely drink pop but i do enjoyed trying ginger beer and root beer once in a while. I also like a Jaritos now and then too.
	11:25am Trouble: went to a swanky soho boite last week and they were serving narragansett!!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(digression but) what exactly is this Bitters thing the Brits do - ??
	11:25am Jeff: I only found out this year that locals pronounce "Latrobe" with a long "a". Who knew?
	11:26am Cecile: All are delicious - I almost never drink pop because I'd rather save the calories for booze, but a good glass of pop is pretty special.
	11:26am glenn: well, bitter is a beer. bitters is a digestif. which are you referring to?
	11:26am Jeff: "...from the glass-lined banks of the Latrobe river..." wait, I think I may have gotten something wrong there.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like the health food store ginger ale that's about (serious) ginger more than sugar - great stuff - some w/ raspberry or cherry...
	11:28am northguineahills: Valerie June, I dig!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: glenn: That would be relevant. - Yeah neato VJ tune.
	11:30am Cecile: bitters are extracts of plants dissolved in alcohol that give cocktails some zing.
	11:30am Cecile: bitter with no s is a kind of beer.
	11:31am moxie: bitters is made with gentian root, also a key ingredient in Moxie.
	11:31am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble - were they serving Narragansett ironically? Cause that is the only way that is gonna work.
	11:32am Parq: Muchos gracias por el Sabicas.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Is English Bitter Beer like IPA or Brutal Bitter out of Portland, OR? (I gotta start somewhere...wiki perhaps...)
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Si !
	11:33am Cecile: no, it's pretty medium in the hop department, interstingly enough.
	11:33am Jeff: English Bitter has some bite, but doesn't usually seem to go overboard with the hops to the extent of smelling like a christmass tree. beeradvocate.com...
	11:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BitterS wiki : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:34am Cecile: Don't get me started on the "hops as extreme sport" movement in American beer.
	11:34am glenn: i always found bitter sort of sweet. maybe that's just me.
	11:35am Jeff: Wish... I... could... edit... typos. I hatesss leaving posts out there with typos.
	11:36am Cecile: A martini is great with a drop of orange bitters. Now you can actually find them, thank you cocktail geeks.
	11:36am dc pat: I got a can of Moxie when I went to Maine. I had it in a cabinet for a year until mrs. dc pat knocked it off the shelf and it exploded all over the kitchen.
	11:36am Cecile: Maja, did you embroider that piece? That has stitches I've only seen in books!
	11:37am Cecile: I had some moxie. It was like Jaeger with no alcohol. No thanks.
	11:38am glenn: oh cecile, you STILL got moxie.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Jeff. Tasty maybe w/ fairly low ABV. glenn says sweet... ...Someone gave me a Moxie not too long ago. The rep is they taste nasty - I thot it wasn't so bad w/ the gentian - rooty taste - better than a malted battery-acid Cola far as I'm concerned.
	11:38am Jeff: ...and I vastly prefer Manhattans made with good orange bitters to those made my Dad's way with Angostura (which used to be the only bitters anybody had heard of or could get back in the day).
	11:39am Cecile: hahahahaha, glenn
	11:40am Cecile: Jeff, they are much easier to find now. I'm surprised. And not just orange.
	11:40am Cecile: Rev, I have never developed a taste for Coke unless there is a quart of ice cream in the glass.
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm nutty for coffee, tea - even Monster Drinks (w/ Guarana, folks)...
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in my old age, I find sickly sweet less & less necessary...still caffeine's bitch bigtime though (don't be like me kiddoes)...
	11:45am tim from champaign: I'm scared of energy drinks for some reason. For some reason gulping a handful of trucker speed seems more appealing than chugging an energy drink.
	11:46am dc pat: the older I get, the more ice cream I eat. I've been eating that stuff every night lately.
	11:46am Trouble: no irony for the pricesd they were charging! it was like the eighties in 'the dutch'
	11:47am Cecile: rev, a nurse told me that my elevated caffeine consumption would ensure I never would get Parkinson's.
	11:48am glenn: on the other hand, how would you know?
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - On the Caff to Cocaine Spectrum, Guarana is in-between somewhere - & they promote these drinks as having less caff than coffee (prob. to kids too!)...I do it myself for work in place of coffee sometimes - but I see somebody w/ a can & do think 'speedfreak!' somewhere in the back of my mind...
	11:50am Cecile: BARRENCE
	11:51am Cheri Pi: what Cecile said
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'll have a Barrence - most effective. ...Looking @ the Guarana wiki, maybe I'm transmitting urban myth...
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - then again : www.botanical.com... : ...'It has the same chemical composition as caffeine, theine and cocaine, and the same physiological action'...
	11:57am Van in DC: Time for a stroll to the nation's capitol. Happy Tuesday all, thanks trouble!
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Had a good time lurking/listening/comments-reading this morning, Trouble. Thanks a lot!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Rich & Tasty from beginning to end Troub ! ...& energy drinks have three kindsa sugar, B Vit.s - &tc. ...
	7:02am Chris from Stroud England: Great show Trubs. Enjoyed every second. Thanks!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 10, 2013

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