WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 22, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am diabetic dave: Hey great opening theme! Who's it by?
	9:03am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Trouble & co!
	9:03am diabetic dave: Sounds like one of William basinski's disintegration loops
	9:04am common: ello ello!
	9:06am glenn: holy yellow, batman.
	9:06am northguineahills: cool, enjoyed the opening paavoharju!
	9:09am Trouble: good jellow morning musical pals...hold on to your 45 adapters! it's going to be a speedlicious morn. well at least for me it is..
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...during Therese's show it came to me that 45s sound noticeably different than LPs - I had forgotten that...
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sort of...
	9:13am duke: I wish I had some orange cake, but this orange cake mix track will have to do. It's pretty sweet.
	9:14am popsicornia: mmmm orange cake for breakfast
	9:15am diabetic dave: Many years ago well actually it was Mir than 30 I had over 100 45's. Mistake I made was storing them in the basement. 1986 hurricane Andrew flossed my basement and ruined them
	9:19am doca: Hi, Trouble, thanks for the palace, it's been years I didn't listened to this particular song <3
	9:20am Jack: I'm also noticing more presence, immediacy of the 45's, more than the LP's or CD's you usually hear (not to mention MP3's). In the audiophile world, this is a known phenomenon-if you are willing to spend the bucks, LP's remastered and pressed at 45 RPM are available, and said to kill even the audiophile 33 RPM pressings...just sayin'...
	9:21am doca: has the daylight saving time in new jersey area already been through or it there some weeks left?
	9:21am Trouble: doca, your welcome. it's the first Palace song i fell deeply in love with...
	9:21am Trouble: no we go to daylight savings time in nov, nov 3 i think...
	9:22am egal: doca: 1st weekend in November
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...7"s have that quality of being more a >POP< object - somewhat more ephemeral & even disposable - & suitable for multiple play & wearing out.... - We discussed it on Therese's board - you have more 'data' going by the stylus @ higher speeds - & the grooves are farther apart...
	9:22am Trouble: jack, i hear you, but is the same sound improvement heard in 7" records played at 33? i have already played some 33's today
	9:23am doca: Thanks, Trouble and Egal. It's that I already went one hour ahead because of DST in my timezone. Soon the 9am programs will be noon programs
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would frequently have 12" LPs that wouldn't even play on my crap player - but big Bass on 45s seemed to work better...
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if I remember right!...
	9:29am Chris from DC: Ooh this Jean-Francois Pauvros thing is nice.
	9:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Some WigKey : en.wikipedia.org...
	9:31am popsicornia: some of my most memorable 7" records came in cereal boxes, little cardboard squares.
	9:33am Jack: Wouldn't expect 7" 33's to sound any better...as I understand it, the 2 factors involved in fidelity on vinyl that relate here are the speed (45, natch), and the space between grooves, so a 45 RPM 12 inch doesn't have to crowd the grooves, especially the inner grooves as much. Breaking out a 33 RPM album onto 2 slabs of vinyl, thus helps crowded grooves (my true geek is coming out...)
	9:35am Jack: On second thought, spacing of grooves probably is still better on a 7" 33 RPM with 1 song than it would be on a 12" LP with 6 songs or so...
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...less space as you get to Center - hm...
	9:37am bobdoesthings: Bill just played at Issue Project Room the other week.. great show!
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course Singles often had different Mixes & things like this - sometimes 'rush-released' - if not in fact Engineered w/ a different format in mind technically/sonically...
	9:39am tim from champaign: Howdy all! Have any of you ever run into the derisive attitude that 45/7" are too cool for school? I've run into it a few times and really don't understand that attitude. 7's are there to buy just like any other recorded media.
	9:40am northguineahills: Never in my world, tim....
	9:41am Andrew Waterloo: @Tim, I can understand being turned off by the value proposition, but 7's are too fun not to love. When I didn't have a record player it was the 7's that really made feel left out.
	9:42am Jack: Boy, after having Linda Rondstat's version imprinted, this is a breath of fresh air (smog and all)
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - the irony is w/ digital files - the 'Single' is reemergent...Jim Morrison made the point that the Album had supplanted the painting or novel as the primary format for Art Statements - the real Concept behind 'Concept Albums' really being that the LP was what it was - a single long Piece in a notable 12" Circling of a Square...
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Medium is the Massage...
	9:45am mauri: bört bäkkäräh oujee
	9:46am Guido (Germany): Bobby Gentry: The Delta Sweete ... great great album!
	9:46am Marshall McLuhan: Hmmm
	9:46am Andrew Waterloo: Everytime I read a Jim Morrison quote I get really thirsty. Must be the added salt...
	9:46am mauri: that lousiana man had a damn nice groove and feel. my fingers are tired. been sawing firewood all day.
	9:47am Marmalade Kitty: for me, Aretha.. best version of "I say a little prayer"
	9:47am AndrewC.: Don't mention the album!
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I know 'louisiana man' from a Hollies version!... AW: - so that was Jimbo's prob. w/ drink : ) ...
	9:48am Marshall McLuhan: Diaper spelled backwards. Think about it.
	9:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Tuning into This Is The Modern World and hearing Paul Weller's voice. It must be Tuesday morning!
	9:50am Marmalade Kitty: Damn! thought at least one of you would have screamed at the sight of my spider.. :P
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - okay - honestly - big Jam fan if not later - but this StyleCouncil making me respect...
	9:51am Andrew Waterloo: I'd say that album as an artistic statement was a minor rash on film's behind. Especially when we have to call Morrison Hotel and Darkside of the Moon great artistic statements.
	9:51am Trouble: i liked it very much marmalade!
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull Mojo was way into Cinema - & MHotel is a great album - & Darkside's great - just massively overplayed... - Spiders eat flies ! - not that I want one in my hair or shoes...
	9:55am Sem Chumbo: Sounds nicer in French, le pipeau.
	9:55am SeanG: best song ever.
	9:57am SeanG: west
	9:58am SeanG: end
	9:58am SeanG: girls
	9:58am bobdoesthings: www.youtube.com...
	9:59am Roberto: West End Girls -- heavy rotation at my college cafe, spring '87.
	10:00am Trouble: i agree sean g
	10:00am Jack: I LOVE THIS...heard it before on Youtube, my daughter found it, makes me crack up
	10:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was intro'd to the Sinfonia & The Shaggs on the same day by a pal : ) ...
	10:01am jt: well that was awe inspiring. maybe more -fonia than sin- but hey
	10:02am Joe McG: Ooh, a Serge 45. Very jealous!
	10:03am Trouble: that's sweet of you joe. but it all about the music, not the format, my collector friend...
	10:03am mauri: I thought it was maher shalal hash baz. Gotta check this portsmouth sinfonia out.
	10:03am βrian: Diaphanous skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour à tous.(Et toi, Serge.)
	10:03am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Quarante-cinq
	10:03am Guido (Germany): .... including some stolen Dvorack:New-World-Symphony-notes
	10:04am Priscilla: Sounds like Dvorak's New World Symphony
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my understanding is the Portland Sinfonia thing was everyone on unfamiliar instruments...
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one of Eno's famed Oblique Strategies...
	10:06am northguineahills: correct, rev rabbit nov 63
	10:06am Marmalade Spider: Thanks Trouble! Yes I'm a spider for a day! probably turn back sometime later when the potion wears off..
	10:06am SeanG: Yes!
	10:06am diabetic dave: Haven't heard "west end girls" in a long long long long long long time
	10:07am jt: ah, that makes sense, rabbit. i wrote my own version once, called obtuse strategies.
	10:07am Sam: That spider is rad!
	10:07am tim from champaign: Yeah, watch out if you play the single version of The Jam's "In The City". There's an extra 2 words that aren't on the LP version.
	10:11am mauri: Didn't make me think of 9th symphony. 8th symphonys good and I like Dvoraks slavovic dances too.
	10:13am diabetic dave: If FMU wanted a little extra cash each month why not make the streaming service a subscription service like $5 a month for access
	10:16am Cecile: DAMN, I was thinking about Aretha and I Say A Little Prayer this AM, and you played it! And I missed it! good morning. Bob Welch phrases like Kermit the Frog.
	10:18am Trouble: i got your mental text cecile!
	10:18am Roberto: And the flashbacks keep on coming. Ebony Eyes -- heavy radio rotation during Roberto's grade school sick days.
	10:19am Cecile: hahahahahaha thanks troubs
	10:19am slater: did you know bob welch committed suicide after back surgery?
	10:20am Cecile: I thought he had liver cancer.
	10:21am YETI BOB: Sad.
	10:22am sugarwolf: Wheee, I get to listen to Trouble at work today...
	10:23am Doug Werewolf: I listen to touble and I drink trouble coffee too
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - bad back sent Hank, Sr. down the pill path...stomach trouble prob. under-credited as a source of Cobain's woes...
	10:24am Trouble: good morning sugarwolf. did you go to sheep and wool last weekend?
	10:26am Cecile: Yup, exactly rev.
	10:27am sugarwolf: Yes, I went Sunday . An LYS organized a bus trip. I bought a lot :(
	10:27am Doug Werewolf: I was always weirded out that Hank Sr died at 29
	10:28am bobdoesthings: ohhh is this steady singles day?! Is that why you're only playing 7"s!?
	10:29am tim from champaign: I'd love to hear Edith Massey do the intro to "Give Him a Great Big Kiss".
	10:30am Trouble: yes this is singles going steady week! sugarwolf: i was toooo cheap, i wanted to buy yarn for a sweater but on size 5 needles it was sending my $$$pressure too high, so i shut it down. bought 1 skein of fab blue black tweed
	10:34am Sam: Julie's french show last week with Glockabelle was out of the park!
	10:36am Marmalade Kitty: I had a dream about magic mushrooms lastnight!?
	10:37am Erella: OMG this is so cool. When I was a wee child I had a teddy bear called Nounours too. How adorable. Clearly France Gall loves her teddy bear too.
	10:38am sugarwolf: <3<3<3 France Gall I love the Ne Sois Pas Si Bête quoting going on in this song.
	10:40am common: yea! Scritti!
	10:40am Magda: Lovin' this set!!!!
	10:40am Ike: Very cool Scritti Politti.
	10:42am Cecile: I like his earlier attempts at selling out a little better. His voice is so fluffy that he needs something like dub to balance it out, IMHO.
	10:43am Bill W: Bonjour! I'd ask you to play something for Catherine Deneuve's 70th birthday except 1) she hasn't released any 45s and 2) I think she was dubbed in every musical sequence she's done.
	10:44am Trouble: today's accuplaylist artwork comes from "discographisme recreatif" assembled by patrice caillet.
	10:44am Cecile: But songs to remember is a ridiculous and yet really great album.
	10:44am bobdoesthings: Public Disclaimer... Please do not actually shake babies in your arms.
	10:46am Greg from Bloomfield: That fiddle part reminds me of the "Camelot" song in MP & The Holy Grail...
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think I'm w/ Lydon on that one: wtf - ?! Hahaha!...
	10:48am ?: Are these birds on a 7"?
	10:55am bobdoesthings: How do pledges count towards one program? Just whenever you place your pledge? Or if you get a DJ Premium does that mean my pledge counted toward those DJ's shows? Just curious... I pledged this month and am getting your Premium Trouble! amongst a few others.
	10:55am Lewis: What does Rex do for Singles going Steady? same old same old; or perhaps he has to play nothing but LPs?
	10:57am Cecile: you can designate where any of your money goes, even if you don't listen in real time the show you want to sponsor.
	10:58am Cecile: I think I will only listen to Patsy Cline on 45 for now on. You hear all these little details.
	10:59am bobdoesthings: hmm missed that then..
	10:59am sugarwolf: Bill W: Dieu Fumeur De Havanes was a single! And CD "sang" on it.
	11:02am Trouble: good point lewis! @ bobdoesthings: if u pledge during my show, and click on the widget it goes to the show pledged for. of course it all goes into the big magical pile in the sky. i am just tryiong to make sure that i do my part and meet my goal...
	11:03am Trouble: i have that not so good fumeur de havanes song on cd, sorry bill not on 7"...
	11:04am mary: have- i go to pieces on 7"? in the mood for being torn to pieces.
	11:05am Trouble: yes mary i do!
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm no aficionado - but I never heard these Patsy tunes! Very kewl indeed.
	11:07am Cecile: I wish she would have lived longer. The 60s stripped down sound would have only helped her, and having material by people like Jimmy Webb and a more mature Willie Nelson to sing?
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - perfect jukebox music...
	11:09am Chris from DC: Oh yeah, RRN63
	11:09am Sean B.: This Patsy Cline set of 45's is REALLY beautiful to behold!, Trouble.LOVE, LOVE, LOVE good old Patsy.
	11:14am Douglas: this Patsy Cline is great - thanks
	11:14am Trouble: glad you are enjoying it all! i wondered if it would be a little too much all at once...
	11:16am Marmalade Kitty: nice!
	11:16am Martin: Really great songs! Love it.
	11:16am Ike: Cecile@10:58, you're right, these sound so much more dynamic than some of the CDs. But maybe that says more about the appalling mastering work on the CDs.
	11:17am mary: i must be careful for what I ask for...going to the fire escape- to trim the autumn flowers and to contemplate the neighborhood someplace downtown Manhattan. Breathe deeply. it is beautiful, right, right?! OK moving into the pretty day. Thanks Trouble! Fantastic show!
	11:17am Cecile: I actually think they sound better than a lot of LPs I have heard of her music.
	11:18am Chris from DC: Thoroughly enjoying this.
	11:19am Trouble: all of these singles except 2 are on decca, that could explain why they sound so crunchy...the mca one was the flattest. guess which one it was?
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - great unique genre-defying singer - great songs - totally stylin' arrangements quite free of any extraneous Producer errors (like backing singers on Buddy Holly that might be questionable)...
	11:23am Cecile: Actually, the arrangements are great, but the backing singers still drive me up a tree. They had 'em on everything - even hank senior.
	11:23am r i s k y: Trouble, this is great! Forgot how much I love Patsy, especially this time of time. Your #91.1 fan, R i s k y.
	11:23am r i s k y: of year* or time lol.
	11:24am Cecile: but this is pretty damn pure shit-kicking country right here.
	11:24am Trouble: bummer that i don't have my fave patsy on 7" www.youtube.com...
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - found the Patsy WigKey informative & interesting : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:28am Wretch: I didn't want to step on the real Patsy, but here's an Austin stand-by: www.youtube.com...
	11:30am mary: yes PRINCE!!! and one I have not heard. wow you are the best dj
	11:40am Cecile: YES
	11:40am kirk from beer city usa: love this track
	11:41am fred von helsing: classico
	11:41am mauri: uuuu
	11:41am Cecile: a shuggie otis compostiion!
	11:42am fred von helsing: I predict this song will be a hit
	11:43am Cecile: it blew me away as a kid. Very sophisticated, but not too slick.
	11:45am bobdoesthings: dammmn.. this song is great
	11:45am sugarwolf: Jacques Dutronc has turned into a crazy cat lady in his old age. He has 30-40 cats!
	11:46am sugarwolf: I think this is the song in the Prada perfume ad.
	11:48am tim from champaign: Royal Trux! Hey kirk!
	11:48am Michele: Yes Royal Trux!!!! Great show today Trouble!
	11:50am kirk from beer city usa: hi tim!
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Off for my last day of birding for the season! Laters.
	11:54am northguineahills: w00h00!!! Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the good vibes kitties! see you next week with a live set by federico aubele

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 22, 2013

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

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October 22, 2013: they're not kittens

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	New	Approx. start time
paavoharju	vilaan on aamu "vilaan on aamu" by "paavoharju"		7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
gigliola cinquetti	sei un bravo ragazzo		7"		0:02:52 (Pop-up)
fricara pacchu	koobi fora-swartkrans		7"		0:05:30 (Pop-up)
orange cake mix	crisp lettuce "crisp lettuce" by "orange cake mix"		7"		0:11:01 (Pop-up)
palace brothers	ohio river boat song		7"		0:15:32 (Pop-up)
pancho	dardanella "dardanella" by "pancho"		7"		0:20:22 (Pop-up)
kurt vile	the only living boy in jersey city	best show magazine flexi tom scharpling's marathon premium 2013	7"		0:24:36 (Pop-up)
jean-francois pauvros	reve de sable		7"		0:26:50 (Pop-up)
blues image	ride captain ride "ride captain ride" by "blues image"		7"		0:29:24 (Pop-up)

bill orcutt	Solidarity Forever "Solidarity Forever" by "bill orcutt"		7"	*	0:35:49 (Pop-up)
the pastels	different drum "different drum" by "the pastels"		7"		0:38:41 (Pop-up)
bobby gentry	louisiana man "louisiana man" by "bobby gentry"		7"		0:41:38 (Pop-up)
aretha franklin	i say a little prayer		7"		0:44:29 (Pop-up)
the style council	it just came to pieces in my hands		7"		0:47:12 (Pop-up)
the four tops	darling i hum our song		7"		0:50:49 (Pop-up)
sheila	le pipeau "le pipeau" by "sheila"		7"		0:52:03 (Pop-up)
pet shop boys	west end girls "west end girls" by "pet shop boys"		7"		0:54:35 (Pop-up)
portsmouth sinfonia	Also Sprach Zarathustra (excerpt)		7"		0:59:16 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	initialsB.B. "initialsB.B." by "serge gainsbourg"		7"		1:00:17 (Pop-up)

lynn collins	me and my baby got our own thing going		7"		1:08:34 (Pop-up)
colourbox	the moon is blue "the moon is blue" by "colourbox"		7"		1:10:59 (Pop-up)
bob welch	ebony eyes "ebony eyes" by "bob welch"		7"		1:15:47 (Pop-up)
thee headcoatees	jackie chan does kung fu		7"		1:18:51 (Pop-up)
antoine et les problemes	dodecaphonie		7"		1:22:10 (Pop-up)
the jam	going underground "going underground" by "the jam"		7"		1:24:39 (Pop-up)
the secret goldfish	give him a great big kiss		7"		1:27:16 (Pop-up)
dawn chorus and the bluettes	teenage kicks		7"		1:29:59 (Pop-up)
stero total	super girl "super girl" by "stero total"		7"		1:32:33 (Pop-up)
france gall	nounours "nounours" by "france gall"		7"		1:34:50 (Pop-up)
scritti politti	absolute (version)		7"		1:37:13 (Pop-up)
malcolm mclaren and the world famous supreme team	buffalo gals( trad square)		7"		1:42:08 (Pop-up)

patsy cline	imagine that "imagine that" by "patsy cline"		7"		1:53:49 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	try again "try again" by "patsy cline"		7"		1:56:39 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	i don't wanta "i don't wanta" by "patsy cline"		7"		1:58:46 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	your kinda love "your kinda love" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:00:40 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	walking dream "walking dream" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:03:12 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	strange "strange" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:05:43 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	i fall to pieces "i fall to pieces" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:07:30 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	you were only fooling		7"		2:10:15 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	love love love me honey do		7"		2:12:31 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	hungry for love "hungry for love" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:15:23 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	so wrong "so wrong" by "patsy cline"		7"		2:16:44 (Pop-up)
patsy cline	when i get thru with you		7"		2:20:41 (Pop-up)

prince and the revolution	shes always in my hair		7"		2:28:03 (Pop-up)
benett	hard to be you "hard to be you" by "benett"		7"		2:30:37 (Pop-up)
little sister	you're the one part 1		7"		2:33:39 (Pop-up)
sharon jones	you better think twice		7"		2:36:54 (Pop-up)
the brothers johnson	strawberry letter 23		7"		2:40:11 (Pop-up)
jacques dutronc	L'Idole "L'Idole" by "jacques dutronc"		7"		2:43:22 (Pop-up)
royal trux	red tiger "red tiger" by "royal trux"		7"		2:46:30 (Pop-up)
the dirty burds	gotta go "gotta go" by "the dirty burds"		7"		2:50:58 (Pop-up)
eddie skuller	love is a drum "love is a drum" by "eddie skuller"		7"		2:52:47 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	j'ai jete mon coeur		7"		2:55:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am diabetic dave: Hey great opening theme! Who's it by?
	9:03am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Trouble & co!
	9:03am diabetic dave: Sounds like one of William basinski's disintegration loops
	9:04am common: ello ello!
	9:06am glenn: holy yellow, batman.
	9:06am northguineahills: cool, enjoyed the opening paavoharju!
	9:09am Trouble: good jellow morning musical pals...hold on to your 45 adapters! it's going to be a speedlicious morn. well at least for me it is..
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...during Therese's show it came to me that 45s sound noticeably different than LPs - I had forgotten that...
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sort of...
	9:13am duke: I wish I had some orange cake, but this orange cake mix track will have to do. It's pretty sweet.
	9:14am popsicornia: mmmm orange cake for breakfast
	9:15am diabetic dave: Many years ago well actually it was Mir than 30 I had over 100 45's. Mistake I made was storing them in the basement. 1986 hurricane Andrew flossed my basement and ruined them
	9:19am doca: Hi, Trouble, thanks for the palace, it's been years I didn't listened to this particular song <3
	9:20am Jack: I'm also noticing more presence, immediacy of the 45's, more than the LP's or CD's you usually hear (not to mention MP3's). In the audiophile world, this is a known phenomenon-if you are willing to spend the bucks, LP's remastered and pressed at 45 RPM are available, and said to kill even the audiophile 33 RPM pressings...just sayin'...
	9:21am doca: has the daylight saving time in new jersey area already been through or it there some weeks left?
	9:21am Trouble: doca, your welcome. it's the first Palace song i fell deeply in love with...
	9:21am Trouble: no we go to daylight savings time in nov, nov 3 i think...
	9:22am egal: doca: 1st weekend in November
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...7"s have that quality of being more a >POP< object - somewhat more ephemeral & even disposable - & suitable for multiple play & wearing out.... - We discussed it on Therese's board - you have more 'data' going by the stylus @ higher speeds - & the grooves are farther apart...
	9:22am Trouble: jack, i hear you, but is the same sound improvement heard in 7" records played at 33? i have already played some 33's today
	9:23am doca: Thanks, Trouble and Egal. It's that I already went one hour ahead because of DST in my timezone. Soon the 9am programs will be noon programs
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would frequently have 12" LPs that wouldn't even play on my crap player - but big Bass on 45s seemed to work better...
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if I remember right!...
	9:29am Chris from DC: Ooh this Jean-Francois Pauvros thing is nice.
	9:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Some WigKey : en.wikipedia.org...
	9:31am popsicornia: some of my most memorable 7" records came in cereal boxes, little cardboard squares.
	9:33am Jack: Wouldn't expect 7" 33's to sound any better...as I understand it, the 2 factors involved in fidelity on vinyl that relate here are the speed (45, natch), and the space between grooves, so a 45 RPM 12 inch doesn't have to crowd the grooves, especially the inner grooves as much. Breaking out a 33 RPM album onto 2 slabs of vinyl, thus helps crowded grooves (my true geek is coming out...)
	9:35am Jack: On second thought, spacing of grooves probably is still better on a 7" 33 RPM with 1 song than it would be on a 12" LP with 6 songs or so...
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...less space as you get to Center - hm...
	9:37am bobdoesthings: Bill just played at Issue Project Room the other week.. great show!
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course Singles often had different Mixes & things like this - sometimes 'rush-released' - if not in fact Engineered w/ a different format in mind technically/sonically...
	9:39am tim from champaign: Howdy all! Have any of you ever run into the derisive attitude that 45/7" are too cool for school? I've run into it a few times and really don't understand that attitude. 7's are there to buy just like any other recorded media.
	9:40am northguineahills: Never in my world, tim....
	9:41am Andrew Waterloo: @Tim, I can understand being turned off by the value proposition, but 7's are too fun not to love. When I didn't have a record player it was the 7's that really made feel left out.
	9:42am Jack: Boy, after having Linda Rondstat's version imprinted, this is a breath of fresh air (smog and all)
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - the irony is w/ digital files - the 'Single' is reemergent...Jim Morrison made the point that the Album had supplanted the painting or novel as the primary format for Art Statements - the real Concept behind 'Concept Albums' really being that the LP was what it was - a single long Piece in a notable 12" Circling of a Square...
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Medium is the Massage...
	9:45am mauri: bört bäkkäräh oujee
	9:46am Guido (Germany): Bobby Gentry: The Delta Sweete ... great great album!
	9:46am Marshall McLuhan: Hmmm
	9:46am Andrew Waterloo: Everytime I read a Jim Morrison quote I get really thirsty. Must be the added salt...
	9:46am mauri: that lousiana man had a damn nice groove and feel. my fingers are tired. been sawing firewood all day.
	9:47am Marmalade Kitty: for me, Aretha.. best version of "I say a little prayer"
	9:47am AndrewC.: Don't mention the album!
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I know 'louisiana man' from a Hollies version!... AW: - so that was Jimbo's prob. w/ drink : ) ...
	9:48am Marshall McLuhan: Diaper spelled backwards. Think about it.
	9:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Tuning into This Is The Modern World and hearing Paul Weller's voice. It must be Tuesday morning!
	9:50am Marmalade Kitty: Damn! thought at least one of you would have screamed at the sight of my spider.. :P
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - okay - honestly - big Jam fan if not later - but this StyleCouncil making me respect...
	9:51am Andrew Waterloo: I'd say that album as an artistic statement was a minor rash on film's behind. Especially when we have to call Morrison Hotel and Darkside of the Moon great artistic statements.
	9:51am Trouble: i liked it very much marmalade!
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull Mojo was way into Cinema - & MHotel is a great album - & Darkside's great - just massively overplayed... - Spiders eat flies ! - not that I want one in my hair or shoes...
	9:55am Sem Chumbo: Sounds nicer in French, le pipeau.
	9:55am SeanG: best song ever.
	9:57am SeanG: west
	9:58am SeanG: end
	9:58am SeanG: girls
	9:58am bobdoesthings: www.youtube.com...
	9:59am Roberto: West End Girls -- heavy rotation at my college cafe, spring '87.
	10:00am Trouble: i agree sean g
	10:00am Jack: I LOVE THIS...heard it before on Youtube, my daughter found it, makes me crack up
	10:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was intro'd to the Sinfonia & The Shaggs on the same day by a pal : ) ...
	10:01am jt: well that was awe inspiring. maybe more -fonia than sin- but hey
	10:02am Joe McG: Ooh, a Serge 45. Very jealous!
	10:03am Trouble: that's sweet of you joe. but it all about the music, not the format, my collector friend...
	10:03am mauri: I thought it was maher shalal hash baz. Gotta check this portsmouth sinfonia out.
	10:03am βrian: Diaphanous skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour à tous.(Et toi, Serge.)
	10:03am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Quarante-cinq
	10:03am Guido (Germany): .... including some stolen Dvorack:New-World-Symphony-notes
	10:04am Priscilla: Sounds like Dvorak's New World Symphony
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my understanding is the Portland Sinfonia thing was everyone on unfamiliar instruments...
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one of Eno's famed Oblique Strategies...
	10:06am northguineahills: correct, rev rabbit nov 63
	10:06am Marmalade Spider: Thanks Trouble! Yes I'm a spider for a day! probably turn back sometime later when the potion wears off..
	10:06am SeanG: Yes!
	10:06am diabetic dave: Haven't heard "west end girls" in a long long long long long long time
	10:07am jt: ah, that makes sense, rabbit. i wrote my own version once, called obtuse strategies.
	10:07am Sam: That spider is rad!
	10:07am tim from champaign: Yeah, watch out if you play the single version of The Jam's "In The City". There's an extra 2 words that aren't on the LP version.
	10:11am mauri: Didn't make me think of 9th symphony. 8th symphonys good and I like Dvoraks slavovic dances too.
	10:13am diabetic dave: If FMU wanted a little extra cash each month why not make the streaming service a subscription service like $5 a month for access
	10:16am Cecile: DAMN, I was thinking about Aretha and I Say A Little Prayer this AM, and you played it! And I missed it! good morning. Bob Welch phrases like Kermit the Frog.
	10:18am Trouble: i got your mental text cecile!
	10:18am Roberto: And the flashbacks keep on coming. Ebony Eyes -- heavy radio rotation during Roberto's grade school sick days.
	10:19am Cecile: hahahahahaha thanks troubs
	10:19am slater: did you know bob welch committed suicide after back surgery?
	10:20am Cecile: I thought he had liver cancer.
	10:21am YETI BOB: Sad.
	10:22am sugarwolf: Wheee, I get to listen to Trouble at work today...
	10:23am Doug Werewolf: I listen to touble and I drink trouble coffee too
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - bad back sent Hank, Sr. down the pill path...stomach trouble prob. under-credited as a source of Cobain's woes...
	10:24am Trouble: good morning sugarwolf. did you go to sheep and wool last weekend?
	10:26am Cecile: Yup, exactly rev.
	10:27am sugarwolf: Yes, I went Sunday . An LYS organized a bus trip. I bought a lot :(
	10:27am Doug Werewolf: I was always weirded out that Hank Sr died at 29
	10:28am bobdoesthings: ohhh is this steady singles day?! Is that why you're only playing 7"s!?
	10:29am tim from champaign: I'd love to hear Edith Massey do the intro to "Give Him a Great Big Kiss".
	10:30am Trouble: yes this is singles going steady week! sugarwolf: i was toooo cheap, i wanted to buy yarn for a sweater but on size 5 needles it was sending my $$$pressure too high, so i shut it down. bought 1 skein of fab blue black tweed
	10:34am Sam: Julie's french show last week with Glockabelle was out of the park!
	10:36am Marmalade Kitty: I had a dream about magic mushrooms lastnight!?
	10:37am Erella: OMG this is so cool. When I was a wee child I had a teddy bear called Nounours too. How adorable. Clearly France Gall loves her teddy bear too.
	10:38am sugarwolf: <3<3<3 France Gall I love the Ne Sois Pas Si Bête quoting going on in this song.
	10:40am common: yea! Scritti!
	10:40am Magda: Lovin' this set!!!!
	10:40am Ike: Very cool Scritti Politti.
	10:42am Cecile: I like his earlier attempts at selling out a little better. His voice is so fluffy that he needs something like dub to balance it out, IMHO.
	10:43am Bill W: Bonjour! I'd ask you to play something for Catherine Deneuve's 70th birthday except 1) she hasn't released any 45s and 2) I think she was dubbed in every musical sequence she's done.
	10:44am Trouble: today's accuplaylist artwork comes from "discographisme recreatif" assembled by patrice caillet.
	10:44am Cecile: But songs to remember is a ridiculous and yet really great album.
	10:44am bobdoesthings: Public Disclaimer... Please do not actually shake babies in your arms.
	10:46am Greg from Bloomfield: That fiddle part reminds me of the "Camelot" song in MP & The Holy Grail...
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think I'm w/ Lydon on that one: wtf - ?! Hahaha!...
	10:48am ?: Are these birds on a 7"?
	10:55am bobdoesthings: How do pledges count towards one program? Just whenever you place your pledge? Or if you get a DJ Premium does that mean my pledge counted toward those DJ's shows? Just curious... I pledged this month and am getting your Premium Trouble! amongst a few others.
	10:55am Lewis: What does Rex do for Singles going Steady? same old same old; or perhaps he has to play nothing but LPs?
	10:57am Cecile: you can designate where any of your money goes, even if you don't listen in real time the show you want to sponsor.
	10:58am Cecile: I think I will only listen to Patsy Cline on 45 for now on. You hear all these little details.
	10:59am bobdoesthings: hmm missed that then..
	10:59am sugarwolf: Bill W: Dieu Fumeur De Havanes was a single! And CD "sang" on it.
	11:02am Trouble: good point lewis! @ bobdoesthings: if u pledge during my show, and click on the widget it goes to the show pledged for. of course it all goes into the big magical pile in the sky. i am just tryiong to make sure that i do my part and meet my goal...
	11:03am Trouble: i have that not so good fumeur de havanes song on cd, sorry bill not on 7"...
	11:04am mary: have- i go to pieces on 7"? in the mood for being torn to pieces.
	11:05am Trouble: yes mary i do!
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm no aficionado - but I never heard these Patsy tunes! Very kewl indeed.
	11:07am Cecile: I wish she would have lived longer. The 60s stripped down sound would have only helped her, and having material by people like Jimmy Webb and a more mature Willie Nelson to sing?
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - perfect jukebox music...
	11:09am Chris from DC: Oh yeah, RRN63
	11:09am Sean B.: This Patsy Cline set of 45's is REALLY beautiful to behold!, Trouble.LOVE, LOVE, LOVE good old Patsy.
	11:14am Douglas: this Patsy Cline is great - thanks
	11:14am Trouble: glad you are enjoying it all! i wondered if it would be a little too much all at once...
	11:16am Marmalade Kitty: nice!
	11:16am Martin: Really great songs! Love it.
	11:16am Ike: Cecile@10:58, you're right, these sound so much more dynamic than some of the CDs. But maybe that says more about the appalling mastering work on the CDs.
	11:17am mary: i must be careful for what I ask for...going to the fire escape- to trim the autumn flowers and to contemplate the neighborhood someplace downtown Manhattan. Breathe deeply. it is beautiful, right, right?! OK moving into the pretty day. Thanks Trouble! Fantastic show!
	11:17am Cecile: I actually think they sound better than a lot of LPs I have heard of her music.
	11:18am Chris from DC: Thoroughly enjoying this.
	11:19am Trouble: all of these singles except 2 are on decca, that could explain why they sound so crunchy...the mca one was the flattest. guess which one it was?
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - great unique genre-defying singer - great songs - totally stylin' arrangements quite free of any extraneous Producer errors (like backing singers on Buddy Holly that might be questionable)...
	11:23am Cecile: Actually, the arrangements are great, but the backing singers still drive me up a tree. They had 'em on everything - even hank senior.
	11:23am r i s k y: Trouble, this is great! Forgot how much I love Patsy, especially this time of time. Your #91.1 fan, R i s k y.
	11:23am r i s k y: of year* or time lol.
	11:24am Cecile: but this is pretty damn pure shit-kicking country right here.
	11:24am Trouble: bummer that i don't have my fave patsy on 7" www.youtube.com...
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - found the Patsy WigKey informative & interesting : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:28am Wretch: I didn't want to step on the real Patsy, but here's an Austin stand-by: www.youtube.com...
	11:30am mary: yes PRINCE!!! and one I have not heard. wow you are the best dj
	11:40am Cecile: YES
	11:40am kirk from beer city usa: love this track
	11:41am fred von helsing: classico
	11:41am mauri: uuuu
	11:41am Cecile: a shuggie otis compostiion!
	11:42am fred von helsing: I predict this song will be a hit
	11:43am Cecile: it blew me away as a kid. Very sophisticated, but not too slick.
	11:45am bobdoesthings: dammmn.. this song is great
	11:45am sugarwolf: Jacques Dutronc has turned into a crazy cat lady in his old age. He has 30-40 cats!
	11:46am sugarwolf: I think this is the song in the Prada perfume ad.
	11:48am tim from champaign: Royal Trux! Hey kirk!
	11:48am Michele: Yes Royal Trux!!!! Great show today Trouble!
	11:50am kirk from beer city usa: hi tim!
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Off for my last day of birding for the season! Laters.
	11:54am northguineahills: w00h00!!! Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the good vibes kitties! see you next week with a live set by federico aubele

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 22, 2013

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