WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 3, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning little mittens
	9:02am emily: nice art, Trouble.
	9:03am duke: Good morn Trouble and ever'body
	9:03am Trouble: ok i guess today's amy sillman painting is a tad supersized. all the better to see it with...
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Hi Trouble!
	9:04am Guido (Cologne): Good morning Trouble! Hi everybody!
	9:04am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble and all Troublettes, good morning,
	9:04am Trouble: i agree emily! just saw amy's show at the Boston ICA this weekend, it was soooooo great!
	9:05am mauri: heyhey
	9:14am Bar: Good morning!
	9:18am common: morning! it is morning.
	9:18am Marcel M: Yesss king Tubby
	9:19am thedunkel: Morning Trouble - was just reading about mike - goo.gl... and goo.gl... - Whos the artwork today?
	9:21am glenn: hey trouble, i saw this painting at la musee national des beaux-arts in quebec city, and i thought of you. www.google.ca...
	9:21am mauri: sweets and sweet music! outsides getting below 0 C. Now I'll just wait the lake to freeze.
	9:23am v k: top of the mownin' to ya, Trouble - thrilled to be with you
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): Faved Charlie (little jazz) Ferguson
	9:28am Bar: standing here with my arms up
	9:31am bobdoesthings: morning trouble!
	9:37am Bar: Said it Trouble.
	9:38am Bar: Nice speech.
	9:39am jaw: please feel free to go way off the grid and leave an address so i/we can join you
	9:40am jamesie: Hi Trouble! Checking in from Hackspace, Hackney, London
	9:43am Mike East: just watched Nothing Can Hurt Me yesterday morning. So good. Makes me want to be in a rock n roll band again.
	9:44am Guido (Cologne): Topic on bying music: Trying support hard working musicians, I have a habit try to buy their records at the show, since I can be sure that larger part of the money go to the artists themselves and not distributors, retailers, online platforms and stuff. On the other hand, if I want to be able to really enjoy the show, I do better if I'm familiar with the (new) material. That means I need to buy in advance. How do you handle it?
	9:45am Mike East: buy tee shirts at the show, Guido.
	9:48am Guido (Cologne): Always those horrible Chinese made shirts ... ... but know what you mean ... ... unfortunately I'm not into the average merch-stuff.
	9:49am Mike East: I'm going through my records and doing a purge before we move this week. Getting rid of a bunch of reggae. Funny that you're playing a bunch of reggae this morning...I'm going between listening to the show and giving a few discs one last spin.
	9:49am kwhiteehad: Hi Trouble. I had this beer at Thanksgiving. I thought of you. http://www.beergusto.fr/troublette-33-cl.html
	9:49am mauri: throw some moneytomatoes on stage.
	9:51am mauri: I've seen some bands in Finland having something like a support tip cup thats at the merch table.
	9:52am sugarwolf: I am listening at the dentist's office!
	9:52am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Hey mauri, how're you doing?
	9:54am mauri: Hey Brian, Im doing good. muching icecream and enjoying the show. Winter seems to be finally here. How's things with you?
	9:54am Guido (Cologne): The best thing is of course offering live recordings of the particular show. In Cologne Philharmonic they offer fresh burned CDs.
	9:55am tim from champaign: The Fats Man!
	9:55am mauri: Guido, That sounds great!
	9:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goode WFMtUesday.
	9:59am Guido (Cologne): Some German Rappers sold USB-stick with the audio after the shows. But all in all it seems to hard for the engineers to handle. Hard enough to get a decent live sound.
	10:00am ranjit: hey jamesie! I visited the music hackspace in Hackney last month. I like that wfmu spreads all the way there.
	10:02am Guido (Cologne): ... by the way, as I hear Bert Kempfert right now, you should watch out for the original "A Man Could Be Killed" Soundtrack where the "Strangers in the Night" theme is from. It's superior from all Sinatra and stuff.
	10:03am Brian in UK: @mauri very well thanks you. As I mentioned yesterday, just got a rotavator so I can prepare our allotment. Four gigs in three weeks as well. Lonnie Holley this Thursday. Busy.
	10:11am mauri: Sounds great Brian! So you got a big garden?
	10:15am Brian in UK: No, wish we did. We hire some ground from the council. We have a small garden in the middle of town just big enough for the chickens.
	10:17am Brian in UK: mauri do you do much smoking of fish and meat?
	10:19am mauri: No not really. I have a friend who coldsmokes salmon. Hunters usually saltdry reindeer but I don't know anyone who would smoke meat.
	10:23am Brian in UK: I was thinking of trying to set up a crude device in say an old wardrobe with a heat source. Work in progress. Need more space and hours in the day. This darn music station does not help!!
	10:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning Trouble! Dreamy guitar in this one. Deserves a star-click.
	10:26am Trouble: good day jennique. sorry to be so out of touch here today, kidlets! just trying to keep music flowing seems to be sucking all my brain juice. need more coffffffeeeeee
	10:27am mauri: Those should work just fine. Test different woodtypes and get the flavour right. Could you just put it outdoors and put a roof over it? Get a phone with internet and listen with headphones. That's how I spent my winter days skiing on lake.
	10:27am SeanG: yummy brain juice
	10:28am braveness23: <pant pant> B23 here! I was in meetings but got here as soon as I could. Hello Trouble. Hello WFMU friends.
	10:30am Trouble: we held your seat braveness!
	10:31am other eddie: hallelujah!
	10:34am Brian in UK: mauri that sounds wonderful, just need to learn to skate and find a frozen lake nearby.
	10:39am blee: Orchestre National has a booklet included w song titles on last spread. Song 5 is Mauritanie Mon Pays, Que J'Aime
	10:41am common: click!
	10:41am tim from champaign: Prince Far I on vocals?
	10:42am Cecile: I have this album! Singers and Players were about the only reggae I loved in the 80s.
	10:43am MD: JAMACIA QUEENS!!! I LOVE THAT QUEENS BACK BEAT!!!
	10:43am northguineahills: Tim seems to be correct....
	10:43am Trouble: thanks blee! sadly our's is booklet free. Yes tim prince far I is correct. you are the winner!!
	10:43am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Sounds like he's saying BED BUG.
	10:44am hamburger: thought it was 'beckward'
	10:44am Cecile: Bedward!! Bedward! love it.
	10:46am Cecile: It's from Staggering Heights.
	10:48am Marcel M: Seinfeld Midnight Cowboy www.youtube.com...
	10:49am Cecile: Trouble, if you happened to slip on another Singers and Players track, I would not be upset.
	10:49am Cory: I love you for playing this song
	10:50am Cecile: Uncle Derrick!
	10:53am Guido (Cologne): WANDA!
	10:53am common: great stuff today, trouble! so good!
	10:53am tim from champaign: Crap! I stepped away for 5 minutes and miss Uncle Derrick.
	10:54am bobdoesthings: Oh Hi Marcel
	10:55am Marcel M: HI BOB!!!!
	10:56am bobdoesthings: ya happy now!?
	10:57am Cecile: I saw Bob Newhart about 10 days ago. Still has it. Although we were probably among the youngest people attending there on their own.
	10:57am Marcel M: Yes hahahha
	10:59am Mike East: hey tim - I'm in the process of trying to lift that wax off of my Elton John record...so far, it looks like your method is working.
	11:03am tim from champaign: That's cool, Mike! I'll pass that on to my media preservation buddy.
	11:07am Trouble: love bob newhart!
	11:08am Trouble: anybody here had any experience making hard cider? i want a simple recipe, perhaps without having to buy all the gear...
	11:08am northguineahills: Always love anything on Pressure Sounds Recs....
	11:08am Mike East: i got the bulk of it off, but it kinda smudged the wax into the grooves. I'm gonna do a few passes under the stylus to see if maybe I can dig it out.
	11:09am sugarwolf: hello hello back home again,
	11:11am Brian in UK: What do you mean by hard cider, trouble?
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - maybe you could ask these cidermakers in our little town here : www.povertylaneorchards.com - they were actually featured in Michael Pollan's 'Botany of Desire' film as people bucking the mono-culture trend.
	11:12am blee: Hard Cider is a boozey drink.
	11:13am blee: Digging all the AM reggae. Always puts me in a good mood.
	11:15am blee: Horace Andy!
	11:15am Mike East: I got some warm soft cider at the union square holiday market on Sunday. it was deelicious with a donut...and I don't really like donuts.
	11:16am ?: Here's a decent search: "cider forum" homebrew
	11:18am Bar: secretly...
	11:18am βrian: Knee-high skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour.
	11:20am ?: Sugaring the brew with organic raisins sounds pretty smart..
	11:21am βrian: I love good cider, hard and dry, or soft and sweet. For the fresh stuff, I suggest adding a quarter cup grated fresh ginger per gallon. Let sit overnight.
	11:21am tim from champaign: My wife is a big hard cider fan. This brewery/cider mill is here current favorite: vandermill.com...
	11:22am Brian in UK: Could I recommend perry, made with pears. It is a wonderful refreshing drink, not quite as demanding as cider but possibly harded to brew. It is fermenting time right now with both crops ready. It has been a good year over here for both fruits. If you can get downwind of any of these brews, go to it. dunkertons.co.uk...
	11:23am tim from champaign: Man, warm cider with a couple shots of spiced rum is deeelicious.
	11:25am Patrick: great show today!! it was wonderful seeing you last week! how was the Sillman show?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mm- keep talking - maybe I'll have a cider instead of Guinness tonight (though that bives me iron & stuff!) @ the Tues. Irish Trad. session @ the local...ginger is good! - not sure I've tried pear cider yet ...hate to admit it - my problem is anything too sweet w/ alcohol can give me a headache - altho' there's a range of tastes in ciders...
	11:26am northguineahills: I've been making gluwein lately. That's a great winter treat.
	11:27am Trouble: brian, by hard cider i mean alcoholic cider. although the alcohol level is usually pretty low.
	11:27am Trouble: hey patrick! amy show was awesomeness
	11:29am Greg from Bloomfield: Something tells me that the folks in The Ex love this song...
	11:29am Trouble: khaira arby live on transpacific sound paradise 2010 wfmu.org...
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - surely everyone in the UK knows cider? Is the term 'hard' not used in Britspeak (unless it's cider w/ a tough/severe personality)?
	11:29am βrian: My first few weeks in France, I was drinking cider without realizing it was alcoholic. But I knew it was good. I finally got a clue. Sneaky stuff.
	11:30am Brian in UK: I have yet to find a cider over here less than 5% usually around 7%+. You might need a press for the apples to produce a good scrumpy.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - man, that Malian stuff kills !
	11:32am βrian: By soft cider, I mean freshly pressed and completely unprocessed. Nothing like it.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - hard in the UK indeed!
	11:32am braveness23: I make 'Apple Jack' from time to time. Time consuming but easy. Get pressed apple cider without preservatives (pasteurized is OK). Put it into a gallon carboy (glass bottle). Put in a pack of champagne yeast. Cover and shake vigorously. Put an airlock on the carboy and store in a warmish dark place. You can leave it to ferment really as long as you like but a week or two should be plenty. Pour your hard cider into a plastic tupperware container and put into a freezer. The water in the cider will freeze but the booze part will not. It will be slushy. Put the slush into a colander and allow the liquid part to drain out. Discard the ice or save to use as the base of mixed drinks. If you like you can put the boozy liquid part back in the freezer and repeat the process. Each time you do this the boozy part becomes more boozy. This is called Apple Jack.
	11:34am Marmalade Kitty: I've never heard it called "hard-cyder" before :) I take the alcohol for granted!
	11:34am Brian in UK: @βrian the cidres from Normandy are quite different from our Somerset and Hereford brews. Soft cider sounds like what I mean by scrumpy.
	11:34am Greg from Bloomfield: Aw, no! RIP Junior Murvin. I wanted to call my old band's album "Rescue Jah Children", but I got voted down.
	11:36am βrian: I grew up in an apple state. We used to fill our jugs straight from the press spigots at the mill. Yum.
	11:38am Brian in UK: We have had a problem here with cheap very strong cider, it seems to be getting better, the problem not the cider. Yes, we know cider but the 'hard'?
	11:39am Brian in UK: Now calvados (apple brandy) is another delight. A lovely digestif not quite eau de vie but close.
	11:40am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Mazzy Star always reminds me of Providence.
	11:40am kirk from beer city usa: first time hearing this new mazzy star. sounds great. is it out on vinyl, anybody know?
	11:41am Marmalade Kitty: @Brian-"white lightening" cider is pretty hard! but thats all nasty chemicals and only 8% apple..
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - one's always heard about cider-drinkers in the UK as juvenile low-rent hooligans or something, which never made sense since cider's weak here - but now you explain it's often 7+ over there (& presumably goes down easily)...
	11:43am Bar: Digestif as sambuca does it, you can't get.
	11:44am βrian: Soft cider isn't actually a term. We're using it here to distinguish fresh cider from alcoholic (hard) cider. So there's cider and hard cider.
	11:44am Brian in UK: @MK like I said a social problem. Thanks trouble for Lonnie. I do not know what to expect. On iTunes under genre Lonnie is shown as 'UNCLASSIFIABLE' Really.
	11:44am Ken From Hyde Park: This last set is going well. I'm going to cut out now and drive defensively to work.
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - improvisational inspirational electronic cosmic soul?
	11:47am Trouble: here's the link to the this is the modern world with trouble facebook page, to check out the reggae vids www.facebook.com...
	11:48am Bar: Theanks for the Khaira Arby live link Trouble.
	11:49am Trouble: unclassifiable!!! fabulous! love it! btw, i drink cider since i am allergic to gluten, thanks for all your suggestions!
	11:50am duke: This julianna barwick thing is gorgeous
	11:50am kwhitehead: Kirk: It is on vinyl http://www.discogs.com/Mazzy-Star-Seasons-Of-Your-Day/release/4930546
	11:51am duke: as was the lonnie holley
	11:51am Bar: I also don't eat gluten, but since i can't eat much carbs either, i have to avoid cider.
	11:52am Brian in UK: Think I might put on Max Romeo's War Ina Babylon after this. Record naturally. Yes, my copy of 'Just Before Music' came up with it, blew me away.
	11:52am βrian: Whereas I'm on the seitan diet...
	11:53am Brian in UK: Great show trouble. Keep it coming.
	11:54am kirk from beer city usa: thank you kwhitehead
	11:54am Marmalade Kitty: A decent cider: westons organic cider or wyld wood (same thing.. changed it's name) Aspalls organic cider.. Both are strong 6.0% & 7.5%
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever Trouble ! ; ...your Style to rely on compensates for losing Monica - whom I sort of thot of as your P.M. clubbing darker sister...or...something...
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Trouble: cheerios kitties, till next week!x
	2:20pm van: why not
	2:43pm van: Wow, that byron lee was fantastic! This whole first set really is amazing so far though.

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December 3, 2013: mother of wheel of fate cheater

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
yo la tengo	ohm ( live 1) "ohm ( live 1)" by "yo la tengo"	fade ( deluxe edition)	matador	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
susan cadogan	saturday night "saturday night" by "susan cadogan"				0:06:10 (Pop-up)
alton ellis	these eyes "these eyes" by "alton ellis"				0:08:05 (Pop-up)
lorna bennett	chapel of love "chapel of love" by "lorna bennett"	melody life: trojan sisters			0:11:04 (Pop-up)
king tubby	roots of dub "roots of dub" by "king tubby"	the roots of dub			0:14:55 (Pop-up)
byron lee	worried over you "worried over you" by "byron lee"	the dragonaires and friends			0:16:56 (Pop-up)
charlie ( little jazz ) ferguson and his orchestra	so much of a little bit	fifties female 'unknowns" rhythym 'n' blues obscurities vol one v/a			0:20:51 (Pop-up)
desmond dekker and the aces	beautiful and dangerous	jonny greenwood is the controller v/a			0:23:57 (Pop-up)
junior murvin	cool out sun "cool out sun" by "junior murvin"				0:26:40 (Pop-up)
dawn penn	too much hurt "too much hurt" by "dawn penn"				0:30:22 (Pop-up)

alex chilton	all we ever got from them was pain(movie mix)	big star nothing can hurt me OST	omnivore recordings	*	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
(delroy wilson any heart can be broken dub	dub broke my heart	randy's vintage dub selections V/A 1969-75			0:41:14 (Pop-up)
lynn hope	blue moon "blue moon" by "lynn hope"	original jamaican sound system style V/A			0:44:43 (Pop-up)
Bob Marley & the Wailers	don't rock my boat	reggae revolution vol 2			0:47:29 (Pop-up)
fats domino	i'm in the mood for love				0:51:28 (Pop-up)
georgia anne muldrow/jyoti	max "max" by "georgia anne muldrow/jyoti"	denderah	eOne	*	0:54:36 (Pop-up)
people like us	break me, break my horse	don't think right, it's all twice	cutting hedge	*	0:57:58 (Pop-up)

tindersticks	if you're looking for a way out	across six leap years	lucky dog	*	1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings	stranger to my happiness	stranger to my happiness (single)	daptone	*	1:13:16 (Pop-up)
art gibson & his melody mountain boys	no more records	hey mr deejay: doug schulkind's 2013 premium v/a		*	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
norm hamlet	Invitation to the blues	The Big E: A Salute to Steel Guitarist Buddy Emmons		*	1:19:52 (Pop-up)
Orchestre National De Mauritanie	Mauritanie Mon Pays, Que J'Aime	Orchestre National De Mauritanie	sahel sounds	*	1:22:33 (Pop-up)
belle & sebastian	i'm a cuckoo (by the avalanches)	the third eye centre	matador	*	1:26:37 (Pop-up)
sister gertrude morgan	let us make a record	hey mr deejay: doug schulkind's 2013 premium v/a		*	1:29:14 (Pop-up)
alton ellis	wide awake in a dream				1:31:51 (Pop-up)

singers & players	bedward the flying preacher	pay it all back vol 1 v/a			1:40:09 (Pop-up)
rita marley	pied piper "pied piper" by "rita marley"				1:44:55 (Pop-up)
ernest ranglin	everybody's talkin				1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Derrick Harriott	reach out (i'll be there)	trojan sixties box set v/a			1:49:18 (Pop-up)
wanda jackson	honey bop "honey bop" by "wanda jackson"	the best of classic capitol singles			1:52:51 (Pop-up)
the soul brothers	lawless street "lawless street" by "the soul brothers"	club ska 67			1:54:31 (Pop-up)
val bennet & the upsetters	stranger on the shore				1:58:11 (Pop-up)
peter spence	don't leave me lonely	this is lovers rock v/a			2:01:24 (Pop-up)
the mercenaries	eight against rome version	more pressure vol 1straight to the head v/a	pressure sounds		2:07:15 (Pop-up)
clancy eccles	glory hallelujah "glory hallelujah" by "clancy eccles"				2:10:00 (Pop-up)
horace andy	i've got to get away "i've got to get away" by "horace andy"	sings for you and I			2:11:46 (Pop-up)
hortense ellis	secretly "secretly" by "hortense ellis"	mojo rock steady v/a			2:15:22 (Pop-up)
nana mclean	don't worry about me "don't worry about me" by "nana mclean"	Feel Like Jumping: The Best Of Studio One Women v/a			2:17:24 (Pop-up)
dr alimantado	musical metaphysical study	in the mix part 5			2:22:31 (Pop-up)
khaira arby	khaira "khaira" by "khaira arby"	Timbuktu Tarab	clearmont music	*	2:25:43 (Pop-up)

mazzy star	spoon "spoon" by "mazzy star"	seasons of your day	Rhymes of an Hour Records	*	2:36:21 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	sun & water "sun & water" by "lonnie holley"	keeping a record of it	dust to digital	*	2:41:51 (Pop-up)
julianna barwick	forever "forever" by "julianna barwick"	nepenthe	dead oceans	*	2:45:43 (Pop-up)
joy wellboy	lay down your blade "lay down your blade" by "joy wellboy"	Yorokobi's Mantra	BPitch Control	*	2:51:28 (Pop-up)
bunyong ketkhong	doi rup "doi rup" by "bunyong ketkhong"	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia v/a	dust to digital	*	2:54:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning little mittens
	9:02am emily: nice art, Trouble.
	9:03am duke: Good morn Trouble and ever'body
	9:03am Trouble: ok i guess today's amy sillman painting is a tad supersized. all the better to see it with...
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Hi Trouble!
	9:04am Guido (Cologne): Good morning Trouble! Hi everybody!
	9:04am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble and all Troublettes, good morning,
	9:04am Trouble: i agree emily! just saw amy's show at the Boston ICA this weekend, it was soooooo great!
	9:05am mauri: heyhey
	9:14am Bar: Good morning!
	9:18am common: morning! it is morning.
	9:18am Marcel M: Yesss king Tubby
	9:19am thedunkel: Morning Trouble - was just reading about mike - goo.gl... and goo.gl... - Whos the artwork today?
	9:21am glenn: hey trouble, i saw this painting at la musee national des beaux-arts in quebec city, and i thought of you. www.google.ca...
	9:21am mauri: sweets and sweet music! outsides getting below 0 C. Now I'll just wait the lake to freeze.
	9:23am v k: top of the mownin' to ya, Trouble - thrilled to be with you
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): Faved Charlie (little jazz) Ferguson
	9:28am Bar: standing here with my arms up
	9:31am bobdoesthings: morning trouble!
	9:37am Bar: Said it Trouble.
	9:38am Bar: Nice speech.
	9:39am jaw: please feel free to go way off the grid and leave an address so i/we can join you
	9:40am jamesie: Hi Trouble! Checking in from Hackspace, Hackney, London
	9:43am Mike East: just watched Nothing Can Hurt Me yesterday morning. So good. Makes me want to be in a rock n roll band again.
	9:44am Guido (Cologne): Topic on bying music: Trying support hard working musicians, I have a habit try to buy their records at the show, since I can be sure that larger part of the money go to the artists themselves and not distributors, retailers, online platforms and stuff. On the other hand, if I want to be able to really enjoy the show, I do better if I'm familiar with the (new) material. That means I need to buy in advance. How do you handle it?
	9:45am Mike East: buy tee shirts at the show, Guido.
	9:48am Guido (Cologne): Always those horrible Chinese made shirts ... ... but know what you mean ... ... unfortunately I'm not into the average merch-stuff.
	9:49am Mike East: I'm going through my records and doing a purge before we move this week. Getting rid of a bunch of reggae. Funny that you're playing a bunch of reggae this morning...I'm going between listening to the show and giving a few discs one last spin.
	9:49am kwhiteehad: Hi Trouble. I had this beer at Thanksgiving. I thought of you. http://www.beergusto.fr/troublette-33-cl.html
	9:49am mauri: throw some moneytomatoes on stage.
	9:51am mauri: I've seen some bands in Finland having something like a support tip cup thats at the merch table.
	9:52am sugarwolf: I am listening at the dentist's office!
	9:52am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Hey mauri, how're you doing?
	9:54am mauri: Hey Brian, Im doing good. muching icecream and enjoying the show. Winter seems to be finally here. How's things with you?
	9:54am Guido (Cologne): The best thing is of course offering live recordings of the particular show. In Cologne Philharmonic they offer fresh burned CDs.
	9:55am tim from champaign: The Fats Man!
	9:55am mauri: Guido, That sounds great!
	9:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goode WFMtUesday.
	9:59am Guido (Cologne): Some German Rappers sold USB-stick with the audio after the shows. But all in all it seems to hard for the engineers to handle. Hard enough to get a decent live sound.
	10:00am ranjit: hey jamesie! I visited the music hackspace in Hackney last month. I like that wfmu spreads all the way there.
	10:02am Guido (Cologne): ... by the way, as I hear Bert Kempfert right now, you should watch out for the original "A Man Could Be Killed" Soundtrack where the "Strangers in the Night" theme is from. It's superior from all Sinatra and stuff.
	10:03am Brian in UK: @mauri very well thanks you. As I mentioned yesterday, just got a rotavator so I can prepare our allotment. Four gigs in three weeks as well. Lonnie Holley this Thursday. Busy.
	10:11am mauri: Sounds great Brian! So you got a big garden?
	10:15am Brian in UK: No, wish we did. We hire some ground from the council. We have a small garden in the middle of town just big enough for the chickens.
	10:17am Brian in UK: mauri do you do much smoking of fish and meat?
	10:19am mauri: No not really. I have a friend who coldsmokes salmon. Hunters usually saltdry reindeer but I don't know anyone who would smoke meat.
	10:23am Brian in UK: I was thinking of trying to set up a crude device in say an old wardrobe with a heat source. Work in progress. Need more space and hours in the day. This darn music station does not help!!
	10:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning Trouble! Dreamy guitar in this one. Deserves a star-click.
	10:26am Trouble: good day jennique. sorry to be so out of touch here today, kidlets! just trying to keep music flowing seems to be sucking all my brain juice. need more coffffffeeeeee
	10:27am mauri: Those should work just fine. Test different woodtypes and get the flavour right. Could you just put it outdoors and put a roof over it? Get a phone with internet and listen with headphones. That's how I spent my winter days skiing on lake.
	10:27am SeanG: yummy brain juice
	10:28am braveness23: <pant pant> B23 here! I was in meetings but got here as soon as I could. Hello Trouble. Hello WFMU friends.
	10:30am Trouble: we held your seat braveness!
	10:31am other eddie: hallelujah!
	10:34am Brian in UK: mauri that sounds wonderful, just need to learn to skate and find a frozen lake nearby.
	10:39am blee: Orchestre National has a booklet included w song titles on last spread. Song 5 is Mauritanie Mon Pays, Que J'Aime
	10:41am common: click!
	10:41am tim from champaign: Prince Far I on vocals?
	10:42am Cecile: I have this album! Singers and Players were about the only reggae I loved in the 80s.
	10:43am MD: JAMACIA QUEENS!!! I LOVE THAT QUEENS BACK BEAT!!!
	10:43am northguineahills: Tim seems to be correct....
	10:43am Trouble: thanks blee! sadly our's is booklet free. Yes tim prince far I is correct. you are the winner!!
	10:43am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Sounds like he's saying BED BUG.
	10:44am hamburger: thought it was 'beckward'
	10:44am Cecile: Bedward!! Bedward! love it.
	10:46am Cecile: It's from Staggering Heights.
	10:48am Marcel M: Seinfeld Midnight Cowboy www.youtube.com...
	10:49am Cecile: Trouble, if you happened to slip on another Singers and Players track, I would not be upset.
	10:49am Cory: I love you for playing this song
	10:50am Cecile: Uncle Derrick!
	10:53am Guido (Cologne): WANDA!
	10:53am common: great stuff today, trouble! so good!
	10:53am tim from champaign: Crap! I stepped away for 5 minutes and miss Uncle Derrick.
	10:54am bobdoesthings: Oh Hi Marcel
	10:55am Marcel M: HI BOB!!!!
	10:56am bobdoesthings: ya happy now!?
	10:57am Cecile: I saw Bob Newhart about 10 days ago. Still has it. Although we were probably among the youngest people attending there on their own.
	10:57am Marcel M: Yes hahahha
	10:59am Mike East: hey tim - I'm in the process of trying to lift that wax off of my Elton John record...so far, it looks like your method is working.
	11:03am tim from champaign: That's cool, Mike! I'll pass that on to my media preservation buddy.
	11:07am Trouble: love bob newhart!
	11:08am Trouble: anybody here had any experience making hard cider? i want a simple recipe, perhaps without having to buy all the gear...
	11:08am northguineahills: Always love anything on Pressure Sounds Recs....
	11:08am Mike East: i got the bulk of it off, but it kinda smudged the wax into the grooves. I'm gonna do a few passes under the stylus to see if maybe I can dig it out.
	11:09am sugarwolf: hello hello back home again,
	11:11am Brian in UK: What do you mean by hard cider, trouble?
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - maybe you could ask these cidermakers in our little town here : www.povertylaneorchards.com - they were actually featured in Michael Pollan's 'Botany of Desire' film as people bucking the mono-culture trend.
	11:12am blee: Hard Cider is a boozey drink.
	11:13am blee: Digging all the AM reggae. Always puts me in a good mood.
	11:15am blee: Horace Andy!
	11:15am Mike East: I got some warm soft cider at the union square holiday market on Sunday. it was deelicious with a donut...and I don't really like donuts.
	11:16am ?: Here's a decent search: "cider forum" homebrew
	11:18am Bar: secretly...
	11:18am βrian: Knee-high skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour.
	11:20am ?: Sugaring the brew with organic raisins sounds pretty smart..
	11:21am βrian: I love good cider, hard and dry, or soft and sweet. For the fresh stuff, I suggest adding a quarter cup grated fresh ginger per gallon. Let sit overnight.
	11:21am tim from champaign: My wife is a big hard cider fan. This brewery/cider mill is here current favorite: vandermill.com...
	11:22am Brian in UK: Could I recommend perry, made with pears. It is a wonderful refreshing drink, not quite as demanding as cider but possibly harded to brew. It is fermenting time right now with both crops ready. It has been a good year over here for both fruits. If you can get downwind of any of these brews, go to it. dunkertons.co.uk...
	11:23am tim from champaign: Man, warm cider with a couple shots of spiced rum is deeelicious.
	11:25am Patrick: great show today!! it was wonderful seeing you last week! how was the Sillman show?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mm- keep talking - maybe I'll have a cider instead of Guinness tonight (though that bives me iron & stuff!) @ the Tues. Irish Trad. session @ the local...ginger is good! - not sure I've tried pear cider yet ...hate to admit it - my problem is anything too sweet w/ alcohol can give me a headache - altho' there's a range of tastes in ciders...
	11:26am northguineahills: I've been making gluwein lately. That's a great winter treat.
	11:27am Trouble: brian, by hard cider i mean alcoholic cider. although the alcohol level is usually pretty low.
	11:27am Trouble: hey patrick! amy show was awesomeness
	11:29am Greg from Bloomfield: Something tells me that the folks in The Ex love this song...
	11:29am Trouble: khaira arby live on transpacific sound paradise 2010 wfmu.org...
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - surely everyone in the UK knows cider? Is the term 'hard' not used in Britspeak (unless it's cider w/ a tough/severe personality)?
	11:29am βrian: My first few weeks in France, I was drinking cider without realizing it was alcoholic. But I knew it was good. I finally got a clue. Sneaky stuff.
	11:30am Brian in UK: I have yet to find a cider over here less than 5% usually around 7%+. You might need a press for the apples to produce a good scrumpy.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - man, that Malian stuff kills !
	11:32am βrian: By soft cider, I mean freshly pressed and completely unprocessed. Nothing like it.
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - hard in the UK indeed!
	11:32am braveness23: I make 'Apple Jack' from time to time. Time consuming but easy. Get pressed apple cider without preservatives (pasteurized is OK). Put it into a gallon carboy (glass bottle). Put in a pack of champagne yeast. Cover and shake vigorously. Put an airlock on the carboy and store in a warmish dark place. You can leave it to ferment really as long as you like but a week or two should be plenty. Pour your hard cider into a plastic tupperware container and put into a freezer. The water in the cider will freeze but the booze part will not. It will be slushy. Put the slush into a colander and allow the liquid part to drain out. Discard the ice or save to use as the base of mixed drinks. If you like you can put the boozy liquid part back in the freezer and repeat the process. Each time you do this the boozy part becomes more boozy. This is called Apple Jack.
	11:34am Marmalade Kitty: I've never heard it called "hard-cyder" before :) I take the alcohol for granted!
	11:34am Brian in UK: @βrian the cidres from Normandy are quite different from our Somerset and Hereford brews. Soft cider sounds like what I mean by scrumpy.
	11:34am Greg from Bloomfield: Aw, no! RIP Junior Murvin. I wanted to call my old band's album "Rescue Jah Children", but I got voted down.
	11:36am βrian: I grew up in an apple state. We used to fill our jugs straight from the press spigots at the mill. Yum.
	11:38am Brian in UK: We have had a problem here with cheap very strong cider, it seems to be getting better, the problem not the cider. Yes, we know cider but the 'hard'?
	11:39am Brian in UK: Now calvados (apple brandy) is another delight. A lovely digestif not quite eau de vie but close.
	11:40am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Mazzy Star always reminds me of Providence.
	11:40am kirk from beer city usa: first time hearing this new mazzy star. sounds great. is it out on vinyl, anybody know?
	11:41am Marmalade Kitty: @Brian-"white lightening" cider is pretty hard! but thats all nasty chemicals and only 8% apple..
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - one's always heard about cider-drinkers in the UK as juvenile low-rent hooligans or something, which never made sense since cider's weak here - but now you explain it's often 7+ over there (& presumably goes down easily)...
	11:43am Bar: Digestif as sambuca does it, you can't get.
	11:44am βrian: Soft cider isn't actually a term. We're using it here to distinguish fresh cider from alcoholic (hard) cider. So there's cider and hard cider.
	11:44am Brian in UK: @MK like I said a social problem. Thanks trouble for Lonnie. I do not know what to expect. On iTunes under genre Lonnie is shown as 'UNCLASSIFIABLE' Really.
	11:44am Ken From Hyde Park: This last set is going well. I'm going to cut out now and drive defensively to work.
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - improvisational inspirational electronic cosmic soul?
	11:47am Trouble: here's the link to the this is the modern world with trouble facebook page, to check out the reggae vids www.facebook.com...
	11:48am Bar: Theanks for the Khaira Arby live link Trouble.
	11:49am Trouble: unclassifiable!!! fabulous! love it! btw, i drink cider since i am allergic to gluten, thanks for all your suggestions!
	11:50am duke: This julianna barwick thing is gorgeous
	11:50am kwhitehead: Kirk: It is on vinyl http://www.discogs.com/Mazzy-Star-Seasons-Of-Your-Day/release/4930546
	11:51am duke: as was the lonnie holley
	11:51am Bar: I also don't eat gluten, but since i can't eat much carbs either, i have to avoid cider.
	11:52am Brian in UK: Think I might put on Max Romeo's War Ina Babylon after this. Record naturally. Yes, my copy of 'Just Before Music' came up with it, blew me away.
	11:52am βrian: Whereas I'm on the seitan diet...
	11:53am Brian in UK: Great show trouble. Keep it coming.
	11:54am kirk from beer city usa: thank you kwhitehead
	11:54am Marmalade Kitty: A decent cider: westons organic cider or wyld wood (same thing.. changed it's name) Aspalls organic cider.. Both are strong 6.0% & 7.5%
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever Trouble ! ; ...your Style to rely on compensates for losing Monica - whom I sort of thot of as your P.M. clubbing darker sister...or...something...
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Trouble: cheerios kitties, till next week!x
	2:20pm van: why not
	2:43pm van: Wow, that byron lee was fantastic! This whole first set really is amazing so far though.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 3, 2013

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