WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good jolly day all!
	9:03am Dr. Goot: Fuchsia!
	9:03am dale: good morning. dreaming of warming sounds...
	9:04am Guido (Cologne): Hi Trouble!
	9:04am doca: Morning, Trouble! Today's artwork really matches the music now playing
	9:04am Konin: Sun, rise!
	9:05am Trouble: i always misspell fuch-sia ( fuschia) so the page needs to be refreshed to get the real fuchsia effect. 2014 a whole new year free of typing errors!!
	9:07am doca: I always misread Fursaxa as fuchsia or something alike.
	9:08am duke: Good morning Trouble and troublers
	9:10am Trouble: doca we are looking for a full frontal assault on your senses today!
	9:11am doca: The cool thing about that Light in the Attic compilation is to get rid of the bad aspects of the New Age label and making it clear how things created by that "spirit" are all over today's music, even pop music (as this Blake tune shows).
	9:13am doca: @Trouble: letters, colors and sounds? I didn't know you were a multimedia DJ!
	9:13am Guido (Cologne): I never will stop making embarrassing misreadings and stupid typos.
	9:16am Trouble: exactly doca, AND anything light in the attic touches turns to gold!
	9:16am doca: @Guido: Have you seen this? Speaking of embarrassing cheesy German songs, but this at least is intentionally cheesy www.myvideo.de...
	9:17am common: i love the artwork, trouble. and the tunes!
	9:17am Guido (Cologne): can this "jane"-track be an outtake by a LP by "Jane & Barton"? i remember the song somehow and just as I see Cherry Red ... ... that was a cut-out-buy back in the mid 80ies ...
	9:17am Trouble: today's gorgeous artwork is by petros sianos!
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): @doca Old GDR novelty. Early GDR-Nina hagen made similar comedy stuff. It's about the weather ... ... summer vacation at the Baltic Sea (the guys all dressed in winter-fur) ... "it's all great here, why shall we go to the Black Sea?" (Gregoria and krimea were among the most exclusive and sunny vacation destinations.
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): ... in the eastern block.
	9:28am doca: @Guido: Yeah, I saw it is old DDR stuff, just a little bit of ostalgie, I guess. When I fist watched it was one of the most nonsense things I've ever seen.
	9:28am Guido (Cologne): Found it: Jane & Barton - 1983 www.youtube.com...
	9:29am northguineahills: dig the art. I'd want it as a tee-shirt (that's a compliment).
	9:31am Guido (Cologne): It's not nonsense, it's satire! and it#s not ostalgie, it's real old 80ies GDR.
	9:33am northguineahills: It was 3F/-16C this morning here in Brooklyn when I woke up. I think it's been colder maybe 4 mornings in the last 13 years I've been here.
	9:34am Lucky: Great come back show so far!
	9:37am bobdoesthings: g'morning
	9:40am glenn: -39c (with wind chill) in trawna this morning.
	9:41am bobdoesthings: yeh yeh yeh.. people it's cold. we get it. .warm up with sometunes!
	9:49am Chris from DC: 50s by the weekend. That's getting me through this.
	9:50am Lewis: 30's by the weekend, but same idea here in the twin cities
	9:53am Dr. Goot: The show is kickin' it!! Thanks.
	9:53am Lucy Dixon: Where does this painting come from? It's where I want to be!
	9:55am Trouble: i hear you lucy!! art is by petros sianos
	9:59am Ike: Yeah, somebody teleport us all there stat!
	10:00am bobdoesthings: the neon coastline concerns me, nobody else?
	10:01am dale: it has a definite 70s yearbook vibe
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @bobd: You should see it @ night though!...
	10:03am still b/p: Dayyyyyyglo, Day-ay-ay-glo...
	10:03am bobdoesthings: @revRabbit - fair enough.. I'm sold.
	10:03am oh lawd: Jaques Pepin sparrow au vin
	10:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I am diggin' the neon coastline highly. Fluorescents and making a comeback.
	10:06am sugarwolf: I am sooo glad I don't have work today....
	10:06am Alessia: I love your accent in Italian, Trouble!
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...computers inciting sex - that's funny...'scuse me got this other window open...
	10:07am common: beast in space, trouble? I own that for some reason.
	10:07am northguineahills: I love the cold, then I realize I need to buy a new pair of boots.
	10:11am dale: i had to fill my bird feeders when i got up, it was one outside. didn't feel much different than anything below freezing the first minute, but after a while your eyes and nostrils told you to seek heat.
	10:11am northguineahills: woah, this moebius & beerbohm is nice....
	10:12am Chris from DC: Yeah, Scott's last premium is great.
	10:12am doca: It's 34C/93F here in Porto Alegre. Boy, I wish I had a pool or a beach somewhere near.
	10:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - think of Australia people.
	10:15am common: so cold walking to work...my eyes were watering, my coffee turned to slush and my beard froze from my breath. good stuff.
	10:19am jlowe: this song is gorgeous...thanks trouble...a little trouble goes a long way...devendra
	10:20am Trouble: we got one egg from my hens this morning! that is some rhode island red action for you.
	10:20am βrian: Warming skies over the isthmus today (-15℉). Bonjour.
	10:22am bobdoesthings: Where's this from Trouble? Saharan/Mali?
	10:23am jlowe: what is that gorgeous piece of art?...please explain... and rhode island reds..get there egg on in this cold...god bless them...
	10:24am Ken From Hyde Park: A heart-warming story about the benefits of music education in young students - www.pbs.org...
	10:25am jlowe: nevermind...i read the above posting.
	10:25am still b/p: I heard it noted this morning that some US locations were colder than Mars.
	10:26am Brian in UK: Just got my tickets for Bill Callahan & Alastair Roberts booked. Shame it is a large venue but hey.
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..not only a distinctive singer, but defies gravity : cdn.c.photoshelter.com...
	10:29am northguineahills: Australia has finally cooled off. But, Western Australia got walloped by Cyclone Christine.
	10:30am common: i love this bill callahan tune! Thanks Trouble!
	10:31am dale: i love the pundits who always say these cold extremes disprove global warming
	10:34am Brian in UK: Anyone who liked the Bill Callahan might lke this NPR shot in a community garden in NY. www.npr.org...
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx for report ngh. Been astonished by the 120°F temp.s there.
	10:35am PKNY: Good call on the Doug & Jean Carn, so necessary right now!
	10:37am northguineahills: woah, cool, Brian, I've been to that garden!
	10:38am Andrew Waterloo: @dale: www.newyorker.com...
	10:40am dale: andrew - so it is written, so it is done!
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - What Climatologists predicted w/ higher temperatures & melting ice (higher sea levels & more water in the atmosphere) - was fewer storms - but larger ones. - So - what have your news reports shown - ?? - Climate is a Complex & Chaotic System that is hard to predict all right - so why should that mean it can't be altered &/or the results of doing so wouldn't be serious? In fact, Chaotic Systems are sensitive to changes in input - especially over time...
	10:43am Trouble: that is a sweet park, thanks for the link brian!
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: Not really larger storms but more severe weather. This isn't beyond the basic weather we learned in elementary school.
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They've certainly been larger storms in N'Orleans, Vermont, New Jersey/NY, Tornado Alley in the MidWest, the Philippines...
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yet Fewer - that's right ! Texas got a little dry there as well...
	10:51am common: thanks for that link, brian!
	10:57am dale: that was a gorgeous version. leon russel's 'hummingbird' is stunning as well
	10:57am βrian: I always confuse Andy Williams with Andy Griffith.
	11:01am king koopa: Hi Trouble, thanks for the sun ra! sun is nice when its 5 degrees.
	11:02am Vivian: Trouble, how are your chickens doing in this cold weather?
	11:02am Bill W: The Right Stuff is probably my second-favorite Philip Kaufman film next to his terrific New Age remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Unbearable Lightness of Being is a pretty decent adaptation too.
	11:04am Nardo: without googling, I believe Kaufman did Henry and June, which was one of the first NC-17 films. I think the horror film he did was the remake if Invasion of The Body Snatchers
	11:04am bobdoesthings: Suzuki Junzo!! awesome!
	11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Astronauts were Military Jock deathwish testpilot types - I got mixed feelings about them & the whole enterprise - but definite nostalgia for the Space Race in my youth, & it's obvious & strong Metaphorical correlation to the Psychedelic &/or Consciousness Movement(s) & such...The film is its' own thing, of course.
	11:09am Chris from DC: The Cellar Door was a bit before my time, but it must have been cool to see Neil in that small room.
	11:09am Guido (Cologne): puuuuh ... he has trouble to keep the note ... much too often I have problems to hear Neil Young sing. Loved the Buffalo Springfield version.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nice pairings Troub...
	11:13am common: love invasion of the body snatchers. i'm wearing a shirt my friend airbrushed. an image of donald sutherland screaming from the end of that flick. brilliant!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Neil Young is epileptic & calls himself 'Shaky' - if that has anything to do w/ it. Not that your wrong exactly - but I'm inclined to credit him w/ digging deep & using the instrument he has ? - kewl common!
	11:17am northguineahills: Been wiping my pepper and chili plants of aphids and mealybugs. Since I've brought the plants inside, there are no natural predators, so the parasites have exploded.
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yeah I want that Buffalo Springfield box !...
	11:17am Michael: Neil started a week at Carnegie Hall last night: nyti.ms...
	11:18am northguineahills: That Buffalo Springfield box is awesome!
	11:19am Guido (Cologne): I don't blame Neil. I have some solo performances from early 70ies which work good. ... in doupt the second Springfield is the must-have.
	11:19am Priscilla: @northguineahills: I've been fighting spider mites on all my indoor plants for years. I mist them a lot :-(
	11:22am Guido (Cologne): Concerning Buffalo Springfield: Could it be that they only somewhat ridiculous band photos? Pulling faces, funny gestures and stuff? Anyone knows something about that?
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Michael: Thx for Link! - maybe it's just that Neil & I are both ♏Scorpios ; ) ...in keeping w/ the arthropod turn of convo. ...
	11:26am northguineahills: My all year indoor plants are either succulents, palms, or waxy, so they can't attack them. I wish I had a ladybug farm to take care of the parasites. The usual organic sprays I use are a bit too fragrant for me to use indoors.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - interesting question Guido considering they looked pretty striking w/ those sideburns & suede fringe & all...I think posing all the time would be hard for me to take seriously...
	11:27am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Neil also is the sole owner of the Lionel toy train company. He bailed them out of bankruptcy.
	11:27am northguineahills: Didn't Duane or Small Change have kwes on the air here at WFMU lately?
	11:27am Priscilla: They have attacked my jade plants. Bastards!
	11:29am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: All my plants save one have scales. I've wiped them down but they keep coming back.
	11:30am Priscilla: Bring back the natural predators!
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think Scott Williams has a mantis...
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Such a sweet version Heroes. Love it.
	11:36am Guido (Cologne): ... SWEEEET ... and in German ... hehehe ... Berlin-flashbacks ...
	11:38am Foreign Listener K: The German is fantastic - a worthy version with a clever twist.
	11:38am Trouble: you can watch that live performance of heroes on the this is the modern world with trouble facebook page: www.facebook.com... thanks shagalov!
	11:53am Trouble: vivian, my hens are hanging in there. one egg this morning, not bad in sub zero temps
	11:57am Lewis: @trouble - the tally brown facebook link comes up broken in my world...
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: @Trouble - The link for your Facebook page above seems so have an extraneous period dot in there.
	11:58am Greg from Bloomfield: Thought this was a "King Of Spain" cover. In fact, I still think this is a "King Of Spain" cover...
	11:58am Trouble: lewis:he posted it on the page and that's where i played it from , odd...are you logged in to facebook? don't know if that matters. page shoulsd be viewable without logging in, but that is up to fb i suppose.
	11:59am northguineahills: Awesome, Trouble! Two hours later, and I massacred a couple hundred parasites on just one poblano plant. I need to rub them off once a week so they don't get so bad during the winter.
	12:00pm Lewis: probably password problems at my end… I am struggling with the social media these days as I try to create separate work and not work identities… THnks!
	12:00pm Vivian: Poor gals! Didn't you post a photo of chickens wearing sweaters? If the temps don't rise, maybe the ladies need another layer..
	12:00pm Priscilla: Thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!! till next week
	12:00pm Trouble: fixed it thanks!!ken
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever Trouble !
	1:05pm Vincenzo de la vega: Enorme la reprise de Heroes. Merci

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 7, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
alice damon	waterfall winds "waterfall winds" by "alice damon"	I Am the Center: Private Issue New Age Music in America, 1950-1990	Light in the Attic			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
james blake	overgrown "overgrown" by "james blake"	overgrown	republic			*	0:07:16 (Pop-up)
jane	it's a fine day "it's a fine day" by "jane"	Scared to Get Happy: A Story of Indie Pop 1980-1989	cherry red			*	0:12:45 (Pop-up)
lobi traore	ni tugula mogo mi ko "ni tugula mogo mi ko" by "lobi traore"	bamako nights	glitterbeat			*	0:15:08 (Pop-up)
baroque jazz trio	zoma "zoma" by "baroque jazz trio"						0:24:21 (Pop-up)

oneohtrix	americans "americans" by "oneohtrix"	r plus seven	warp			*	0:34:50 (Pop-up)
william onyeabor	love is blind "love is blind" by "william onyeabor"	who is william onyeabor?	luaka bop			*	0:39:31 (Pop-up)
marcello giombini	la bestia nello spazio seq. 3	la bestia nello spazio ost					0:47:13 (Pop-up)
vic godard & the subway sect	double negative (bbc peel sessions 1978)	what's the matter boy?					0:49:28 (Pop-up)
cults	always forever "always forever" by "cults"	static				*	0:52:13 (Pop-up)
esnew reader	undivided love "undivided love" by "esnew reader"	Modesty Blaise No. 1 (V/A)					0:56:12 (Pop-up)
Mary Lou Williams	aquarius "aquarius" by "Mary Lou Williams"	zodiac suite					0:58:23 (Pop-up)

moebius & beerbohm	glucose "glucose" by "moebius & beerbohm"	Synthaesthesia: Scott Williams's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium					1:08:21 (Pop-up)
Strawberry Switchblade	who knows what love is?	the platinum collection					1:11:34 (Pop-up)
adanowsky	you are the one( with devendra banhart)	amador					1:15:12 (Pop-up)
oumou sangare	sukunyali "sukunyali" by "oumou sangare"	seya					1:18:46 (Pop-up)
bill callahan	seagull "seagull" by "bill callahan"	dream river	drag city			*	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
marion williams	come out the corner	can't keep it to myself					1:30:49 (Pop-up)
doug carn	revelation w/ jean carn	revelation	black jazz	1973		*	1:32:54 (Pop-up)
sun ra	twin stars of thence "twin stars of thence" by "sun ra"	Lanquidity		1978			1:36:57 (Pop-up)
nick drake	from the morning "from the morning" by "nick drake"						1:46:26 (Pop-up)
harry nilsson	how long can disco on	flash harry	varese sarbande	1980		*	1:49:24 (Pop-up)
donny hathaway	a song for you "a song for you" by "donny hathaway"	never my love: the anthology					1:51:40 (Pop-up)

suzuki junzo	midsummer's end "midsummer's end" by "suzuki junzo"	sings II	nod and smile			*	2:03:11 (Pop-up)
neil young	expecting to fly "expecting to fly" by "neil young"	Live at the Cellar Door			1969	*	2:05:05 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	scenic railway "scenic railway" by "serge gainsbourg"	confidentiel					2:07:57 (Pop-up)
RK Nagati	de l'orient a l'orion "de l'orient a l'orion" by "RK Nagati"	Mobilisation Generale: Protest and Spirit Jazz from France 1970-76	digger's digest			*	2:11:21 (Pop-up)
juana molina	eras "eras" by "juana molina"	wed 21	crammed discs			*	2:15:49 (Pop-up)
kwes	36 "36" by "kwes"	Ilp	warp			*	2:19:38 (Pop-up)
joy wellboy	i can handle "i can handle" by "joy wellboy"	yorokobi's mantra	Bpitch control			*	2:24:12 (Pop-up)
paul williams	someday man "someday man" by "paul williams"	someday man					2:26:44 (Pop-up)
federico aubele	labertinto del ayer	5	13 records			*	2:29:54 (Pop-up)
tally brown	heroes "heroes" by "tally brown"						2:32:08 (Pop-up)

las kellies	jealousy feat dennis bovell	total exposure	fire			*	2:44:04 (Pop-up)
joe higgs	got to make a way "got to make a way" by "joe higgs"	life of contradiction	pressure sounds			*	2:46:20 (Pop-up)
golden silvers	another universe "another universe" by "golden silvers"	true romance					2:49:04 (Pop-up)
chosen few	tears of a clown "tears of a clown" by "chosen few"						2:53:22 (Pop-up)
cate le bon	duke "duke" by "cate le bon"	mugmuseum	wichita/turnstile			*	2:56:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good jolly day all!
	9:03am Dr. Goot: Fuchsia!
	9:03am dale: good morning. dreaming of warming sounds...
	9:04am Guido (Cologne): Hi Trouble!
	9:04am doca: Morning, Trouble! Today's artwork really matches the music now playing
	9:04am Konin: Sun, rise!
	9:05am Trouble: i always misspell fuch-sia ( fuschia) so the page needs to be refreshed to get the real fuchsia effect. 2014 a whole new year free of typing errors!!
	9:07am doca: I always misread Fursaxa as fuchsia or something alike.
	9:08am duke: Good morning Trouble and troublers
	9:10am Trouble: doca we are looking for a full frontal assault on your senses today!
	9:11am doca: The cool thing about that Light in the Attic compilation is to get rid of the bad aspects of the New Age label and making it clear how things created by that "spirit" are all over today's music, even pop music (as this Blake tune shows).
	9:13am doca: @Trouble: letters, colors and sounds? I didn't know you were a multimedia DJ!
	9:13am Guido (Cologne): I never will stop making embarrassing misreadings and stupid typos.
	9:16am Trouble: exactly doca, AND anything light in the attic touches turns to gold!
	9:16am doca: @Guido: Have you seen this? Speaking of embarrassing cheesy German songs, but this at least is intentionally cheesy www.myvideo.de...
	9:17am common: i love the artwork, trouble. and the tunes!
	9:17am Guido (Cologne): can this "jane"-track be an outtake by a LP by "Jane & Barton"? i remember the song somehow and just as I see Cherry Red ... ... that was a cut-out-buy back in the mid 80ies ...
	9:17am Trouble: today's gorgeous artwork is by petros sianos!
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): @doca Old GDR novelty. Early GDR-Nina hagen made similar comedy stuff. It's about the weather ... ... summer vacation at the Baltic Sea (the guys all dressed in winter-fur) ... "it's all great here, why shall we go to the Black Sea?" (Gregoria and krimea were among the most exclusive and sunny vacation destinations.
	9:25am Guido (Cologne): ... in the eastern block.
	9:28am doca: @Guido: Yeah, I saw it is old DDR stuff, just a little bit of ostalgie, I guess. When I fist watched it was one of the most nonsense things I've ever seen.
	9:28am Guido (Cologne): Found it: Jane & Barton - 1983 www.youtube.com...
	9:29am northguineahills: dig the art. I'd want it as a tee-shirt (that's a compliment).
	9:31am Guido (Cologne): It's not nonsense, it's satire! and it#s not ostalgie, it's real old 80ies GDR.
	9:33am northguineahills: It was 3F/-16C this morning here in Brooklyn when I woke up. I think it's been colder maybe 4 mornings in the last 13 years I've been here.
	9:34am Lucky: Great come back show so far!
	9:37am bobdoesthings: g'morning
	9:40am glenn: -39c (with wind chill) in trawna this morning.
	9:41am bobdoesthings: yeh yeh yeh.. people it's cold. we get it. .warm up with sometunes!
	9:49am Chris from DC: 50s by the weekend. That's getting me through this.
	9:50am Lewis: 30's by the weekend, but same idea here in the twin cities
	9:53am Dr. Goot: The show is kickin' it!! Thanks.
	9:53am Lucy Dixon: Where does this painting come from? It's where I want to be!
	9:55am Trouble: i hear you lucy!! art is by petros sianos
	9:59am Ike: Yeah, somebody teleport us all there stat!
	10:00am bobdoesthings: the neon coastline concerns me, nobody else?
	10:01am dale: it has a definite 70s yearbook vibe
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @bobd: You should see it @ night though!...
	10:03am still b/p: Dayyyyyyglo, Day-ay-ay-glo...
	10:03am bobdoesthings: @revRabbit - fair enough.. I'm sold.
	10:03am oh lawd: Jaques Pepin sparrow au vin
	10:04am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I am diggin' the neon coastline highly. Fluorescents and making a comeback.
	10:06am sugarwolf: I am sooo glad I don't have work today....
	10:06am Alessia: I love your accent in Italian, Trouble!
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...computers inciting sex - that's funny...'scuse me got this other window open...
	10:07am common: beast in space, trouble? I own that for some reason.
	10:07am northguineahills: I love the cold, then I realize I need to buy a new pair of boots.
	10:11am dale: i had to fill my bird feeders when i got up, it was one outside. didn't feel much different than anything below freezing the first minute, but after a while your eyes and nostrils told you to seek heat.
	10:11am northguineahills: woah, this moebius & beerbohm is nice....
	10:12am Chris from DC: Yeah, Scott's last premium is great.
	10:12am doca: It's 34C/93F here in Porto Alegre. Boy, I wish I had a pool or a beach somewhere near.
	10:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - think of Australia people.
	10:15am common: so cold walking to work...my eyes were watering, my coffee turned to slush and my beard froze from my breath. good stuff.
	10:19am jlowe: this song is gorgeous...thanks trouble...a little trouble goes a long way...devendra
	10:20am Trouble: we got one egg from my hens this morning! that is some rhode island red action for you.
	10:20am βrian: Warming skies over the isthmus today (-15℉). Bonjour.
	10:22am bobdoesthings: Where's this from Trouble? Saharan/Mali?
	10:23am jlowe: what is that gorgeous piece of art?...please explain... and rhode island reds..get there egg on in this cold...god bless them...
	10:24am Ken From Hyde Park: A heart-warming story about the benefits of music education in young students - www.pbs.org...
	10:25am jlowe: nevermind...i read the above posting.
	10:25am still b/p: I heard it noted this morning that some US locations were colder than Mars.
	10:26am Brian in UK: Just got my tickets for Bill Callahan & Alastair Roberts booked. Shame it is a large venue but hey.
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..not only a distinctive singer, but defies gravity : cdn.c.photoshelter.com...
	10:29am northguineahills: Australia has finally cooled off. But, Western Australia got walloped by Cyclone Christine.
	10:30am common: i love this bill callahan tune! Thanks Trouble!
	10:31am dale: i love the pundits who always say these cold extremes disprove global warming
	10:34am Brian in UK: Anyone who liked the Bill Callahan might lke this NPR shot in a community garden in NY. www.npr.org...
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx for report ngh. Been astonished by the 120°F temp.s there.
	10:35am PKNY: Good call on the Doug & Jean Carn, so necessary right now!
	10:37am northguineahills: woah, cool, Brian, I've been to that garden!
	10:38am Andrew Waterloo: @dale: www.newyorker.com...
	10:40am dale: andrew - so it is written, so it is done!
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - What Climatologists predicted w/ higher temperatures & melting ice (higher sea levels & more water in the atmosphere) - was fewer storms - but larger ones. - So - what have your news reports shown - ?? - Climate is a Complex & Chaotic System that is hard to predict all right - so why should that mean it can't be altered &/or the results of doing so wouldn't be serious? In fact, Chaotic Systems are sensitive to changes in input - especially over time...
	10:43am Trouble: that is a sweet park, thanks for the link brian!
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: Not really larger storms but more severe weather. This isn't beyond the basic weather we learned in elementary school.
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They've certainly been larger storms in N'Orleans, Vermont, New Jersey/NY, Tornado Alley in the MidWest, the Philippines...
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yet Fewer - that's right ! Texas got a little dry there as well...
	10:51am common: thanks for that link, brian!
	10:57am dale: that was a gorgeous version. leon russel's 'hummingbird' is stunning as well
	10:57am βrian: I always confuse Andy Williams with Andy Griffith.
	11:01am king koopa: Hi Trouble, thanks for the sun ra! sun is nice when its 5 degrees.
	11:02am Vivian: Trouble, how are your chickens doing in this cold weather?
	11:02am Bill W: The Right Stuff is probably my second-favorite Philip Kaufman film next to his terrific New Age remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Unbearable Lightness of Being is a pretty decent adaptation too.
	11:04am Nardo: without googling, I believe Kaufman did Henry and June, which was one of the first NC-17 films. I think the horror film he did was the remake if Invasion of The Body Snatchers
	11:04am bobdoesthings: Suzuki Junzo!! awesome!
	11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Astronauts were Military Jock deathwish testpilot types - I got mixed feelings about them & the whole enterprise - but definite nostalgia for the Space Race in my youth, & it's obvious & strong Metaphorical correlation to the Psychedelic &/or Consciousness Movement(s) & such...The film is its' own thing, of course.
	11:09am Chris from DC: The Cellar Door was a bit before my time, but it must have been cool to see Neil in that small room.
	11:09am Guido (Cologne): puuuuh ... he has trouble to keep the note ... much too often I have problems to hear Neil Young sing. Loved the Buffalo Springfield version.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nice pairings Troub...
	11:13am common: love invasion of the body snatchers. i'm wearing a shirt my friend airbrushed. an image of donald sutherland screaming from the end of that flick. brilliant!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Neil Young is epileptic & calls himself 'Shaky' - if that has anything to do w/ it. Not that your wrong exactly - but I'm inclined to credit him w/ digging deep & using the instrument he has ? - kewl common!
	11:17am northguineahills: Been wiping my pepper and chili plants of aphids and mealybugs. Since I've brought the plants inside, there are no natural predators, so the parasites have exploded.
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yeah I want that Buffalo Springfield box !...
	11:17am Michael: Neil started a week at Carnegie Hall last night: nyti.ms...
	11:18am northguineahills: That Buffalo Springfield box is awesome!
	11:19am Guido (Cologne): I don't blame Neil. I have some solo performances from early 70ies which work good. ... in doupt the second Springfield is the must-have.
	11:19am Priscilla: @northguineahills: I've been fighting spider mites on all my indoor plants for years. I mist them a lot :-(
	11:22am Guido (Cologne): Concerning Buffalo Springfield: Could it be that they only somewhat ridiculous band photos? Pulling faces, funny gestures and stuff? Anyone knows something about that?
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Michael: Thx for Link! - maybe it's just that Neil & I are both ♏Scorpios ; ) ...in keeping w/ the arthropod turn of convo. ...
	11:26am northguineahills: My all year indoor plants are either succulents, palms, or waxy, so they can't attack them. I wish I had a ladybug farm to take care of the parasites. The usual organic sprays I use are a bit too fragrant for me to use indoors.
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - interesting question Guido considering they looked pretty striking w/ those sideburns & suede fringe & all...I think posing all the time would be hard for me to take seriously...
	11:27am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Neil also is the sole owner of the Lionel toy train company. He bailed them out of bankruptcy.
	11:27am northguineahills: Didn't Duane or Small Change have kwes on the air here at WFMU lately?
	11:27am Priscilla: They have attacked my jade plants. Bastards!
	11:29am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: All my plants save one have scales. I've wiped them down but they keep coming back.
	11:30am Priscilla: Bring back the natural predators!
	11:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think Scott Williams has a mantis...
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Such a sweet version Heroes. Love it.
	11:36am Guido (Cologne): ... SWEEEET ... and in German ... hehehe ... Berlin-flashbacks ...
	11:38am Foreign Listener K: The German is fantastic - a worthy version with a clever twist.
	11:38am Trouble: you can watch that live performance of heroes on the this is the modern world with trouble facebook page: www.facebook.com... thanks shagalov!
	11:53am Trouble: vivian, my hens are hanging in there. one egg this morning, not bad in sub zero temps
	11:57am Lewis: @trouble - the tally brown facebook link comes up broken in my world...
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: @Trouble - The link for your Facebook page above seems so have an extraneous period dot in there.
	11:58am Greg from Bloomfield: Thought this was a "King Of Spain" cover. In fact, I still think this is a "King Of Spain" cover...
	11:58am Trouble: lewis:he posted it on the page and that's where i played it from , odd...are you logged in to facebook? don't know if that matters. page shoulsd be viewable without logging in, but that is up to fb i suppose.
	11:59am northguineahills: Awesome, Trouble! Two hours later, and I massacred a couple hundred parasites on just one poblano plant. I need to rub them off once a week so they don't get so bad during the winter.
	12:00pm Lewis: probably password problems at my end… I am struggling with the social media these days as I try to create separate work and not work identities… THnks!
	12:00pm Vivian: Poor gals! Didn't you post a photo of chickens wearing sweaters? If the temps don't rise, maybe the ladies need another layer..
	12:00pm Priscilla: Thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!! till next week
	12:00pm Trouble: fixed it thanks!!ken
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever Trouble !
	1:05pm Vincenzo de la vega: Enorme la reprise de Heroes. Merci

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 7, 2014

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