WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 15, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am duke: Good morning trouble, listeners, and Sun Ra
	9:04am trouble: you will accept or you will reject! good morning fellow destinie!
	9:05am common: again, cool art. mornin' trouble, duke, everyone!
	9:10am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Trouble!
	9:11am yayson: another soothing morning thanks to trouble :)
	9:12am trouble: lonnie holley is stopping by later on today for a chit chat. don't know exactly what time, but it will be after 10 i imagine.
	9:16am common: yay! lonnie!
	9:16am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all. Also, what common said.
	9:19am trouble: merci! today's art is by joanne greenbaum.
	9:21am duke: yes yay lonnie!
	9:22am ?: Morning, great start trouble!
	9:31am Guido from Cologne: Kath Baird!
	9:32am dc pat: man, I'm glad I didn't stay up for the stupid lunar eclipse. Overcast and raining...no show.
	9:33am common: same here, dc pat. i had a dream last eve that i did see it, though. it was nuts.
	9:37am dc pat: Sandra Rhodes said it. @common: at least you got to see something.
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm voting LENORE. No contest. 'mornin' troops.
	9:38am Van in DC: Rats. Missed Sharon. Hi there Trouble
	9:40am common: i love hearing this guy speak French to birds. Soothing.
	9:42am Ken: Morning everybodies - all WFMU streams and FM signals will go down for no more than five minutes today at Noon. We have to switch out a battery backup that controls IT ALL.
	9:42am Guido from Cologne: NO RELATION to Laura and Meg baird of baird Sisters! Spires that in The Sunset Rise !!!
	9:43am ghostofpeterfalk: Hello Trouble and all - Beautiful song from Sandra Rhodes, but no rain here this afternoon in West Yorkshire, glorious sunshine! And co-incidentally with lunar eclipse chat from common and d c pat, I saw Ti West's House of The Devil last night, in which such an occurrence plays a key factor in the plot. Spooky in many ways....
	9:43am emily: Good morning from Detroit!
	9:43am dc pat: That's it, SMKen. I want my money back.
	9:44am Van in DC: Does that include archives?
	9:47am Ken: Archives that begin before Noon should continue playing OK. Emphasis on "should."
	9:47am duke: @ken does WFMU run on AA or D cell batteries?
	9:48am Ken: WFMU runs on one of these, plus several hamster wheels: i1007.photobucket.com...
	9:48am trouble: hey emily in detroit!! how are you? how is school going?
	9:50am northguineahills: So, we should all take a bathroom break at noon, got it!
	10:01am TDK60: Melle Mel & F.F. is such joyous sound on a gray morning.
	10:02am dc pat: why is this GM melle mel tune so damn good??
	10:02am Sem Chumbo: :)
	10:02am trouble: it's the kazoos
	10:03am Ike: Agreed, CD Tap & TDK60. BTW, TDK60, are you a cassette tape? I was more of a Fuji and Maxell kind of guy and still have a lot of those in my car, but there must be at least one TDK.
	10:06am dc pat: I was def a TDK guy. Never steered me wrong. Maxells seemed to like to wrap the tape around the spindles in the player for me.
	10:11am HarktheUmpire: I was a whatever-I-could-get-my-hands-on-and-fill-with-my-mad-rants-and-raves kind of guy. Also, I was 8 years old.
	10:11am Ken/ Park Slope: A really inspired playlist this morning! Channeling caffeinated feelings from having my tax reruns in the mail.
	10:17am trouble: merci ken!
	10:20am TDK60: Ike, I'm a Late Humanoid not a tape. I like TDK & Maxell. I used some cheaper tapes too. Still record a few tapes. Have lots of cassettes still, about 6- or 700 cassettes. I don't endorse any company tho. Maybe I should change my name?
	10:21am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning Trouble + listeners! Just mailed in my tax returns AND my FMU pledge. Though the government will not be sending me back a bunch of swag in the mail...
	10:23am Ike: Wow, that's even more cassettes than me. I prob. have 200. Is TDK even still in business? Naming yourself after a defunct (?) company is hip, not endorsement-esque.
	10:23am ghostofpeterfalk: Love that Kevin Morby tune, the riff somehow reminds me of that piano line from Betty Blue OST. Ken, Trouble's playlists are always inspired are they not? Can I put in a kind word for BASF?
	10:26am thriftstoreleather: what a great song!
	10:26am thriftstoreleather: goodmornin!
	10:30am Fuji-ike DR-II 100: Music from a gas station/rest stop in Italy?! That's so evocative, Trubz.
	10:30am Sem Chumbo: Noon would be a good time to play that Cage thing at noon. No dead air that way.
	10:31am ghostlywarble: Sorry to hear about your accident! I was run over by a car a month ago and STILL have yet to get any compensation. It's super frustrating and this Joe Higgs song is the only thing helping.
	10:32am dc pat: I still have some stuff on tape. One tape that's irreplaceable is Anthony Braxton Performance 1979. Best jazz album on earth. I digitized it as well just to make sure.
	10:33am dc pat: jeeze trouble, ghostly--be careful out there. Cars are stupid horrible things.
	10:33am TDK60: I don't see TDKs around, now that you mention. I can get Maxells at my corner bodega in NYC.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: I actually bought a new album on cassette this weekend.
	10:36am Andrew Waterloo: I still look at the recent cassette trend with a sideways glance.
	10:37am Reeshard: "saudade" pron. "sow-DAH-djee" - the feeling of missing something or someone
	10:41am herb.nyc: hi all, (1) oh great, we pay $1.2million for this radio station and then we lose 5minutes of airtime. i say "class action lawsuit". any lawyers here? (2) tape cassettes? they sure are fun, and, not. i once took a 60min tape and put 120min of stuff on it. more bang for the buck. (3) inspired by JOHN LURIE's no-show, i took some dvd's of his from nypl. one was "permanent vacation" and in its beginning, you can see the bldg that the mulberry street library is now housed in. neat. as for the movie, well... - take care.
	10:42am common: still using a 4 track...when it works.
	10:42am TDK60: An online search reveals TDK still extant, their tapes too. I just don't see them around as much. Most likely via online merchants or office supply stores.
	10:43am Jeezy: I actually bought the Katie Gately album I heard on WFMU over the web in limited ed. cassette form just so they would send me the DL link then emailed them to NOT send the cassette please. I try to keep as much physical stuff out of my lil' Brooklyn apt as possible!
	10:44am dc pat: speaking of old shit, I got my daughter a polaroid camera for her last birthday. She loved it. Totally different experience than snapping photos with dumb phone.
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: @jeezy, that's how I feel now that I've tried to move my CD collection around.
	10:46am coelacanth: Hi Trouble Hi Everyone.
	10:46am AZ Dave: One of the great collective brain farts in the history of the Oscars: "The Look of Love" lost to "Talk to the Animals" in 1968.
	10:47am common: hell yes, dc pat! love polaroid! film in general.
	10:47am ghostofpeterfalk: Wow, Christopher Scott's version of Look of Love! Superb Trouble! I feel nostalgia regarding cassettes, but when the kids came along storage considerations meant harsh decisions for the music collection. Still have many legendary John Peel shows though.
	10:48am Andrew Waterloo: I bought the cassette to support a local band that is actually really cool stoner rock band.
	10:48am common: nice avatar, ghostof...i was just watching columbo the other night.
	10:50am βrian: I think I heard a Lonnie honk.
	10:50am dc pat: [gasp] Do I hear Lonnie??
	10:51am blee: Lonnie Holley! Mind on, check.
	10:51am ghostofpeterfalk: Thanks common. I never tire of them, was it an episode from the 70's?
	10:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Preach.
	10:56am Sandy: C'etait "Sous les ciels de Paris," pas "Les feuilles mortes."
	10:56am ghostlywarble: I'm in Atlanta and I just saw a new Lonnie Holley exhibit being installed near my house! It's great to see him get national recognition (and finally recognition from his own city)
	10:57am common: @ghostof...yes! I'm watching the 1st season. so good!
	10:58am common: @ghostly...that's great! I missed him in philly recently and was bummed.
	11:01am Parq: This "If You See Me" is a gas.
	11:03am coelacanth: TDK 60 Don't change your name! They were the best. I have tapes numbered up to 1,173 + a few hundred un-numbered,& at least 382 "official" ones. over 50% are tdks & most still sound good- some from c.1978. Much fewer maxells and almost no others still do. (sorry- i know that conversation was a long time ago!)
	11:05am ghostofpeterfalk: Common, fantastic! A joy to see the master at work. The series hardly put a foot wrong in the 70s. Mind On from Lonnie Holley great.
	11:05am Parq: "I'm steering a lot of ships". Careful how you say that; you're on the air.
	11:06am herb.nyc: paging HERMIONE MOOG, dj trouble is calling you (but don't do so betw 12noon and 12:05, plz) (oh, so we're getting about 5min less of todd-o-phonic todd. well, i guess that 's ok)
	11:07am Ike: And also 5 min. less of Tony Coulter on GTDR, I presume.
	11:08am luca: stunning, that selda track, trouble...ty
	11:11am trouble: merci sandy.
	11:13am coelacanth: Trouble,i like your art.
	11:19am common: @ghost of: indeed!
	11:20am trouble: thanks coelacanth, today's artists is joanne greenbaum
	11:23am coelacanth: Columbo was Great! My sister & i watched it every wednesday (?) night. Tv was much classier then.
	11:25am coelacanth: ...well,not always!
	11:27am Andrew Waterloo: speaking of cassettes, here's something to watch in that 5 minute gap
	11:29am Parq: I was about to say, Coel, no it wasn't. Dye-No-Mite, anyone?
	11:31am Andrew Waterloo: oh.. need the link www.youtube.com...
	11:32am ghostofpeterfalk: coelacanth, haha - glad to hear you are also a fan, but you're right Columbo was one of the classier and more influential TV detective shows. Good shout on the art by the way and Trouble meant to say that Mr Paul Becker's art last week was an excellent choice, I checked out his blogspot link. Very cool.
	11:32am I.K.E. (Ice King Enterprises): @coelacanth, for those of us who prefer serialized stories in shows like Breaking Bad and not just cases of the week, the best shows today make it TV's New Golden Age and WAY classier than 60s-70s TV. I'm looking forward to the premiere of Fargo: The Series tonight. Supposed it's surprisingly good.
	11:33am I.K.E.: *supposedly
	11:34am bibi: hi all. this barbara was such a poser. she literally said 'i would have been such a kickass hooker'. hm.
	11:34am coelacanth: Thanks for making me laugh,Parq! Yeah,it always had some LOW lows,after all! And,honestly,i don't know much of what's on tv now;Just some horrible crap that my niece watches,and a few others which are very well done;But i still couldn't call them "classy".
	11:34am blee: Good morning Lonnie
	11:35am robyn: "Music is the needle, and I bring the stitches" - love it
	11:38am blee: Listening to Trouble and Lonnie just made my day. Really inspiring.
	11:44am Van in DC: Now I know what to get Trouble for Christmas www.thisiscolossal.com...
	11:51am Erella: This guy is great!
	11:51am ghostlywarble: The beltline is one of the best things happening in Atlanta.
	11:54am coelacanth: Yes I.K.E. that may be true,but i'm not qualified to say!
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble, for the sounds, and bringing Lonnie in the studio!
	11:59am coelacanth: Thank you Dr.Trouble. Excellent. Thank Lonnie Holley.
	12:00pm coelacanth: SWEET!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 15, 2014

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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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April 15, 2014: custodians of a national treasure, Lonnie Holley stops by to chit chat

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
klara lewis	aver "aver" by "klara lewis"	ett	editions mego			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his arkestra	the music is a sound image	my way is the spaceways: space poetry vol 4	norton				0:02:54 (Pop-up)
sol hoopii	hilo "hilo" by "sol hoopii"	the master of hawaiian guitar vol 1					0:09:52 (Pop-up)
Sharon Van Etten	for you "for you" by "Sharon Van Etten"	Because I Was In Love					0:12:19 (Pop-up)
mingala ma thein nyunt etc	presenting some new tunes	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	dust to digital				0:15:47 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his arkestra	the music is a sound image	my way is the spaceways: space poetry vol 4	norton records				0:18:21 (Pop-up)
nancy lesh	Dhrupad in Chautal "Dhrupad in Chautal" by "nancy lesh"	cello					0:22:31 (Pop-up)
kathleen baird	lichen "lichen" by "kathleen baird"	Yesterday, Perhaps: Songs of the Kitchen Cynics (V/A)	enf			*	0:31:10 (Pop-up)
sandra rhodes	sho' is rainin "sho' is rainin" by "sandra rhodes"	where's your love been	Omnivore Recordings	1972		*	0:32:58 (Pop-up)

Dorothy Love Coates and the Original Gospel Harmonettes	i've heard so much about it						0:46:30 (Pop-up)
thievery corporation	Meu Nego feat karina zeviani	saudade	ESL music			*	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
nico gomez and his afro percussion inc	ritual	club africa v/a	strut				0:53:11 (Pop-up)
grandmaster melle mel and the furious five	freedom	street beat II v/a	Sugarhill Records				0:57:04 (Pop-up)
mina	mi amor "mi amor" by "mina"	mina					1:02:46 (Pop-up)
John Lurie National Orchestra	little	the invention of animals	amulet records			*	1:07:30 (Pop-up)
kevin morby	sucker in the void "sucker in the void" by "kevin morby"	harlem river	woodsist			*	1:10:51 (Pop-up)
sapphire slows	dry fruits "dry fruits" by "sapphire slows"	allegoria	not not fun			*	1:14:50 (Pop-up)
Grand Prees	jungle fever "jungle fever" by "Grand Prees"	The Golden Groups: The Best of Norton Records Volume Two	norton records			*	1:18:54 (Pop-up)
rotary connection	aladdin "aladdin" by "rotary connection"	aladdin					1:20:35 (Pop-up)

joe higgs	there's a reward "there's a reward" by "joe higgs"	life of contradiction	pressure sounds			*	1:30:24 (Pop-up)
robert glasper	letter to hermione ( robert glasper and jewels remix) feat bilala and black milk	black radio recovered the remix ep					1:34:14 (Pop-up)
nico	reich der traume "reich der traume" by "nico"	abscheid					1:36:57 (Pop-up)
christopher scott	the look of love	switched-on bacharach					1:41:09 (Pop-up)
jacqueline francois	sous les ciels de paris	magnifique					1:44:01 (Pop-up)
anne sexton	have a little mercy "have a little mercy" by "anne sexton"	love trials					1:47:07 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	mind on "mind on" by "lonnie holley"	keeping a record of it	Dust-To Digital			*	1:51:02 (Pop-up)
94 east	if you see me "if you see me" by "94 east"	Purple Snow: Forecasting the Minneapolis Sound (V/A)	numero group			*	1:57:07 (Pop-up)

selda	gesi baglari "gesi baglari" by "selda"	Bearded Ladies (V/A)					2:06:43 (Pop-up)
delfonics	trying to make a fool of me	the definitive collection					2:09:46 (Pop-up)
tammy wynette	baby come home "baby come home" by "tammy wynette"	country soul sisters v/a					2:12:47 (Pop-up)
vetiver	see you tonight "see you tonight" by "vetiver"	more of the past					2:16:06 (Pop-up)
marden hill	oh constance "oh constance" by "marden hill"	girl talk v/a					2:18:19 (Pop-up)
ceu	palhaco "palhaco" by "ceu"	caravana sereia bloom					2:21:42 (Pop-up)
tom ze	namorinho de portao "namorinho de portao" by "tom ze"	Grande Liquidação					2:23:53 (Pop-up)
eddie lang	eddie's twister "eddie's twister" by "eddie lang"	jazz guitar virtuoso					2:26:27 (Pop-up)
barbara	amoureuse "amoureuse" by "barbara"	madame					2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"conversation with lonnie holley"				conversation with lonnie holley		2:37:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am duke: Good morning trouble, listeners, and Sun Ra
	9:04am trouble: you will accept or you will reject! good morning fellow destinie!
	9:05am common: again, cool art. mornin' trouble, duke, everyone!
	9:10am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Trouble!
	9:11am yayson: another soothing morning thanks to trouble :)
	9:12am trouble: lonnie holley is stopping by later on today for a chit chat. don't know exactly what time, but it will be after 10 i imagine.
	9:16am common: yay! lonnie!
	9:16am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all. Also, what common said.
	9:19am trouble: merci! today's art is by joanne greenbaum.
	9:21am duke: yes yay lonnie!
	9:22am ?: Morning, great start trouble!
	9:31am Guido from Cologne: Kath Baird!
	9:32am dc pat: man, I'm glad I didn't stay up for the stupid lunar eclipse. Overcast and raining...no show.
	9:33am common: same here, dc pat. i had a dream last eve that i did see it, though. it was nuts.
	9:37am dc pat: Sandra Rhodes said it. @common: at least you got to see something.
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm voting LENORE. No contest. 'mornin' troops.
	9:38am Van in DC: Rats. Missed Sharon. Hi there Trouble
	9:40am common: i love hearing this guy speak French to birds. Soothing.
	9:42am Ken: Morning everybodies - all WFMU streams and FM signals will go down for no more than five minutes today at Noon. We have to switch out a battery backup that controls IT ALL.
	9:42am Guido from Cologne: NO RELATION to Laura and Meg baird of baird Sisters! Spires that in The Sunset Rise !!!
	9:43am ghostofpeterfalk: Hello Trouble and all - Beautiful song from Sandra Rhodes, but no rain here this afternoon in West Yorkshire, glorious sunshine! And co-incidentally with lunar eclipse chat from common and d c pat, I saw Ti West's House of The Devil last night, in which such an occurrence plays a key factor in the plot. Spooky in many ways....
	9:43am emily: Good morning from Detroit!
	9:43am dc pat: That's it, SMKen. I want my money back.
	9:44am Van in DC: Does that include archives?
	9:47am Ken: Archives that begin before Noon should continue playing OK. Emphasis on "should."
	9:47am duke: @ken does WFMU run on AA or D cell batteries?
	9:48am Ken: WFMU runs on one of these, plus several hamster wheels: i1007.photobucket.com...
	9:48am trouble: hey emily in detroit!! how are you? how is school going?
	9:50am northguineahills: So, we should all take a bathroom break at noon, got it!
	10:01am TDK60: Melle Mel & F.F. is such joyous sound on a gray morning.
	10:02am dc pat: why is this GM melle mel tune so damn good??
	10:02am Sem Chumbo: :)
	10:02am trouble: it's the kazoos
	10:03am Ike: Agreed, CD Tap & TDK60. BTW, TDK60, are you a cassette tape? I was more of a Fuji and Maxell kind of guy and still have a lot of those in my car, but there must be at least one TDK.
	10:06am dc pat: I was def a TDK guy. Never steered me wrong. Maxells seemed to like to wrap the tape around the spindles in the player for me.
	10:11am HarktheUmpire: I was a whatever-I-could-get-my-hands-on-and-fill-with-my-mad-rants-and-raves kind of guy. Also, I was 8 years old.
	10:11am Ken/ Park Slope: A really inspired playlist this morning! Channeling caffeinated feelings from having my tax reruns in the mail.
	10:17am trouble: merci ken!
	10:20am TDK60: Ike, I'm a Late Humanoid not a tape. I like TDK & Maxell. I used some cheaper tapes too. Still record a few tapes. Have lots of cassettes still, about 6- or 700 cassettes. I don't endorse any company tho. Maybe I should change my name?
	10:21am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning Trouble + listeners! Just mailed in my tax returns AND my FMU pledge. Though the government will not be sending me back a bunch of swag in the mail...
	10:23am Ike: Wow, that's even more cassettes than me. I prob. have 200. Is TDK even still in business? Naming yourself after a defunct (?) company is hip, not endorsement-esque.
	10:23am ghostofpeterfalk: Love that Kevin Morby tune, the riff somehow reminds me of that piano line from Betty Blue OST. Ken, Trouble's playlists are always inspired are they not? Can I put in a kind word for BASF?
	10:26am thriftstoreleather: what a great song!
	10:26am thriftstoreleather: goodmornin!
	10:30am Fuji-ike DR-II 100: Music from a gas station/rest stop in Italy?! That's so evocative, Trubz.
	10:30am Sem Chumbo: Noon would be a good time to play that Cage thing at noon. No dead air that way.
	10:31am ghostlywarble: Sorry to hear about your accident! I was run over by a car a month ago and STILL have yet to get any compensation. It's super frustrating and this Joe Higgs song is the only thing helping.
	10:32am dc pat: I still have some stuff on tape. One tape that's irreplaceable is Anthony Braxton Performance 1979. Best jazz album on earth. I digitized it as well just to make sure.
	10:33am dc pat: jeeze trouble, ghostly--be careful out there. Cars are stupid horrible things.
	10:33am TDK60: I don't see TDKs around, now that you mention. I can get Maxells at my corner bodega in NYC.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: I actually bought a new album on cassette this weekend.
	10:36am Andrew Waterloo: I still look at the recent cassette trend with a sideways glance.
	10:37am Reeshard: "saudade" pron. "sow-DAH-djee" - the feeling of missing something or someone
	10:41am herb.nyc: hi all, (1) oh great, we pay $1.2million for this radio station and then we lose 5minutes of airtime. i say "class action lawsuit". any lawyers here? (2) tape cassettes? they sure are fun, and, not. i once took a 60min tape and put 120min of stuff on it. more bang for the buck. (3) inspired by JOHN LURIE's no-show, i took some dvd's of his from nypl. one was "permanent vacation" and in its beginning, you can see the bldg that the mulberry street library is now housed in. neat. as for the movie, well... - take care.
	10:42am common: still using a 4 track...when it works.
	10:42am TDK60: An online search reveals TDK still extant, their tapes too. I just don't see them around as much. Most likely via online merchants or office supply stores.
	10:43am Jeezy: I actually bought the Katie Gately album I heard on WFMU over the web in limited ed. cassette form just so they would send me the DL link then emailed them to NOT send the cassette please. I try to keep as much physical stuff out of my lil' Brooklyn apt as possible!
	10:44am dc pat: speaking of old shit, I got my daughter a polaroid camera for her last birthday. She loved it. Totally different experience than snapping photos with dumb phone.
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: @jeezy, that's how I feel now that I've tried to move my CD collection around.
	10:46am coelacanth: Hi Trouble Hi Everyone.
	10:46am AZ Dave: One of the great collective brain farts in the history of the Oscars: "The Look of Love" lost to "Talk to the Animals" in 1968.
	10:47am common: hell yes, dc pat! love polaroid! film in general.
	10:47am ghostofpeterfalk: Wow, Christopher Scott's version of Look of Love! Superb Trouble! I feel nostalgia regarding cassettes, but when the kids came along storage considerations meant harsh decisions for the music collection. Still have many legendary John Peel shows though.
	10:48am Andrew Waterloo: I bought the cassette to support a local band that is actually really cool stoner rock band.
	10:48am common: nice avatar, ghostof...i was just watching columbo the other night.
	10:50am βrian: I think I heard a Lonnie honk.
	10:50am dc pat: [gasp] Do I hear Lonnie??
	10:51am blee: Lonnie Holley! Mind on, check.
	10:51am ghostofpeterfalk: Thanks common. I never tire of them, was it an episode from the 70's?
	10:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Preach.
	10:56am Sandy: C'etait "Sous les ciels de Paris," pas "Les feuilles mortes."
	10:56am ghostlywarble: I'm in Atlanta and I just saw a new Lonnie Holley exhibit being installed near my house! It's great to see him get national recognition (and finally recognition from his own city)
	10:57am common: @ghostof...yes! I'm watching the 1st season. so good!
	10:58am common: @ghostly...that's great! I missed him in philly recently and was bummed.
	11:01am Parq: This "If You See Me" is a gas.
	11:03am coelacanth: TDK 60 Don't change your name! They were the best. I have tapes numbered up to 1,173 + a few hundred un-numbered,& at least 382 "official" ones. over 50% are tdks & most still sound good- some from c.1978. Much fewer maxells and almost no others still do. (sorry- i know that conversation was a long time ago!)
	11:05am ghostofpeterfalk: Common, fantastic! A joy to see the master at work. The series hardly put a foot wrong in the 70s. Mind On from Lonnie Holley great.
	11:05am Parq: "I'm steering a lot of ships". Careful how you say that; you're on the air.
	11:06am herb.nyc: paging HERMIONE MOOG, dj trouble is calling you (but don't do so betw 12noon and 12:05, plz) (oh, so we're getting about 5min less of todd-o-phonic todd. well, i guess that 's ok)
	11:07am Ike: And also 5 min. less of Tony Coulter on GTDR, I presume.
	11:08am luca: stunning, that selda track, trouble...ty
	11:11am trouble: merci sandy.
	11:13am coelacanth: Trouble,i like your art.
	11:19am common: @ghost of: indeed!
	11:20am trouble: thanks coelacanth, today's artists is joanne greenbaum
	11:23am coelacanth: Columbo was Great! My sister & i watched it every wednesday (?) night. Tv was much classier then.
	11:25am coelacanth: ...well,not always!
	11:27am Andrew Waterloo: speaking of cassettes, here's something to watch in that 5 minute gap
	11:29am Parq: I was about to say, Coel, no it wasn't. Dye-No-Mite, anyone?
	11:31am Andrew Waterloo: oh.. need the link www.youtube.com...
	11:32am ghostofpeterfalk: coelacanth, haha - glad to hear you are also a fan, but you're right Columbo was one of the classier and more influential TV detective shows. Good shout on the art by the way and Trouble meant to say that Mr Paul Becker's art last week was an excellent choice, I checked out his blogspot link. Very cool.
	11:32am I.K.E. (Ice King Enterprises): @coelacanth, for those of us who prefer serialized stories in shows like Breaking Bad and not just cases of the week, the best shows today make it TV's New Golden Age and WAY classier than 60s-70s TV. I'm looking forward to the premiere of Fargo: The Series tonight. Supposed it's surprisingly good.
	11:33am I.K.E.: *supposedly
	11:34am bibi: hi all. this barbara was such a poser. she literally said 'i would have been such a kickass hooker'. hm.
	11:34am coelacanth: Thanks for making me laugh,Parq! Yeah,it always had some LOW lows,after all! And,honestly,i don't know much of what's on tv now;Just some horrible crap that my niece watches,and a few others which are very well done;But i still couldn't call them "classy".
	11:34am blee: Good morning Lonnie
	11:35am robyn: "Music is the needle, and I bring the stitches" - love it
	11:38am blee: Listening to Trouble and Lonnie just made my day. Really inspiring.
	11:44am Van in DC: Now I know what to get Trouble for Christmas www.thisiscolossal.com...
	11:51am Erella: This guy is great!
	11:51am ghostlywarble: The beltline is one of the best things happening in Atlanta.
	11:54am coelacanth: Yes I.K.E. that may be true,but i'm not qualified to say!
	11:57am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble, for the sounds, and bringing Lonnie in the studio!
	11:59am coelacanth: Thank you Dr.Trouble. Excellent. Thank Lonnie Holley.
	12:00pm coelacanth: SWEET!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 15, 2014

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