WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 19, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!
	9:02am kevlicki: Good morning Trouble!
	9:03am DJ_Guy: This sounds like that Madonna record that came out in 1999 and I'm DOWN
	9:05am Trouble: Bonjourno my little tuesday-ettes! good point DJ_guy, i hear it now that you mention it
	9:06am MD: Hello Pollen People!!! And Freeformers!!! Hey all yous New Yourkers...VOTE TODAY!!!
	9:07am DJ_Guy: @Trouble Yeah it's like a little acid house, a little breakbeat, a little blue eyed soul and some new age spirituality to tie everything together. That's like definitely a solid contended for fourth best Madonna album I don't care what anyone says
	9:07am MD: PEOPLE gots da Power...
	9:08am famous original sugarwolf: Hello!!
	9:10am Trouble: today's artwork is by pierre soulages, from 1959. He is 96 years old and french
	9:11am rebuketodali: Good morning, everyone!
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Nitwit me went to cast my primary vote this morning and found that they don't open until noon. Their interpretation of "Vote early and vote often" evidently varies from mine.
	9:13am coelacanth: good morning Trouble, and Troubled ...-good to hear Alan Watts, if only for a moment!
	9:15am sphere: hello everybody. :)
	9:15am Marcel M: Morning Trouble and CO
	9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Polls are open 12:00 to 9:00, if you're voting today.
	9:23am Sem Chumbo: Problemo! Imagine meeting YOU here:-o Good morning to you, and all. Hey, coel.
	9:25am thatpatsmith: hi hi hi
	9:26am Trouble: wow, polls opening at noon, not very working person friendly.
	9:27am Trouble: nj opens before work and closes at 8 pm, i think. but don't try to vote in NJ, we don't cast our ballot until juuuuuuune
	9:27am sphere: vote later, vote often?
	9:27am specksnyder: Morning, friends! NY'ers remember to vote today.
	9:29am Wild Neil: I am a New Yorker aligned with a criminal organization (ie a registered party member) and will vote in this primary. I am worried about violence at the convention in Cleveland. I know somebody who knows somebody in Cleveland who is LEAVING Cleveland for the duration of the convention.
	9:31am Sem Chumbo: Wow, this is great!
	9:39am Wild Neil: Trouble et al-PEACE be unto you all!
	9:39am Wild Neil: This sounds like the Tango music from Waking Life movie by the Slackers and also Boyhood movie guy...
	9:40am sphere: early voting for the Maryland primary began last week, so we MDers can get in on the action too.
	9:48am annie: i read that there is a legal provision that employers have to let their staff leave in order to vote in this primary. how many states it covers i'm not sure
	9:51am Jonathan Herweg: This sounds like cat power .
	10:01am Wild Neil: @ Annie-I googled it, in NY you CAN but you must GIVE NOTICE first. Also, if you do not have four hours after the end of your shift they must give you two hours to vote, with pay. You could always ask.
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:03am kevlicki: Trouble, thanks for introducing me to Bong
	10:05am Trouble: ummm, ok kevlicki. good morning to you too!
	10:06am Sam: Ooh, this is so trippy, like Stereolab.
	10:09am Sam: Voting should be easy. You should be able to vote from home, simply by pulling a lever in your bathroom as soon as you get up in the morning.
	10:09am Wild Neil: @Sam-Stereolab on qualuuds.
	10:09am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: It should just be a holiday like in reasonable countries. We is stupid. And Hi!
	10:09am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: what @Sam said.
	10:13am Wild Neil: In the more senseless violence dept: Song that calls for murder of Trump lauded by MTV. www.infowars.com...
	10:16am coelacanth: dcp -but, where's the profit in that?!
	10:16am Sam: Ton show est excellent, Trouble!
	10:17am Wild Neil: In Poland elections are held on Sunday. Simple.
	10:18am βrian: Pierre me soulage avec son oeuvre.
	10:18am Trouble: merci sam! j'ai besoin les bons mots aujour'd'hui. Je suis tres "off"
	10:22am Scraps: Henry Threadgill won the Pulitzer!!! Threadgill is my favorite (by far) living composer. I'm excited!! Like, I'm telling random people excited! Yeah!
	10:23am Sam: Moi aussi Trouble. Feeling a little triste.
	10:24am nickrhombi: thank you trouble for 'boston cello quartet'. most enjoyable listening.
	10:24am βrian: J'espère que je n'aie pas manqué le soliloque de Trouble ! On en a besoin.
	10:25am annie: and i saw the boroughs' polling places are open now.
	10:26am Sam: Je vais me bookmarker ce playlist la, pour pouvoir réécouter l'archive a tout moment!
	10:28am βrian: I always confuse the five boroughs with the William S. Burroughs.
	10:30am Wild Neil: @ Annie-I read that NYC and some surrounding counties are open at 6am, noon in other counties too.
	10:30am Wild Neil: Any news of protests at the polling places?
	10:31am wakka wakka: My four budgie birds love your bird noises!!!
	10:31am famous original sugarwolf: Ha ha ha! Are you going to be at the record fair, Ms Collector?
	10:32am rebuketodali: Oh my god. That Henri Salvador cover is everything.
	10:34am famous original sugarwolf: They open early here! I did not register with a party though.
	10:35am famous original sugarwolf: I think my local polls open at 6am?? I have never had a line.
	10:35am thatpatsmith: 6 a.m. in nyc, folks
	10:36am 1ke: The Board of Whatchamacallit (Elections?) website says 6 a.m.-9 p.m.
	10:37am Wild Neil: Sydney Miller sounds like guitar is using Frippertronics? Anybody?
	10:37am Sam: We should get to vote on what time the polls open! That shouldn't be decided arbitrarily.
	10:39am βrian: We had to stand in line for an hour and a half for early voting in Wisconsin. The Republicants have done everything they can to reduce and restrict access, sadly.
	10:39am JP from KC: Good morning, all. And to those in NY, make the right choice- Vote Andy Breckman.
	10:44am Wild Neil: I think Pierre Dutour is reminiscent of Santana regarding the drums and guitar work.
	10:47am βrian: La gorge profonde du violoncelle...
	10:47am coelacanth: i'm voting for Bryce. i don't know about his politics but i think he's open to new ways of doing things and also, being an anarchist at heart, i like his hands-off approach.
	10:49am Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	10:50am Ĩkє: Bryce! Bryce! Bryce! I've heard horror stories about long lines for voting in NYC but I've never done it before. Tonight is my first time. Lines were usually nonexistent in NJ (except for pres in 2008).
	10:54am βrian: Makes me sway like an animated tilde ...
	10:55am Sam: Is this a song about a mugging?
	10:56am Ken From Hyde Park: I guess voting booths open at different times, depending on the county or other jurisdiction. Who knew?
	10:56am βrian: It's "buckets," no? Not "pockets."
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Excellent point. Writing in Bryce.
	10:57am Trouble: i hope not @ sam. i know nicholas and he is verrrry tall, so maybe not a typical physical mugging victim. perhaps a mugging along the lines of the bank failures...
	10:57am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: bryce?? Oh man, that guy is so corrupt...
	10:58am Sam: You're right Trouble, I think it's more profound.
	10:58am melinda: I've read that in NY people who weren't registered as Democrats back in October won't be able to vote in the D primary. That seems screwy.
	10:59am famous original sugarwolf: I just read that Orange County polls opened at 6 but Sullivan and Ulster Polls open at noon. I don't know why.
	10:59am melinda: And good morning Trouble
	11:00am annie: all sorts of badness melinda
	11:01am coelacanth: i never experienced lines where i live until the last presidential. the line was thick and well out the door of the school. i figured over an hour. i knew who'd win; and i felt pretty strongly against EVERYBODY...and i was late for work (already over 1-1/4 hr away)... so i decided- for the first time in my long adult life- to not bother. i forgot that if i don't vote for pres then i'm forbidden to vote in the following primary. je regrette.
	11:01am Wild Neil: The quasi-criminal organizations that we call parties make these rules. If voting made a difference, do you think we would be permitted to vote??
	11:02am Parq: Wow, I haven't heard this St. Marie in forever.
	11:02am sphere: as long as Bryce does the top-of-the-hour every hour during the day, i'm ok with him.
	11:03am coelacanth: Neil, exactly.
	11:03am annie: Buffy!!!! wow... blast of the past!!
	11:04am coelacanth: dcp, i don't mind a little benevolent corruption.
	11:04am sphere: Wild Neil, maybe the core problems will remain but other things can change drastically. Abortion and contraceptives, for example.
	11:05am Wild Neil: @Sphere-yes, perhaps Roe V Wade will be overturned for example leaving it up to the states to decide per the tenth amendment.
	11:05am common: nice tune to come in on. hello!
	11:06am Slaboch: Buffy ---> Lattimore! Great transition!
	11:06am melinda: Another way to look at it is: if voting couldn't make a difference they wouldn't bother with voter suppression. But yeah, they've succeeded in making it less relevant than it could be.
	11:07am fede_kida: Hi from Argentina! Please don't let Trump be your next president. We have our own Trump here and we are everyday suffering his stupidity :(
	11:07am coelacanth: hi common!
	11:08am DJ_Guy: That was my favorite Buffy song, thanks Trouble! I played it on my show a few months ago soooo good
	11:10am Trouble: @fede_kida: many many agree with your plea. I don't think he has a chance...
	11:11am Wild Neil: @ FEDE-I am doing absolutely everything I can to promote Trump hopefully without risk of being killed by a racist protester. Regarding Macri, he is center right and therefore far far far to the left of me. Trump will probably be killed by the Clinton machine. Clinton will likely win, don't worry. She is too powerful not to. Her machine is immense and deep.
	11:12am coelacanth: fede_kida, is he entertaining at least?! ...just kidding. i worked for a guy who voted for reagan back in the day. he wasn't an imbecile in general, so i asked him why, and he said it was for the entertainment of it. ...i personally don't think it was worth it!
	11:15am 1ke: If her machine were that powerful, she'd've won in 2008.
	11:15am fede_kida: @coelacanth Yes, he is entertaining ha ha! Cringe... http://bit.ly/1MFOSEc
	11:16am Peter in Sea: Good Morning Trouble! Modern world will be the soundtrack to first half of Throwing and Handbuilding Ceramics for Middle Schoolers today!
	11:17am coelacanth: hahaha! a little bit trump, a little bit putin!
	11:20am Wild Neil: @1ke-maybe. But Obama is even more powerful perhaps? He uses tactics straight out of the Clinton playbook like using the IRS as attack dogs against groups they do not like.....
	11:20am Trouble: sounds fabulous peter! can we swap jobs for a week?
	11:20am coelacanth: (and a little bit gene simmons from kiss.)
	11:21am βrian: They ought to play the bird soundtrack at the polls.
	11:21am Wild Neil: Besides, "Its her turn now".
	11:21am melinda: @Peter: those are lucky middle schoolers.
	11:22am GGG: LOL @ Wild Neil's infowars links and IRS exaggerations. Spare us...
	11:24am Wild Neil: @GGG-well, who are YOU voting for?
	11:24am miketp: Hi Trouble. See Emerald Web on the playlist. Slept through that one. Synthetic pleasure flashback. In Portland these days. Love to you all!
	11:25am Lyle: Buffy Saint Marie? There's an interesting woman. I remember I was with The Skitch Henderson Combo. This must have been circa 1971. We were playing a modest gig near JAckson Hole, Wyoming, at the foot of the Teton Mountains. Well, we pulled the bus over to feed a semi-tame elk alongside the highway when this woman comes walking out of some tall weeds. We assumed that the woman probably had to sprinkle and was now returning to her car. We were wrong. Up out of the ditch-area, she lifts a gleaming Ovation 7-string acoustic, and she begins to warble some old Western song about a Strawberry Roan or some such thing. I knew in that instant it was Buffy Saint-Marie from the intense quaver of her vibrato. "Your Buffy Saint-Marie!" I yelled, and some of the other combo members nodded in recognition. It seemed to frighten her and she ran back into the weeds. I started to follw her, but Skitch grabbed my arm and held me back. "Let her go," he said. "Just let her go." He was right, of course, but I did so want an autograph. Perhaps I'll get one someday. For now, I stay in my little place in Weehawken overlooking the river; dreaming of the old days. We had such fun back then.
	11:26am Trouble: whoa @ lyle
	11:26am Priscilla: great story!
	11:27am chromaphone: Five Years.
	11:29am Wild Neil: @Lyle-cool story!
	11:29am coelacanth: i was supposing obama was a tool of the bush corporation; and i still wouldn't be surprised...but then he tries to put an end to slave labour. bush wouldn't do that!
	11:31am coelacanth: good story Lyle!
	11:33am Ĩkє: @Lyle, you're the best.
	11:33am Wild Neil: Bush has a huge machine also. Obama has a machine. Its all a network of lobbyists with vested interests. Trump does not have this and the system is going bonkers considering that he may expose them for what they are. Just like he played the media like a fiddle. Brilliant! If he REALLY wanted to deal with real slave labor he would deal with human trafficking...and the persecution of Christian girls in the middle east. But that is not PC. So he does not.
	11:35am Trouble: can we stop this?
	11:35am βrian: Ouai. Que les oiseaux parlent !
	11:36am Wild Neil: @Trouble-done!
	11:39am Priscilla: Guy in my office just played Wayne Newton Danke Schon, not ironically :-(
	11:41am JP from KC: I second that, Trouble. Thank you. It's only April, and it's just going to get worse from here. Let's just enjoy some quality freeform madness together.
	11:42am Wild Neil: I think Tom Jones is awesome, un-ironically. Wayne Newton might be awesome, I forget.
	11:42am coelacanth: Priscilla, is that dazzle camouflage on your tea kettle?!
	11:42am GGG: It's a little insincere to promote voting on every mic break and not expect political discussions to ensue, but ok.
	11:46am Wild Neil: I started this firestorm and fully intend to stop it. Trouble, thank you for the public service announcement. People should remember to vote. Excellent show! I will no longer hijack your board.
	11:46am βrian: ... and we all come here expecting a little ...eh ... Trouble, no?
	11:47am Wild Neil: Kevin Morby is like Lou Reed + Sonic Youth minus Neil Young. Whatever that means.
	11:48am Trouble: hah! there is a list of things you could call me but insincere is not one of them
	11:50am 1ke: I also intend to stop, and yet, let me just say, since human trafficking is so important: Let's not say we should only help Christians who are trafficked. That's segregating the trafficked. Help all who are trafficked, not just those in your own religion. OK, that's all. Later! www.themuse.com...
	11:50am βrian: Say, isn't it about time for the annual spaghetti harvest?
	11:52am Listening Out There: I got out of traffic and came here for Trouble. Instead, I got trafficking...
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Yah, picked a bushel of bow-ties today.
	11:53am βrian: Got an approximate date for Mina, Trouble. 1970s?
	11:53am coelacanth: Thank you Ike. -obvious it should be, since the majority of "trafficked" people are not "christian".
	11:53am Wild Neil: @1ke-you make a valid point.
	11:53am βrian: Farfalle out!
	11:54am Priscilla: @coelacanth: well it's an animated gif I copied from the NYTimes, but it's not working here. It swirls!
	11:55am Polyus: O Mighty Isis!
	11:55am kevlicki: Trouble, Unfo the app comment posting cuts off my messages at times. I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:56am kevlicki: Precisely my point...
	11:56am Priscilla: I should credit teapot artist Erik Soderberg
	11:56am coelacanth: ah! i see; and i'm dazzled! ...and nice eyebrows!
	11:56am kevlicki: Trouble, Unfo the app comment posting cuts off my messages at times. I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:57am JP from KC: "And this full moon ring can be yours with just three easy payments of just $29.95!"
	11:57am kevlicki: Trouble, I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:57am Listening Out There: "When the moon is in the seventh house / And Jupiter aligns with Mars..."
	11:57am Brendan: Check yer religion and politics at the saloon door and this here place 'll be the better fer it.
	11:58am kevlicki: I give up... Just gonna shut up and listen
	11:58am Trouble: tally ho maties
	11:59am Priscilla: :-D
	11:59am coelacanth: Thanks Trouble! ciao comrades.
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Thanks again, Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 19, 2016

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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 19, 2016: a winning bit of storytelling

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
haelos	inro/spectrum/pray "inro/spectrum/pray" by "haelos"	full circle	matador			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
woods	hollow home "hollow home" by "woods"	city sun eater in the river of light	Woodsist			*	0:06:12 (Pop-up)
icewater ( chris bell)	looking forward	I Am The Cosmos - Deluxe Edition					0:09:06 (Pop-up)
living hour	this is the place "this is the place" by "living hour"	living hour	lefse			*	0:13:05 (Pop-up)
M Nguyen van minh-con	nam nhi-tu "nam nhi-tu" by "M Nguyen van minh-con"	WFMU Presents the Free Music Archive Sampler Vol 1	wfmu				0:18:44 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	l'amour pas ne dure pas toujours	Le Premier Bonheur du Jour	future days recordings			*	0:22:02 (Pop-up)
larry davis	Down Home Funk (full version)	True Soul Vol. 2: Deep Sounds From The Left Of Stax					0:23:40 (Pop-up)
archie shepp	attica blues/invocation	attica blues					0:28:55 (Pop-up)

boston cello quartet	adios nonino (astor piazzolla)	the latin project					0:39:54 (Pop-up)
henri bembele	colette "colette" by "henri bembele"	congo guitars 1952 &1957	swp			*	0:45:17 (Pop-up)
julie byrne	marmalade "marmalade" by "julie byrne"	rooms with walls and windows	orindal				0:48:59 (Pop-up)
bing & ruth	rails "rails" by "bing & ruth"	city lake					0:52:07 (Pop-up)
claude lombard	mais "mais" by "claude lombard"	claude lombard					1:00:20 (Pop-up)
melody's echo chamber	quand vas tu rentrer?	Melody's Echo Chamber					1:02:48 (Pop-up)
santiago cordoba	19 horas "19 horas" by "santiago cordoba"	corso	santiago cordoba			*	1:07:05 (Pop-up)
the fantastic family aries	tell me	Christians Catch Hell: Gospel Roots 1976-79 v/a	Honest Jon's Records				1:11:03 (Pop-up)
vetiver	save me a place "save me a place" by "vetiver"	between					1:13:22 (Pop-up)
henri salvador	l'inspiration "l'inspiration" by "henri salvador"				7"		1:16:43 (Pop-up)
andrew bird	roma fade "roma fade" by "andrew bird"	are you serious	loma vista			*	1:19:27 (Pop-up)
staple singers	back road into town	city in the sky					1:23:23 (Pop-up)

sydney miller	liguas de fogo "liguas de fogo" by "sydney miller"	linguas de fogos	sol re sol	1974			1:34:58 (Pop-up)
emerald web	flight of the raven "flight of the raven" by "emerald web"	dragon wings and lizard tails					1:38:30 (Pop-up)
pierre dutour	jungle trumpet "jungle trumpet" by "pierre dutour"	kid loco presents french funk experience v/a					1:41:24 (Pop-up)
deux filles	Oh How We Laughed (With the Capsizing Girls)	Space & Time	Les Disques Du Crépuscule			*	1:44:41 (Pop-up)
barbara & ernie	listen to your heart	prelude to...					1:47:26 (Pop-up)
nicholas desamory	move your assets	like you					1:52:26 (Pop-up)
buffy saint -marie	God Is Alive, Magic Is Afoot	illuminations					2:00:45 (Pop-up)
mary lattimore	Otis Walks Into the Woods	at the dam	ghostly		Vinyl	*	2:05:21 (Pop-up)
F ingers	tantrum time "tantrum time" by "F ingers"	hide before dinner	blackest ever black		Vinyl	*	2:18:52 (Pop-up)
Charlie Hilton	why "why" by "Charlie Hilton"	palana	captured tracks			*	2:19:19 (Pop-up)
elaine brown	seize the time! "seize the time!" by "elaine brown"	seize the time!					2:22:17 (Pop-up)
clinic	monkey on your back "monkey on your back" by "clinic"						2:24:14 (Pop-up)
jamie horton	robot man "robot man" by "jamie horton"	hot rockin' girls					2:27:14 (Pop-up)
jackie de shannon	trouble "trouble" by "jackie de shannon"						2:29:15 (Pop-up)
lyn collins	think (about it) "think (about it)" by "lyn collins"	think (about it)	people	1972		*	2:32:01 (Pop-up)

os mutantes	panis et circenses "panis et circenses" by "os mutantes"	Os Mutantes					2:38:14 (Pop-up)
doug tuttle	a place for you "a place for you" by "doug tuttle"	it calls on me	trouble in mind		Vinyl	*	2:41:13 (Pop-up)
kevin morby	drunk and "drunk and" by "kevin morby"	singing saw	dead oceans			*	2:43:38 (Pop-up)
Mina	le mille bolle blu "le mille bolle blu" by "Mina"	greatest hits					2:48:43 (Pop-up)
louise huebner	the isis full moon ring for magical protection	seduction through witchcraft					2:52:32 (Pop-up)
dj female convict scorpion	first sunrise on zyra	Space Cadet					2:56:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!
	9:02am kevlicki: Good morning Trouble!
	9:03am DJ_Guy: This sounds like that Madonna record that came out in 1999 and I'm DOWN
	9:05am Trouble: Bonjourno my little tuesday-ettes! good point DJ_guy, i hear it now that you mention it
	9:06am MD: Hello Pollen People!!! And Freeformers!!! Hey all yous New Yourkers...VOTE TODAY!!!
	9:07am DJ_Guy: @Trouble Yeah it's like a little acid house, a little breakbeat, a little blue eyed soul and some new age spirituality to tie everything together. That's like definitely a solid contended for fourth best Madonna album I don't care what anyone says
	9:07am MD: PEOPLE gots da Power...
	9:08am famous original sugarwolf: Hello!!
	9:10am Trouble: today's artwork is by pierre soulages, from 1959. He is 96 years old and french
	9:11am rebuketodali: Good morning, everyone!
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Nitwit me went to cast my primary vote this morning and found that they don't open until noon. Their interpretation of "Vote early and vote often" evidently varies from mine.
	9:13am coelacanth: good morning Trouble, and Troubled ...-good to hear Alan Watts, if only for a moment!
	9:15am sphere: hello everybody. :)
	9:15am Marcel M: Morning Trouble and CO
	9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Polls are open 12:00 to 9:00, if you're voting today.
	9:23am Sem Chumbo: Problemo! Imagine meeting YOU here:-o Good morning to you, and all. Hey, coel.
	9:25am thatpatsmith: hi hi hi
	9:26am Trouble: wow, polls opening at noon, not very working person friendly.
	9:27am Trouble: nj opens before work and closes at 8 pm, i think. but don't try to vote in NJ, we don't cast our ballot until juuuuuuune
	9:27am sphere: vote later, vote often?
	9:27am specksnyder: Morning, friends! NY'ers remember to vote today.
	9:29am Wild Neil: I am a New Yorker aligned with a criminal organization (ie a registered party member) and will vote in this primary. I am worried about violence at the convention in Cleveland. I know somebody who knows somebody in Cleveland who is LEAVING Cleveland for the duration of the convention.
	9:31am Sem Chumbo: Wow, this is great!
	9:39am Wild Neil: Trouble et al-PEACE be unto you all!
	9:39am Wild Neil: This sounds like the Tango music from Waking Life movie by the Slackers and also Boyhood movie guy...
	9:40am sphere: early voting for the Maryland primary began last week, so we MDers can get in on the action too.
	9:48am annie: i read that there is a legal provision that employers have to let their staff leave in order to vote in this primary. how many states it covers i'm not sure
	9:51am Jonathan Herweg: This sounds like cat power .
	10:01am Wild Neil: @ Annie-I googled it, in NY you CAN but you must GIVE NOTICE first. Also, if you do not have four hours after the end of your shift they must give you two hours to vote, with pay. You could always ask.
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:03am kevlicki: Trouble, thanks for introducing me to Bong
	10:05am Trouble: ummm, ok kevlicki. good morning to you too!
	10:06am Sam: Ooh, this is so trippy, like Stereolab.
	10:09am Sam: Voting should be easy. You should be able to vote from home, simply by pulling a lever in your bathroom as soon as you get up in the morning.
	10:09am Wild Neil: @Sam-Stereolab on qualuuds.
	10:09am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: It should just be a holiday like in reasonable countries. We is stupid. And Hi!
	10:09am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: what @Sam said.
	10:13am Wild Neil: In the more senseless violence dept: Song that calls for murder of Trump lauded by MTV. www.infowars.com...
	10:16am coelacanth: dcp -but, where's the profit in that?!
	10:16am Sam: Ton show est excellent, Trouble!
	10:17am Wild Neil: In Poland elections are held on Sunday. Simple.
	10:18am βrian: Pierre me soulage avec son oeuvre.
	10:18am Trouble: merci sam! j'ai besoin les bons mots aujour'd'hui. Je suis tres "off"
	10:22am Scraps: Henry Threadgill won the Pulitzer!!! Threadgill is my favorite (by far) living composer. I'm excited!! Like, I'm telling random people excited! Yeah!
	10:23am Sam: Moi aussi Trouble. Feeling a little triste.
	10:24am nickrhombi: thank you trouble for 'boston cello quartet'. most enjoyable listening.
	10:24am βrian: J'espère que je n'aie pas manqué le soliloque de Trouble ! On en a besoin.
	10:25am annie: and i saw the boroughs' polling places are open now.
	10:26am Sam: Je vais me bookmarker ce playlist la, pour pouvoir réécouter l'archive a tout moment!
	10:28am βrian: I always confuse the five boroughs with the William S. Burroughs.
	10:30am Wild Neil: @ Annie-I read that NYC and some surrounding counties are open at 6am, noon in other counties too.
	10:30am Wild Neil: Any news of protests at the polling places?
	10:31am wakka wakka: My four budgie birds love your bird noises!!!
	10:31am famous original sugarwolf: Ha ha ha! Are you going to be at the record fair, Ms Collector?
	10:32am rebuketodali: Oh my god. That Henri Salvador cover is everything.
	10:34am famous original sugarwolf: They open early here! I did not register with a party though.
	10:35am famous original sugarwolf: I think my local polls open at 6am?? I have never had a line.
	10:35am thatpatsmith: 6 a.m. in nyc, folks
	10:36am 1ke: The Board of Whatchamacallit (Elections?) website says 6 a.m.-9 p.m.
	10:37am Wild Neil: Sydney Miller sounds like guitar is using Frippertronics? Anybody?
	10:37am Sam: We should get to vote on what time the polls open! That shouldn't be decided arbitrarily.
	10:39am βrian: We had to stand in line for an hour and a half for early voting in Wisconsin. The Republicants have done everything they can to reduce and restrict access, sadly.
	10:39am JP from KC: Good morning, all. And to those in NY, make the right choice- Vote Andy Breckman.
	10:44am Wild Neil: I think Pierre Dutour is reminiscent of Santana regarding the drums and guitar work.
	10:47am βrian: La gorge profonde du violoncelle...
	10:47am coelacanth: i'm voting for Bryce. i don't know about his politics but i think he's open to new ways of doing things and also, being an anarchist at heart, i like his hands-off approach.
	10:49am Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	10:50am Ĩkє: Bryce! Bryce! Bryce! I've heard horror stories about long lines for voting in NYC but I've never done it before. Tonight is my first time. Lines were usually nonexistent in NJ (except for pres in 2008).
	10:54am βrian: Makes me sway like an animated tilde ...
	10:55am Sam: Is this a song about a mugging?
	10:56am Ken From Hyde Park: I guess voting booths open at different times, depending on the county or other jurisdiction. Who knew?
	10:56am βrian: It's "buckets," no? Not "pockets."
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Excellent point. Writing in Bryce.
	10:57am Trouble: i hope not @ sam. i know nicholas and he is verrrry tall, so maybe not a typical physical mugging victim. perhaps a mugging along the lines of the bank failures...
	10:57am just dc pat or dcp-your choice: bryce?? Oh man, that guy is so corrupt...
	10:58am Sam: You're right Trouble, I think it's more profound.
	10:58am melinda: I've read that in NY people who weren't registered as Democrats back in October won't be able to vote in the D primary. That seems screwy.
	10:59am famous original sugarwolf: I just read that Orange County polls opened at 6 but Sullivan and Ulster Polls open at noon. I don't know why.
	10:59am melinda: And good morning Trouble
	11:00am annie: all sorts of badness melinda
	11:01am coelacanth: i never experienced lines where i live until the last presidential. the line was thick and well out the door of the school. i figured over an hour. i knew who'd win; and i felt pretty strongly against EVERYBODY...and i was late for work (already over 1-1/4 hr away)... so i decided- for the first time in my long adult life- to not bother. i forgot that if i don't vote for pres then i'm forbidden to vote in the following primary. je regrette.
	11:01am Wild Neil: The quasi-criminal organizations that we call parties make these rules. If voting made a difference, do you think we would be permitted to vote??
	11:02am Parq: Wow, I haven't heard this St. Marie in forever.
	11:02am sphere: as long as Bryce does the top-of-the-hour every hour during the day, i'm ok with him.
	11:03am coelacanth: Neil, exactly.
	11:03am annie: Buffy!!!! wow... blast of the past!!
	11:04am coelacanth: dcp, i don't mind a little benevolent corruption.
	11:04am sphere: Wild Neil, maybe the core problems will remain but other things can change drastically. Abortion and contraceptives, for example.
	11:05am Wild Neil: @Sphere-yes, perhaps Roe V Wade will be overturned for example leaving it up to the states to decide per the tenth amendment.
	11:05am common: nice tune to come in on. hello!
	11:06am Slaboch: Buffy ---> Lattimore! Great transition!
	11:06am melinda: Another way to look at it is: if voting couldn't make a difference they wouldn't bother with voter suppression. But yeah, they've succeeded in making it less relevant than it could be.
	11:07am fede_kida: Hi from Argentina! Please don't let Trump be your next president. We have our own Trump here and we are everyday suffering his stupidity :(
	11:07am coelacanth: hi common!
	11:08am DJ_Guy: That was my favorite Buffy song, thanks Trouble! I played it on my show a few months ago soooo good
	11:10am Trouble: @fede_kida: many many agree with your plea. I don't think he has a chance...
	11:11am Wild Neil: @ FEDE-I am doing absolutely everything I can to promote Trump hopefully without risk of being killed by a racist protester. Regarding Macri, he is center right and therefore far far far to the left of me. Trump will probably be killed by the Clinton machine. Clinton will likely win, don't worry. She is too powerful not to. Her machine is immense and deep.
	11:12am coelacanth: fede_kida, is he entertaining at least?! ...just kidding. i worked for a guy who voted for reagan back in the day. he wasn't an imbecile in general, so i asked him why, and he said it was for the entertainment of it. ...i personally don't think it was worth it!
	11:15am 1ke: If her machine were that powerful, she'd've won in 2008.
	11:15am fede_kida: @coelacanth Yes, he is entertaining ha ha! Cringe... http://bit.ly/1MFOSEc
	11:16am Peter in Sea: Good Morning Trouble! Modern world will be the soundtrack to first half of Throwing and Handbuilding Ceramics for Middle Schoolers today!
	11:17am coelacanth: hahaha! a little bit trump, a little bit putin!
	11:20am Wild Neil: @1ke-maybe. But Obama is even more powerful perhaps? He uses tactics straight out of the Clinton playbook like using the IRS as attack dogs against groups they do not like.....
	11:20am Trouble: sounds fabulous peter! can we swap jobs for a week?
	11:20am coelacanth: (and a little bit gene simmons from kiss.)
	11:21am βrian: They ought to play the bird soundtrack at the polls.
	11:21am Wild Neil: Besides, "Its her turn now".
	11:21am melinda: @Peter: those are lucky middle schoolers.
	11:22am GGG: LOL @ Wild Neil's infowars links and IRS exaggerations. Spare us...
	11:24am Wild Neil: @GGG-well, who are YOU voting for?
	11:24am miketp: Hi Trouble. See Emerald Web on the playlist. Slept through that one. Synthetic pleasure flashback. In Portland these days. Love to you all!
	11:25am Lyle: Buffy Saint Marie? There's an interesting woman. I remember I was with The Skitch Henderson Combo. This must have been circa 1971. We were playing a modest gig near JAckson Hole, Wyoming, at the foot of the Teton Mountains. Well, we pulled the bus over to feed a semi-tame elk alongside the highway when this woman comes walking out of some tall weeds. We assumed that the woman probably had to sprinkle and was now returning to her car. We were wrong. Up out of the ditch-area, she lifts a gleaming Ovation 7-string acoustic, and she begins to warble some old Western song about a Strawberry Roan or some such thing. I knew in that instant it was Buffy Saint-Marie from the intense quaver of her vibrato. "Your Buffy Saint-Marie!" I yelled, and some of the other combo members nodded in recognition. It seemed to frighten her and she ran back into the weeds. I started to follw her, but Skitch grabbed my arm and held me back. "Let her go," he said. "Just let her go." He was right, of course, but I did so want an autograph. Perhaps I'll get one someday. For now, I stay in my little place in Weehawken overlooking the river; dreaming of the old days. We had such fun back then.
	11:26am Trouble: whoa @ lyle
	11:26am Priscilla: great story!
	11:27am chromaphone: Five Years.
	11:29am Wild Neil: @Lyle-cool story!
	11:29am coelacanth: i was supposing obama was a tool of the bush corporation; and i still wouldn't be surprised...but then he tries to put an end to slave labour. bush wouldn't do that!
	11:31am coelacanth: good story Lyle!
	11:33am Ĩkє: @Lyle, you're the best.
	11:33am Wild Neil: Bush has a huge machine also. Obama has a machine. Its all a network of lobbyists with vested interests. Trump does not have this and the system is going bonkers considering that he may expose them for what they are. Just like he played the media like a fiddle. Brilliant! If he REALLY wanted to deal with real slave labor he would deal with human trafficking...and the persecution of Christian girls in the middle east. But that is not PC. So he does not.
	11:35am Trouble: can we stop this?
	11:35am βrian: Ouai. Que les oiseaux parlent !
	11:36am Wild Neil: @Trouble-done!
	11:39am Priscilla: Guy in my office just played Wayne Newton Danke Schon, not ironically :-(
	11:41am JP from KC: I second that, Trouble. Thank you. It's only April, and it's just going to get worse from here. Let's just enjoy some quality freeform madness together.
	11:42am Wild Neil: I think Tom Jones is awesome, un-ironically. Wayne Newton might be awesome, I forget.
	11:42am coelacanth: Priscilla, is that dazzle camouflage on your tea kettle?!
	11:42am GGG: It's a little insincere to promote voting on every mic break and not expect political discussions to ensue, but ok.
	11:46am Wild Neil: I started this firestorm and fully intend to stop it. Trouble, thank you for the public service announcement. People should remember to vote. Excellent show! I will no longer hijack your board.
	11:46am βrian: ... and we all come here expecting a little ...eh ... Trouble, no?
	11:47am Wild Neil: Kevin Morby is like Lou Reed + Sonic Youth minus Neil Young. Whatever that means.
	11:48am Trouble: hah! there is a list of things you could call me but insincere is not one of them
	11:50am 1ke: I also intend to stop, and yet, let me just say, since human trafficking is so important: Let's not say we should only help Christians who are trafficked. That's segregating the trafficked. Help all who are trafficked, not just those in your own religion. OK, that's all. Later! www.themuse.com...
	11:50am βrian: Say, isn't it about time for the annual spaghetti harvest?
	11:52am Listening Out There: I got out of traffic and came here for Trouble. Instead, I got trafficking...
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Yah, picked a bushel of bow-ties today.
	11:53am βrian: Got an approximate date for Mina, Trouble. 1970s?
	11:53am coelacanth: Thank you Ike. -obvious it should be, since the majority of "trafficked" people are not "christian".
	11:53am Wild Neil: @1ke-you make a valid point.
	11:53am βrian: Farfalle out!
	11:54am Priscilla: @coelacanth: well it's an animated gif I copied from the NYTimes, but it's not working here. It swirls!
	11:55am Polyus: O Mighty Isis!
	11:55am kevlicki: Trouble, Unfo the app comment posting cuts off my messages at times. I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:56am kevlicki: Precisely my point...
	11:56am Priscilla: I should credit teapot artist Erik Soderberg
	11:56am coelacanth: ah! i see; and i'm dazzled! ...and nice eyebrows!
	11:56am kevlicki: Trouble, Unfo the app comment posting cuts off my messages at times. I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:57am JP from KC: "And this full moon ring can be yours with just three easy payments of just $29.95!"
	11:57am kevlicki: Trouble, I tried to say thanks for introducing me to the Bing
	11:57am Listening Out There: "When the moon is in the seventh house / And Jupiter aligns with Mars..."
	11:57am Brendan: Check yer religion and politics at the saloon door and this here place 'll be the better fer it.
	11:58am kevlicki: I give up... Just gonna shut up and listen
	11:58am Trouble: tally ho maties
	11:59am Priscilla: :-D
	11:59am coelacanth: Thanks Trouble! ciao comrades.
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Thanks again, Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 19, 2016

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