WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:01am bobdoesthings: good morning!
	9:01am sphere: hello all :)
	9:02am Trouble: good morning o troubled ones. today's artwork is by Carmen Herrera. Has anyone seen her show yet? i want to go this weekend. hear it's gorgeous
	9:03am Trouble: @bobdoesthigs: i saw a gorgeous little red fox on my vacation at the beach in RI this august
	9:03am Dave in Vermont: is the shadow around the edge part of the art?
	9:05am bobdoesthings: @trouble! - that was me , checking in on you!
	9:07am Trouble: no @daveinvermont, i don't believe so
	9:07am bobdoesthings: @daveinVT - looking at her work online and I'd guess that this is a photo and that the shadow is just the lighting in the space.
	9:10am Sem Chumbo: Gorgeous music. Good morning, Trouble and those with Trouble in their lives.
	9:11am Trouble: although it also looked kind of silvery rouge, are the male and female foxes different shades?
	9:11am Trouble: merci sem chumbo, bom dia
	9:12am annie: thursday!! this'll take some getting used to..
	9:12am Adrian in London: Hello all. We get lots of urban foxes here in south London. They make a lot of noise at night. One bit my shoe a while back – while my foot was still in it, I hasten to add.
	9:13am Fuzzy: Redd Foxxes can be nasty.
	9:14am Trouble: yikes adrian! i have read about the London fox problem!
	9:14am bobdoesthings: well, I am no fox expert. But as a kid I had tons of books on wolves and foxes and I recall seeing some variation - I think it can also vary dependent on climate, locale, and age.. but not sure. I know I've seen photos of red foxes that were not the firey redish/orange that you might expect.
	9:14am chicken: This song is mood
	9:18am pantz: I'm liking the vibe presented today. Has a gloomy, start of Fall bittersweet feel. Keep it coming, @Trouble.
	9:18am Adrian in London: @Trouble A friend got bitten by a squirrel too! But in general they're all very benign. The fox was just hungry and taking a little taste of my shoe – a Prada slip-on, no less! (But a very very old one…)
	9:20am Adrian in London: I'm off out to take advantage of the sun but will catch up later. x
	9:26am chicken: Miiiiiisssssssed you trouble! Glad you're back!!!
	9:26am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all!
	9:27am Trouble: merci chicken, glad to be back. morning kevlicki!
	9:28am P-90: @ Trouble: I rarely have the opportunity to comment on your show because of my schedule; but I DO listen, so glad you're back. Thursdays are great, mavbe the most charmed schedule of the week on FMU. Just stealing a moment to post my gratitude that you're here. You've been one of the best for years now. Thanks!
	9:29am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:31am Trouble: merci P-90, very nice of you to say!
	9:32am annie: i knew i knew that voice. sure wish she'd done more stuff
	9:36am bobdoesthings: are these new birds!?
	9:36am P-90: Mayy Hopkin: SO underrated, one of those artists who almost had a HUGE career in "Pop", but the vagaries of the music business didn't permit it in the end. But beloved by loyal fans for almost half a century now...!
	9:37am thedunkel: Good morning Trouble! Good morning All!
	9:37am JakeGould: These canaries are kinda cute.
	9:38am Michael the Big Lanky Geordie: Howdee all from over here in little olde England where it's the middle of the afternoon! Those birds are a bit annoying BTW. ;-)
	9:39am tadpoles: Trouble's back in town... www.youtube.com...
	9:40am annie: hoboken train crash?
	9:42am P-90: Folks today aren't aware how huge the canary-keeping business was for many decades. The Hartz company would send you canaries and a cage for your parlor,,\ and canary-feed and Victrola records and books to teach them to sing on command, all by mail-order. Kinda the Amazon of its day, but with livestock.
	9:45am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble!
	9:46am Trouble: hello guido!
	9:47am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Hi, Trouble -- so happy I'm actually listening to a show in real time for once.
	9:48am Ike: Wawa is putting out records? What about Sheetz and Stewart's, them too?
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, train crashed in the Hoboken station. www.nbcnews.com... Injuries but not immediate fatalities, it appears.
	9:50am JakeGould: This cover of "Teenage Kicks" is great.
	9:52am the Canterbury wood-elf: i haven't heard this for years. The singer is Liz Kershaw, who went on to be a DJ on BBC Radio 1 (as was her brother Andy, the "world music" guru). Choosing to cover John Peel's favourite song guaranteed at least some airplay at the time...
	9:52am pantz: Yes! Steve Miller at his best.
	9:52am Trouble: hey bryan!! you win the award for long distance listening!
	9:54am annie: mary hopkin is STILL performing and making music. so very cool.
	9:57am annie: well, it's officially the season of cool nights, my coffee cup only stayed warm for about half an hour.
	9:59am chromaphone: Nice coaching by Miles. Abracadabra is Steve Miller at his best?!
	10:02am Guido from Cologne: right now purchased betty Dacis Columbia Years
	10:03am pantz: Steve Miller is the ultimate cheesey Dad rock, so yes Abracadabra is him at his best.
	10:04am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I wish I could send you a picture of the sun setting over the Arabian Gulf right now. This has been the perfect set to start a weekend.
	10:06am Trouble: wowza!@listener bryan. and here we are in grey jersey city, and the BBC just called to see if anyone can talk to them about the hoboken train crash. weird
	10:07am JakeGould: @Trouble: Someone should say that PATH service sucks on a good day, but this is ridiculous!
	10:09am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble, for the umpteenth time no doubt YOUR BACK and your front and sides and everything. Trust the op went well.
	10:09am bobdoesthings: Im confused how a train could crash in the first place.. did it get derailed? I'm not familiar enough with the hoboken station..
	10:10am annie: they say it just didn't stop.
	10:11am sphere: NYT says it crashed into the Hoboken station.
	10:11am Enrique: http://globalnews.ca/news/2971818/injuries-reported-after-train-smashes-into-hoboken-station-in-new-jersey/?sf37357931=1
	10:11am annie: smash! i like that verb.. great imagery
	10:11am coelacanth: bob it was probably the end of the line.
	10:12am enrique: thx trouble, heard it first from you
	10:12am coelacanth: ...and hi Trouble and Troubled
	10:12am chromaphone: I just remembered that Miles Davis found Steve Miller offensive. Obviously it is no coincidence that Trouble played tracks from his wife and Miller back to back.
	10:13am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Sorry about the train.
	10:13am coelacanth: hahaha! (chromaphone)
	10:13am bobdoesthings: @coelacanth - ahh. right. didn't think of that., I've dont think I've ever been to that station..
	10:14am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:16am coelacanth: could play some Ornette. Miles had a problem with him too. (though he probably had to eat his words eventually)
	10:19am coelacanth: i always liked how long the fade is on that.
	10:20am emily: just checkin' in.
	10:20am Mike tp: Rocking groove. Hi Trouble. Been a while. Enjoy everyone! The sounds sound always wonderful.!
	10:21am PKNY: Yay, Lee Moses! What a voice!
	10:21am P-90: How does a train "crash into" a station?
	10:22am emily: I, too, want to see the Carmen Herrara show. won't be in town this weekend. (sad face, cuz I'd love to see it with you).
	10:23am Ken From Hyde Park: More info on centenarian artist Carmen Herrera. www.alchetron.com...
	10:24am coelacanth: P-90 i'm just guessing @10:11. i don't know how else.
	10:25am sphere: "It appeared the train went through a bumper stop at the end of the track. It came to a stop in a covered area between the station's indoor waiting area and the platform." - from NBC News in DC
	10:26am Sem Chumbo: If you were a long distance runner,Trouble, this set would = "hitting your stride." A lotta fun, thanks.
	10:31am P-90: Those passengers now have an EXCELLENT for taking the day off from work and going home to listen to WFMU. Put their feet up, maybe open a bottle of wine...
	10:32am P-90: That conductor's gonna have to give some urine though,
	10:33am Trouble: the hoboken train station, located above the underground PATH station, is built like a T. al the trains have engines in front and back so they can drive out the opposite way they entered. the train crashed through the end and probably derailed. the platform in front is always filled with people waiting for the next train departure. behind that is a gorgeous waiting room that lots of people also use. sounds devastating to the people involved and to the thousands of commuters who go through the station every day. The ferry is also connected to this station
	10:34am P-90: And those "bumper stops" might need to be re-evaluated, might need a bit of re-engineering
	10:36am mary: Saw the Herrera show yesterday. With my sister. It's great Many surprises. Quite touched. Just turned on radio and keeping it on while I make some drawings. You know, as CB said, and probably others, to teach myself to see. Was missing your show and here you are on Thurs. Yay. Great sound(s) as usual.
	10:36am P-90: CNN now says "at least one dead, 100 hurt" in Hoboken
	10:37am JakeGould: @P-90: Those bumper stops work fine. In this case it probably slowed the train down enough to prevent an even worse accident.
	10:37am coelacanth: shit. it must've still been going pretty fast then.
	10:37am Greg from ZONE 5: Yikes.
	10:38am P-90: Ohhh, that conductor's gonna have to give a LOT of urine.
	10:38am peter: Oh how Ive missed your birds.
	10:39am bobdoesthings: @p-90 - hmm... if the conductor is even still with us. not sure where the conductor sits on those trains..
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: @P-90: if he has any left in him after this disaster.
	10:39am P-90: @bobdoes: right up front
	10:40am βrian: @peter: n'est-ce pas ?
	10:40am chromaphone: Innervisions is one of the best sounding records ever.
	10:41am P-90: @chromaphone: agreed
	10:42am βrian: Gotta go vote today.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, almost forgot today is National Coffee Day.
	10:43am JakeGould: I think it's great to second guess and place blame on others in the immediate aftermath of an accident.
	10:44am Listener142985: Hard to say which ''Misstra'' verse sums up Trump best but this would do: ''If he shakes/On a bet/He's the kind of dude that won't pay his debt''
	10:44am coelacanth: ...magic? -or maybe you could play "american idiot". (not that i want you to.)
	10:44am g: more insufferable virtue signalling from trouble... shut up and play some records.
	10:45am βrian: @g: don't be so afraid to be enlightened.
	10:45am coelacanth: speaking of idiots, g doesn't know how to turn the show off.
	10:46am ami ad: Good morning.D.J Trouble.Good morning all.Thanks for keeping freeform alive and kicking
	10:46am bobdoesthings: I like to point out to people on the subway that the automated announcements are a bit sexist - when it's information being given "now arriving at.." it's a female voice. when it's telling you not to do something or to be courteous it's a male voice. interesting.
	10:46am AndrewC.: From the BBC "A local radio station anchor said the train..." Is that you, Trouble?
	10:46am bobdoesthings: I guess the idea is the masculine voice is more liekly to be listened to?? and information is nicer to hear from a feminine voice... I dunno..
	10:46am P-90: CNN.com now showing video taken "moments" after crash; witnesses say train hit a concrete wall in station so hard it "went airborne" and crashed into the ceiling of the station. Then of course the doors wouldn't open afterward, everyone had to crawl out the windows.
	10:47am sphere: G, i think we could all use more virtue.
	10:47am Greg from ZONE 5: Man I gotta cop this record.
	10:47am annie: my dislike for hillary is directly related to her policies and financial shenanigans, nothing at all to do with her gender; ANYONE can be duplicitous.
	10:47am JakeGould: Hey! Can we all not add additional tension today?
	10:48am βrian: This will be the first time I've been able to vote at my local public library. I mean, how civilized is that??
	10:48am annie: i had read that passengers just climbed out and went about their business, too... typical NYers. i love it
	10:53am Brian in UK: If it ain't Fania it ain't worth a f...
	10:53am Trouble: @ andrew C bbc called on air phone and i then sent them upstairs to talk to Liz. so liz is the local radio anchor in question...
	10:55am coelacanth: my dislike for hillary is certainly not related to her being a her...and it pales in comparison to my loathing of dump, which goes back years before he ran for pres. ...and anyway, when's the last time the us had a decent human being for president? (a:1979)
	10:56am annie: agreed, coe
	10:59am Peter in Seattle: Good Morning Trouble and listeners, it was a bee-U-T-ful dawn this morning out here.
	11:00am Brian in UK: @coelacanth I believe if Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points had been followed at the end of WW1 it might not be in the mess that it is now. He seemed like a decent man from this distance.
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: @Brian in UK - Remember, however, that Wilson was an abject racist who segregated the White House. Everyone is terrible.
	11:02am annie: @Brian/UK- i felt the same thng until i was led to more info on him. i DO agree with you, though, on the 14 points.
	11:02am bobdoesthings: and woodrow wilson started the federal reserve.. what a jerk!
	11:05am Passaic River Blues: Trouble is great, though. A ray of light piercing through darkest night.
	11:05am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...........................present.
	11:06am sphere: right on, Passaic. right on.
	11:06am Sem Chumbo: The Sidney Miller was pretty great.
	11:07am P-90: Wison: yes, "terrible." Should have been impeached for Fed. But: Jimmy Carter was not "terrible". Eisenhower, FDR were certainly not "terrible". Just sayin. John Adams, anyone?
	11:08am coelacanth: i missed that. i was outside trying to convince a cold honey bee to get into a flower. i think it just wanted the warmth of my hand... to die upon.
	11:09am Sem Chumbo: @P-90: read a recent biography of Mr. Adams. Seemed a decent fellow, maybe a sheep among the wolves.
	11:11am annie: being a pacifist, i will vote aganst a war-monger and eschew violence. or maybe it's just cause i'm a chicken shit.
	11:13am GGG: The Federal Reserve was created by an act of Congress, then signed by Wilson - how would Congress then impeach him? The Fed is a success story in economic history, not sure where this paranoia and ignorance comes from...
	11:13am bobdoesthings: wait... which one isn't a potential war-monger?
	11:14am P-90: @Sen: Adams fought from day one for everything this country could be, He and Jefferson and Ben Franklin are the guys who really dreamed up what we call the "U.S." Then Hamilton came along and said: "wait, shouldn't the banks be running this?" ...and there you have it
	11:15am coelacanth: ha! true bob.
	11:15am annie: my feeling is that trump is a poser; i will vote for neither, though, bdt. even bernie has the potential..
	11:16am Sem Chumbo: C'est tout, P-90, in a nutshell.
	11:17am annie: yep^
	11:18am annie: mostly i mourn the loss of innocents.
	11:19am Adrian in London: Back in and just reading about that train crash. Seems pretty awful.
	11:19am coelacanth: a lot of it is beyond the power of the pres... unless he's/she's okay with getting murdered by the actual government. (ie JFK) for opposing them. the bush empire may be an exception to that. they're all for war for profit -no convincing necessary.
	11:21am annie: how long until we pass unto the next grand karmic change? 5 generations? 10?
	11:22am bobdoesthings: crossing my fingers for the singularity
	11:22am coelacanth: give me a warm flower to die in.
	11:23am Ken From Hyde Park: So...who's up for some Dave Emory? www.wfmu.org...
	11:24am annie: i love dave emory
	11:25am Wild Neil: I too sometimes worry Trump is just a scam to pacify Nationalists...
	11:25am annie: i also listen to leid stories, she's good..
	11:26am annie: loving this last set, trouble..
	11:27am annie: imo, trump is the court jester, the one who knows all the moves and can dance in and around the best of them, similar to the fool in morris dancing
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: used to stream Dave Emory's show as sonic wallpaper while working late, several years ago. It suited my paranoid nature.
	11:31am annie: yep i was a regular for his show.
	11:31am stu: hi Trouble & moderns, Brazilian the birds are soothing.
	11:35am Wild Neil: Emory has some interesting points from the one time I listened to him... @Annite and Rev- I have seen this country take a serious turn for the worse in the last ten or twelve years...I am seriously worried what kind of world will my sons grow up to live in??
	11:37am coelacanth: i liked the canary record! 'thought it was funny.
	11:37am P-90: SO easy to make fun of Dave Emory, but the truth is, a lot of what he's talked about for years is just the facts of history. He makes a strong, sober (mostly) argument for his central thesis: simply that Fascism is always lurking, expanding its influence, working to gain more control. Gotta love Dave. He's stuck with it for decades.
	11:40am Listener142985: love Christine McVie's voice...
	11:40am SeanG: good to hear you back on the airwaves Trouble!
	11:40am cee: man this christine mcvie song is it
	11:42am annie: in many ways dave emory is very much like my dad and his rants... and HE ended up being pretty accurate...
	11:42am Polyus: I will love this Opal record to the end of time, thanks for playing it.
	11:42am kevlicki: Trouble, Happy to be listening while harvesting strawberries to make this winters preserves. I'll be doing these things regardless of which dingbat is elected. It will always be a struggle for liberation
	11:43am kevlicki: Basically, there's always work to do, and I'm on a farm, so...!
	11:43am βrian: Strawberries? At the end of September? Where?
	11:43am Trouble: happy to hear kevlicki
	11:44am upsetter5001: Not enough Opal on the air!
	11:44am JakeGould: @P-90: Pessimists are always right. Not really.
	11:46am Michael 98145: We are all horrified by the news out of Hoboken.
	11:46am coelacanth: i know someone personally who's much like Mr. Emory. he rants and is right on point most of the time; but if he doesn't incite the response he wants he starts making shit up, which is very unfortunate because it wrecks his credibility. he is brilliant though. ...also, most people shut down when someone talks AT them. ...partly because people are so damned insecure that they don't want to admit they've been duped - even when it's unavoidably obvious.
	11:47am annie: trouble, thank you so much for allowing our [polite] political ramblings..
	11:47am JakeGould: @Michael: Horrified? Or how about saddened.
	11:48am emily: so happy to hear "lady bird" xo
	11:48am Rich in Washington: woah! this is the best ever Lee and Nancy song that isn't a Lee and Nancy song.
	11:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just tuning in from the West Coast, but will go back and listen to the archives as usual. Hope everyone is okay in Hoboken.
	11:49am Webhamster Henry: wow this has the real Hazelwood/Sinatra feel!
	11:50am Rich in Washington: Ah. It IS a Lee song. I've never heard of them before. They also covered Summer Wine, according to the googlebots.
	11:50am annie: well, it took me a long time to bear someone's rants, as i'd been verbally brow-beaten as we grew up. it trained me to debate.... i'm still not good
	11:51am kevlicki: ßrian surprisingly, yes! Tho there are many that are diseased. Just trying to get the last of em for jam.
	11:51am amylea: Suzi Jane was Lee's ladybird! For awhile, at least..
	11:52am βrian: Ours were gone by mid-July here in Wisconsin.
	11:52am kevlicki: ßrian, maybe this is an indication to their hardiness, they are called "alpine" strawberries
	11:54am annie: wonderful show today trouble. i'm remembering to "like" songs; gathering a good list for a spotify binge
	11:55am bobdoesthings: great show today trouble! thanks!
	11:56am P-90: Thanks, @DJ Trouble! And again, Welcome home!
	11:57am Trouble: cheerio, thanks for sitting in.
	11:57am Brian in UK: Like riding a bicycle.
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Muito obrigado. Até a próxima vez.
	11:58am βrian: I think I may need to sneak off to the Drummer stream's speakeasy, with Charlie: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/68768
	11:58am Rev. Turnip Druid: Wild Neil @11:35 -- my pessimism knows no bounds, with that stuff. The beauty in people and the desire to not-harm seem to be random mutations in the operating system. So to speak.
	11:58am Adrian in London: Thanks for a lovely show; ending with a beautiful song
	12:00pm Michael 98145: Thank you again, DJ Trouble
	12:00pm ami ad: Nazional Capitalism anybody?
	12:08pm coelacanth: Thanks Trouble!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
claire m singer	ceo "ceo" by "claire m singer"	Solas	touch			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Grykë Pyje	flying carpet "flying carpet" by "Grykë Pyje"	Fragments Of High Sensitivity	Ikuisuus		Vinyl	*	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
mia loucks	drying out "drying out" by "mia loucks"	sister honey demos	gilgongo		Vinyl	*	0:12:46 (Pop-up)
flute & voice	resting thinking about time	imaginations of life/hallo rabbit	wah wah	1973	Vinyl	*	0:15:44 (Pop-up)
anne gillis	#2 "#2" by "anne gillis"	Archives Box 1983-2005	art into life			*	0:26:36 (Pop-up)
mary hopkin	how come the sun "how come the sun" by "mary hopkin"	earth song					0:29:35 (Pop-up)

wrekmeister harmonies	Light Falls II - The Light Burns Us All	light falls	thrill jockey			*	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
the runaways	cherry bomb "cherry bomb" by "the runaways"						0:46:38 (Pop-up)
dawn chorus and the blue tits	teenage kicks						0:49:05 (Pop-up)
steve miller	Abracadabra "Abracadabra" by "steve miller"	Abracadabra					0:51:41 (Pop-up)
betty davis	Politician Man "Politician Man" by "betty davis"	The Columbia Years: 1968-69	Columbia/Light in the Attic			*	0:56:31 (Pop-up)
osibisa	bassa bassa "bassa bassa" by "osibisa"	happy children					1:02:21 (Pop-up)
Scott Pinkmountain and the Golden Bolts	the restless many	no country music	scott pinkmountain and the golden bolts			*	1:09:41 (Pop-up)
stevie wonder	he's misstra know-it-all	innervisions					1:12:22 (Pop-up)
bob marley	rebels hop "rebels hop" by "bob marley"	soul rebels				*	1:17:52 (Pop-up)
lee moses	time and place "time and place" by "lee moses"	time and place	future days/maple		Vinyl	*	1:20:32 (Pop-up)
Zyx	get away wisdom "get away wisdom" by "Zyx"	trust no woman	dark entries			*	1:24:01 (Pop-up)
morricone youth	beat 'em or burn 'em	night of the living dead	country club		Vinyl	*	1:27:23 (Pop-up)

stanley black	caravan "caravan" by "stanley black"	Britxotica Goes East! Persian Pop and Casbah Jazz from the Wild British Isles	trunk			*	1:45:10 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	my opera "my opera" by "joe bataan"	mr new york and the east side kids	fania				1:46:55 (Pop-up)
Kikagaku Moyo	green sugar "green sugar" by "Kikagaku Moyo"	House In The Tall Grass	Guruguru Brain			*	1:52:42 (Pop-up)
sidney miller	cicatrizes "cicatrizes" by "sidney miller"	Linguas de Fogo					2:00:52 (Pop-up)
mia doi todd	cais "cais" by "mia doi todd"	floresta					2:04:43 (Pop-up)
sandra bell	inner state "inner state" by "sandra bell"	Dreams of Falling (reissue)	straight to video	1992		*	2:08:39 (Pop-up)
durutti column	take some time out	short stories for pauline					2:10:22 (Pop-up)
Ganimian & His Oriental Music	my funny valentine	come with me to the casbah	Cacophonic/Finders Keepers			*	2:14:03 (Pop-up)
Hervé Imare	mele-mele pas toue p'tit pierre	soul sega sa! indian ocean segas from the 70's v/a	folk welt/bongo joe			*	2:17:05 (Pop-up)
the upsetters	touch of fire "touch of fire" by "the upsetters"	return of django					2:20:02 (Pop-up)
the igniters	hakku suru "hakku suru" by "the igniters"	midnite spares v/a	efficient space			*	2:22:41 (Pop-up)
edu lobo	catarina e mariana "catarina e mariana" by "edu lobo"	presenting edu lobo					2:26:04 (Pop-up)

james luther dickinson	the lady from baltimore	dixie fried	future days	1972		*	2:34:30 (Pop-up)
Christine McVie	i'd rather go blind	The Legendary Christine Perfect Album					2:38:14 (Pop-up)
opal	siamese trap "siamese trap" by "opal"	happy nightmare baby					2:40:16 (Pop-up)
virgil warner and suzi jane hokum	ladybird	son of a gun and more from the lee hazelwood songbook v/a	ace			*	2:47:30 (Pop-up)
exploded view	stand your ground "stand your ground" by "exploded view"	exploded view	sacred bones			*	2:49:10 (Pop-up)
kyle forester	forgot my name "forgot my name" by "kyle forester"	kyle forester	flying moonlight		Vinyl	*	2:55:15 (Pop-up)
angle olsen	those were the days "those were the days" by "angle olsen"	my woman	Jagjaguwar			*	2:56:40 (Pop-up)

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	9:01am bobdoesthings: good morning!
	9:01am sphere: hello all :)
	9:02am Trouble: good morning o troubled ones. today's artwork is by Carmen Herrera. Has anyone seen her show yet? i want to go this weekend. hear it's gorgeous
	9:03am Trouble: @bobdoesthigs: i saw a gorgeous little red fox on my vacation at the beach in RI this august
	9:03am Dave in Vermont: is the shadow around the edge part of the art?
	9:05am bobdoesthings: @trouble! - that was me , checking in on you!
	9:07am Trouble: no @daveinvermont, i don't believe so
	9:07am bobdoesthings: @daveinVT - looking at her work online and I'd guess that this is a photo and that the shadow is just the lighting in the space.
	9:10am Sem Chumbo: Gorgeous music. Good morning, Trouble and those with Trouble in their lives.
	9:11am Trouble: although it also looked kind of silvery rouge, are the male and female foxes different shades?
	9:11am Trouble: merci sem chumbo, bom dia
	9:12am annie: thursday!! this'll take some getting used to..
	9:12am Adrian in London: Hello all. We get lots of urban foxes here in south London. They make a lot of noise at night. One bit my shoe a while back – while my foot was still in it, I hasten to add.
	9:13am Fuzzy: Redd Foxxes can be nasty.
	9:14am Trouble: yikes adrian! i have read about the London fox problem!
	9:14am bobdoesthings: well, I am no fox expert. But as a kid I had tons of books on wolves and foxes and I recall seeing some variation - I think it can also vary dependent on climate, locale, and age.. but not sure. I know I've seen photos of red foxes that were not the firey redish/orange that you might expect.
	9:14am chicken: This song is mood
	9:18am pantz: I'm liking the vibe presented today. Has a gloomy, start of Fall bittersweet feel. Keep it coming, @Trouble.
	9:18am Adrian in London: @Trouble A friend got bitten by a squirrel too! But in general they're all very benign. The fox was just hungry and taking a little taste of my shoe – a Prada slip-on, no less! (But a very very old one…)
	9:20am Adrian in London: I'm off out to take advantage of the sun but will catch up later. x
	9:26am chicken: Miiiiiisssssssed you trouble! Glad you're back!!!
	9:26am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all!
	9:27am Trouble: merci chicken, glad to be back. morning kevlicki!
	9:28am P-90: @ Trouble: I rarely have the opportunity to comment on your show because of my schedule; but I DO listen, so glad you're back. Thursdays are great, mavbe the most charmed schedule of the week on FMU. Just stealing a moment to post my gratitude that you're here. You've been one of the best for years now. Thanks!
	9:29am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:31am Trouble: merci P-90, very nice of you to say!
	9:32am annie: i knew i knew that voice. sure wish she'd done more stuff
	9:36am bobdoesthings: are these new birds!?
	9:36am P-90: Mayy Hopkin: SO underrated, one of those artists who almost had a HUGE career in "Pop", but the vagaries of the music business didn't permit it in the end. But beloved by loyal fans for almost half a century now...!
	9:37am thedunkel: Good morning Trouble! Good morning All!
	9:37am JakeGould: These canaries are kinda cute.
	9:38am Michael the Big Lanky Geordie: Howdee all from over here in little olde England where it's the middle of the afternoon! Those birds are a bit annoying BTW. ;-)
	9:39am tadpoles: Trouble's back in town... www.youtube.com...
	9:40am annie: hoboken train crash?
	9:42am P-90: Folks today aren't aware how huge the canary-keeping business was for many decades. The Hartz company would send you canaries and a cage for your parlor,,\ and canary-feed and Victrola records and books to teach them to sing on command, all by mail-order. Kinda the Amazon of its day, but with livestock.
	9:45am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble!
	9:46am Trouble: hello guido!
	9:47am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Hi, Trouble -- so happy I'm actually listening to a show in real time for once.
	9:48am Ike: Wawa is putting out records? What about Sheetz and Stewart's, them too?
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, train crashed in the Hoboken station. www.nbcnews.com... Injuries but not immediate fatalities, it appears.
	9:50am JakeGould: This cover of "Teenage Kicks" is great.
	9:52am the Canterbury wood-elf: i haven't heard this for years. The singer is Liz Kershaw, who went on to be a DJ on BBC Radio 1 (as was her brother Andy, the "world music" guru). Choosing to cover John Peel's favourite song guaranteed at least some airplay at the time...
	9:52am pantz: Yes! Steve Miller at his best.
	9:52am Trouble: hey bryan!! you win the award for long distance listening!
	9:54am annie: mary hopkin is STILL performing and making music. so very cool.
	9:57am annie: well, it's officially the season of cool nights, my coffee cup only stayed warm for about half an hour.
	9:59am chromaphone: Nice coaching by Miles. Abracadabra is Steve Miller at his best?!
	10:02am Guido from Cologne: right now purchased betty Dacis Columbia Years
	10:03am pantz: Steve Miller is the ultimate cheesey Dad rock, so yes Abracadabra is him at his best.
	10:04am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I wish I could send you a picture of the sun setting over the Arabian Gulf right now. This has been the perfect set to start a weekend.
	10:06am Trouble: wowza!@listener bryan. and here we are in grey jersey city, and the BBC just called to see if anyone can talk to them about the hoboken train crash. weird
	10:07am JakeGould: @Trouble: Someone should say that PATH service sucks on a good day, but this is ridiculous!
	10:09am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble, for the umpteenth time no doubt YOUR BACK and your front and sides and everything. Trust the op went well.
	10:09am bobdoesthings: Im confused how a train could crash in the first place.. did it get derailed? I'm not familiar enough with the hoboken station..
	10:10am annie: they say it just didn't stop.
	10:11am sphere: NYT says it crashed into the Hoboken station.
	10:11am Enrique: http://globalnews.ca/news/2971818/injuries-reported-after-train-smashes-into-hoboken-station-in-new-jersey/?sf37357931=1
	10:11am annie: smash! i like that verb.. great imagery
	10:11am coelacanth: bob it was probably the end of the line.
	10:12am enrique: thx trouble, heard it first from you
	10:12am coelacanth: ...and hi Trouble and Troubled
	10:12am chromaphone: I just remembered that Miles Davis found Steve Miller offensive. Obviously it is no coincidence that Trouble played tracks from his wife and Miller back to back.
	10:13am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Sorry about the train.
	10:13am coelacanth: hahaha! (chromaphone)
	10:13am bobdoesthings: @coelacanth - ahh. right. didn't think of that., I've dont think I've ever been to that station..
	10:14am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:16am coelacanth: could play some Ornette. Miles had a problem with him too. (though he probably had to eat his words eventually)
	10:19am coelacanth: i always liked how long the fade is on that.
	10:20am emily: just checkin' in.
	10:20am Mike tp: Rocking groove. Hi Trouble. Been a while. Enjoy everyone! The sounds sound always wonderful.!
	10:21am PKNY: Yay, Lee Moses! What a voice!
	10:21am P-90: How does a train "crash into" a station?
	10:22am emily: I, too, want to see the Carmen Herrara show. won't be in town this weekend. (sad face, cuz I'd love to see it with you).
	10:23am Ken From Hyde Park: More info on centenarian artist Carmen Herrera. www.alchetron.com...
	10:24am coelacanth: P-90 i'm just guessing @10:11. i don't know how else.
	10:25am sphere: "It appeared the train went through a bumper stop at the end of the track. It came to a stop in a covered area between the station's indoor waiting area and the platform." - from NBC News in DC
	10:26am Sem Chumbo: If you were a long distance runner,Trouble, this set would = "hitting your stride." A lotta fun, thanks.
	10:31am P-90: Those passengers now have an EXCELLENT for taking the day off from work and going home to listen to WFMU. Put their feet up, maybe open a bottle of wine...
	10:32am P-90: That conductor's gonna have to give some urine though,
	10:33am Trouble: the hoboken train station, located above the underground PATH station, is built like a T. al the trains have engines in front and back so they can drive out the opposite way they entered. the train crashed through the end and probably derailed. the platform in front is always filled with people waiting for the next train departure. behind that is a gorgeous waiting room that lots of people also use. sounds devastating to the people involved and to the thousands of commuters who go through the station every day. The ferry is also connected to this station
	10:34am P-90: And those "bumper stops" might need to be re-evaluated, might need a bit of re-engineering
	10:36am mary: Saw the Herrera show yesterday. With my sister. It's great Many surprises. Quite touched. Just turned on radio and keeping it on while I make some drawings. You know, as CB said, and probably others, to teach myself to see. Was missing your show and here you are on Thurs. Yay. Great sound(s) as usual.
	10:36am P-90: CNN now says "at least one dead, 100 hurt" in Hoboken
	10:37am JakeGould: @P-90: Those bumper stops work fine. In this case it probably slowed the train down enough to prevent an even worse accident.
	10:37am coelacanth: shit. it must've still been going pretty fast then.
	10:37am Greg from ZONE 5: Yikes.
	10:38am P-90: Ohhh, that conductor's gonna have to give a LOT of urine.
	10:38am peter: Oh how Ive missed your birds.
	10:39am bobdoesthings: @p-90 - hmm... if the conductor is even still with us. not sure where the conductor sits on those trains..
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: @P-90: if he has any left in him after this disaster.
	10:39am P-90: @bobdoes: right up front
	10:40am βrian: @peter: n'est-ce pas ?
	10:40am chromaphone: Innervisions is one of the best sounding records ever.
	10:41am P-90: @chromaphone: agreed
	10:42am βrian: Gotta go vote today.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, almost forgot today is National Coffee Day.
	10:43am JakeGould: I think it's great to second guess and place blame on others in the immediate aftermath of an accident.
	10:44am Listener142985: Hard to say which ''Misstra'' verse sums up Trump best but this would do: ''If he shakes/On a bet/He's the kind of dude that won't pay his debt''
	10:44am coelacanth: ...magic? -or maybe you could play "american idiot". (not that i want you to.)
	10:44am g: more insufferable virtue signalling from trouble... shut up and play some records.
	10:45am βrian: @g: don't be so afraid to be enlightened.
	10:45am coelacanth: speaking of idiots, g doesn't know how to turn the show off.
	10:46am ami ad: Good morning.D.J Trouble.Good morning all.Thanks for keeping freeform alive and kicking
	10:46am bobdoesthings: I like to point out to people on the subway that the automated announcements are a bit sexist - when it's information being given "now arriving at.." it's a female voice. when it's telling you not to do something or to be courteous it's a male voice. interesting.
	10:46am AndrewC.: From the BBC "A local radio station anchor said the train..." Is that you, Trouble?
	10:46am bobdoesthings: I guess the idea is the masculine voice is more liekly to be listened to?? and information is nicer to hear from a feminine voice... I dunno..
	10:46am P-90: CNN.com now showing video taken "moments" after crash; witnesses say train hit a concrete wall in station so hard it "went airborne" and crashed into the ceiling of the station. Then of course the doors wouldn't open afterward, everyone had to crawl out the windows.
	10:47am sphere: G, i think we could all use more virtue.
	10:47am Greg from ZONE 5: Man I gotta cop this record.
	10:47am annie: my dislike for hillary is directly related to her policies and financial shenanigans, nothing at all to do with her gender; ANYONE can be duplicitous.
	10:47am JakeGould: Hey! Can we all not add additional tension today?
	10:48am βrian: This will be the first time I've been able to vote at my local public library. I mean, how civilized is that??
	10:48am annie: i had read that passengers just climbed out and went about their business, too... typical NYers. i love it
	10:53am Brian in UK: If it ain't Fania it ain't worth a f...
	10:53am Trouble: @ andrew C bbc called on air phone and i then sent them upstairs to talk to Liz. so liz is the local radio anchor in question...
	10:55am coelacanth: my dislike for hillary is certainly not related to her being a her...and it pales in comparison to my loathing of dump, which goes back years before he ran for pres. ...and anyway, when's the last time the us had a decent human being for president? (a:1979)
	10:56am annie: agreed, coe
	10:59am Peter in Seattle: Good Morning Trouble and listeners, it was a bee-U-T-ful dawn this morning out here.
	11:00am Brian in UK: @coelacanth I believe if Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points had been followed at the end of WW1 it might not be in the mess that it is now. He seemed like a decent man from this distance.
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: @Brian in UK - Remember, however, that Wilson was an abject racist who segregated the White House. Everyone is terrible.
	11:02am annie: @Brian/UK- i felt the same thng until i was led to more info on him. i DO agree with you, though, on the 14 points.
	11:02am bobdoesthings: and woodrow wilson started the federal reserve.. what a jerk!
	11:05am Passaic River Blues: Trouble is great, though. A ray of light piercing through darkest night.
	11:05am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...........................present.
	11:06am sphere: right on, Passaic. right on.
	11:06am Sem Chumbo: The Sidney Miller was pretty great.
	11:07am P-90: Wison: yes, "terrible." Should have been impeached for Fed. But: Jimmy Carter was not "terrible". Eisenhower, FDR were certainly not "terrible". Just sayin. John Adams, anyone?
	11:08am coelacanth: i missed that. i was outside trying to convince a cold honey bee to get into a flower. i think it just wanted the warmth of my hand... to die upon.
	11:09am Sem Chumbo: @P-90: read a recent biography of Mr. Adams. Seemed a decent fellow, maybe a sheep among the wolves.
	11:11am annie: being a pacifist, i will vote aganst a war-monger and eschew violence. or maybe it's just cause i'm a chicken shit.
	11:13am GGG: The Federal Reserve was created by an act of Congress, then signed by Wilson - how would Congress then impeach him? The Fed is a success story in economic history, not sure where this paranoia and ignorance comes from...
	11:13am bobdoesthings: wait... which one isn't a potential war-monger?
	11:14am P-90: @Sen: Adams fought from day one for everything this country could be, He and Jefferson and Ben Franklin are the guys who really dreamed up what we call the "U.S." Then Hamilton came along and said: "wait, shouldn't the banks be running this?" ...and there you have it
	11:15am coelacanth: ha! true bob.
	11:15am annie: my feeling is that trump is a poser; i will vote for neither, though, bdt. even bernie has the potential..
	11:16am Sem Chumbo: C'est tout, P-90, in a nutshell.
	11:17am annie: yep^
	11:18am annie: mostly i mourn the loss of innocents.
	11:19am Adrian in London: Back in and just reading about that train crash. Seems pretty awful.
	11:19am coelacanth: a lot of it is beyond the power of the pres... unless he's/she's okay with getting murdered by the actual government. (ie JFK) for opposing them. the bush empire may be an exception to that. they're all for war for profit -no convincing necessary.
	11:21am annie: how long until we pass unto the next grand karmic change? 5 generations? 10?
	11:22am bobdoesthings: crossing my fingers for the singularity
	11:22am coelacanth: give me a warm flower to die in.
	11:23am Ken From Hyde Park: So...who's up for some Dave Emory? www.wfmu.org...
	11:24am annie: i love dave emory
	11:25am Wild Neil: I too sometimes worry Trump is just a scam to pacify Nationalists...
	11:25am annie: i also listen to leid stories, she's good..
	11:26am annie: loving this last set, trouble..
	11:27am annie: imo, trump is the court jester, the one who knows all the moves and can dance in and around the best of them, similar to the fool in morris dancing
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: used to stream Dave Emory's show as sonic wallpaper while working late, several years ago. It suited my paranoid nature.
	11:31am annie: yep i was a regular for his show.
	11:31am stu: hi Trouble & moderns, Brazilian the birds are soothing.
	11:35am Wild Neil: Emory has some interesting points from the one time I listened to him... @Annite and Rev- I have seen this country take a serious turn for the worse in the last ten or twelve years...I am seriously worried what kind of world will my sons grow up to live in??
	11:37am coelacanth: i liked the canary record! 'thought it was funny.
	11:37am P-90: SO easy to make fun of Dave Emory, but the truth is, a lot of what he's talked about for years is just the facts of history. He makes a strong, sober (mostly) argument for his central thesis: simply that Fascism is always lurking, expanding its influence, working to gain more control. Gotta love Dave. He's stuck with it for decades.
	11:40am Listener142985: love Christine McVie's voice...
	11:40am SeanG: good to hear you back on the airwaves Trouble!
	11:40am cee: man this christine mcvie song is it
	11:42am annie: in many ways dave emory is very much like my dad and his rants... and HE ended up being pretty accurate...
	11:42am Polyus: I will love this Opal record to the end of time, thanks for playing it.
	11:42am kevlicki: Trouble, Happy to be listening while harvesting strawberries to make this winters preserves. I'll be doing these things regardless of which dingbat is elected. It will always be a struggle for liberation
	11:43am kevlicki: Basically, there's always work to do, and I'm on a farm, so...!
	11:43am βrian: Strawberries? At the end of September? Where?
	11:43am Trouble: happy to hear kevlicki
	11:44am upsetter5001: Not enough Opal on the air!
	11:44am JakeGould: @P-90: Pessimists are always right. Not really.
	11:46am Michael 98145: We are all horrified by the news out of Hoboken.
	11:46am coelacanth: i know someone personally who's much like Mr. Emory. he rants and is right on point most of the time; but if he doesn't incite the response he wants he starts making shit up, which is very unfortunate because it wrecks his credibility. he is brilliant though. ...also, most people shut down when someone talks AT them. ...partly because people are so damned insecure that they don't want to admit they've been duped - even when it's unavoidably obvious.
	11:47am annie: trouble, thank you so much for allowing our [polite] political ramblings..
	11:47am JakeGould: @Michael: Horrified? Or how about saddened.
	11:48am emily: so happy to hear "lady bird" xo
	11:48am Rich in Washington: woah! this is the best ever Lee and Nancy song that isn't a Lee and Nancy song.
	11:48am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just tuning in from the West Coast, but will go back and listen to the archives as usual. Hope everyone is okay in Hoboken.
	11:49am Webhamster Henry: wow this has the real Hazelwood/Sinatra feel!
	11:50am Rich in Washington: Ah. It IS a Lee song. I've never heard of them before. They also covered Summer Wine, according to the googlebots.
	11:50am annie: well, it took me a long time to bear someone's rants, as i'd been verbally brow-beaten as we grew up. it trained me to debate.... i'm still not good
	11:51am kevlicki: ßrian surprisingly, yes! Tho there are many that are diseased. Just trying to get the last of em for jam.
	11:51am amylea: Suzi Jane was Lee's ladybird! For awhile, at least..
	11:52am βrian: Ours were gone by mid-July here in Wisconsin.
	11:52am kevlicki: ßrian, maybe this is an indication to their hardiness, they are called "alpine" strawberries
	11:54am annie: wonderful show today trouble. i'm remembering to "like" songs; gathering a good list for a spotify binge
	11:55am bobdoesthings: great show today trouble! thanks!
	11:56am P-90: Thanks, @DJ Trouble! And again, Welcome home!
	11:57am Trouble: cheerio, thanks for sitting in.
	11:57am Brian in UK: Like riding a bicycle.
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Muito obrigado. Até a próxima vez.
	11:58am βrian: I think I may need to sneak off to the Drummer stream's speakeasy, with Charlie: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/68768
	11:58am Rev. Turnip Druid: Wild Neil @11:35 -- my pessimism knows no bounds, with that stuff. The beauty in people and the desire to not-harm seem to be random mutations in the operating system. So to speak.
	11:58am Adrian in London: Thanks for a lovely show; ending with a beautiful song
	12:00pm Michael 98145: Thank you again, DJ Trouble
	12:00pm ami ad: Nazional Capitalism anybody?
	12:08pm coelacanth: Thanks Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 29, 2016

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