WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 13, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03am Guido from Cologne: Hello trouble!
	9:04am Dave in Vermont: 1980!
	9:04am Trouble: good morning fans of giant artworks, and others
	9:05am sphere: hello all and congratulations to the 2016 Nobel laureate Bob Dylan!
	9:06am Dave in Vermont: wait was the beepy boopy song via lactea or was it the swooshy one
	9:07am pantz: Just like the giant vagina tree monster rises from the gray earth to stretch its talons, I rise to greet another morning with you Trouble.
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Goodmorningburgers! I thought Joe's Yips were going to chime in on that opening track.
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: DeeJay Keili's favourite track some 2 years ago.
	9:09am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and Modern Worlders. Ah, The Poet of Paterson representing.
	9:09am famous original italianicewolf: Hellllo
	9:10am Trouble: hey sugar wolf! i am going to sheep and wool on sunday! how about you?
	9:16am emily: fantastic cover. don't think i've heard this before.
	9:20am JakeGould: Hey.
	9:30am famous original italianicewolf: @trouble: I'm working out the arrangements Friday, but it looks like I'm going Sunday. And I'm probably going to the mini record fair Saturday HOW WILL I HAVE ANY MONEY TO DONATE TO THE SILENT FUNDRAISER???
	9:31am Trouble: toady's art work is by Gregory Van Maanen
	9:35am thedunkel: Great set this morning!
	9:39am Trouble: o good! italian icewolf. let's communicate more about this when it gets closer to le weekend!
	9:39am Trouble: merci, the dunkel!
	9:54am Sem Chumbo: Wow, how great is this.
	9:58am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm volunteering at the souvenir tent at Sheep & Wool Saturday morning. Looks like warn, dry weather for the weekend.
	10:02am Trouble: yes ken, rain would be a disaster. how would all the rheinbeck sweaters be shown off under raincoats?
	10:03am common: good day trouble and good people
	10:04am doca: Morning, Trouble! It's been a long time since I could catch the show live
	10:05am JtotheK: Augh! Missed out on 'Mon Petite Chow'... good morning everyone.
	10:07am Sem Chumbo: Doca! Good to see you here nce again.
	10:10am Barney Grubbs: Rhode Island-style calamari (tossed with hot pickled peppers) is the best
	10:10am fredrik: Tuning in from Providence!
	10:12am kevlicki: Morning trouble
	10:12am Trouble: hello frederik: you can back me up on that right? providence has it going on! anything you want to add to my suggestions?
	10:12am em: Yay Providence! I love that town. And thrilled to hear that In Your Ear still exists. I assumed it just went out of business when it disappeared from Thayer St.
	10:12am Ike: Always take the Merritt Parkway (at least as far as it can get you). GPS may tell you otherwise, but ignore it.
	10:12am sphere: Providence is also the home of H.P. Lovecraft and they have a tour and other related things.
	10:13am kevlicki: The next time you go to providence, it will be full of this is the Modern World listeners! I'm on my way to Pittsburgh today. Justseeds is getting a new office, and I gotta help move the stock
	10:16am doca: @Sem Chumbo: Hey! Yeah I've been a relapsed WFMU listener in the last few months, mostly listening to the archives. How are you?
	10:17am Trouble: @em; i used to work at in your ear. before it was on thayer, when it was on angell st
	10:18am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. doca, is that you?
	10:19am fredrik: Providence is where it's at! I like to eat at the Red Fez when I'm having myself a time downtown. Providence has fantastic outdoor festivals, block parties, parades, etc which makes the summer months a great time to be there. Don't go to Newport, go to Jamestown! Providence also has exceptional cemeteries, which I frequent!
	10:19am em: Oh yes! I think when I first moved to Providence it was still on Angell. Ah, those were the days. The Buddy days. I went to college there. Lots of good memories.
	10:20am Brian in UK: ...and there was me thinking that obscure beat poet from Tristan da Cuhna was going to win the Prize. How can it be Dylan, everyone has heard of him.
	10:20am doca: @Brian: Yes, it is me. What's up?
	10:21am Brian in UK: doca the world is spinning off its axis. Did the Olympics affect you?
	10:21am Sem Chumbo: @doca: All is good here, settling into Fall. You enjoying the Spring there?
	10:21am doca: Regarding Dylan Nobel prize, it's not that he doesn't deserve it, but it doesn't seem like Nobel prize functions to celebrate what is already celebrated. It feels like Obama's Nobel in 2010, or something like that.
	10:24am doca: @Sem: Yes, flowers are blossoming and trees are beautiful. And life is good, despite Brazil's deepening crisis. @Brian: Brazil is spinning off its axis faster than the world nowadays, but maybe a little bit slower than Trump's supporters. The Olympics was one of the few good news regarding Brazil this year. I enjoyed.
	10:25am Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: up to my eye holes in pumpkins, may I air freight you a pallet?
	10:27am doca: @Sem: and what about Fall up there? Porto Alegre has more Spring than Fall every year, which seems like a good trade!
	10:28am Brian in UK: Sem, heck make that two. Weather here is somewhat changeable. Two rainbows in half an hour,
	10:32am Sem Chumbo: @Doca: ldeciduous tree leaves are now turning brilliant colours, near frost some evenings, and of course much shorter daylight. Putting the vegetable garden to bed. Pretty soon planting next years garlic. Quieter times here, winter is coming.
	10:32am doca: That seems good to me, @Brian.
	10:32am Trouble: yes frederik, we love red fez, alas they were closed sunday night when we ate at ken's ramen instead. it was super!!
	10:34am famous original italianicewolf: @ken and trouble: it might be too warm for sweaters this weekend!! I haven't worn any scarves or hats yet this season...
	10:37am common: i remember the red fez. man, i miss providence.
	10:38am Trouble: nonsense famous original: sweaters must be worn! this isn"t maryland sheep and wool!
	10:40am doca: @Sem: That must a beautiful setting. Sometimes I feel that because season changing is more sharp over there, even in big cities there is still a clear connection to nature.
	10:48am Trouble: so we have a little silent, online mostly fundraiser going on this month. we are trying out new improved software to make donating $ easier, and it is being a little temperamental right now. for example i can't see who has pledged to my show to thank you very kind souls. but it will be working correctly soon and i will give a super shout out of thanks. meanwhile if you could donate just a bit to wfmu to keep us alive in these emotionally stressful times, we would love you to bits. merci!
	10:52am Sem Chumbo: @doca: I think that's an insightful thought. Living as we do, most Canadians, I mean, ~halfway between the Equator and North Pole, we sort of celebrate the 4 seasons, coming and going. Pretty sharp delineations and clear times for doing this, that and the other in a given season.
	10:54am Lewis: @Sem as a Florida boy now living in the north (minneapolis) I am finding the strong changes to be really invigorating. Enjoy them as they come because it will be different soon.
	10:56am sphere: as a Marylander, i'm just happy that we still have fall!
	10:57am Passaic River Blues: Trouble is slaying this morning.
	10:58am doca: @Sem and Lewis: Yes, I always thought the seasons cycle refresh and reinvigorate, specially as you know no season last forever. I think it would be strange to live farther North in Brazil, where there's only summer (stranger as it may be to think this wouldn't be good). In South Brazil we have a few noticeable changes, but seasons are getting all mixed up and there is less winter than it used to be twenty years ago.
	10:58am cee: dick rivers? really?
	10:59am Lewis: @cee - my thought exactly
	11:00am Trouble: merci, passaic river blues!
	11:01am Trouble: cee, lewis: get your mind out of the gutter, people!
	11:03am doca: @Trouble: Good to know the music is as beautiful as the packaging and contents of this boxset!
	11:06am cee: lol. all i was thinking was "dick rivers doesn't sound very french." swear
	11:07am Lewis: That French Pop collection is really good by the way...
	11:12am Bill W: I've seen the Jarmusch film, one of his best. Includes much Jerseyana, including Lou Costello and Uncle Floyd shoutouts.
	11:15am Goatpuncher: My cat refuses to use it if it's covered. Arrrgh.
	11:22am singular #2: C'est tellement beau, merci bcp.
	11:22am Trouble: hello bill w! coming from you that is a high recommendation.
	11:24am JakeGould: Stop punching goats.
	11:25am Erella: Hello Trouble! Thank you for Scritti!
	11:25am Ken From Hyde Park: I think I've been in Providence twice. First time was driving back from Boston and a piece of metal bounced from the road and cracked my windshield. The second time, I remember a little gallery that had a kind of Andy Warhol chess set where the chessmen were catsup bottles and such.
	11:27am Trouble: bonjour erella! i can always count on you chiming in when scritti politti comes on!
	11:35am JakeGould: Oh and Trouble Bob Dylan winning a Nobel is great news. So much more life affirming than the 2016 election coverage.
	11:36am braveness23: B23 here! I've been making pancetta in my kitchen in complete silence then it dawned on me that I was missing my favorite show! Gah! Trouble, do you think you could start your set over for me?
	11:37am braveness23: Is this new Chromatics?
	11:37am steveo: * = new
	11:38am braveness23: Doh!
	11:39am steveo: but is it new to Trouble or new to the world? (e.g. the 1980 via lactea at the top is marked new -- does that mean it's a re-release?)
	11:42am braveness23: From Wikipedia: On November 5 (2015?), Chromatics released seven cover versions of Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" Seven?
	11:42am Trouble: yes steveo, it is a re-issue that's right
	11:43am Trouble: via lactea, that is
	11:46am cee: speaking of jim jarmusch -saw him at the sigur ros show last week at radio city i.imgur.com...
	11:46am JakeGould: @Trouble: FWIW I believe the issue with Lizzy Mercier Descloux reissues was some kind of rights and permissions issues with Ze Records. But hey... good stuff is finally coming out again!
	11:50am Trouble: @ jakegould i am just amazed at how much music the woman made in her short life...
	11:51am steveo: Thanks, Trouble. I loved the Lauper cover & the via lactea (which means Milky Way).
	11:51am JakeGould: @Trouble: Indeed.
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Oh how sweet this is. Thanks, Trouble. See you, and all, next time.
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just tuning in. Trouble, were in you in Providence recently? A bunch of my RISD alumni friends went up for an alumni weekend and wondered if you crossed paths. Will be listening in earnest on the archives later today!
	11:54am JakeGould: Massive gourds: "Rhode Island man’s giant pumpkin sets a North American record for massive gourds" https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/10/11/rhode-island-mans-giant-pumpkin-sets-a-north-american-record-for-massive-gourds/?client=safari
	11:54am V Priceless: Going to see Sergio tonight on LI - 50th anniversary of the '66!
	11:55am Listener142985: In Your Ear has great T-shirts and stores in Boston and Cambridge also--if those are easier to get to
	11:55am sphere: thanks for the show. :)
	11:56am Priscilla: Sarah Neufeld & Colin Stetson playing at Brookfield Place tonight
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for tuning in this morning. see you next week!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks for the show!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 13, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
via lactea	La Estructura Del Universo	via lactea	wah wah	1980	Vinyl	*
anika	masters of war "masters of war" by "anika"	anika					0:06:18 (Pop-up)
jimmy heath	fau-lu "fau-lu" by "jimmy heath"	the time and the place					0:13:34 (Pop-up)
james yorkston	summer song "summer song" by "james yorkston"						0:21:44 (Pop-up)
yo la tengo	never my love "never my love" by "yo la tengo"	murder in the second degree	egon			*	0:25:49 (Pop-up)
mulan serrico	spor tranquil "spor tranquil" by "mulan serrico"	Tendres Tenebres (V/A)	crudites tapes			*	0:27:23 (Pop-up)

Charalambides	do you believe "do you believe" by "Charalambides"	glowing raw	drawing room		Vinyl	*	0:39:10 (Pop-up)
sharon van etten	remembering mountains	Remembering Mountains:Unheard Songs By Karen Dalton v/a					0:45:36 (Pop-up)
telebossa	funeral de um lavrador "funeral de um lavrador" by "telebossa"	garagem aurora	staubgold			*	0:49:35 (Pop-up)
Soapkills	tango "tango" by "Soapkills"	the best of soapkills					0:52:31 (Pop-up)
erykah badu	gone baby, don't be long	New Amerykah Part Two: Return of the Ankh					0:56:16 (Pop-up)
the romeos	mon petite chow "mon petite chow" by "the romeos"	Loma: A Soul Music Love Affair - Volume Four: sweeter than sweet things	rhino			*	1:00:53 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	girls it ain't easy	dusty in london					1:03:10 (Pop-up)

Chivalrous Amoekons	(sometimes i fell like ) fletcher christian	fanatic voyage	sea note/ palace			*	1:12:43 (Pop-up)
the baird sisters	looking at things up close	until you find your green	ba da bing!			*	1:16:34 (Pop-up)
animal collective	baleen sample "baleen sample" by "animal collective"	prospect hummer					1:19:05 (Pop-up)
The Frightnrs	all my tears "all my tears" by "The Frightnrs"	nothing more to say	daptone			*	1:23:46 (Pop-up)
syreeta	it don't mean nothin' to me	The Rita Wright Years: Rare Motown 1967-1970	kent soul			*	1:28:01 (Pop-up)
luke temple	florida "florida" by "luke temple"						1:30:49 (Pop-up)
elza soares	firmeza?! "firmeza?!" by "elza soares"	a melher do fim do mundo/the woman at the end of the world	mais um discos			*	1:35:36 (Pop-up)
ray barretto	acid "acid" by "ray barretto"						1:38:27 (Pop-up)
elia y elizabeth	la gran ciudad "la gran ciudad" by "elia y elizabeth"	La Onda de Elia y Elizabeth					1:43:27 (Pop-up)
lizzy mercier descloux	let's get it on	one for the soul	light in the attic			*	1:45:37 (Pop-up)
federico aubele	despertat "despertat" by "federico aubele"	granhotelbuenosaires					1:50:48 (Pop-up)
elektro hafiz	belki son kez "belki son kez" by "elektro hafiz"	elektro hafiz	pharaway sounds			*	1:55:30 (Pop-up)
dick rivers	via lucifer "via lucifer" by "dick rivers"	Beginner's Guide to French Pop Music (V/A)					1:56:28 (Pop-up)
Les Imbattables Léopards	milaoba	Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque Upper Volta (V/A)	Numero Group			*	1:59:31 (Pop-up)

anne gillis	dernieres images et generique	Film Noir American Style Cassette, Tape 2: European Contributions	tapes and ding dong	1984			2:14:14 (Pop-up)
Pedro Soler & Gaspar Claus	insomnio mineral	barlande					2:17:01 (Pop-up)
scritti politti	faithless "faithless" by "scritti politti"	songs to remember					2:23:17 (Pop-up)
sergio mendes trio featuring wanda de sah	berimbau	brasil '65 wanda de sah					2:27:13 (Pop-up)
helado negro	triangulate "triangulate" by "helado negro"	double youth					2:30:29 (Pop-up)
chromatics	some girls "some girls" by "chromatics"	girls	Italians Do It Better		Vinyl	*	2:35:26 (Pop-up)
rafi bookstaber	make up your mind	late summer	woodsist		Vinyl	*	2:39:42 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	man o' mine "man o' mine" by "mary lou williams"	mary lou williams					2:46:43 (Pop-up)

jacques dudon	l'ange, le diable et les colimacons	Erosion Distillée	monster melodies	1969	Vinyl	*	2:55:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Guido from Cologne: Hello trouble!
	9:04am Dave in Vermont: 1980!
	9:04am Trouble: good morning fans of giant artworks, and others
	9:05am sphere: hello all and congratulations to the 2016 Nobel laureate Bob Dylan!
	9:06am Dave in Vermont: wait was the beepy boopy song via lactea or was it the swooshy one
	9:07am pantz: Just like the giant vagina tree monster rises from the gray earth to stretch its talons, I rise to greet another morning with you Trouble.
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Goodmorningburgers! I thought Joe's Yips were going to chime in on that opening track.
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: DeeJay Keili's favourite track some 2 years ago.
	9:09am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and Modern Worlders. Ah, The Poet of Paterson representing.
	9:09am famous original italianicewolf: Hellllo
	9:10am Trouble: hey sugar wolf! i am going to sheep and wool on sunday! how about you?
	9:16am emily: fantastic cover. don't think i've heard this before.
	9:20am JakeGould: Hey.
	9:30am famous original italianicewolf: @trouble: I'm working out the arrangements Friday, but it looks like I'm going Sunday. And I'm probably going to the mini record fair Saturday HOW WILL I HAVE ANY MONEY TO DONATE TO THE SILENT FUNDRAISER???
	9:31am Trouble: toady's art work is by Gregory Van Maanen
	9:35am thedunkel: Great set this morning!
	9:39am Trouble: o good! italian icewolf. let's communicate more about this when it gets closer to le weekend!
	9:39am Trouble: merci, the dunkel!
	9:54am Sem Chumbo: Wow, how great is this.
	9:58am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm volunteering at the souvenir tent at Sheep & Wool Saturday morning. Looks like warn, dry weather for the weekend.
	10:02am Trouble: yes ken, rain would be a disaster. how would all the rheinbeck sweaters be shown off under raincoats?
	10:03am common: good day trouble and good people
	10:04am doca: Morning, Trouble! It's been a long time since I could catch the show live
	10:05am JtotheK: Augh! Missed out on 'Mon Petite Chow'... good morning everyone.
	10:07am Sem Chumbo: Doca! Good to see you here nce again.
	10:10am Barney Grubbs: Rhode Island-style calamari (tossed with hot pickled peppers) is the best
	10:10am fredrik: Tuning in from Providence!
	10:12am kevlicki: Morning trouble
	10:12am Trouble: hello frederik: you can back me up on that right? providence has it going on! anything you want to add to my suggestions?
	10:12am em: Yay Providence! I love that town. And thrilled to hear that In Your Ear still exists. I assumed it just went out of business when it disappeared from Thayer St.
	10:12am Ike: Always take the Merritt Parkway (at least as far as it can get you). GPS may tell you otherwise, but ignore it.
	10:12am sphere: Providence is also the home of H.P. Lovecraft and they have a tour and other related things.
	10:13am kevlicki: The next time you go to providence, it will be full of this is the Modern World listeners! I'm on my way to Pittsburgh today. Justseeds is getting a new office, and I gotta help move the stock
	10:16am doca: @Sem Chumbo: Hey! Yeah I've been a relapsed WFMU listener in the last few months, mostly listening to the archives. How are you?
	10:17am Trouble: @em; i used to work at in your ear. before it was on thayer, when it was on angell st
	10:18am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. doca, is that you?
	10:19am fredrik: Providence is where it's at! I like to eat at the Red Fez when I'm having myself a time downtown. Providence has fantastic outdoor festivals, block parties, parades, etc which makes the summer months a great time to be there. Don't go to Newport, go to Jamestown! Providence also has exceptional cemeteries, which I frequent!
	10:19am em: Oh yes! I think when I first moved to Providence it was still on Angell. Ah, those were the days. The Buddy days. I went to college there. Lots of good memories.
	10:20am Brian in UK: ...and there was me thinking that obscure beat poet from Tristan da Cuhna was going to win the Prize. How can it be Dylan, everyone has heard of him.
	10:20am doca: @Brian: Yes, it is me. What's up?
	10:21am Brian in UK: doca the world is spinning off its axis. Did the Olympics affect you?
	10:21am Sem Chumbo: @doca: All is good here, settling into Fall. You enjoying the Spring there?
	10:21am doca: Regarding Dylan Nobel prize, it's not that he doesn't deserve it, but it doesn't seem like Nobel prize functions to celebrate what is already celebrated. It feels like Obama's Nobel in 2010, or something like that.
	10:24am doca: @Sem: Yes, flowers are blossoming and trees are beautiful. And life is good, despite Brazil's deepening crisis. @Brian: Brazil is spinning off its axis faster than the world nowadays, but maybe a little bit slower than Trump's supporters. The Olympics was one of the few good news regarding Brazil this year. I enjoyed.
	10:25am Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: up to my eye holes in pumpkins, may I air freight you a pallet?
	10:27am doca: @Sem: and what about Fall up there? Porto Alegre has more Spring than Fall every year, which seems like a good trade!
	10:28am Brian in UK: Sem, heck make that two. Weather here is somewhat changeable. Two rainbows in half an hour,
	10:32am Sem Chumbo: @Doca: ldeciduous tree leaves are now turning brilliant colours, near frost some evenings, and of course much shorter daylight. Putting the vegetable garden to bed. Pretty soon planting next years garlic. Quieter times here, winter is coming.
	10:32am doca: That seems good to me, @Brian.
	10:32am Trouble: yes frederik, we love red fez, alas they were closed sunday night when we ate at ken's ramen instead. it was super!!
	10:34am famous original italianicewolf: @ken and trouble: it might be too warm for sweaters this weekend!! I haven't worn any scarves or hats yet this season...
	10:37am common: i remember the red fez. man, i miss providence.
	10:38am Trouble: nonsense famous original: sweaters must be worn! this isn"t maryland sheep and wool!
	10:40am doca: @Sem: That must a beautiful setting. Sometimes I feel that because season changing is more sharp over there, even in big cities there is still a clear connection to nature.
	10:48am Trouble: so we have a little silent, online mostly fundraiser going on this month. we are trying out new improved software to make donating $ easier, and it is being a little temperamental right now. for example i can't see who has pledged to my show to thank you very kind souls. but it will be working correctly soon and i will give a super shout out of thanks. meanwhile if you could donate just a bit to wfmu to keep us alive in these emotionally stressful times, we would love you to bits. merci!
	10:52am Sem Chumbo: @doca: I think that's an insightful thought. Living as we do, most Canadians, I mean, ~halfway between the Equator and North Pole, we sort of celebrate the 4 seasons, coming and going. Pretty sharp delineations and clear times for doing this, that and the other in a given season.
	10:54am Lewis: @Sem as a Florida boy now living in the north (minneapolis) I am finding the strong changes to be really invigorating. Enjoy them as they come because it will be different soon.
	10:56am sphere: as a Marylander, i'm just happy that we still have fall!
	10:57am Passaic River Blues: Trouble is slaying this morning.
	10:58am doca: @Sem and Lewis: Yes, I always thought the seasons cycle refresh and reinvigorate, specially as you know no season last forever. I think it would be strange to live farther North in Brazil, where there's only summer (stranger as it may be to think this wouldn't be good). In South Brazil we have a few noticeable changes, but seasons are getting all mixed up and there is less winter than it used to be twenty years ago.
	10:58am cee: dick rivers? really?
	10:59am Lewis: @cee - my thought exactly
	11:00am Trouble: merci, passaic river blues!
	11:01am Trouble: cee, lewis: get your mind out of the gutter, people!
	11:03am doca: @Trouble: Good to know the music is as beautiful as the packaging and contents of this boxset!
	11:06am cee: lol. all i was thinking was "dick rivers doesn't sound very french." swear
	11:07am Lewis: That French Pop collection is really good by the way...
	11:12am Bill W: I've seen the Jarmusch film, one of his best. Includes much Jerseyana, including Lou Costello and Uncle Floyd shoutouts.
	11:15am Goatpuncher: My cat refuses to use it if it's covered. Arrrgh.
	11:22am singular #2: C'est tellement beau, merci bcp.
	11:22am Trouble: hello bill w! coming from you that is a high recommendation.
	11:24am JakeGould: Stop punching goats.
	11:25am Erella: Hello Trouble! Thank you for Scritti!
	11:25am Ken From Hyde Park: I think I've been in Providence twice. First time was driving back from Boston and a piece of metal bounced from the road and cracked my windshield. The second time, I remember a little gallery that had a kind of Andy Warhol chess set where the chessmen were catsup bottles and such.
	11:27am Trouble: bonjour erella! i can always count on you chiming in when scritti politti comes on!
	11:35am JakeGould: Oh and Trouble Bob Dylan winning a Nobel is great news. So much more life affirming than the 2016 election coverage.
	11:36am braveness23: B23 here! I've been making pancetta in my kitchen in complete silence then it dawned on me that I was missing my favorite show! Gah! Trouble, do you think you could start your set over for me?
	11:37am braveness23: Is this new Chromatics?
	11:37am steveo: * = new
	11:38am braveness23: Doh!
	11:39am steveo: but is it new to Trouble or new to the world? (e.g. the 1980 via lactea at the top is marked new -- does that mean it's a re-release?)
	11:42am braveness23: From Wikipedia: On November 5 (2015?), Chromatics released seven cover versions of Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" Seven?
	11:42am Trouble: yes steveo, it is a re-issue that's right
	11:43am Trouble: via lactea, that is
	11:46am cee: speaking of jim jarmusch -saw him at the sigur ros show last week at radio city i.imgur.com...
	11:46am JakeGould: @Trouble: FWIW I believe the issue with Lizzy Mercier Descloux reissues was some kind of rights and permissions issues with Ze Records. But hey... good stuff is finally coming out again!
	11:50am Trouble: @ jakegould i am just amazed at how much music the woman made in her short life...
	11:51am steveo: Thanks, Trouble. I loved the Lauper cover & the via lactea (which means Milky Way).
	11:51am JakeGould: @Trouble: Indeed.
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Oh how sweet this is. Thanks, Trouble. See you, and all, next time.
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just tuning in. Trouble, were in you in Providence recently? A bunch of my RISD alumni friends went up for an alumni weekend and wondered if you crossed paths. Will be listening in earnest on the archives later today!
	11:54am JakeGould: Massive gourds: "Rhode Island man’s giant pumpkin sets a North American record for massive gourds" https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/10/11/rhode-island-mans-giant-pumpkin-sets-a-north-american-record-for-massive-gourds/?client=safari
	11:54am V Priceless: Going to see Sergio tonight on LI - 50th anniversary of the '66!
	11:55am Listener142985: In Your Ear has great T-shirts and stores in Boston and Cambridge also--if those are easier to get to
	11:55am sphere: thanks for the show. :)
	11:56am Priscilla: Sarah Neufeld & Colin Stetson playing at Brookfield Place tonight
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for tuning in this morning. see you next week!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks for the show!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 13, 2016

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