WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: good morning trouble!!
	9:03am Dave in Vermont: Good morning. Thanks again.
	9:03am annie: love the card, trouble...
	9:04am βrian: Way too early for me. This helps mightily.
	9:04am melinda: Morning!
	9:04am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...........................who has carrot cake?
	9:04am Irene Trudel: What a beautiful song to start!
	9:05am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble and troublettes!
	9:06am melinda: This is kinda rockin' for meditation music. I like it.
	9:06am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:06am Луц: hi, evrvn... glad to see / listen to you...
	9:06am Mick: Bon Jour Trouble!
	9:08am Луц: some... indian thems, a?..
	9:08am Луц: fluete...horn...etc...
	9:10am Луц: i'd like... mmm...
	9:11am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all.
	9:15am Trouble: good morning world! heavy moment there with Nachum signing off for the last time. Next week Scott Mcdowell will sit in his chair on thursday. Onto the next phase of creation...
	9:15am Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'lo too
	9:16am Dave in Vermont: that was so sweet with Nachum and Ken
	9:16am Trouble: this morning's artwork is by WFMU listener extrodinaire Caitlin Keegan. this piece is an illustrated tarot card from her new deck. Go here to see and buy: Caitlinkeegan.com
	9:17am annie: i heard it in his voice trouble..i shed a tear
	9:19am Trouble: he was quite broken up, @ annie. as was I. He is a good egg
	9:24am annie: i didn't realize until a couple of days ago that the "remember, live, and trust" is based on a quote from einstein.
	9:27am Wild Neil: PEACE all. Applied for a substitute teaching job today, it pays $80 a day until I can find a mechanical engineering position near Buffalo. Had a really great interview yesterday with the "good cop" until the "bad cop" asked me about my short term jobs in the area. It's like the freakin' scarlett letter with that sometimes....
	9:28am the Canterbury wood-elf: Einstein would have been horrified by Nachum's politics: archive.org...
	9:28am annie: ... and the awful thing is that the prospective employer has a delusion that jobs are easy to come by an hold onto. it's a tough labor market out there.
	9:29am steveo: I'm a witch!
	9:29am dale: great opening set! trippy!
	9:30am Scraps: I don't know Nachum, and i guess people like him. otherwise, i couldn't know just by his show. I probably should keep my opinion to those two sentences.
	9:31am Bronwyn Bishop: I <3 Louise Huebner :D
	9:31am βrian: All = "Owahl"
	9:31am Sem Chumbo: Yeah! Virgo gets the go-head!
	9:32am melinda: I'm an online listener so normally don't hear anything but the last few seconds of JM in the AM, but streamed the last 15 min of the show so I could hear some of the farewell, and it was touching.
	9:32am βrian: @Sem: Missed that. What was it, again?
	9:32am Wild Neil: @Annie-at my next job will save money to buy a powerful workstation computer for CAD then buy SolidWorks. Maybe,
	9:32am Sem Chumbo: ..and cooking lessons, too!
	9:33am sugarwolf: I become a crone next week, maybe I'll get witch powers!!!!
	9:33am Sam: Aaah, Nachum should've just stayed, then we could all be happy.
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: actions without repercussions. It's like a dream.
	9:34am the Canterbury wood-elf: i used to find myself listening to JM before the separate webstream was established. As well as the horribly cheesy music it was hardline pro-occupation, pro-settlement propaganda. He even did a live broadcast from the settlements in Hebron once. Seriously! I'm not trying to stir up any ill feelings, but i'm personally glad that WFMU's entered the post-Nachum era. I'll shut up now. Peace, everyone.
	9:34am Sam: "Quand vous parlez d'oiseaux, il est mieux de parler en francais."
	9:34am judy from croton: Wrote down that potion. My enemies lose their sexual capacities!
	9:35am annie: congratulations sugarwolf!! i turned crone 16 years ago..
	9:36am βrian: @Sam: Les chats sont d'accord. C'est leur lingua franca.
	9:37am annie: those connectons bothered me, too. chacun a son gouche(?)
	9:37am Sem Chumbo: @Sam: Vraiment vrai.
	9:37am melinda: So what's the official age for cronehood now? I gotta admit, I find no solace and little meaning in the maiden/mother/crone model for life stages.
	9:38am βrian: @annie: "à son goût" (I think)
	9:39am Rich in Washington: I once fell asleep listening to Hassell's Fourth World music and had a horrific dream of an invasion of the body snatchers type invasion.
	9:39am annie: aahh!! yes, you're right brian
	9:40am Wild Neil: Well, I gotta go meet with a veteran's rep at the Department of Labor now to concoct job search strategies that are not redundant with what I already know.
	9:40am annie: melinda, in my understanding cronehood begins at the thirteenth moon
	9:41am Scraps: Wood-elf, i very much agree. Just to know you're not alone
	9:41am Bronwyn Bishop: I'm technically a maiden but apparently some people consider there to be a "warrior" stage between maiden and mother, which I like a lot better.
	9:41am annie: not age-specific, in todays "modern world" though, with lady part issues, it's relative
	9:42am Rev. Turnip Druid: Cheers W.Neil. Luck be witcha.
	9:43am annie: i feel more warrior now than i did then. it's easier to speak your mind when your face is somewhat wizened and you hair is white. i commands an subtl amount of respect, something no to be abused, though
	9:43am Sam: Oui, pour les chats, they love the delicate sound of French. I speak french to my cats all the time, I even named one of them Lumineux.
	9:44am annie: (silly keyboard, deciding what letters to leave out)
	9:44am Bronwyn Bishop: @Annie: Yeah, I'm going through a bit of a quarter-life crisis because I expected to have it all figured out and be totally confident and know what I was doing as soon as I graduated college and...no. Perhaps I'll finally feel that way when I get to the crone stage.
	9:46am annie: bronwyn, the time you finally figure it out will be the time you're ready to step it up to the next etheric level. enjoy the ride and inhale all the learning you can.. you are taking it all with you...
	9:47am annie: i was just waking up when i was 25, it felt glorious
	9:47am Bronwyn Bishop: i try to remember that! i've got this dumb little voice telling me "this is your life make sure you don't waste it blah blah blah" and it causes constant second-guessing. my new years resolution is to figure out how to make it shut up. or maybe it'll just go away with time.
	9:48am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:48am Scraps: Rich, thirty years ago I put on Hassell and Eno album when me and two friends were on acid. One of them immediately stopped it, with a horrifying look in her face. Ever since, she refers the album as "giant bug music".
	9:49am annie: yep, there are tims whn taking ourselves seriously is just silly.
	9:51am βrian: @Scraps: Gregor Samsa's favorite piece.
	9:52am melinda: @Bronwyn: nobody has it all figured out at 25.
	9:52am Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	9:52am JakeGould: @Bronwyn: FWIW, I'm older than you and my resume looks great. But I assure you the only thing that has changed is the way I hide or express my disgust when dealing with work/life bullshit. And maybe now I can spot bad situation way ahead of time instead of rationalizing. So all I am saying is learning how to roll with it (whatever that "it" is) is the best way to deal with life/work crap.
	9:52am βrian: @melinda: But how old before you realize that??
	9:53am the Canterbury wood-elf: That Hassell/Eno is in my top ten favourite albums of all time. A shame they didn't do more. Apparently JH thought "My Life In The Bush of Ghosts" (which came out around the same time?) was Eno sellling out to commercialism!!
	9:58am crateslinger: @ Bronwyn. Two pieces of advice if you want to find peace. 1 - never run for the train. 2 - never talk to electronics. Perhaps my advice is slanted toward 80's guys from Brooklyn, but it works for me.
	9:58am Sem Chumbo: MLitBoG commercial? That was a bit of a stretch.
	9:58am Bronwyn Bishop: I love it Crateslinger, thanks :D
	9:59am melinda: @Brian: maybe by late 30s? haha
	10:00am βrian: Actually, I just recently began to talk to Siri, but only in French — which tickles me to no end.
	10:01am FMthatguy: I love this song. It's so strange.
	10:03am JakeGould: @Bronywn: Also you might reach a point where you realize someone grabbing a bucket of gold leaf ($1.6 million worth) off of the back of a truck in Manhattan is a very cool move.
	10:04am Priscilla: @JakeGould: Saw the video of that guy—OMG!
	10:04am FMthatguy: I have already reached that point lol
	10:05am JakeGould: I love that guy who grabbed the bucket of gold leaf. More power to him!
	10:06am annie: jake!!! i applauded his move... wow, but 89 pounds? one strong dude.
	10:11am northguineahills: @Wild Neil: Spending time to travel when I was in my mid 30s and then only finding 6 month contracts w/ 6 month interviewing processes did it for me. Looks like I'll finally have something starting in January after losing everything w/ almost 3 years w/o a jobby job. I got a little to big for my britches, that, and the economy of my industry fully changed when I had my last long-term job, 10-6 years ago. Oh, y buena suerte, Wild Neil!
	10:13am Bronwyn Bishop: love this <3
	10:13am Passaic River Blues: This is lovely!
	10:14am chromaphone: That Heron was great and then nice pairing with the Szabster.
	10:16am crateslinger: I used to think stealing was cool. I was pretty good at it too. Now, I don't know. Seems somehow unfair. Victimless crime or not. Just suffer like everybody else.
	10:16am chromaphone: I like herons in general: www.youtube.com...
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: Lee Hazelwood - did he ever go straight and open up that gate?
	10:18am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble! Caitlin's work is amazing. Everybody go follow her on Instagram. Go now!
	10:18am Trouble: herons are one of my favorite birds. so fantastically graceful and awkward at the same time
	10:21am chromaphone: Totally Trubs! That really describes much of their appeal for me. I have lots of footage of them on my youtube channel if you are interested.
	10:22am βrian: Cranes are a hoot, too. Remarkable to watch and entertaining to hear.
	10:23am annie: chrome, what is your youtube? i'd love to see it. there was a publication and card company called Heron Dance. i loved his work..
	10:23am Ike: Some of us would probably need a very particular angle for the sun to shine there.
	10:24am northguineahills: I get to see plenty of cranes, herons, egrets, hawks, and turkey buzzards from my window in the retention pond. Oh the joys of nature in suburban FL.
	10:26am chromaphone: Annie - you can access it from the link I posted above. Here is the main page: www.youtube.com... I am a wildlife-appreciating addict :) I'm jealous northguinea! Any spoonbills or ibis?
	10:27am βrian: In that video, you can see the fish still flopping after it's down that heron's gullet!
	10:28am Priscilla: Dancing on my desk (in my head)
	10:29am glenn: today, in exploits of former astronauts who look like senior citizen popeye - www.rawstory.com...
	10:29am Brendan: Neeighhhhhh! Whats goin on?
	10:29am coelacanth: i hate to be a fuddy duddy but i'm just gonna do the tighten up to this.
	10:29am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble, and the Troubled. Just tuning in; wow that Bobby Oroza track was something. I was thinking of you the other day at the Indie Label Market in London when I was looking at a massive Syl Johnson vinyl box set from the Numero Grouo: I could barely lift it!
	10:30am Passaic River Blues: Joe Bataan 4 NJ Governor '18
	10:31am annie: thanks chrome, just subscribed.. nosowisewoman is the handle
	10:31am chromaphone: What an enjoyable set this has been... putting me in a good mood. Yea Brian, I have lots of footage of animals flopping inside heron necks.
	10:32am JakeGould: Cue queue.
	10:34am βrian: Tyrannosaurus Rump! Far, far worse than Jurassic Park.
	10:36am FMthatguy: True true. I love giving my favorite musicians the money they're owed.
	10:36am Greg from ZONE 5: Hear hear! There are people on Etsy trying to make a living, people.
	10:37am coelacanth: caitlinkeegan.com
	10:37am MD: Hello Brave New Modern world...
	10:38am JakeGould: Toss some $$$ to WFMU as well.
	10:39am chromaphone: Hey thanks annie! My latest upload actually has a heron chowing down some catfish in it.
	10:42am Passaic River Blues: Luc Sante has a short piece in the NYRB about Richard McGuire, an illustrator and bassist in Liquid Liquid: www.nybooks.com...
	10:44am Trouble: ha! i have that syl box @ adrian, mais bien sur
	10:47am Adrian in London: @Trouble I ended up getting the Giorgio Tuma album, which is lovely.
	10:50am βrian: Wow, Glenda really pulls out the glottal stops.
	10:50am Sam: Johnny's a shmuck
	10:55am Sem Chumbo: Lovin' this.
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: te ta to
	10:58am Wilson K: Rock me, Smoochy
	11:23am JakeGould: Thought this was Holly Cole for a second.
	11:23am Parq: Billie Jow?
	11:23am Trouble: this version of billie joe does nothing to quiet the question: just what the heck is this song about?
	11:24am Trouble: i am a dj not a typist, for sure
	11:25am Sam: Checking in from Salt Lake City. I miss my true love: Jersey! J-J-J-Jersey!
	11:25am FMthatguy: Trouble, what was that song you played around the 10 o'clock hour? It was some almost Native American sounding piece with scratchy voices.
	11:26am Greg from ZONE 5: Billy Jowel
	11:26am Trouble: hello salt lake city!
	11:26am JP from KC: Morning, everyone. The urge to leave work for my lunch hour and never come back is stronger than usual, today. Great set, by the way.
	11:27am Trouble: merci jp from kc
	11:27am Passaic River Blues: @Greg: I like that! "Billy Jowel" is a reggaeton emcee who only covers Prince William of Long Island. "Billy Jowl" is a heavy-set subway crooner who only knows three lines from "Piano Man".
	11:30am coelacanth: it's about people with no Love and it's about harsh judgement. (not this version, though...) oh well, life goes on. i.dailymail.co.uk...
	11:30am Parq: At first I thought it said "Billie Jaw". That would have meant something. I have no idea what.
	11:30am Sem Chumbo: Lovely morning, Trouble; that Francis Bebey hit the spot! See you, and the Troubled, next time.
	11:31am JakeGould: Bully Jowel
	11:33am βrian: Belly Jowl.
	11:41am MenfussMike: i could listen to this for hours and i do
	11:41am Michael 98145: nice indeed
	11:42am JakeGould: Bailey Cowl
	11:43am Trouble: shouting out the name of ravelry patterns, jakegould?
	11:46am Adrian in London: Ooh, love this Noveller track. I see we have to wait until February for the record. Something to look forward to.
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: Billet-joule.
	11:47am Priscilla: Attempting my first fair isle pattern from ravelry :-)
	11:48am Passaic River Blues: This one's awful: "Boil Jelly".
	11:48am βrian: Bisous aux bajoues.
	11:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just signing in to say hello/goodbye from SoCal! Saw Seu Jorge live at the Balboa Theater in San Diego last night, playing only Life Aquatic/Bowie songs. So lovely and magical. He wore his outfit from the movie and told stories about being on set. So great!
	11:50am Trouble: go priscilla!!!! i had to frog alot of yarn before i figured out how to float loosely, but not loosely, and not too tight! may the knitting gods be with you
	11:50am Trouble: awwww, sounds fabulous jennique!
	11:51am FMthatguy: This is an amazing show!
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble, I bought this Bo Bo Ye Ye cd set, which comes with a photo book and a bonus vinyl LP. Wonderful music - check it out! www.npr.org...
	11:52am Michael 98145: hmm. what have we here?
	11:54am Trouble: super!! love that, jennique! just saw an african fabric show in philly that you would love
	11:54am chromaphone: Reminds me of Can't get you outta my head.
	11:54am Trouble: thanks FMthatguy
	11:55am βrian: Oui, on te couvre d'éloges, Trouble. Merveilleux.
	11:56am Trouble: merci bien @brian!
	11:56am madeleinecag: love this
	11:57am Priscilla: Was that the Vlisco show in Philly? Looks fabulous
	11:57am Trouble: hello madeline!!!!
	11:57am Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Trouble
	11:58am crateslinger: Ravelry? Wow! Any LSG in here! What What!
	11:58am Priscilla: Thanks Trouble — another wonderful show!
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:58am madeleinecag: hi trouble
	11:59am madeleinecag: i love your show
	12:09pm coelacanth: Thanks Trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 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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December 1, 2016: by hand

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
kelsey Lu	morning after coffee "morning after coffee" by "kelsey Lu"	church	true panther sounds		Vinyl	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chaitanya Hari Deuter	second stage	Kandalini Meditation music			Vinyl	*	0:03:59 (Pop-up)
heron oblivion	seventeen landscapes	heron oblivion					0:18:59 (Pop-up)
laurence vanay	le coeur lourd "le coeur lourd" by "laurence vanay"	galaxies					0:26:24 (Pop-up)
louise huebner	sun sign amulets for spiritual protection	Louise Huebner's Seduction Through Witchcraft					0:28:34 (Pop-up)

finis africa	Hassell, el Oso Hormiguero (Hassell The Ant-Eater)	A Last Discovery: The Essential Collection, 1984-2001					0:36:53 (Pop-up)
ceu	varanda suspensa "varanda suspensa" by "ceu"	tropix					0:38:05 (Pop-up)
golden teardrops	caroline "caroline" by "golden teardrops"	closer and closer	hilltop		7"	*	0:43:25 (Pop-up)
tahiti 80	whatever (89' version) "whatever (89' version)" by "tahiti 80"	bang ep					0:46:06 (Pop-up)
lizzy mercier descloux	"lizzy mercier descloux"						0:48:37 (Pop-up)
nelson patton	blue stone "blue stone" by "nelson patton"	along the way	nelson patton			*	0:51:08 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	i want to be alone "i want to be alone" by "Vashti Bunyan"	some things just stick in your mind					0:55:28 (Pop-up)
angela sawyer	i prefer you "i prefer you" by "angela sawyer"	on the pedestrian side	weird ear			*	0:57:37 (Pop-up)
Petra Haden & James Williamson	blues jumped the rabbit	Blues Jumped the Rabbit 7"	leopard lady		7"	*	1:00:52 (Pop-up)

heron	miss kiss "miss kiss" by "heron"	Upon Reflection: The Dawn Anthology					1:09:13 (Pop-up)
gabor szabo	some velvet morning "some velvet morning" by "gabor szabo"	Bacchanal 1969					1:11:57 (Pop-up)
devendra banhart	mara "mara" by "devendra banhart"	ape in pink marble				*	1:18:16 (Pop-up)
nina simone	trouble in mind "trouble in mind" by "nina simone"	pastel blues					1:20:02 (Pop-up)
bobby oroza	this love part 1 "this love part 1" by "bobby oroza"	this love part 1	stylart records			*	1:22:39 (Pop-up)
orchestra harlow	Horsin' Up "Horsin' Up" by "orchestra harlow"	Nu Yorica Roots! The Rise Of Latin Music In New York City In The 1960s (V/A)					1:26:41 (Pop-up)

fredda	morin heights "morin heights" by "fredda"	l'ancolie					1:36:15 (Pop-up)
liquid liquid	rubber miro "rubber miro" by "liquid liquid"	liquid liquid	superior viaduct		Vinyl	*	1:39:26 (Pop-up)
lil bub	new gravity "new gravity" by "lil bub"	science and magic					1:43:26 (Pop-up)
patsy's rats	burnin' honey "burnin' honey" by "patsy's rats"	burnin' honey	dig!		7"	*	1:46:05 (Pop-up)
glenda collins	in the first place	this little girls gone rockin!					1:48:37 (Pop-up)
aretha franklin	a change "a change" by "aretha franklin"						1:50:45 (Pop-up)
francis bebey	Il N'y A Pas De Crocodiles A Cocody	African Electronic Music 1975-1982					1:53:13 (Pop-up)
tenor saw	Ring the Alarm! hip hop mix	nice up the dance two worlds clash V/A					1:56:12 (Pop-up)
charlie hilton	let's go to a party	palana					1:58:31 (Pop-up)
fatrima al qadiri	curfew "curfew" by "fatrima al qadiri"	brute					2:01:47 (Pop-up)

sharon van etten	i don't want to let you down	i don't want to let you down ep					2:08:43 (Pop-up)
mocky	amaimono (sweet things) feat nia andrews and joey dosik)	mocky presents the moxtapes vol III	heavy sheet			*	2:12:59 (Pop-up)
baby washington	i can't afford to lose him	the girls got soul v/a					2:15:21 (Pop-up)
ariel kalma	merry forest "merry forest" by "ariel kalma"	Interfrequence	black sweat	1980		*	2:18:26 (Pop-up)
karin krog	ode to billie joe "ode to billie joe" by "karin krog"	Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999					2:22:07 (Pop-up)
zachary cale	Low Light Serenade "Low Light Serenade" by "zachary cale"	duskland					2:30:30 (Pop-up)
freakwater	Take Me With You "Take Me With You" by "freakwater"	Scheherazade					2:37:07 (Pop-up)
anna jones	trixie blues "trixie blues" by "anna jones"	Oh, Run Into Me, But Don't Hurt Me! Female Blues Singers Rarities 1923-1930 v/a					2:39:18 (Pop-up)
noveller	lone victory tonight "lone victory tonight" by "noveller"	a pink sunset for no one	fire			*	2:42:12 (Pop-up)
cults	always forever "always forever" by "cults"	static					2:47:27 (Pop-up)
warpaint	don't wanna "don't wanna" by "warpaint"	heads up	rough trade			*	2:51:10 (Pop-up)
Lena Platonos	the beehive "the beehive" by "Lena Platonos"	sun masks	dark entries			*	2:57:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: good morning trouble!!
	9:03am Dave in Vermont: Good morning. Thanks again.
	9:03am annie: love the card, trouble...
	9:04am βrian: Way too early for me. This helps mightily.
	9:04am melinda: Morning!
	9:04am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...........................who has carrot cake?
	9:04am Irene Trudel: What a beautiful song to start!
	9:05am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble and troublettes!
	9:06am melinda: This is kinda rockin' for meditation music. I like it.
	9:06am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:06am Луц: hi, evrvn... glad to see / listen to you...
	9:06am Mick: Bon Jour Trouble!
	9:08am Луц: some... indian thems, a?..
	9:08am Луц: fluete...horn...etc...
	9:10am Луц: i'd like... mmm...
	9:11am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all.
	9:15am Trouble: good morning world! heavy moment there with Nachum signing off for the last time. Next week Scott Mcdowell will sit in his chair on thursday. Onto the next phase of creation...
	9:15am Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'lo too
	9:16am Dave in Vermont: that was so sweet with Nachum and Ken
	9:16am Trouble: this morning's artwork is by WFMU listener extrodinaire Caitlin Keegan. this piece is an illustrated tarot card from her new deck. Go here to see and buy: Caitlinkeegan.com
	9:17am annie: i heard it in his voice trouble..i shed a tear
	9:19am Trouble: he was quite broken up, @ annie. as was I. He is a good egg
	9:24am annie: i didn't realize until a couple of days ago that the "remember, live, and trust" is based on a quote from einstein.
	9:27am Wild Neil: PEACE all. Applied for a substitute teaching job today, it pays $80 a day until I can find a mechanical engineering position near Buffalo. Had a really great interview yesterday with the "good cop" until the "bad cop" asked me about my short term jobs in the area. It's like the freakin' scarlett letter with that sometimes....
	9:28am the Canterbury wood-elf: Einstein would have been horrified by Nachum's politics: archive.org...
	9:28am annie: ... and the awful thing is that the prospective employer has a delusion that jobs are easy to come by an hold onto. it's a tough labor market out there.
	9:29am steveo: I'm a witch!
	9:29am dale: great opening set! trippy!
	9:30am Scraps: I don't know Nachum, and i guess people like him. otherwise, i couldn't know just by his show. I probably should keep my opinion to those two sentences.
	9:31am Bronwyn Bishop: I <3 Louise Huebner :D
	9:31am βrian: All = "Owahl"
	9:31am Sem Chumbo: Yeah! Virgo gets the go-head!
	9:32am melinda: I'm an online listener so normally don't hear anything but the last few seconds of JM in the AM, but streamed the last 15 min of the show so I could hear some of the farewell, and it was touching.
	9:32am βrian: @Sem: Missed that. What was it, again?
	9:32am Wild Neil: @Annie-at my next job will save money to buy a powerful workstation computer for CAD then buy SolidWorks. Maybe,
	9:32am Sem Chumbo: ..and cooking lessons, too!
	9:33am sugarwolf: I become a crone next week, maybe I'll get witch powers!!!!
	9:33am Sam: Aaah, Nachum should've just stayed, then we could all be happy.
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: actions without repercussions. It's like a dream.
	9:34am the Canterbury wood-elf: i used to find myself listening to JM before the separate webstream was established. As well as the horribly cheesy music it was hardline pro-occupation, pro-settlement propaganda. He even did a live broadcast from the settlements in Hebron once. Seriously! I'm not trying to stir up any ill feelings, but i'm personally glad that WFMU's entered the post-Nachum era. I'll shut up now. Peace, everyone.
	9:34am Sam: "Quand vous parlez d'oiseaux, il est mieux de parler en francais."
	9:34am judy from croton: Wrote down that potion. My enemies lose their sexual capacities!
	9:35am annie: congratulations sugarwolf!! i turned crone 16 years ago..
	9:36am βrian: @Sam: Les chats sont d'accord. C'est leur lingua franca.
	9:37am annie: those connectons bothered me, too. chacun a son gouche(?)
	9:37am Sem Chumbo: @Sam: Vraiment vrai.
	9:37am melinda: So what's the official age for cronehood now? I gotta admit, I find no solace and little meaning in the maiden/mother/crone model for life stages.
	9:38am βrian: @annie: "à son goût" (I think)
	9:39am Rich in Washington: I once fell asleep listening to Hassell's Fourth World music and had a horrific dream of an invasion of the body snatchers type invasion.
	9:39am annie: aahh!! yes, you're right brian
	9:40am Wild Neil: Well, I gotta go meet with a veteran's rep at the Department of Labor now to concoct job search strategies that are not redundant with what I already know.
	9:40am annie: melinda, in my understanding cronehood begins at the thirteenth moon
	9:41am Scraps: Wood-elf, i very much agree. Just to know you're not alone
	9:41am Bronwyn Bishop: I'm technically a maiden but apparently some people consider there to be a "warrior" stage between maiden and mother, which I like a lot better.
	9:41am annie: not age-specific, in todays "modern world" though, with lady part issues, it's relative
	9:42am Rev. Turnip Druid: Cheers W.Neil. Luck be witcha.
	9:43am annie: i feel more warrior now than i did then. it's easier to speak your mind when your face is somewhat wizened and you hair is white. i commands an subtl amount of respect, something no to be abused, though
	9:43am Sam: Oui, pour les chats, they love the delicate sound of French. I speak french to my cats all the time, I even named one of them Lumineux.
	9:44am annie: (silly keyboard, deciding what letters to leave out)
	9:44am Bronwyn Bishop: @Annie: Yeah, I'm going through a bit of a quarter-life crisis because I expected to have it all figured out and be totally confident and know what I was doing as soon as I graduated college and...no. Perhaps I'll finally feel that way when I get to the crone stage.
	9:46am annie: bronwyn, the time you finally figure it out will be the time you're ready to step it up to the next etheric level. enjoy the ride and inhale all the learning you can.. you are taking it all with you...
	9:47am annie: i was just waking up when i was 25, it felt glorious
	9:47am Bronwyn Bishop: i try to remember that! i've got this dumb little voice telling me "this is your life make sure you don't waste it blah blah blah" and it causes constant second-guessing. my new years resolution is to figure out how to make it shut up. or maybe it'll just go away with time.
	9:48am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:48am Scraps: Rich, thirty years ago I put on Hassell and Eno album when me and two friends were on acid. One of them immediately stopped it, with a horrifying look in her face. Ever since, she refers the album as "giant bug music".
	9:49am annie: yep, there are tims whn taking ourselves seriously is just silly.
	9:51am βrian: @Scraps: Gregor Samsa's favorite piece.
	9:52am melinda: @Bronwyn: nobody has it all figured out at 25.
	9:52am Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	9:52am JakeGould: @Bronwyn: FWIW, I'm older than you and my resume looks great. But I assure you the only thing that has changed is the way I hide or express my disgust when dealing with work/life bullshit. And maybe now I can spot bad situation way ahead of time instead of rationalizing. So all I am saying is learning how to roll with it (whatever that "it" is) is the best way to deal with life/work crap.
	9:52am βrian: @melinda: But how old before you realize that??
	9:53am the Canterbury wood-elf: That Hassell/Eno is in my top ten favourite albums of all time. A shame they didn't do more. Apparently JH thought "My Life In The Bush of Ghosts" (which came out around the same time?) was Eno sellling out to commercialism!!
	9:58am crateslinger: @ Bronwyn. Two pieces of advice if you want to find peace. 1 - never run for the train. 2 - never talk to electronics. Perhaps my advice is slanted toward 80's guys from Brooklyn, but it works for me.
	9:58am Sem Chumbo: MLitBoG commercial? That was a bit of a stretch.
	9:58am Bronwyn Bishop: I love it Crateslinger, thanks :D
	9:59am melinda: @Brian: maybe by late 30s? haha
	10:00am βrian: Actually, I just recently began to talk to Siri, but only in French — which tickles me to no end.
	10:01am FMthatguy: I love this song. It's so strange.
	10:03am JakeGould: @Bronywn: Also you might reach a point where you realize someone grabbing a bucket of gold leaf ($1.6 million worth) off of the back of a truck in Manhattan is a very cool move.
	10:04am Priscilla: @JakeGould: Saw the video of that guy—OMG!
	10:04am FMthatguy: I have already reached that point lol
	10:05am JakeGould: I love that guy who grabbed the bucket of gold leaf. More power to him!
	10:06am annie: jake!!! i applauded his move... wow, but 89 pounds? one strong dude.
	10:11am northguineahills: @Wild Neil: Spending time to travel when I was in my mid 30s and then only finding 6 month contracts w/ 6 month interviewing processes did it for me. Looks like I'll finally have something starting in January after losing everything w/ almost 3 years w/o a jobby job. I got a little to big for my britches, that, and the economy of my industry fully changed when I had my last long-term job, 10-6 years ago. Oh, y buena suerte, Wild Neil!
	10:13am Bronwyn Bishop: love this <3
	10:13am Passaic River Blues: This is lovely!
	10:14am chromaphone: That Heron was great and then nice pairing with the Szabster.
	10:16am crateslinger: I used to think stealing was cool. I was pretty good at it too. Now, I don't know. Seems somehow unfair. Victimless crime or not. Just suffer like everybody else.
	10:16am chromaphone: I like herons in general: www.youtube.com...
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: Lee Hazelwood - did he ever go straight and open up that gate?
	10:18am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble! Caitlin's work is amazing. Everybody go follow her on Instagram. Go now!
	10:18am Trouble: herons are one of my favorite birds. so fantastically graceful and awkward at the same time
	10:21am chromaphone: Totally Trubs! That really describes much of their appeal for me. I have lots of footage of them on my youtube channel if you are interested.
	10:22am βrian: Cranes are a hoot, too. Remarkable to watch and entertaining to hear.
	10:23am annie: chrome, what is your youtube? i'd love to see it. there was a publication and card company called Heron Dance. i loved his work..
	10:23am Ike: Some of us would probably need a very particular angle for the sun to shine there.
	10:24am northguineahills: I get to see plenty of cranes, herons, egrets, hawks, and turkey buzzards from my window in the retention pond. Oh the joys of nature in suburban FL.
	10:26am chromaphone: Annie - you can access it from the link I posted above. Here is the main page: www.youtube.com... I am a wildlife-appreciating addict :) I'm jealous northguinea! Any spoonbills or ibis?
	10:27am βrian: In that video, you can see the fish still flopping after it's down that heron's gullet!
	10:28am Priscilla: Dancing on my desk (in my head)
	10:29am glenn: today, in exploits of former astronauts who look like senior citizen popeye - www.rawstory.com...
	10:29am Brendan: Neeighhhhhh! Whats goin on?
	10:29am coelacanth: i hate to be a fuddy duddy but i'm just gonna do the tighten up to this.
	10:29am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble, and the Troubled. Just tuning in; wow that Bobby Oroza track was something. I was thinking of you the other day at the Indie Label Market in London when I was looking at a massive Syl Johnson vinyl box set from the Numero Grouo: I could barely lift it!
	10:30am Passaic River Blues: Joe Bataan 4 NJ Governor '18
	10:31am annie: thanks chrome, just subscribed.. nosowisewoman is the handle
	10:31am chromaphone: What an enjoyable set this has been... putting me in a good mood. Yea Brian, I have lots of footage of animals flopping inside heron necks.
	10:32am JakeGould: Cue queue.
	10:34am βrian: Tyrannosaurus Rump! Far, far worse than Jurassic Park.
	10:36am FMthatguy: True true. I love giving my favorite musicians the money they're owed.
	10:36am Greg from ZONE 5: Hear hear! There are people on Etsy trying to make a living, people.
	10:37am coelacanth: caitlinkeegan.com
	10:37am MD: Hello Brave New Modern world...
	10:38am JakeGould: Toss some $$$ to WFMU as well.
	10:39am chromaphone: Hey thanks annie! My latest upload actually has a heron chowing down some catfish in it.
	10:42am Passaic River Blues: Luc Sante has a short piece in the NYRB about Richard McGuire, an illustrator and bassist in Liquid Liquid: www.nybooks.com...
	10:44am Trouble: ha! i have that syl box @ adrian, mais bien sur
	10:47am Adrian in London: @Trouble I ended up getting the Giorgio Tuma album, which is lovely.
	10:50am βrian: Wow, Glenda really pulls out the glottal stops.
	10:50am Sam: Johnny's a shmuck
	10:55am Sem Chumbo: Lovin' this.
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: te ta to
	10:58am Wilson K: Rock me, Smoochy
	11:23am JakeGould: Thought this was Holly Cole for a second.
	11:23am Parq: Billie Jow?
	11:23am Trouble: this version of billie joe does nothing to quiet the question: just what the heck is this song about?
	11:24am Trouble: i am a dj not a typist, for sure
	11:25am Sam: Checking in from Salt Lake City. I miss my true love: Jersey! J-J-J-Jersey!
	11:25am FMthatguy: Trouble, what was that song you played around the 10 o'clock hour? It was some almost Native American sounding piece with scratchy voices.
	11:26am Greg from ZONE 5: Billy Jowel
	11:26am Trouble: hello salt lake city!
	11:26am JP from KC: Morning, everyone. The urge to leave work for my lunch hour and never come back is stronger than usual, today. Great set, by the way.
	11:27am Trouble: merci jp from kc
	11:27am Passaic River Blues: @Greg: I like that! "Billy Jowel" is a reggaeton emcee who only covers Prince William of Long Island. "Billy Jowl" is a heavy-set subway crooner who only knows three lines from "Piano Man".
	11:30am coelacanth: it's about people with no Love and it's about harsh judgement. (not this version, though...) oh well, life goes on. i.dailymail.co.uk...
	11:30am Parq: At first I thought it said "Billie Jaw". That would have meant something. I have no idea what.
	11:30am Sem Chumbo: Lovely morning, Trouble; that Francis Bebey hit the spot! See you, and the Troubled, next time.
	11:31am JakeGould: Bully Jowel
	11:33am βrian: Belly Jowl.
	11:41am MenfussMike: i could listen to this for hours and i do
	11:41am Michael 98145: nice indeed
	11:42am JakeGould: Bailey Cowl
	11:43am Trouble: shouting out the name of ravelry patterns, jakegould?
	11:46am Adrian in London: Ooh, love this Noveller track. I see we have to wait until February for the record. Something to look forward to.
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: Billet-joule.
	11:47am Priscilla: Attempting my first fair isle pattern from ravelry :-)
	11:48am Passaic River Blues: This one's awful: "Boil Jelly".
	11:48am βrian: Bisous aux bajoues.
	11:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just signing in to say hello/goodbye from SoCal! Saw Seu Jorge live at the Balboa Theater in San Diego last night, playing only Life Aquatic/Bowie songs. So lovely and magical. He wore his outfit from the movie and told stories about being on set. So great!
	11:50am Trouble: go priscilla!!!! i had to frog alot of yarn before i figured out how to float loosely, but not loosely, and not too tight! may the knitting gods be with you
	11:50am Trouble: awwww, sounds fabulous jennique!
	11:51am FMthatguy: This is an amazing show!
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble, I bought this Bo Bo Ye Ye cd set, which comes with a photo book and a bonus vinyl LP. Wonderful music - check it out! www.npr.org...
	11:52am Michael 98145: hmm. what have we here?
	11:54am Trouble: super!! love that, jennique! just saw an african fabric show in philly that you would love
	11:54am chromaphone: Reminds me of Can't get you outta my head.
	11:54am Trouble: thanks FMthatguy
	11:55am βrian: Oui, on te couvre d'éloges, Trouble. Merveilleux.
	11:56am Trouble: merci bien @brian!
	11:56am madeleinecag: love this
	11:57am Priscilla: Was that the Vlisco show in Philly? Looks fabulous
	11:57am Trouble: hello madeline!!!!
	11:57am Michael 98145: thank you again, DJ Trouble
	11:58am crateslinger: Ravelry? Wow! Any LSG in here! What What!
	11:58am Priscilla: Thanks Trouble — another wonderful show!
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:58am madeleinecag: hi trouble
	11:59am madeleinecag: i love your show
	12:09pm coelacanth: Thanks Trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2016

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