WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 15, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:02am rebuketodali: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:03am sphere: morning all. :)
	9:03am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble, morning everyone!
	9:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all who need Trouble in their mornings.
	9:04am annie: good morning trouble and all you modern listeners
	9:09am Trouble: gooooood morning yeeeee all who enter!
	9:10am Chris M.: anyone else singing along?
	9:13am Chris from DC: Just in time for Fursaxa
	9:17am annie: LOVE the artwork!
	9:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: just in time to have missed fursaxa [shakes fist at time & space].
	9:26am Sem Chumbo: Je t'aime Jeanne Moreau.
	9:28am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and troublemakers. Happy Thursday!
	9:28am melinda: Morning
	9:34am Mick: Good morning all
	9:44am guy mauve: Good morning Trouble and the troops of Trouble.
	9:45am Sem Chumbo: Fraser and DeBolt! Where else would I hear this, but here? Thanks, Trouble.
	9:49am Trouble: de rien, sem chumbo! and where else would our listeners know about fraser & debolt? only on wfmu!!!
	9:52am Sem Chumbo: Comment vrai, comment vrai.
	9:54am Trouble: "Le prestige de la liberté C'est mieux que celui de la propriété." -the prestige of libery , it's better than property: slyly says jacques dutronc
	9:57am Lewis: nice segue...
	9:59am herb.nyc: FYI: wnyc-am had a GLAM segment w writer Simon Reynolds, 9.50a.m. He cited Bill Kelly as classic example. I didn't know!
	10:04am Ike: Since you mentioned Trevor Noah's book, not that this is a shameless plug for my employer or anything, but supposedly Noah's own narration of the audiobook makes it the highest-rated audiobook of 2016 or something. Anyway, be good consumerists and buy sh*t at Amazon using this link so it supports FMU! smile.amazon.com...
	10:06am JakeGould: These birds save my workday.
	10:07am MD: Good Morning My Freeform Family....Hey Trouble did you see that show about Van Gogh's Ear on PBS yet? HE DID TAKE MOST OF IT OFF! THE INVESTIGATOR PROVES IT..!!! yeah I know ...I am a 12 year old kid trapped in a 54 year old body!!!
	10:09am Kurt: Wow, what arrogance!
	10:10am melinda: I like your imitation of bad radio voice.
	10:11am JakeGould: I think radio voices came from cheap AM radio sound quality. Kinda like the way that 78 records gave weird sounding voices due to the old school recording techniques.
	10:12am Anonymous Coward: Radio Voice - several different sources. Radio was thought of as a theatrical medium, and many of the practice of the day (1920's) carried over. Also, AM. To overcome the distortion of early AM systems, precise diction was encouraged.
	10:14am Anonymous Coward: And Alan Freed and the '50's ilk of "radio personalities"...
	10:15am MD: "To all within the range of my voice...and all the ships at sea!!!"
	10:15am g: I hope leftists keep thinking in the manner Trouble just explained. Keep up the pejoratives about Trump voters. Keep sorting people into sets. Label those sets and talk about how one set is not equivalent to some other set. Keep thinking that these calculations demonstrate anything of interest or utility.
	10:15am georgesimian: What happened to all those sexy 70s DJ chicks from the AOR stations?
	10:16am Trouble: but why do they persist with these awful voices?? do they think we like it?
	10:17am Mark the Sardine: Trouble, you bring up an excellent point - the "radio voice" had to come from somewhere. My top-of-mind guess is that radio was popularized at a time when, as the first mass medium, people were looking for - or at least accepting of - "the voice of authority." I think Laurie Anderson has played with this idea in her performances (downshifting her voice to then make absurd pronouncements). Later in the postwar years, when entertainment partially took the place of that "authority," the radio voice became more like morning DJs and game-show announcers - "hey there!" etc... these days, things have developed further and the game-show voice sounds dissonant. I'm glad we have YOUR voice today, Trouble.
	10:17am georgesimian: Habit. Why we keep going to shitty movies?
	10:18am georgesimian: This song is awesome!
	10:18am Trouble: o honestly @ g
	10:18am Passaic River Blues: Love the weekly dose of Mr. Oroza.
	10:19am JakeGould: @Trouble: Because it's just a historical thing? If radio is a commercial medium on those stations the business perspective is to not mess with a formula that works.
	10:20am melinda: I agree with all of these explanations.
	10:21am Kurt: I'm with you g
	10:22am georgesimian: @g Your condescending tone doesn't help your argument
	10:22am JakeGould: Harry Harrison just spoke like that all the time anyway.
	10:24am JP from KC: Morning, all. Interesting to see Alan Freed mentioned on the board this morning. He would have turned 96 today.
	10:24am Dave in Vermont on the phone: Waiting for an exam to start in 5 minutes. Tuned in here so I don't have to hear everyone else's anxious chatter. Thanks, Trouble.
	10:26am Trouble: good luck dave!
	10:27am Passaic River Blues: Matters have a tendency to calcify and reify over time into the "proper way to do things". To most ears, it just sounds "right". There is the historical pedigree of carnival barking sliding into vaudeville emceeing and early radio, and the fact that one of the elements of fine oratory used to be "proper" elocution, clipped and clear enunciation. Above all, is the fact that a clear and "interesting" modulated voice is perceived to have greater utility in maintaining listeners' attention in between advertisements (most radio is nothing but an ad-delivery system). Never thought of this before, but that would be my assumption.
	10:28am Passaic River Blues: Also, I agree with Melinda: Trouble's imitation of the doofus shockjock voice was awesome.
	10:29am northguineahills: The Sixths!
	10:33am MD: @georgesimian....LIKE " THE NIGHT BIRD"...RIGHT ALL THOSE LATENITE 70'S DJS!?!?
	10:34am MD: Helping me figure out my sexuality...!!!
	10:35am ⓘⓚⓔ: As much as I vociferously disagree w/ g's political opinions, he has a certain (condescending) point. A lot of different people voted for that monstrous con artist for what I suspect were a lot of different reasons. The R "big tent" shifted quickly & unexpectedly. Terrifyingly, some often naturally side with the bully and punch down, thinking to keep themselves off the bottom rung by stepping on someone else. But not all.
	10:36am upsetter5001: I missed the doofus shock jock voice? DOH
	10:39am Bronwyn Bishop: Love this song <3
	10:46am Trouble: TODAY'S ARTWORK is by Niles Spencer. I saw it a the brooklyn museum a few years ago.
	10:48am Kurt: If there are any bullies out there, they're on the left. Which is weird as they seem to be perpetually 'terrified' of this that and the other these days. If nothing else, it's extremely entertaining.
	10:51am Barney Grubbs: I thought Iheard something for a second but it was just the beautiful bullying of Mingus's bass
	10:53am Greg from ZONE 5: This is perfect for the morning after the company holiday party.
	10:53am bobdoesthings: goodmorning all.
	10:54am Passaic River Blues: @Kurt: Your trolling skills are unparalleled.
	10:58am Kurt: Not trolling. I come to this station to listen to music. My original comment was in response to the arrogance of the DJ (and apparently some of her listeners).
	11:00am Lucky: Kurt - what are some of your favorite shows on WFMU?
	11:03am ⓘⓚⓔ: It's funny that many Rs used to denounce "victim culture" but now take part in it and like to play victim. There are bullies in all groups but only one candidate in 2016 epitomized bullying above all else. That said we can all agree to love the music of WFMU.
	11:03am Passaic River Blues: That is an opinion worthy of respect. However, I don't think you yourself even believe the statement "If there are any bullies out there, they're on the left" after we all just lived through Trump's two-year rage-athon.
	11:05am Kurt: Three Chord Monty, Strength Through Failure and Ken's show. I like Dusty's show too but don't listen to it very often
	11:06am Adrian in London: Head down at work but listening along. Loved the Sybille Baier. Dammit, I've missed Bobbby Oroza, what a great track.
	11:07am Trouble: good day adrian!
	11:09am Ike: Respect to a fellow fan of Strength Through Failure even if we disagree intensely on politics. Fabio's show is one of my 2 or 3 favorites on WFMU (and I listen to a lot of WFMU).
	11:13am MD: going THRU CHANGES...
	11:13am Bill W: Trouble, were you practicing a little mind control at the end of that last mic break? I always knew you had it in you.
	11:14am bobdoesthings: this Syrinx is gorgeous. <3 clickystar!!
	11:15am βrian: Bullies on the left? For heaven's sake.
	11:15am Herb Jellinek: I just got a sudden urge to walk around my house and gaze upon my black velvet painting of Morrissey. Strange....
	11:17am melinda: @ike: agree w/both points.
	11:17am Bronwyn Bishop: I love this! Wow!
	11:17am Trouble: happy birthday herb!!!!!!
	11:19am Herb Jellinek: Thanks, Trouble! And to those who put you up to it!
	11:19am the Canterbury wood-elf: Egg! Excellent! Thanks, Trouble. Other than Tony Coulter's show, there's not much Egg to be heard on FMU.
	11:20am βrian: Let's see: three-letter word for a flightless bird, beginning with 'e' ....
	11:21am duke: @Brian three-letter word for a flightless bird, beginning with 'e' .... egg?
	11:23am βrian: Time to make an omelette.
	11:25am g: emu
	11:32am βrian: My cat came looking for Trouble, and found a warm sunlit chair.
	11:37am Slaboch: Great show today!!!! xox
	11:42am βrian: By his ears, I can tell my cat is listening to these birds.
	11:44am βrian: He is listening, in his pool of light.
	11:48am Priscilla: Almost forgot — saw the Zadie Smith reading last weekend, thanks to you, Trouble! It was great!
	11:49am Dave in Vermont: Oh, is that how I cam across that Zadie Smith article? I remember now...I have the window open but haven't read it yet.
	11:51am Priscilla: So much to read & listen to, so little time...
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Lovely morning of music. Thank you, Trouble, see you and all again next time.
	11:53am melinda: Great show, Trouble!
	11:53am βrian: Keep the lead out, Sem.
	11:54am bobdoesthings: a ghee-tar?! now we're cookin
	11:55am βrian: May your chords be clarified.
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Another feat of programming--thank you, Trouble!
	11:56am bobdoesthings: hah! I want to make more puns, but I butter not.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening this morning! see you next week
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble! great show! till next time.
	11:59am Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: can never quit the heavy metal.
	11:59am Priscilla: Thank you, Trouble
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you.
	12:00pm βrian: BDN with Charlie, as an option: wfmu.org...

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 15, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
mysteries of love	wasted love "wasted love" by "mysteries of love"	wasted love	albert 's basement/black peter/sunshine and grease		Vinyl	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ogoya nengo and the dodo women's group	chur	on mande	tal			*	0:09:51 (Pop-up)
fursaxa	leaves of byrony "leaves of byrony" by "fursaxa"	kobold moon					0:11:40 (Pop-up)
parchment	son of god "son of god" by "parchment"						0:15:11 (Pop-up)
arto lindsay	invoke "invoke" by "arto lindsay"	encylopedia of arto					0:20:06 (Pop-up)
jeanne moreau	Anonyme "Anonyme" by "jeanne moreau"	The Immortal Jeanne Moreau					0:23:27 (Pop-up)
rob noyes	oni "oni" by "rob noyes"	the feudal spirit	poon village		Vinyl	*	0:25:42 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	book of love ( early version)	mirage ( 2 cd re-issue)				*	0:30:16 (Pop-up)
antonio carlos & jocalfi	nord west	Mudei de Ideia	mr bongo	1971		*	0:34:17 (Pop-up)

fraser & debolt	zer + 22 and holding ( flight of the light air force)	flight of the light air force	roaratorio		7"	*	0:43:24 (Pop-up)
jacques dutronc	Les Rois De La Reforme	jacques dutronc					0:50:17 (Pop-up)
bushman's revenge	contemplation "contemplation" by "bushman's revenge"	jazz, fritt etter kukommels	rune grammofon			*	0:52:51 (Pop-up)
sun ra & his arkestra	ankhnation ( originally unissued)	rocket number nine	modern harmolodic		10"	*	0:59:11 (Pop-up)

linda perry	i need someone "i need someone" by "linda perry"	Super Duper Love: Mainstream Hits & Rarities 1973–76 v/a	kent soul			*	1:10:45 (Pop-up)
bobby oroza	this love part 1 "this love part 1" by "bobby oroza"		stylart		7"	*	1:14:52 (Pop-up)
79.5	Terrorize My Heart (Disco Dub)		big crown		7"	*	1:18:54 (Pop-up)
bobby oroza	this love part 2 "this love part 2" by "bobby oroza"					*	1:22:39 (Pop-up)
brasil 65 with wanda de sah	aquarius						1:25:48 (Pop-up)
mark robinson/the 6ths	puerto rico way	the wasps' nests					1:28:18 (Pop-up)
pedro santos	dual "dual" by "pedro santos"	krishnanda	mr bongo			*	1:31:14 (Pop-up)
victor herrero	ondulina "ondulina" by "victor herrero"	astrolabio	feeding tube		Vinyl	*	1:35:01 (Pop-up)
sybille baier	i lost something in the hills	Colour Green					1:38:40 (Pop-up)
charles mingus	duke ellington's sound of love	changes					1:42:11 (Pop-up)
james whetzel	my wife's favorite song	beatology vol 1				*	1:54:03 (Pop-up)
tycho	source "source" by "tycho"	epoch	ghostly international			*	1:57:46 (Pop-up)

conveyor	tourette's reel "tourette's reel" by "conveyor"	ready not ready	gold robot			*	2:06:53 (Pop-up)
syrinx	stringspace live/syren "stringspace live/syren" by "syrinx"	Tumblers From The Vault (1970-1972)	RVNG intl.			*	2:10:38 (Pop-up)
egg	fugue in d minor "fugue in d minor" by "egg"	egg					2:17:47 (Pop-up)
the lemon twigs	baby, baby "baby, baby" by "the lemon twigs"	do hollywood	4AD			*	2:19:25 (Pop-up)
egg	prelude "prelude" by "egg"	The Civil Surface					2:24:32 (Pop-up)
shabaka and the ancestors	joyous "joyous" by "shabaka and the ancestors"	wisdom of elders	Brownswood Recordings			*	2:28:37 (Pop-up)
question mark	love "love" by "question mark"	Wake Up You! The Rise and Fall of Nigerian Rock, Vol. 2 (1972-1977)	now-again				2:36:32 (Pop-up)

the starlights' sound	up in the branches	out over nothing	planet seven		Vinyl	*	2:44:20 (Pop-up)
donovan quinn	cousin larry "cousin larry" by "donovan quinn"	dad was buried with his leather jacket ep			7"	*	2:46:20 (Pop-up)
anne gillis	dernieres images et generique	Film Noir American Style Cassette, v/a					2:49:27 (Pop-up)
leslie phillips	the disc "the disc" by "leslie phillips"	and this is me: britain's finest thespians sing v/a	Croydon Municipal			*	2:52:06 (Pop-up)
snickers	ria "ria" by "snickers"	on the hi fi vol 2	stimulus progression		7"	*	2:55:03 (Pop-up)
james zoo	lose "lose" by "james zoo"	fool	ninja tune			*	2:56:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am rebuketodali: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:03am sphere: morning all. :)
	9:03am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble, morning everyone!
	9:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all who need Trouble in their mornings.
	9:04am annie: good morning trouble and all you modern listeners
	9:09am Trouble: gooooood morning yeeeee all who enter!
	9:10am Chris M.: anyone else singing along?
	9:13am Chris from DC: Just in time for Fursaxa
	9:17am annie: LOVE the artwork!
	9:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: just in time to have missed fursaxa [shakes fist at time & space].
	9:26am Sem Chumbo: Je t'aime Jeanne Moreau.
	9:28am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and troublemakers. Happy Thursday!
	9:28am melinda: Morning
	9:34am Mick: Good morning all
	9:44am guy mauve: Good morning Trouble and the troops of Trouble.
	9:45am Sem Chumbo: Fraser and DeBolt! Where else would I hear this, but here? Thanks, Trouble.
	9:49am Trouble: de rien, sem chumbo! and where else would our listeners know about fraser & debolt? only on wfmu!!!
	9:52am Sem Chumbo: Comment vrai, comment vrai.
	9:54am Trouble: "Le prestige de la liberté C'est mieux que celui de la propriété." -the prestige of libery , it's better than property: slyly says jacques dutronc
	9:57am Lewis: nice segue...
	9:59am herb.nyc: FYI: wnyc-am had a GLAM segment w writer Simon Reynolds, 9.50a.m. He cited Bill Kelly as classic example. I didn't know!
	10:04am Ike: Since you mentioned Trevor Noah's book, not that this is a shameless plug for my employer or anything, but supposedly Noah's own narration of the audiobook makes it the highest-rated audiobook of 2016 or something. Anyway, be good consumerists and buy sh*t at Amazon using this link so it supports FMU! smile.amazon.com...
	10:06am JakeGould: These birds save my workday.
	10:07am MD: Good Morning My Freeform Family....Hey Trouble did you see that show about Van Gogh's Ear on PBS yet? HE DID TAKE MOST OF IT OFF! THE INVESTIGATOR PROVES IT..!!! yeah I know ...I am a 12 year old kid trapped in a 54 year old body!!!
	10:09am Kurt: Wow, what arrogance!
	10:10am melinda: I like your imitation of bad radio voice.
	10:11am JakeGould: I think radio voices came from cheap AM radio sound quality. Kinda like the way that 78 records gave weird sounding voices due to the old school recording techniques.
	10:12am Anonymous Coward: Radio Voice - several different sources. Radio was thought of as a theatrical medium, and many of the practice of the day (1920's) carried over. Also, AM. To overcome the distortion of early AM systems, precise diction was encouraged.
	10:14am Anonymous Coward: And Alan Freed and the '50's ilk of "radio personalities"...
	10:15am MD: "To all within the range of my voice...and all the ships at sea!!!"
	10:15am g: I hope leftists keep thinking in the manner Trouble just explained. Keep up the pejoratives about Trump voters. Keep sorting people into sets. Label those sets and talk about how one set is not equivalent to some other set. Keep thinking that these calculations demonstrate anything of interest or utility.
	10:15am georgesimian: What happened to all those sexy 70s DJ chicks from the AOR stations?
	10:16am Trouble: but why do they persist with these awful voices?? do they think we like it?
	10:17am Mark the Sardine: Trouble, you bring up an excellent point - the "radio voice" had to come from somewhere. My top-of-mind guess is that radio was popularized at a time when, as the first mass medium, people were looking for - or at least accepting of - "the voice of authority." I think Laurie Anderson has played with this idea in her performances (downshifting her voice to then make absurd pronouncements). Later in the postwar years, when entertainment partially took the place of that "authority," the radio voice became more like morning DJs and game-show announcers - "hey there!" etc... these days, things have developed further and the game-show voice sounds dissonant. I'm glad we have YOUR voice today, Trouble.
	10:17am georgesimian: Habit. Why we keep going to shitty movies?
	10:18am georgesimian: This song is awesome!
	10:18am Trouble: o honestly @ g
	10:18am Passaic River Blues: Love the weekly dose of Mr. Oroza.
	10:19am JakeGould: @Trouble: Because it's just a historical thing? If radio is a commercial medium on those stations the business perspective is to not mess with a formula that works.
	10:20am melinda: I agree with all of these explanations.
	10:21am Kurt: I'm with you g
	10:22am georgesimian: @g Your condescending tone doesn't help your argument
	10:22am JakeGould: Harry Harrison just spoke like that all the time anyway.
	10:24am JP from KC: Morning, all. Interesting to see Alan Freed mentioned on the board this morning. He would have turned 96 today.
	10:24am Dave in Vermont on the phone: Waiting for an exam to start in 5 minutes. Tuned in here so I don't have to hear everyone else's anxious chatter. Thanks, Trouble.
	10:26am Trouble: good luck dave!
	10:27am Passaic River Blues: Matters have a tendency to calcify and reify over time into the "proper way to do things". To most ears, it just sounds "right". There is the historical pedigree of carnival barking sliding into vaudeville emceeing and early radio, and the fact that one of the elements of fine oratory used to be "proper" elocution, clipped and clear enunciation. Above all, is the fact that a clear and "interesting" modulated voice is perceived to have greater utility in maintaining listeners' attention in between advertisements (most radio is nothing but an ad-delivery system). Never thought of this before, but that would be my assumption.
	10:28am Passaic River Blues: Also, I agree with Melinda: Trouble's imitation of the doofus shockjock voice was awesome.
	10:29am northguineahills: The Sixths!
	10:33am MD: @georgesimian....LIKE " THE NIGHT BIRD"...RIGHT ALL THOSE LATENITE 70'S DJS!?!?
	10:34am MD: Helping me figure out my sexuality...!!!
	10:35am ⓘⓚⓔ: As much as I vociferously disagree w/ g's political opinions, he has a certain (condescending) point. A lot of different people voted for that monstrous con artist for what I suspect were a lot of different reasons. The R "big tent" shifted quickly & unexpectedly. Terrifyingly, some often naturally side with the bully and punch down, thinking to keep themselves off the bottom rung by stepping on someone else. But not all.
	10:36am upsetter5001: I missed the doofus shock jock voice? DOH
	10:39am Bronwyn Bishop: Love this song <3
	10:46am Trouble: TODAY'S ARTWORK is by Niles Spencer. I saw it a the brooklyn museum a few years ago.
	10:48am Kurt: If there are any bullies out there, they're on the left. Which is weird as they seem to be perpetually 'terrified' of this that and the other these days. If nothing else, it's extremely entertaining.
	10:51am Barney Grubbs: I thought Iheard something for a second but it was just the beautiful bullying of Mingus's bass
	10:53am Greg from ZONE 5: This is perfect for the morning after the company holiday party.
	10:53am bobdoesthings: goodmorning all.
	10:54am Passaic River Blues: @Kurt: Your trolling skills are unparalleled.
	10:58am Kurt: Not trolling. I come to this station to listen to music. My original comment was in response to the arrogance of the DJ (and apparently some of her listeners).
	11:00am Lucky: Kurt - what are some of your favorite shows on WFMU?
	11:03am ⓘⓚⓔ: It's funny that many Rs used to denounce "victim culture" but now take part in it and like to play victim. There are bullies in all groups but only one candidate in 2016 epitomized bullying above all else. That said we can all agree to love the music of WFMU.
	11:03am Passaic River Blues: That is an opinion worthy of respect. However, I don't think you yourself even believe the statement "If there are any bullies out there, they're on the left" after we all just lived through Trump's two-year rage-athon.
	11:05am Kurt: Three Chord Monty, Strength Through Failure and Ken's show. I like Dusty's show too but don't listen to it very often
	11:06am Adrian in London: Head down at work but listening along. Loved the Sybille Baier. Dammit, I've missed Bobbby Oroza, what a great track.
	11:07am Trouble: good day adrian!
	11:09am Ike: Respect to a fellow fan of Strength Through Failure even if we disagree intensely on politics. Fabio's show is one of my 2 or 3 favorites on WFMU (and I listen to a lot of WFMU).
	11:13am MD: going THRU CHANGES...
	11:13am Bill W: Trouble, were you practicing a little mind control at the end of that last mic break? I always knew you had it in you.
	11:14am bobdoesthings: this Syrinx is gorgeous. <3 clickystar!!
	11:15am βrian: Bullies on the left? For heaven's sake.
	11:15am Herb Jellinek: I just got a sudden urge to walk around my house and gaze upon my black velvet painting of Morrissey. Strange....
	11:17am melinda: @ike: agree w/both points.
	11:17am Bronwyn Bishop: I love this! Wow!
	11:17am Trouble: happy birthday herb!!!!!!
	11:19am Herb Jellinek: Thanks, Trouble! And to those who put you up to it!
	11:19am the Canterbury wood-elf: Egg! Excellent! Thanks, Trouble. Other than Tony Coulter's show, there's not much Egg to be heard on FMU.
	11:20am βrian: Let's see: three-letter word for a flightless bird, beginning with 'e' ....
	11:21am duke: @Brian three-letter word for a flightless bird, beginning with 'e' .... egg?
	11:23am βrian: Time to make an omelette.
	11:25am g: emu
	11:32am βrian: My cat came looking for Trouble, and found a warm sunlit chair.
	11:37am Slaboch: Great show today!!!! xox
	11:42am βrian: By his ears, I can tell my cat is listening to these birds.
	11:44am βrian: He is listening, in his pool of light.
	11:48am Priscilla: Almost forgot — saw the Zadie Smith reading last weekend, thanks to you, Trouble! It was great!
	11:49am Dave in Vermont: Oh, is that how I cam across that Zadie Smith article? I remember now...I have the window open but haven't read it yet.
	11:51am Priscilla: So much to read & listen to, so little time...
	11:52am Sem Chumbo: Lovely morning of music. Thank you, Trouble, see you and all again next time.
	11:53am melinda: Great show, Trouble!
	11:53am βrian: Keep the lead out, Sem.
	11:54am bobdoesthings: a ghee-tar?! now we're cookin
	11:55am βrian: May your chords be clarified.
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Another feat of programming--thank you, Trouble!
	11:56am bobdoesthings: hah! I want to make more puns, but I butter not.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening this morning! see you next week
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble! great show! till next time.
	11:59am Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: can never quit the heavy metal.
	11:59am Priscilla: Thank you, Trouble
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you.
	12:00pm βrian: BDN with Charlie, as an option: wfmu.org...

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 15, 2016

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