WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 12, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:01am Aaron Working In Newark: Good morning Trouble, I hope all is well
	9:02am zopa: I gotta feeling it's gonna go round in circles
	9:03am Trouble: good morning thursday-ites!
	9:04am Number Six: Good Morning Trouble & fellow modern folk!
	9:05am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble and fellow Modernists...
	9:05am redkayak: Good morning everyone :)
	9:06am dale: digging this don cherry.
	9:07am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:07am The Oscar: Morning all! This is cool-- very Eden Ahbez.
	9:08am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trouleteers ! It's official, i'll be coming to NYC ! :) I'm thrilled, this is going to be the first time for me
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour pierre, that is soooo exciting! and you are welcome to crash with us. talk to BCBG to see if our place would work for you...
	9:11am melinda: Hi folks!
	9:14am The Oscar: As a kid, I once went with my dad to his office. His cubicle was completely undecorated, except for three small photos: me, my mom, and Thelonious Monk. Needless to say, this sounds like my childhood.
	9:14am Phillio: Good morning!
	9:15am Phillio: Always good to wake up with some Monk on the stereo. Ensures a groove of a day ahead.
	9:16am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Love Thelonious Monk.
	9:16am Passaic River Blues: @The Oscar: that's a wonderful image. Really cool.
	9:16am pierre: Trouble, you have no idea of how nice it is to hear this. I can't thank you enough. We are actually organizing the trip (what to do, what to see, where to buy records…). If we take your kind offer, know that I want to bring you wine, or cheese… or whatever french stuff you'd like. And that in exchange, you are very welcome to come crash at our place ! I love this Thelonious Monk !
	9:18am βrian: Say, have you ever had a nice Bandol, Trouble?
	9:18am Phillio: A while back I up a home practice recording of Monk working out his arrangement of "Smoke Gets in your Eyes" that is endlessly fascinating. Kind of like taking a lesson with Monk.
	9:18am jkeigh: Good Morning. What a show so far!
	9:19am Webhamster Henry: This is the slowest turning windmill! I'm surprised you're not playing "Les Moulins de Mon Coeur"!
	9:20am Trouble: pierre, we have lots of places to send you! BCBG brought us a magical red wine that was bottled by friends of theirs: the bottle was re-purposed and then coated in solid red paint on the outside, crazy fab!
	9:20am Trouble: mais oui, brian. starry clicks
	9:22am steveo: good morning!
	9:23am meredith: Morning all and @trouble. Thanks for the music this am.
	9:25am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble and erudite listeners.
	9:25am Marc Francis: TROUBLE IS PLAYING TROUBLE!!! Best song from Twin Peaks 3!
	9:25am MD: Good Morning All! Tryin to keep the shiny side up! XO!
	9:26am The Oscar: Damn, just realized I still haven't picked up the new TP soundtrack(s)-- thanks for the reminder!
	9:27am AndrewC.: Morning all. What happened to the pledge drive? I'm sure it was higher than 12% on the front page last week...
	9:27am Marc Francis: @TheOscar: Sacred Bones put out a beautiful 7" of Trouble that included this song. It's a cracker!
	9:27am βrian: Trouble²
	9:28am annie: good morning!! late to the table, i'm immersed in local politics.. listening now and the pop-up works this time..
	9:29am steveo: ! i almost said billy paul² but was too lazy too look up how to superscript
	9:29am The Oscar: @Marc Ooh, that does look nice! SB and Lynch are a great fit.
	9:31am annie: the artwork resembles the doodling i would do in high school...sans color.
	9:31am steveo: (spoiler alert) more of little green's story jonimitchell.com...
	9:32am βrian: Speaking of oiseaux, there's been an hibou outside my window the past few nights.
	9:33am βrian: Ur-trouble.
	9:34am bobdoesthings: Trouble OG (a powerful and potent strand)
	9:36am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all in the Modern World.
	9:36am pierre: @Trouble : You prefer red than white then?
	9:37am Trouble: oui pierre, j'aime le vin rouge
	9:39am pierre: très bien ! Alessia and I often go to that cellar where they have the best natural wine of Paris ! I shall bring you some then :)
	9:39am βrian: Rouge ? Viens rendre visite à L'Isthme aussi !
	9:40am sugarwolf: @pierre: when are you coming to NYC? How exciting!
	9:41am BEAVO: Gillian Hills and Jane Birkin were th two wannabe models that had the three way with David Hemmings. in Blow up she was also in Clockwoork Orange.
	9:42am Lewis: Monk's piano playing is so absolutely amazing - and his ego with respect to where it is in the composition was so restrained in many ways...
	9:42am pierre: (I too prefer red, although last week I had the best white from between Jura and Burgundy… that one was amazing) @Brian : I'd love too :) @sugarwolf : i'm staying from the 11th till the 18 of November, that's gonna be short, but it'll make me want to go back i'm sure.
	9:42am steveo: oh dangit, I had the drummer stream on (where joni mitchell was played) ugh ugh sorry ugh
	9:44am melinda: @steveo I hate it when that happens. It makes for funny random comments tho.
	9:44am βrian: I had a Vin Jaune from the Jura once. Yummy.
	9:45am steveo: omg I was like TROUBLE GET THE PLAYLIST RIGHT lol
	9:49am sugarwolf: @pierre: cool! I am sure you will have a great time! One day I will renew my passport and get to visit France again!
	9:51am meredith: Oh God. Neil always makes me cry
	9:51am Lou: Neil = goosebumps still. Thanks for playing this!!!
	9:51am Trouble: this song is soooo moving for me.
	9:52am Adrian in London: Salut Trouble et les troublées. I listened to last week's show this morning so it's a six-hour marathon for me today. An enjoyable one, obviously, not like an actual running marathon.
	9:53am pierre: @sugerwolf : do that and we'll have a drink by the Seine @Brian : Vin jaune is awesome ! I suggest you try Vin Orange from italy, it's very interesting too
	9:54am Trouble: good to hear, adrian! i'm sure somewhere someone would rather run a marathon than listen to FMU...
	9:56am βrian: Hmm, there might be some billboard material there. Listening to WFMU can be less arduous than running a marathon, or some such.
	9:56am pierre: imagine, running a marathon WHILE listening to WFMU…
	9:59am bobdoesthings: "Thinking of getting a dog or having a child? See if you can put up with WFMU first, test your patience! 91.1FM and online at wfmu.org!"
	10:01am holland oats: edith piaf said it better than me
	10:01am steveo: edith!
	10:01am Trouble: today's fab art work is by Nathalie du pasquier. she has a show up at the ICA in philly thru december
	10:01am Adrian in London: @trouble Depends which show…
	10:02am redkayak: Eh. I ran cross country for a time when I was in high school. I'm done runnin'
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble and all!
	10:02am redkayak: Now, riding a bike on the other hand,,,, :)
	10:06am Michael: Possible road trip for Trouble: MassMoCA 12/2 Artist talk with Lonnie Holley 12/2 Lonnie Holley massmoca.org...
	10:07am βrian: Les piafs font pépier mon chat.
	10:09am melinda: Tammy!
	10:09am redkayak: Habitat loss way worse that climate disruption...
	10:11am pierre: I don't what is with this typical orchestration, violins, echoe on the voices, I don't know what type of production you call it, but I love this tammy wynette type of song
	10:12am Trouble: good idea , michael! i saw lonnie give an artists talk at the atlanta museum: everyone should. he is a fabulous human
	10:13am Michael: Going out there next week and saw that.
	10:14am Mudman: Any chance you could play "Je Vend Des Robes" by Nino Ferrar?
	10:16am Trouble: sorry don't have any nino with me today, not much in our library i imagine
	10:17am Trouble: lonnie has artwork up at james fuentes gallery in nyc until oct 22
	10:20am Mudman: I'll take the Annie Cordy version then.
	10:27am BronwynB: hello trouble and everyone!
	10:27am melinda: hi Bron!
	10:28am MP: YR KILLING IT!
	10:28am BronwynB: hey melinda :D
	10:29am βrian: You can't mistake Amadou & Miriam. Lovely.
	10:29am Lucky: Yes! Love this song!
	10:31am Greg from ZONE 5: Nicely played
	10:31am Itzall Ablurr: Not no star up for amadou & miriam? OK, I star that song in my mind!
	10:32am medic8: I kinda find this inappropriate. The west coast never mocked the tri state area during its hard times.
	10:33am Bill W: I need to find a karaoke place that has "Cali."
	10:35am Greg from ZONE 5: ESG! Like The Slits of The Bronx.
	10:35am Roberto: Flush you like my toilet.
	10:36am table_for_one: yeah this is great
	10:36am Greg from ZONE 5: Somebody should blast this Cusack-style outside Harvey Weinstein's house.
	10:38am annie: i'm so glad i have no idea who this weinstein dude is..
	10:39am Itzall Ablurr: annie, I was able to say the same until this morning- gee, thanks NPR.
	10:39am glenn: so, bronwyn - how was sparks?
	10:42am melinda: Apparently many people thought they were talking about Harvey Fierstein when the news broke, and were confused.
	10:43am glenn: i was one of them, melinda.
	10:43am melinda: i love this period of hip-hop and disco rap.
	10:43am melinda: Haha, glenn.
	10:44am βrian: "Buttle, not Tuttle!"
	10:45am BronwynB: @glenn: amazing!!! literally the best show i've ever seen. i can't even believe russell mael is real- how can a 69-year-old be that incredibly energetic and athletic on stage??? and they played so many great songs i wasn't expecting to hear. and they were just so happy and sweet, like there was really a lot of joy in what they were doing
	10:46am table_for_one: what is their banter like
	10:47am table_for_one: they seem like odd fellows
	10:48am Priscilla: Doesn't this sound a little bit like the Magnetic Fields?
	10:48am glenn: good. there's really nothing worse for a lover of a band to see them and have them suck.
	10:49am pierre: vive Jean-Jacques Perrey !
	10:50am BronwynB: it was pretty much only russell talking, and he had a great rapport with the audience, but then at the very end ron very shyly and sincerely told us he was so happy and grateful that we gave them such a great reception. i've always heard that they were odd, but i don't really get that now that i've seen them and met them. they seem incredibly genuine and sweet.
	10:52am Adrian in London: @BronwynB It's so good when you see an amazing show. Did you ever read this fun interview with Sparks? thequietus.com...
	10:57am Chris from DC: Good timing here. Seeing Mdou Moctar tonight, psyched.
	10:57am table_for_one: also, is it fair to say they are at their most popular now? were they this big during the giorgio morodor years
	10:58am table_for_one: either way, yes that is really impressive how relevant they are esp at that age
	10:58am Hughie Considine: This set is moving my soul.
	10:58am table_for_one: like that the world has caught up to sparks
	10:58am BronwynB: @adrian: i did! they're so great @table for one: they might be at their most acclaimed and appreciated by the music world in general now, but in 1974 they were genuine pop stars in england and couldn't go to the laundry without getting mobbed by screaming girls
	10:58am annie: @itzall: i escape that trap of NPR, it's been turned off for me for a long time, ....now i have the reactioanry posts of my pals on Fb, which makes for better entertainment. no escaping pop culture..
	10:59am BronwynB: @table for one: yeah exactly. im so impressed by two older guys who don't just go for the nostalgia. they're still so creative and inventive.
	11:00am BronwynB: not that you can tell russell is old. he looks 39.
	11:03am bobdoesthings: how do you pronounce "souleyman" - is it soo-lay-man or how I keep saying it "soul-ee-man" ?
	11:04am jess: play chocolate rain
	11:06am bobdoesthings: so.... soo-leh-mon? that's what I'll go with now.
	11:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Irwin played "Chocolate Rain" yesterday afternoon. It seemed to be a slowed-down version.
	11:06am Scraps: h'lo hey
	11:06am melinda: @annie that happened to me too, quit NPR to take a news break but you can't escape it on social media.
	11:09am annie: the news on FB i find to be quite entertaining in an odd way. the news is not "news", it's knee-jerk alt-sites. i've even seen articles on how the left coast fires are not real, due to the presence of trees and no houses ... all i can say is photo-shop is someone's friend.
	11:09am melinda: hi Scraps!
	11:10am melinda: @annie yikes.
	11:11am rsj: small change's first set was gloriously hip hoppy
	11:12am glenn: judging from this, i don't think they even bothered with their laundry in 1974. www.youtube.com...
	11:13am Scraps: h'lo melinda!
	11:13am glenn: and ron is definitely a master of stink eye.
	11:17am Scraps: blossom!
	11:19am joe mulligan: this song makes me think of what was happening in NYC while I was a wee kid watching schoolhouse rock in DE
	11:19am pierre: I think i'm gonna use this song for my trip to new-york
	11:19am ⓘⓚⓔ: I like Mott St., but Mott St. in July?! Yeah, nothing compares to that -- because nothing else is quite so smelly! Ha ha. (And crammed with tourists -- it seems to be in all the tourist guidebooks, like the Brooklyn Bridge.)
	11:19am steveo: mulberry is somewhat similar in july
	11:21am steveo: delaware or deutchland, joe?
	11:22am Devin B.: Yay Jacqueline Humbert!
	11:23am jess: @Ken from Hyde park I heard it yesterday and forgot how good it is.
	11:24am ɨkɛ: Welcome, @Pierre! If there are particular cuisines you really like, let me know and I'll point you towards the right hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
	11:24am joe mulligan: @Steveo - the first state! I thought that may be seen either way
	11:26am ɨkɛ: (Unless you want "American" food -- then I have no clue! LOL.)
	11:27am Wild Neil: Peace all. @Pierre-If I remember right there are about ten or twelve Indian restaurants in a row on 6th street near 3rd ave in Manhattan
	11:27am Wild Neil: Everything from cheap to expensive and everything in between. I think Sonar Gayon was cheap but good, but that was 1993 or so.
	11:27am Listener142985: Trouble, thx for playing the piece from the Sunrise score--that is a truly classic film. Very curious to hear what Morricone Youth came up with for it.
	11:29am Trouble: our spanish exchange student wanted 'american' food, so we took him to pies N thighs in brooklyn for fried chiccken and dinosaur BBQ: loved it! but of course, since he he is a 16 boy...
	11:29am steveo: i'm from delaware, too; didn't want to assume
	11:30am Chris from DC: Yes!
	11:31am pierre: @ Ike and Wild Neil : that's awesome, thanks guys ! I've grown with the picture of diners… so I don't know where i'll be eating, but I know i'll want to try diner food, hear diner talk… this is very american/exotic to me. Big refill of coffees, fries, pancakes : I love it
	11:32am pierre: Then I've hear that on the east coast there is amazing sea food, so I think i'd love to try this as well
	11:32am pierre: and proper mexican food as well, as in europe we don't have much places with good american food
	11:33am BronwynB: pierre, if you want a classic american diner i recommend chelsea square diner at 23rd & 9th
	11:34am pierre: sorry, a bit on a talking spree here, but I saw Mdou Moctar this summer and I loved it. the guy is charismatic ! Super cool, Thanks a lot BronwynB :)
	11:34am steveo: trouble is there still the flamingo diner in jersey city? I think i heard it changed ownership...
	11:34am ɨkɛ: @WN, back in the day, there was a ridiculous conspiracy theory that all of those Indian restaurants were secretly connected to one single hidden mega-kitchen, ha! Not true, of course. That row has diversified a bit & it's not as ridiculously cheap as it used to be. And there's probably better Indian food on 27th & Lex in "Curry Hill" now, or Jersey City.
	11:34am Trouble: also fed my spanish youngster tacos from a street cart near me, and that was his first taco. so cute
	11:35am steveo: and I want to know what happens with 16-year-old boys in Brooklyn! Did you just mean that he ate $600 worth of chicken and dessserts?
	11:35am The Oscar: @Pierre Did you see "Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red in It?" Really damn charming, and Moctar is great in it.
	11:35am Wild Neil: @Pierre-DINERS are ALL OVER New Jersey. Maybe TickTock diner? I think my sister took me there once, it was ok. I think there is one in Clifton, NJ too. www.ticktockdinerny.com OH! If they have deep fried pierogi, try that, they are pretty fucking amazing. They were in this other diner in Allentown, PA anyway.
	11:36am annie: i love that the focus of travelling always seems to be the food...
	11:37am Wild Neil: @Pierre-I LOVE diners, but make sure it is run by Greeks or Poles to be really really really good. I was in a Russian run diner once and it was dirty, but that was in Tannersville, PA so avoid that one.
	11:37am bobdoesthings: I just became curious as to what dishes are defined as "american food" - www.cnn.com...
	11:38am Wild Neil: Why Poles? Because Poles taught the French how to cook according to somebody in Poland who told me that. American foods-Cheeseburger and French Fries with a milkshake?
	11:38am pierre: @The Oscar : yes, yes I did, in a movie festival and I loved it. Thanks for bringing it up. @Wild Neil : Thansk a lot for the tip, I will check it up.
	11:38am bobdoesthings: a lot of deep fried things and meats.. but some other things I hadn't considered like grits and clam chowder..
	11:38am glenn: well, we all gotta eat. not everybody cares about the mona lisa or old buildings.
	11:38am Ajay: Loving the show here in Krommenie / The Netherlands. Blasting it out through the speakers in the kitchen whilst preparing dinner for the fam!
	11:38am jess: Stressed spelled backwards is desserts
	11:38am Wild Neil: Grits and Catfish with Hush Puppies. Oh.My.GOD.
	11:39am Wild Neil: @Pierre-you gotta go to Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
	11:40am Wild Neil: SUPER trendy hipster ground zero.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks @ajay! glad to hear!
	11:40am emily: just checking in from the belly of the beast (Manhattan to be exact). nice to hear some familiar (and unusual) sounds as I prepare for class!
	11:40am Trouble: @steveo, still here, but hardly a diner, i would say...
	11:40am Chris from DC: Never found pierogi as good as my grandmother's were, but deep fried sounds intriguing.
	11:41am Dennis Diken: wonderful show Trouble!
	11:41am pierre: @Wild Neil : i've heard that this is a very trendy and cool place. well I think we'll try to go and walk there for sure… There is so many thing to see and visit. What about Harlem ? I've dreamed of Harlem since I am a kid.
	11:41am steveo: hmm, that's too bad. I have great memories of the flamingo in the late 90s
	11:42am annie: it ain't your grandfather's harlem, pierre, not any more..
	11:42am ɨkɛ: I don't believe the Tick Tock Diner of NY is related to the NJ one, @WN! Also, did you know about the attempted Tick Tock torture/murder?! State police foiled an evil Tick Tock plot a few years ago! www.nj.com...
	11:43am Wild Neil: @Pierre-I would NOT go to Harlem alone at night in 1992. Maybe now its like the Greenwich Village for all I know. If you want to see slums and crack dealers maybe take a cab through the South Bronx ? Still, ask a local here.
	11:43am Trouble: @steveo pies n thighs is not super pricey, it's the real deal. we wandered down by the water while we waited, over by where the old domino sugar factory was, DIY park there now until a giant high rise takes over
	11:44am Wild Neil: Go to the Apollo Theatre maybe? Or a jazz club? I am clueless.
	11:47am pierre: @ annie and Wild Neil : yeah, I imagine it has changed. And well, I wouldn't want to see dealers and slums, but some district that encapsulated what I imagine would be the life of the urban life of New-York. But then again, it's gonna be my first time in the USA, and I'm imagining all of this with the mind of a french guy engorged into american cinema and music :)
	11:47am steveo: i want to go!
	11:48am pierre: @ Wild Neil : a jazz club, yes, ThAT would be nice if not too expensive
	11:49am table_for_one: really enjoying this mornings jams
	11:49am jmd: another great version of Telstar.
	11:51am steveo: is this new? (telstar)
	11:51am steveo: still sounds very 60s
	11:54am annie: my favorite park of nycity is 2nd avenue and chelsea..but i spend tons of time in the bronx when i was in my 20s... it's a wonderful city.. there was a time when walking was safe... i loved fordham university area, too.. oh damn, now i have to go back for a visit.
	11:55am Wild Neil: @Pierre-In general (and there are exceptions) listed expensive to less expensive 1. Manhattan 2. Hoboken NJ and Brooklyn and Queens and Jersey City 3. A little further out in NJ-Morristown 4. Hackensack NJ-short bus ride out of NYC
	11:55am annie: part
	11:55am Trouble: thanks dennis!
	11:55am Wild Neil: You gotta see Times Square and go to the Virgin Superstore if its still there...
	11:56am Trouble: hey @emily!
	11:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Preach, sister.
	11:57am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:57am ⓘⓚⓔ: Virgin Megastores are long gone!
	11:58am steveo: wait what where are you going? (thank you, trouble, for the show)
	11:58am Wild Neil: And CENTRAL PARK is free! oh and The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the NATURAL HISTORY museum-they are actually free or $0.01 because the donation is "suggested". They HAVE to explain that to you if you ask I think. At least in 1992 they did. You look cheap, but hey if you can you can.
	11:58am melinda: I <3 Thursday a.m. with This Modern World. Thanks Trub!
	11:58am Adrian in London: @Trouble Thanks for a great show today. Good editing/proofreading music.
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am annie: thanks trouble!!!
	12:00pm pierre: this is great guys ! Merci 1000 fois ! Et merci Trouble pour cette superbe émission (love the Jamila Woods) !
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Trouble: merci bien for listening in today!
	12:01pm Scraps: Thanks Trouble!
	6:41am Snide Rhythms: Thanks for playing our remix Trouble! https://sniderhythms.bandcamp.com/

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 12, 2017

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October 12, 2017: will it fly high like a bird up in the sky

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
don cherry	music , wisdom, love ( film edit with poetry) feat karl berger and anthony braxton	music wisdom love 1969	finders keepers/cacaphonia	Vinyl	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Epistrophy "Epistrophy" by "Thelonious Monk"	at newport 1963&1965				0:08:53 (Pop-up)
billy paul	The Windmills Of Your Mind	ebony woman				0:15:19 (Pop-up)
trouble	snake eyes "snake eyes" by "trouble"		sacred bones	7"	*	0:23:13 (Pop-up)
gillian hills	cha cha stop "cha cha stop" by "gillian hills"	gillian hills	barclay	10"		0:26:56 (Pop-up)

Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers	purple shades	Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers with thelonious monk				0:35:54 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	l'amour a la papa	intoxicated man 1958-1962				0:43:00 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia and the Walias Band	lomi tera-tera	tche belew				0:46:09 (Pop-up)
neil young	powderfinger "powderfinger" by "neil young"	Hitchhiker	reprise		*	0:49:35 (Pop-up)
honeychurch	the dream is over "the dream is over" by "honeychurch"	will you be there with me				0:52:49 (Pop-up)
edith piaf	je t'ai dans la peau "je t'ai dans la peau" by "edith piaf"	edith piaf		10"		0:58:59 (Pop-up)

tammy wynette	my man understands "my man understands" by "tammy wynette"					1:07:20 (Pop-up)
bo diddley	aztec "aztec" by "bo diddley"	Sounds of the Unexpected (V/a)	ace		*	1:10:02 (Pop-up)
bobby byrd	i'm just a nobody pts 1 & 2	Help For My Brother: The Pre-Funk Singles 1963-68	bgp/ace		*	1:12:24 (Pop-up)
the delicates	Black and White Thunderbird					1:18:42 (Pop-up)
directors	crumbling walls "crumbling walls" by "directors"				*	1:20:29 (Pop-up)
jenny wren	chasing my dream all over town	The Girls Are At It Again - UK Beat Girls 1964-1969 v/a				1:23:39 (Pop-up)
amadou & miriam	filao bessame "filao bessame" by "amadou & miriam"	la confusion	becasue music		*	1:25:04 (Pop-up)
LL cool J	Going Back To Cali "Going Back To Cali" by "LL cool J"			12"		1:28:57 (Pop-up)
ESG	erase you "erase you" by "ESG"					1:32:54 (Pop-up)
grand master chilly t& stevie G	rock the message rap	BOOMBOX 2: Early Independent Hip-Hop, Electro and Disco Rap 1979-1983 (V/A)	Soul Jazz		*	1:37:26 (Pop-up)
denis mpunga & paul K.	intermezzo III	criola	music from memory		*	1:43:12 (Pop-up)
jean jacques perry	passport to the future	moog indigo	vanguard		*	1:46:48 (Pop-up)
palace of swords	#4 "#4" by "palace of swords"	palace of swords	reverb worship			1:49:12 (Pop-up)
afous d'afous	dounya hi "dounya hi" by "afous d'afous"	tenere	sahel sounds		*	1:54:44 (Pop-up)
omar souleyman	nahy "nahy" by "omar souleyman"	wenu wenu				1:58:15 (Pop-up)

morricone youth	sunrise (bossa) "sunrise (bossa)" by "morricone youth"	sunrise: a song of two humans	country club	Vinyl	*	2:11:27 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	manhattan "manhattan" by "blossom dearie"	Once Upon a Summertime				2:15:42 (Pop-up)
Jacqueline Humbert & David Rosenboom	talk 1	Daytime Viewing (1979-1980)	unseen worlds			2:20:24 (Pop-up)
mdou moctar	nikali talit "nikali talit" by "mdou moctar"	sousoume tamachek	sahel sounds	Vinyl	*	2:29:20 (Pop-up)

drab majesty	egress "egress" by "drab majesty"		dais	7"	*	2:36:22 (Pop-up)
bog bodies	sea projection "sea projection" by "bog bodies"	sligo	migro	Vinyl	*	2:38:28 (Pop-up)
my bloody valentine	no more sorry	isn't anything				2:44:26 (Pop-up)
the vulcans	telstar "telstar" by "the vulcans"	star trek				2:47:27 (Pop-up)
mount kimbie	marilyn ( feat micachu)	love what survives	warp			2:50:15 (Pop-up)
Jamila Woods	lonely ( feat lorine chia)	HEAVN	jagjaguwar/closed sessions		*	2:54:02 (Pop-up)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry & Subatomic Sound System	chase the devil ft jahdan blakkamoore & screechy dan	Super Ape Returns To Conquer			*	2:58:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Aaron Working In Newark: Good morning Trouble, I hope all is well
	9:02am zopa: I gotta feeling it's gonna go round in circles
	9:03am Trouble: good morning thursday-ites!
	9:04am Number Six: Good Morning Trouble & fellow modern folk!
	9:05am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble and fellow Modernists...
	9:05am redkayak: Good morning everyone :)
	9:06am dale: digging this don cherry.
	9:07am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:07am The Oscar: Morning all! This is cool-- very Eden Ahbez.
	9:08am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trouleteers ! It's official, i'll be coming to NYC ! :) I'm thrilled, this is going to be the first time for me
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour pierre, that is soooo exciting! and you are welcome to crash with us. talk to BCBG to see if our place would work for you...
	9:11am melinda: Hi folks!
	9:14am The Oscar: As a kid, I once went with my dad to his office. His cubicle was completely undecorated, except for three small photos: me, my mom, and Thelonious Monk. Needless to say, this sounds like my childhood.
	9:14am Phillio: Good morning!
	9:15am Phillio: Always good to wake up with some Monk on the stereo. Ensures a groove of a day ahead.
	9:16am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Love Thelonious Monk.
	9:16am Passaic River Blues: @The Oscar: that's a wonderful image. Really cool.
	9:16am pierre: Trouble, you have no idea of how nice it is to hear this. I can't thank you enough. We are actually organizing the trip (what to do, what to see, where to buy records…). If we take your kind offer, know that I want to bring you wine, or cheese… or whatever french stuff you'd like. And that in exchange, you are very welcome to come crash at our place ! I love this Thelonious Monk !
	9:18am βrian: Say, have you ever had a nice Bandol, Trouble?
	9:18am Phillio: A while back I up a home practice recording of Monk working out his arrangement of "Smoke Gets in your Eyes" that is endlessly fascinating. Kind of like taking a lesson with Monk.
	9:18am jkeigh: Good Morning. What a show so far!
	9:19am Webhamster Henry: This is the slowest turning windmill! I'm surprised you're not playing "Les Moulins de Mon Coeur"!
	9:20am Trouble: pierre, we have lots of places to send you! BCBG brought us a magical red wine that was bottled by friends of theirs: the bottle was re-purposed and then coated in solid red paint on the outside, crazy fab!
	9:20am Trouble: mais oui, brian. starry clicks
	9:22am steveo: good morning!
	9:23am meredith: Morning all and @trouble. Thanks for the music this am.
	9:25am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble and erudite listeners.
	9:25am Marc Francis: TROUBLE IS PLAYING TROUBLE!!! Best song from Twin Peaks 3!
	9:25am MD: Good Morning All! Tryin to keep the shiny side up! XO!
	9:26am The Oscar: Damn, just realized I still haven't picked up the new TP soundtrack(s)-- thanks for the reminder!
	9:27am AndrewC.: Morning all. What happened to the pledge drive? I'm sure it was higher than 12% on the front page last week...
	9:27am Marc Francis: @TheOscar: Sacred Bones put out a beautiful 7" of Trouble that included this song. It's a cracker!
	9:27am βrian: Trouble²
	9:28am annie: good morning!! late to the table, i'm immersed in local politics.. listening now and the pop-up works this time..
	9:29am steveo: ! i almost said billy paul² but was too lazy too look up how to superscript
	9:29am The Oscar: @Marc Ooh, that does look nice! SB and Lynch are a great fit.
	9:31am annie: the artwork resembles the doodling i would do in high school...sans color.
	9:31am steveo: (spoiler alert) more of little green's story jonimitchell.com...
	9:32am βrian: Speaking of oiseaux, there's been an hibou outside my window the past few nights.
	9:33am βrian: Ur-trouble.
	9:34am bobdoesthings: Trouble OG (a powerful and potent strand)
	9:36am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and all in the Modern World.
	9:36am pierre: @Trouble : You prefer red than white then?
	9:37am Trouble: oui pierre, j'aime le vin rouge
	9:39am pierre: très bien ! Alessia and I often go to that cellar where they have the best natural wine of Paris ! I shall bring you some then :)
	9:39am βrian: Rouge ? Viens rendre visite à L'Isthme aussi !
	9:40am sugarwolf: @pierre: when are you coming to NYC? How exciting!
	9:41am BEAVO: Gillian Hills and Jane Birkin were th two wannabe models that had the three way with David Hemmings. in Blow up she was also in Clockwoork Orange.
	9:42am Lewis: Monk's piano playing is so absolutely amazing - and his ego with respect to where it is in the composition was so restrained in many ways...
	9:42am pierre: (I too prefer red, although last week I had the best white from between Jura and Burgundy… that one was amazing) @Brian : I'd love too :) @sugarwolf : i'm staying from the 11th till the 18 of November, that's gonna be short, but it'll make me want to go back i'm sure.
	9:42am steveo: oh dangit, I had the drummer stream on (where joni mitchell was played) ugh ugh sorry ugh
	9:44am melinda: @steveo I hate it when that happens. It makes for funny random comments tho.
	9:44am βrian: I had a Vin Jaune from the Jura once. Yummy.
	9:45am steveo: omg I was like TROUBLE GET THE PLAYLIST RIGHT lol
	9:49am sugarwolf: @pierre: cool! I am sure you will have a great time! One day I will renew my passport and get to visit France again!
	9:51am meredith: Oh God. Neil always makes me cry
	9:51am Lou: Neil = goosebumps still. Thanks for playing this!!!
	9:51am Trouble: this song is soooo moving for me.
	9:52am Adrian in London: Salut Trouble et les troublées. I listened to last week's show this morning so it's a six-hour marathon for me today. An enjoyable one, obviously, not like an actual running marathon.
	9:53am pierre: @sugerwolf : do that and we'll have a drink by the Seine @Brian : Vin jaune is awesome ! I suggest you try Vin Orange from italy, it's very interesting too
	9:54am Trouble: good to hear, adrian! i'm sure somewhere someone would rather run a marathon than listen to FMU...
	9:56am βrian: Hmm, there might be some billboard material there. Listening to WFMU can be less arduous than running a marathon, or some such.
	9:56am pierre: imagine, running a marathon WHILE listening to WFMU…
	9:59am bobdoesthings: "Thinking of getting a dog or having a child? See if you can put up with WFMU first, test your patience! 91.1FM and online at wfmu.org!"
	10:01am holland oats: edith piaf said it better than me
	10:01am steveo: edith!
	10:01am Trouble: today's fab art work is by Nathalie du pasquier. she has a show up at the ICA in philly thru december
	10:01am Adrian in London: @trouble Depends which show…
	10:02am redkayak: Eh. I ran cross country for a time when I was in high school. I'm done runnin'
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble and all!
	10:02am redkayak: Now, riding a bike on the other hand,,,, :)
	10:06am Michael: Possible road trip for Trouble: MassMoCA 12/2 Artist talk with Lonnie Holley 12/2 Lonnie Holley massmoca.org...
	10:07am βrian: Les piafs font pépier mon chat.
	10:09am melinda: Tammy!
	10:09am redkayak: Habitat loss way worse that climate disruption...
	10:11am pierre: I don't what is with this typical orchestration, violins, echoe on the voices, I don't know what type of production you call it, but I love this tammy wynette type of song
	10:12am Trouble: good idea , michael! i saw lonnie give an artists talk at the atlanta museum: everyone should. he is a fabulous human
	10:13am Michael: Going out there next week and saw that.
	10:14am Mudman: Any chance you could play "Je Vend Des Robes" by Nino Ferrar?
	10:16am Trouble: sorry don't have any nino with me today, not much in our library i imagine
	10:17am Trouble: lonnie has artwork up at james fuentes gallery in nyc until oct 22
	10:20am Mudman: I'll take the Annie Cordy version then.
	10:27am BronwynB: hello trouble and everyone!
	10:27am melinda: hi Bron!
	10:28am MP: YR KILLING IT!
	10:28am BronwynB: hey melinda :D
	10:29am βrian: You can't mistake Amadou & Miriam. Lovely.
	10:29am Lucky: Yes! Love this song!
	10:31am Greg from ZONE 5: Nicely played
	10:31am Itzall Ablurr: Not no star up for amadou & miriam? OK, I star that song in my mind!
	10:32am medic8: I kinda find this inappropriate. The west coast never mocked the tri state area during its hard times.
	10:33am Bill W: I need to find a karaoke place that has "Cali."
	10:35am Greg from ZONE 5: ESG! Like The Slits of The Bronx.
	10:35am Roberto: Flush you like my toilet.
	10:36am table_for_one: yeah this is great
	10:36am Greg from ZONE 5: Somebody should blast this Cusack-style outside Harvey Weinstein's house.
	10:38am annie: i'm so glad i have no idea who this weinstein dude is..
	10:39am Itzall Ablurr: annie, I was able to say the same until this morning- gee, thanks NPR.
	10:39am glenn: so, bronwyn - how was sparks?
	10:42am melinda: Apparently many people thought they were talking about Harvey Fierstein when the news broke, and were confused.
	10:43am glenn: i was one of them, melinda.
	10:43am melinda: i love this period of hip-hop and disco rap.
	10:43am melinda: Haha, glenn.
	10:44am βrian: "Buttle, not Tuttle!"
	10:45am BronwynB: @glenn: amazing!!! literally the best show i've ever seen. i can't even believe russell mael is real- how can a 69-year-old be that incredibly energetic and athletic on stage??? and they played so many great songs i wasn't expecting to hear. and they were just so happy and sweet, like there was really a lot of joy in what they were doing
	10:46am table_for_one: what is their banter like
	10:47am table_for_one: they seem like odd fellows
	10:48am Priscilla: Doesn't this sound a little bit like the Magnetic Fields?
	10:48am glenn: good. there's really nothing worse for a lover of a band to see them and have them suck.
	10:49am pierre: vive Jean-Jacques Perrey !
	10:50am BronwynB: it was pretty much only russell talking, and he had a great rapport with the audience, but then at the very end ron very shyly and sincerely told us he was so happy and grateful that we gave them such a great reception. i've always heard that they were odd, but i don't really get that now that i've seen them and met them. they seem incredibly genuine and sweet.
	10:52am Adrian in London: @BronwynB It's so good when you see an amazing show. Did you ever read this fun interview with Sparks? thequietus.com...
	10:57am Chris from DC: Good timing here. Seeing Mdou Moctar tonight, psyched.
	10:57am table_for_one: also, is it fair to say they are at their most popular now? were they this big during the giorgio morodor years
	10:58am table_for_one: either way, yes that is really impressive how relevant they are esp at that age
	10:58am Hughie Considine: This set is moving my soul.
	10:58am table_for_one: like that the world has caught up to sparks
	10:58am BronwynB: @adrian: i did! they're so great @table for one: they might be at their most acclaimed and appreciated by the music world in general now, but in 1974 they were genuine pop stars in england and couldn't go to the laundry without getting mobbed by screaming girls
	10:58am annie: @itzall: i escape that trap of NPR, it's been turned off for me for a long time, ....now i have the reactioanry posts of my pals on Fb, which makes for better entertainment. no escaping pop culture..
	10:59am BronwynB: @table for one: yeah exactly. im so impressed by two older guys who don't just go for the nostalgia. they're still so creative and inventive.
	11:00am BronwynB: not that you can tell russell is old. he looks 39.
	11:03am bobdoesthings: how do you pronounce "souleyman" - is it soo-lay-man or how I keep saying it "soul-ee-man" ?
	11:04am jess: play chocolate rain
	11:06am bobdoesthings: so.... soo-leh-mon? that's what I'll go with now.
	11:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Irwin played "Chocolate Rain" yesterday afternoon. It seemed to be a slowed-down version.
	11:06am Scraps: h'lo hey
	11:06am melinda: @annie that happened to me too, quit NPR to take a news break but you can't escape it on social media.
	11:09am annie: the news on FB i find to be quite entertaining in an odd way. the news is not "news", it's knee-jerk alt-sites. i've even seen articles on how the left coast fires are not real, due to the presence of trees and no houses ... all i can say is photo-shop is someone's friend.
	11:09am melinda: hi Scraps!
	11:10am melinda: @annie yikes.
	11:11am rsj: small change's first set was gloriously hip hoppy
	11:12am glenn: judging from this, i don't think they even bothered with their laundry in 1974. www.youtube.com...
	11:13am Scraps: h'lo melinda!
	11:13am glenn: and ron is definitely a master of stink eye.
	11:17am Scraps: blossom!
	11:19am joe mulligan: this song makes me think of what was happening in NYC while I was a wee kid watching schoolhouse rock in DE
	11:19am pierre: I think i'm gonna use this song for my trip to new-york
	11:19am ⓘⓚⓔ: I like Mott St., but Mott St. in July?! Yeah, nothing compares to that -- because nothing else is quite so smelly! Ha ha. (And crammed with tourists -- it seems to be in all the tourist guidebooks, like the Brooklyn Bridge.)
	11:19am steveo: mulberry is somewhat similar in july
	11:21am steveo: delaware or deutchland, joe?
	11:22am Devin B.: Yay Jacqueline Humbert!
	11:23am jess: @Ken from Hyde park I heard it yesterday and forgot how good it is.
	11:24am ɨkɛ: Welcome, @Pierre! If there are particular cuisines you really like, let me know and I'll point you towards the right hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
	11:24am joe mulligan: @Steveo - the first state! I thought that may be seen either way
	11:26am ɨkɛ: (Unless you want "American" food -- then I have no clue! LOL.)
	11:27am Wild Neil: Peace all. @Pierre-If I remember right there are about ten or twelve Indian restaurants in a row on 6th street near 3rd ave in Manhattan
	11:27am Wild Neil: Everything from cheap to expensive and everything in between. I think Sonar Gayon was cheap but good, but that was 1993 or so.
	11:27am Listener142985: Trouble, thx for playing the piece from the Sunrise score--that is a truly classic film. Very curious to hear what Morricone Youth came up with for it.
	11:29am Trouble: our spanish exchange student wanted 'american' food, so we took him to pies N thighs in brooklyn for fried chiccken and dinosaur BBQ: loved it! but of course, since he he is a 16 boy...
	11:29am steveo: i'm from delaware, too; didn't want to assume
	11:30am Chris from DC: Yes!
	11:31am pierre: @ Ike and Wild Neil : that's awesome, thanks guys ! I've grown with the picture of diners… so I don't know where i'll be eating, but I know i'll want to try diner food, hear diner talk… this is very american/exotic to me. Big refill of coffees, fries, pancakes : I love it
	11:32am pierre: Then I've hear that on the east coast there is amazing sea food, so I think i'd love to try this as well
	11:32am pierre: and proper mexican food as well, as in europe we don't have much places with good american food
	11:33am BronwynB: pierre, if you want a classic american diner i recommend chelsea square diner at 23rd & 9th
	11:34am pierre: sorry, a bit on a talking spree here, but I saw Mdou Moctar this summer and I loved it. the guy is charismatic ! Super cool, Thanks a lot BronwynB :)
	11:34am steveo: trouble is there still the flamingo diner in jersey city? I think i heard it changed ownership...
	11:34am ɨkɛ: @WN, back in the day, there was a ridiculous conspiracy theory that all of those Indian restaurants were secretly connected to one single hidden mega-kitchen, ha! Not true, of course. That row has diversified a bit & it's not as ridiculously cheap as it used to be. And there's probably better Indian food on 27th & Lex in "Curry Hill" now, or Jersey City.
	11:34am Trouble: also fed my spanish youngster tacos from a street cart near me, and that was his first taco. so cute
	11:35am steveo: and I want to know what happens with 16-year-old boys in Brooklyn! Did you just mean that he ate $600 worth of chicken and dessserts?
	11:35am The Oscar: @Pierre Did you see "Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red in It?" Really damn charming, and Moctar is great in it.
	11:35am Wild Neil: @Pierre-DINERS are ALL OVER New Jersey. Maybe TickTock diner? I think my sister took me there once, it was ok. I think there is one in Clifton, NJ too. www.ticktockdinerny.com OH! If they have deep fried pierogi, try that, they are pretty fucking amazing. They were in this other diner in Allentown, PA anyway.
	11:36am annie: i love that the focus of travelling always seems to be the food...
	11:37am Wild Neil: @Pierre-I LOVE diners, but make sure it is run by Greeks or Poles to be really really really good. I was in a Russian run diner once and it was dirty, but that was in Tannersville, PA so avoid that one.
	11:37am bobdoesthings: I just became curious as to what dishes are defined as "american food" - www.cnn.com...
	11:38am Wild Neil: Why Poles? Because Poles taught the French how to cook according to somebody in Poland who told me that. American foods-Cheeseburger and French Fries with a milkshake?
	11:38am pierre: @The Oscar : yes, yes I did, in a movie festival and I loved it. Thanks for bringing it up. @Wild Neil : Thansk a lot for the tip, I will check it up.
	11:38am bobdoesthings: a lot of deep fried things and meats.. but some other things I hadn't considered like grits and clam chowder..
	11:38am glenn: well, we all gotta eat. not everybody cares about the mona lisa or old buildings.
	11:38am Ajay: Loving the show here in Krommenie / The Netherlands. Blasting it out through the speakers in the kitchen whilst preparing dinner for the fam!
	11:38am jess: Stressed spelled backwards is desserts
	11:38am Wild Neil: Grits and Catfish with Hush Puppies. Oh.My.GOD.
	11:39am Wild Neil: @Pierre-you gotta go to Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
	11:40am Wild Neil: SUPER trendy hipster ground zero.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks @ajay! glad to hear!
	11:40am emily: just checking in from the belly of the beast (Manhattan to be exact). nice to hear some familiar (and unusual) sounds as I prepare for class!
	11:40am Trouble: @steveo, still here, but hardly a diner, i would say...
	11:40am Chris from DC: Never found pierogi as good as my grandmother's were, but deep fried sounds intriguing.
	11:41am Dennis Diken: wonderful show Trouble!
	11:41am pierre: @Wild Neil : i've heard that this is a very trendy and cool place. well I think we'll try to go and walk there for sure… There is so many thing to see and visit. What about Harlem ? I've dreamed of Harlem since I am a kid.
	11:41am steveo: hmm, that's too bad. I have great memories of the flamingo in the late 90s
	11:42am annie: it ain't your grandfather's harlem, pierre, not any more..
	11:42am ɨkɛ: I don't believe the Tick Tock Diner of NY is related to the NJ one, @WN! Also, did you know about the attempted Tick Tock torture/murder?! State police foiled an evil Tick Tock plot a few years ago! www.nj.com...
	11:43am Wild Neil: @Pierre-I would NOT go to Harlem alone at night in 1992. Maybe now its like the Greenwich Village for all I know. If you want to see slums and crack dealers maybe take a cab through the South Bronx ? Still, ask a local here.
	11:43am Trouble: @steveo pies n thighs is not super pricey, it's the real deal. we wandered down by the water while we waited, over by where the old domino sugar factory was, DIY park there now until a giant high rise takes over
	11:44am Wild Neil: Go to the Apollo Theatre maybe? Or a jazz club? I am clueless.
	11:47am pierre: @ annie and Wild Neil : yeah, I imagine it has changed. And well, I wouldn't want to see dealers and slums, but some district that encapsulated what I imagine would be the life of the urban life of New-York. But then again, it's gonna be my first time in the USA, and I'm imagining all of this with the mind of a french guy engorged into american cinema and music :)
	11:47am steveo: i want to go!
	11:48am pierre: @ Wild Neil : a jazz club, yes, ThAT would be nice if not too expensive
	11:49am table_for_one: really enjoying this mornings jams
	11:49am jmd: another great version of Telstar.
	11:51am steveo: is this new? (telstar)
	11:51am steveo: still sounds very 60s
	11:54am annie: my favorite park of nycity is 2nd avenue and chelsea..but i spend tons of time in the bronx when i was in my 20s... it's a wonderful city.. there was a time when walking was safe... i loved fordham university area, too.. oh damn, now i have to go back for a visit.
	11:55am Wild Neil: @Pierre-In general (and there are exceptions) listed expensive to less expensive 1. Manhattan 2. Hoboken NJ and Brooklyn and Queens and Jersey City 3. A little further out in NJ-Morristown 4. Hackensack NJ-short bus ride out of NYC
	11:55am annie: part
	11:55am Trouble: thanks dennis!
	11:55am Wild Neil: You gotta see Times Square and go to the Virgin Superstore if its still there...
	11:56am Trouble: hey @emily!
	11:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Preach, sister.
	11:57am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:57am ⓘⓚⓔ: Virgin Megastores are long gone!
	11:58am steveo: wait what where are you going? (thank you, trouble, for the show)
	11:58am Wild Neil: And CENTRAL PARK is free! oh and The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the NATURAL HISTORY museum-they are actually free or $0.01 because the donation is "suggested". They HAVE to explain that to you if you ask I think. At least in 1992 they did. You look cheap, but hey if you can you can.
	11:58am melinda: I <3 Thursday a.m. with This Modern World. Thanks Trub!
	11:58am Adrian in London: @Trouble Thanks for a great show today. Good editing/proofreading music.
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am annie: thanks trouble!!!
	12:00pm pierre: this is great guys ! Merci 1000 fois ! Et merci Trouble pour cette superbe émission (love the Jamila Woods) !
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Trouble: merci bien for listening in today!
	12:01pm Scraps: Thanks Trouble!
	6:41am Snide Rhythms: Thanks for playing our remix Trouble! https://sniderhythms.bandcamp.com/

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 12, 2017

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