WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 29, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:01am Linda Lee: good morning Trouble!
	9:01am FLman: Rather abrupt
	9:01am exile-on-hicks-st: Need some comfort today.
	9:01am Bobby: I am ready
	9:02am Lixiviated Life: trouble again
	9:02am Linda Lee: what's up exile?
	9:02am Trouble: good morning thursdayers! don't you love the new discovery of putting the artists's name next to the artwork at the top of the page? thanks to joe McGasko for that tip!
	9:02am TDK60: Morning Trouble. I have a day off so can spend some time here. // Linda L., howdy.
	9:03am Linda Lee: @TDK60 ~ morning! :-)
	9:03am TDK60: Constellation Records in Montreal is an admirable outfit.
	9:04am Linda Lee: love the fact that this track was not what i thought it was off the bat ~ a Nina Simone remix.
	9:04am Emily: Hello Trouble! Happy to hear you while I’m painting.
	9:04am TDK60: Apparently Chenaux likes the "whammy bar" on everything? I heard another Chenaux cut on WFMU days ago in which the sounds were wobbly too.
	9:07am queems: very pretty
	9:07am queems: even slow
	9:07am themutante: It happens.
	9:08am Linda Lee: how beautifully this set fits the weather so far here in ulster county. grey, misty, subtle color just breaking through the winter palette.
	9:08am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all @TDK60 I haven’t had the chance to listen to the Efrim Meunick solo album out on. Constellation, you? I love the GY!BE and related acts
	9:10am TDK60: Kevlicki: Oh, a solo Efrim M. LP? Hmmm. Godspeed does play some Big music.
	9:10am Trouble: second pink cd of the day, if you're keeping track colorwise
	9:10am jess: I was expecting John Allen. my days are all mixed up.
	9:11am steveo: I see some pink on that horse, too.
	9:11am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. Sunshine and Showers over here, along with cherry blossoms and daffodils.
	9:11am northguineahills: Trouble should curate an art gallery. (she already does an amazing job curating a radio show!).
	9:12am Brian in UK: T C Cannon follows T C Boyle in the artistic alphabet.
	9:17am TDK60: Pinks dots on the horse aren't legendary. Sorry.
	9:17am debt collector: Beautiful sounds by HWB. Thank you.
	9:17am bore: good morning trouble, so glad to have you in my headphones today, just what I need
	9:17am Adrian in London: Hello all. Sounds great. Too busy to chat today but listening happily…
	9:17am Trouble: i used to enjoy tc boyle. 'east is east' is a great ripping apart of art colonies. i am looking forward to seeing the TC cannon show at Peabody Essex museum this weekend
	9:17am Lixiviated Life: Does anyone know what The Met will charge a non-NYC visitor for admission into their museums? (MET, Cloisters, MET Breuer)
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello. I wonder, what's the equivalent of the Bandcamp website, but for visual artists?
	9:18am Lixiviated Life: AND how strict are they about proving residency?
	9:19am themutante: Sounds like Jonsi.
	9:20am Linda Lee: LL ~ i haven't done my home town museums in a while, but i can't remember any ID check whatsoever. it was always an honor thing.
	9:20am bore: @ken, maybe checkout deviantart.com?
	9:20am kevlicki: TDK60, yeah and while looking at the touring acts on constellation I noticed Efrim will be performing at Union Pool this summer-good if yer in NY Thankfully I got to catch GOdspeed in philly a couple weeks back! They’re really supportive of lefty causes and let me fable for my orgs
	9:22am kevlicki: @LL I just heard the met was doing that now. Shameful.
	9:23am northguineahills: @LL: It's suggested donation every time I've gone to any of the affiliated museums. I felt guilty when I was unemployed just throwing a few bucks their way, but it worked. (last year there was no residency requirement).
	9:23am Berndo411: POPULATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
	9:23am TDK60: LixLife: The main Met museum I think is a donation of whatever you want. But if you wanna see a new, special exhibit you gotta pay the high price. Don't know about Cloisters.
	9:24am Neil M: Outstanding set to kick it off! Curatioooooonnnnnnnnnnnnn
	9:24am melinda: morning all
	9:25am Itzall Ablurr: painful But, Good morning.
	9:25am Linda Lee: hola melinda! :-)
	9:27am TDK60: Kev: Nice, if GYBE lets folks table for good causes at their shows.
	9:27am Chris from DC: Digging the strings here.
	9:28am Linda Lee: love the friedlander track. just about perfect for this moment.
	9:28am Linda Lee: beautiful set ~
	9:29am Trouble: merci@linda
	9:29am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Lixivated-I would give $0.25 when I went when I was a hungry student back in the 90's. It is a SUGGESTED donation.
	9:31am Linda Lee: important to remember that the more wealthy museum patrons will cover for you if you can't give very much. that's the whole idea of subsidies for public art. feel no shame. go see the work.
	9:31am sphere: hello peops
	9:31am themutante: Crackin' opening, Trubz!
	9:32am Linda Lee: also remember they receive tax incentives for subsidizing your experience. go!
	9:32am steveo: at least it's not snowing!
	9:33am The Hip Replacement: I thought pink was the color today. Color-wise.
	9:33am Linda Lee: pink & grey ~ not bad.
	9:34am Brian in UK: Similar in London, most galleries are free but exhibitions cost and then some. This Monet is £20 weekdays and £22 weekends. www.nationalgallery.org.uk...
	9:34am TDK60: The Met has something you might not expect, a rare/old musical instruments room (might be closed for repairs right now).
	9:35am Brian in UK: In the land of grey and pink. Oh no.
	9:35am jdaFromCologne: hey trouble, i really like hearing your voice… speciaily when laughing
	9:35am Scraps h’m (h’m): h’lo hey
	9:36am steveo: is that (friedlander) considered "classical"? does wfmu have a classical program? (there's none that I'm aware of)
	9:36am steveo: i listen to wqxr sometimes (rarely) but everything sounds better on wfmu...
	9:36am sphere: ohhh, Vashti Bunyan!
	9:37am TDK60: steveo: WFMU used to have "A440, Stochastic Hit Parade" w/DJ Bethany in the recent past. Not on-air right now. But archives exist. Great show.
	9:38am steveo: thanks tdk -- i shall!
	9:39am TDK60: And Gaylord Fields played a great little Igor Stravinsky piece the other night (Sun.) and some Milhaud. // I want A440 back on-air, if possible.
	9:41am Brian in UK: @steveo here is the link to Bethany's show. Freeform classical? wfmu.org...
	9:41am kevlicki: LL I’ve always enjoyed the subsidized/pay what you wish fee and give 50cents, I feel no shame and appreciate the ability of seeing what my British friends call the “thievery” in the museum. I just looked at the Met’s website “For New York State residents as well as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut students, the amount you pay is up to you.” We accept many forms of residency verification, including: New York State driver's license New York State identification card IDNYC Current bill or statement with a New York State address Student ID New York library card
	9:42am Devin B.: Bob Brainen plays some classical. Ives and Satie, in particular. I'd love to see A440 back on the schedule too.
	9:42am steveo: Seems like a good thing, TDK & Brian. I like the title.
	9:45am exile-on-hicks-st: @LL thanks for the checkin. It’s nothing dire. I’m not dying, I mean, no more than any of us are. Internal-life / emotional stuff. I’m a mess.
	9:45am kevlicki: Did anyone get out to the Bing and Ruth show in Brooklyn on Tuesday?
	9:45am Barney Grubbs: A440 was great (and nobody else in the house complained when I played it at dinner time)
	9:51am Linda Lee: i'm sorry exile. hope you can move through it soon.
	9:51am ⓔⓘⓚ: Ugh, bad commute today. WTC PATH was shut down for a while due to a "small electrical fire." Something welding-related. Weld better, Port Authority!
	9:51am Chris from DC: This is interesting. Nice to see Ba Da Bing is still putting stuff out.
	9:52am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ i remember no checkpoints for ID. are they there now?
	9:52am βrian: Well, this is nice.
	9:53am TDK60: Trouble, you're creating a "vibe." It may be deliberate.
	9:54am Linda Lee: i'd like hearing A440 again too.
	9:57am TDK60: Don't know why A440 ended, but the Archive shows that she did it from 2001 - 2017!
	9:58am Leelee: 1) Leelee likes Lau Nau; 2) Really like any Amor de Dias song! I was thinking about The Clientele earlier this a.m. so this is a nice treat :)
	9:58am kevlicki: Linda lee- everyone has to “pay” and get an entrance sticker to go into the exhibition halls. I haven’t been since last year. I thought I heard their policy was changing to start charging all non NYers but I guess Tristan’s folks are NYers too
	10:01am ⓔⓚⓔⓔ: @TDK, not all of that is actually A440; some of it was her excellent free-form show Stochastic Hit Parade. Sometimes newer show titles will weirdly overwrite older show titles, or in her case the two titles somehow got melded together. But they were 2 different shows.
	10:01am TDK60: Didn't know that out-of-NY State, NJ, CT folks have to pay full Met price.
	10:02am TDK60: Oh, it shows that I haven't looked that far back yet. Now am even more curious.
	10:02am ⓔⓚⓔⓔ: The out-of-state Met pricing is new, I believe. They wanted to make everybody pay full price but IIRC the city and/or the state threatened funding if they went through with that.
	10:03am βrian: What, NJ and CT aren't in NY? That's an awfully fine-grained concept.
	10:04am βrian: Loves those "notes aigues."
	10:05am ⓔⓘⓘⓘⓘⓚ: One example of the weird show title overwriting in old FMU schedules: John Allen's show had no title in 2001 but here it says it was "JA in the AM" even though it wasn't on in the AM! He didn't start using that title until recently. Revisionist history! Some kind of weird HTML coding error in the schedules: wfmu.org...
	10:05am TDK60: Looks like Bethany went more classical round Dec. 2011.
	10:05am steveo: whenever I hear birds, I think "écoutez"
	10:05am MD: Bonjour! Freeform Family!!!
	10:06am Ken From Hyde Park: There's an art show right in Monty Hall on April 14th. montyhall.ticketfly.com... A mere $5.00 at the door.
	10:06am themutante: That's Finland for ya.
	10:06am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ yes i do remember the pay booths. don't remember being asked for ID to prove residency ~ but it has been a long time.
	10:08am Linda Lee: @eik ~ happy to note 'welding' issue does not have 'knife' attached.
	10:08am steveo: i found all of O'Keefe's clothing fascinitating --- jinx!
	10:08am themutante: O'Keefe, is that the vagina chick?
	10:08am themutante: Whoops!
	10:09am BronwynB: hello trouble and everyone!
	10:09am queems: sorry, that’s fucked up.
	10:10am queems: way to mismanage funds and take it out on the public
	10:10am βrian: I wonder if that exhibit will make to the Art Institute of Chicago.
	10:10am steveo: oh there's 2 Fs. O'Keeffe.
	10:10am Linda Lee: themutant ~ no, that's Judy Chicago.
	10:11am Lixiviated Life: Saw O'Keefe exhibit in Chicago.
	10:11am northguineahills: I technically have a residence in Brooklyn, will that give me admission?
	10:11am Jay Goges: Morning everyone!
	10:12am MD: THANK YOU MOMA...FOR WHAT YOU STARTED...! NYC IS ONLY FOR THE RICH...IT IS NOT THE CITY I MOVED TO IN 1984! IT...IS ...DEAD...
	10:12am kevlicki: Northguineahills if you show them a utility bill, yes
	10:12am Asheville Jon: Linda Lee!
	10:12am Brian in UK: Franco was in power then.
	10:13am Barney Grubbs: hurray for barneys
	10:13am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I gave up Facebook and LinkedIn (it never got me a job). Now I am spending THAT time trying to learn Polish.
	10:14am βrian: If you wanna pop over to Madison, we have a copy of Pagan Spain in the UW Library, Trouble.
	10:14am northguineahills: dobrze dla ciebie, WN!
	10:16am northguineahills: Thanks Kevlicki, I think I may be on some of them.
	10:16am Lewis: I wonder if entrance revenues will actually go up at the Met as people who would have paid something will now not go at all? (we could model that!) (and of course that begs the question as to why there is not more gov't support for instinstitutionsutitinos like the Met)
	10:16am Mark Hurst: Nice work, Wild Neil!
	10:16am northguineahills: (I have a FL driver's license now).
	10:16am Lixiviated Life: MET's decision seems unfair. I think I'll be voicing my opinion by spending my time (and $) at the galleries around Chelsea and else where.
	10:17am Asheville Jon: speaking of METS, Happy Opening Day everyone!
	10:17am Chris from DC: This is great, never heard it before.
	10:17am Lewis: right on Asheville Jon!
	10:18am duke: Just in time for this Barney Wilen cut. Like very much.
	10:19am Polyus: Already rained out AJ.
	10:19am Polyus: (not the Mets)
	10:20am Joe. E: Testing..testing...
	10:20am Asheville Jon: i'm not a mets fan, and regardless of the weather, today is the day! (unfortunately i am a Phillies fan)
	10:21am Asheville Jon: Joe. E, your test did not work.
	10:21am mary: I will begin to read Pagan Spain soon.(almost finished with the Mann novel I am worshipping) Maybe same time as you- in our FMU book club. Always love your show.
	10:21am Chris from DC: Another long, long Orioles season begins. Sigh.
	10:24am βrian: Really, if they had a problem with fewer people paying the full suggested entrance fee, they should have lowered the fee.
	10:24am Asheville Jon: well Chris, they did better than the Phils last year. i'm just hoping the Phils don't end up in last place in the majors. they spent most of last season there, but pulled it out in the last week.
	10:24am Brian in UK: Just about to start Good As Gold by Joseph Heller. First time Heller reader. At the cutting edge!
	10:25am Asheville Jon: so i hear you on a long, long season!
	10:25am Lewis: can I give this track two clicky stars?
	10:26am steveo: Jake Arietta says the Phillies are going to compete. (Also a Phillies fan, though I haven't paid much attention lately.)
	10:26am Itzall Ablurr: No kidding! I want more black locomotive in my life and no, that's not a metaphor.
	10:26am Polyus: I think that's why my Tigers are rained out today, it's like the baseball gods are trying to say "you really don't want to see this".
	10:26am Asheville Jon: ha! well you can compete, but the issue is that you need to win more than you lose.
	10:27am Lewis: @ßrian - exactly... lower the price, up the norm for paying through marketing....
	10:27am Brian in UK: You folks should try watching cricket right now. In a parlous state for the Aussies
	10:28am steveo: yeah, digging this jam -- keeps on chuggin'
	10:28am the Canterbury wood-elf: I've not had a chance to listen to WFMU for ages. And then I tune in and this is the first thing I hear. Awesome stuff, thanks Trouble, you've just expanded my musical universe once again!
	10:28am Asheville Jon: i'd love to watch cricket. not that easy to do in the us
	10:28am Chris from DC: @Jon, yeah good luck. We'll both need it.
	10:29am steveo: Barney Jean Wilen (4 March 1937 – 25 May 1996) was a French tenor and soprano saxophonist and jazz composer.
	10:29am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble and all!
	10:29am northguineahills: I see cricket via the espn app most weekends.
	10:30am Lewis: @Brian in the UK - started watching cricket during a week-long meeting in Newcastle a few years back - would love to watch more, but as Asheville Jon points out, not exactly a Fox Sports fave...
	10:30am βrian: @BUK: Parlous! Thanks for the new vocabulary.
	10:32am themutante: Holy crap! People are talking cricket on the board. Didn't see this one coming!!
	10:32am Asheville Jon: cheers Chris. we can commiserate throughout the season!
	10:33am themutante: Ah, Baseballs brought us here. Makes sense, I guess.
	10:34am βrian: Me watching cricket would be like my cat watching passersby. Something's happening I think, but no matter, let's just watch.
	10:34am themutante: Ha, @Brian!
	10:34am Brian in UK: Steve Smith's weak leadership brought this to a head. Now the coach has resigned. Probably because it started as a Commonwealth sport it does not attract ESPN's radar and ofcourse a Test Match can last FIVE days. With peoples attention spans decreasing this limits exposure. It has it over football (soccer) any day. Though ESPN does have the Cricinfo site.
	10:35am βrian: @Lewis: So just half a game, then?
	10:36am Adrian in London: @Brian in the UK I must admit I guffawed when Luke Haines on Twitter referred to the Aussies, after the tearful press conferences, as 'crybabies'
	10:36am themutante: Playing for 5 days and it finishes a draw is always fun times.
	10:36am Lixiviated Life: Me: Hey it's Spring! Looking forward to the baseball season. How' bout dem Mets? Everybody Else: (crickets)
	10:37am themutante: Touche! @Lix
	10:39am themutante: 10cc's Dreadlock Holiday has to be the best song about a sport, probably.
	10:39am ɨkɛ: I've never understood why you'd want Satan behind you. Don't you want to keep an eye on him? Also, doesn't that mean Satan might touch your butt? I want Satan away from my butt.
	10:39am northguineahills: I've read the rules of cricket, I've watched it for years, and I barely have a grasp of winning by innings and runs. But it's nice to have on when I'm cleaning the house.
	10:39am Brian in UK: Adrian it is difficult to feel any sympathy. It is the journey as much as the arrival. I know that is a difficult idea to accept.
	10:39am themutante: I'm actually drinking a Carlsberg which makes that last sentence funny.
	10:40am Asheville Jon: ngh: i watched a lot of cricket while in the DR a few years ago. it was great, but i had almost no idea about how they scored, won, tied, innings, player rotation. but it was sure fun to watch!
	10:41am Brian in UK: Cannot put off walking the dog in the rain any longer.
	10:41am TDK60: If NYC is only for the rich, I'm in trouble... like the rest of the NYC working class. // Did you know New Yorkers used to play cricket? Back in the 1800s, then we thought up its mutant offspring, baseball.
	10:43am βrian: Hey, quick question: "Go on, then." What does that mean to a UK speaker?
	10:43am themutante: I loved the whole Mcguire/Sosa era in Baseballs. Drug them all up and snap your neck backwards at all those homers.
	10:44am βrian: That is, in terms of assent, I think.
	10:46am melinda: I saw a documentary a while back about the West Indies cricket team of the 1970s and it was a much different picture of the sport than I'd previously had, more rough and tumble than what I'd seen of amateur cricket games in Brit movies.
	10:47am themutante: Bouncers aff the noggin'.
	10:48am TDK60: Is there some club for newbies to try out cricket? Would that be "cricket"?
	10:49am Adrian in London: @ßrian It means 'Please, go ahead'
	10:50am Adrian in London: @Melinda Yeah, the Windies team in the 1970s were brutally firece @TheMutante I'd put Kraftwerk's Tour de France tracks above Dreadlock Holiday myself
	10:50am northguineahills: Until WWII, the US was a hotbed for cricket and association football (soccer), the war, end of the Depression, changed many things in the sportsscape here, that and the injection of capitalism into sports (see Vonnegut's "Player Piano" where in the early 50s he was predicting Ivy League college football keeping 20-30 year-olds in college to play football b/c it was it was a big business [before the NFL])
	10:50am steveo: Plenty of New Yorkers still play cricket.
	10:51am northguineahills: Yeah, go to Prospect Park any given weekend, you'll see plenty of cricket.
	10:52am northguineahills: Digging this daniel avery, very Richie Hawtin (Pastikman)
	10:52am Adrian in London: A lot of Joseph O'Neill's Netherland novel is set in the cricket world of NYC
	10:52am βrian: Thanks, @Adrian in London.
	10:53am TDK60: NGH: Didn't know it lasted up to the 1930s. Know about cricket clubs here but it looks highly organized with uniforms and such. Not invited.
	10:53am MD: I LOVE THE FMU FAMILY! WE ARE NOW TALKING ABOUT CRICKET!!!!!
	10:54am βrian: But can there be cricket without stridulation, really?
	10:54am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: There is cool Tango music in the movie Waking Life by Linklater, circa 2001 or so.
	10:54am Adrian in London: Maybe for the next marathon Trouble can issue pledgers with cricket positions. "And @Adrian in London is gully" "@TDK60 is long leg" etc
	10:55am Trouble: only if you come over and co host with me adrian!
	10:55am steveo: I think there's a huge cricket scene on Randall's Island, also.
	10:56am TDK60: The Hecksher Ballfields in lower Central Park used to be the Cricket Grounds.
	10:57am Bill W: RIP Rusty Staub, the only baseball star of my childhood with a French nicknam ("Le Grande Orange").
	10:57am northguineahills: Oh, yeah, WN!
	10:57am kevlicki: CLR James a native of Trinidad and Marxist writer wrote oodles of essays about Cricket. No matter how many times someone explains to me, i don’t understand it
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: Joseph O'Neill's "Netherland" concerns a Staten Island cricket league (most of the NYC leagues appear to be populated by Commonwealth expatriates and Anglophiles). Another great book on cricket: CLR James' "Beyond a Boundary".
	10:58am Polyus: @Bill W - my childhood too, at least as far as his time in Detroit.
	10:59am TDK60: Steveo: Yes, Randall's Island, that's where I've seen cricket games on my bike rides. East Indians, West Indians, etc.
	10:59am Chris from DC: Oh wow, Rusty Staub. Yeah, RIP.
	10:59am Trouble: hola @bill w!
	11:00am βrian: @Polyus: You're from the De-troit area?
	11:00am Mick: Bill W - I hadn't heard that! Very sad - a legend.
	11:00am Passaic River Blues: @Kevlicki: Same thoughts!
	11:01am TDK60: Aren't Trinidadians considered some of the best players?
	11:03am Polyus: @Brian - Nah, grew up around the mid-Michigan area.
	11:03am TDK60: Would that be "cricket" if someone explained cricket to us?
	11:03am northguineahills: @TDK60 (see also Jamaicans, actually the whole West Indies [they are their own regional team to compete w/ the likes of Europe and the subcontinent [Aussies and Kiwis don't count ;)
	11:04am βrian: Ah, this sounds familiar. I was a refugee from Flint.
	11:04am northguineahills: actually, east Africa also has some good players.
	11:04am steveo: ooh, can i be the secretary?
	11:05am TDK60: The Mets are opening today? Will Yo La Tengo be there, in the front seats?
	11:05am themutante: Traveller Rock?
	11:05am steveo: gipsy is a fraught word... but less so in spain (?)
	11:05am BronwynB: am millennial. use napkins, bras, and top sheets.
	11:05am βrian: Rumor has it, they're frightened of bar soap.
	11:05am still b/p: Any sport which allows us to say/do things like “bowl a googly” certainly has some measure of social worth.
	11:06am melinda: Yes about the Spanish n
	11:06am kevlicki: Hopefully this no top sheet generation showers before bed or washes their comforters regularly?
	11:07am northguineahills: well, in Mexican Spanish, the n is barely there w/o the ~. It varies in other cultures.
	11:07am melinda: @b/p that's the only cricket phrase I remember, from the movie Hope and Glory.
	11:07am Deep State Anthony: Millineals r the worst
	11:07am northguineahills: what's a top sheet?
	11:07am ɛkɨ: Speaking of cricket(s), my Satan joke got exactly that!
	11:07am TDK60: Maybe we could start a NYC/NJ area WFMU club for learning to play cricket, but would that be "cricket"?
	11:07am Deep State Anthony: 666
	11:07am themutante: I like that jump in the record.
	11:07am Planet Tyler: I always read...1/3 of my pile of library books
	11:07am The Oscar: Older millennial here. I can't say I use "official" napkins, but that's how I was raised-- my parents only ever used paper towels, except when we had company. Yes to topsheets, though.
	11:07am Gaylord Fields: @Bill W: I'm sorry to have discovered the news about Rusty here, but I'm heartened to find out from a fellow WFMU Mets fan such as yourself.
	11:08am Deep State Anthony: @Oscar how old?
	11:09am TDK60: Gaylord, great Igor the other night. You know how to pull out those rare singles.
	11:10am βrian: I never understood the notion of paper napkins. It just seemed like an artificially specialized thing. I love 100% cotton ones, though. I wash my socks, I wash my napkins. No big deal.
	11:10am The Oscar: @Anthony I'm 33, which puts me in the target demographic for all those grousing "I'm not a millennial!" thinkpieces. It doesn't bother me-- it's all just labeling anyway.
	11:11am northguineahills: (the n is barely there according to my gringo ears) oh, never mind, I suppose I have a top sheet. I would love to play cricket, the thought of wielding a bat or bowling at the wicket. (never played)
	11:11am northguineahills: I just tear pieces off paper towels for my napkin needs.
	11:12am Itzall Ablurr: There's a very nice Vietnamese bakery on Buford Hwy (ATL) where they almost exclusively play Astrud Gilberto. Every time I've visited it has been all-Astrud, all the time. Great boba-tea, too!
	11:12am themutante: Beautiful, Astrud!
	11:12am Gaylord Fields: @Trouble: You're going to have to fight me (using either baseball or cricket bats) for Adrian's guest DJ services if he ever makes it stateside. @TDK60: Thanks ever so sincerely — but out of deference to our radio host, I'd rather stick to more Trouble-friendly topics on her comments board, such as baseball.
	11:12am still b/p: melinda, if that’s a scene in which a gob-smacked adult reaction on the sideline (pitchside?) greets a lad’s bowling of the googly....that might also be where it was first bowled into my ears as well.
	11:13am melinda: @Oscar that's a healthy attitude. Older generations always complain about the younger ones, and vice versa.
	11:13am Little Mexican Girl: Why not both?
	11:13am melinda: b/p that's the one!
	11:14am Adrian in London: @Gaylord You're too kind.
	11:14am Deep State Anthony: Oscar culturally you may be gen x. What was the first album you bought?
	11:14am TDK60: Speakin' of Trouble Topics: I can't tell if today's painting is in gouache, watercolor, or other.
	11:15am northguineahills: what the mutante said...
	11:15am Jаson: Bit late to this, but to add: the 1st ever recorded international cricket match was in the NY area (USA v Canada, mid 19th century)
	11:15am βrian: Wait, the concept of an album is itself an identifying characteristic, no?
	11:16am northguineahills: @Gaylord: you and Trouble should settle it over a dj battle!
	11:17am TDK60: Jason, do you know the exact location?
	11:17am Trouble: bonjour gaylord!
	11:17am Adrian in London: @northguineahills They;re too polite. They'd be 'After you', "No, I insist" etc Hey @Trouble, did DJ Icepack make it to Barça?
	11:18am Trouble: yes @adrian he left monday for barcelona! it's so warm and blue there...
	11:19am Jаson: @TDK60 - Bloomingdale Park, Manhattan, 1844: www.espncricinfo.com...
	11:20am Deep State Anthony: Superstar dub. Irie.
	11:21am Itzall Ablurr: re; Hollie Cook- what do you call a daughter of a pistol?!?
	11:21am Peter in Seattle: Bonjour Trouble and Troublistas: Love <3 the new credit line for the playlist artwork!
	11:22am northguineahills: how did I miss this Hollie Cook!!!!!!????? @Itzall:and a daughter of club of culture.
	11:23am The Oscar: @Anthony Most resources I've seen peg the cutoff around '80-'82, which would put my 1984 birthday squarely on the other side. At any rate, I was definitely young enough in the '90s that "Gen X" seemed like a scary, older "other." I've read arguments that my cohort is a distinct "Generation Y" (mostly predicated on remembering pre-internet times), but again, it seems silly to split hairs when it comes to vast generalizations. (And my first album was "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Alapalooza," if you're curious :)
	11:24am TDK60: Thanks Jason. Don't know of Bloomingdale Park, Manhattan still exists.
	11:25am Itzall Ablurr: northguineahills, does that make her a member of a Gun Club?
	11:25am kevlicki: Beyond a boundary- CLR James, I always appreciate thinkers/writers that use sports and popular culture to explain social and structural dynamics. James uses cricket to discuss anti-colonial struggle and resistance. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/apr/02/beyond-a-boundary-broke-cricket-barriers I still have no effin clue about cricket. I liked skateboarding
	11:26am Deep State Anthony: Oscar....You purchased said album which gives you major gen x props. Iif you said u downloaded on Napster or kaaza you would be the typical mill...4 marketing purposes.
	11:27am Adrian in London: Right; I'm off home. Catch you all later
	11:27am TDK60: Kev: that CLR James guy sounds interesting.
	11:27am Deep State Anthony: Rasta Thursday?
	11:28am themutante: If we aint building up to 10cc, then I'll be a son of a gun.
	11:28am Mark Williams: @Trouble - check out the original of "Party Time" if you don't know it. By the Heptones. They did it at Studio One and then re-did it for Lee Perry in the mid''70s. Big classic in Jamaica, this one.
	11:29am steveo: DJ Trouble you are so eclectic and I love it.
	11:29am Deep State Anthony: Dreadlock holiday
	11:29am The Oscar: Haha, true :) Napster hit in high school for me, which either makes me feel very young or very old, depending on who I'm talking to. I'm young enough that I found a bunch of favorite tunes through Napster/Morpheus/Kazaa, but old enough that I dutifully went to the record store on the weekend to buy the full album.
	11:30am Trouble: thanks @steveo! merci@mark williams! gracias @ peter!
	11:30am Deep State Anthony: Good 4 you. You have hope. Props.
	11:30am Chris from DC: Yay, Slits.
	11:30am TDK60: I'm old enough to recall when reggae was great, like Dennis Brown.
	11:30am JakeGould: What Chris from DC said.
	11:30am Passaic River Blues: @TDK60: He was a brilliant guy. I've only read two of his books ("Beyond a Boundary" and "Black Jacobins"). "Black Jacobins" is about Toussaint L'Ouverture and the Haitian revolution. It is deeply researched, thought provoking, and one of my favorite books read in the last ten years.
	11:31am themutante: Those girls knew some tasty beats.
	11:32am northguineahills: @Itzall: Yes! (her mom was in Culture Club).
	11:32am Itzall Ablurr: Love the Slits, sadly their records did not make the cut owing to my "art school" budget at the time. Need to find those now that I'm all growed up.
	11:32am northguineahills: My wife is that lower threshold for a millennial, I'm firmly gen x.
	11:33am queems: i really like this cover
	11:33am northguineahills: (I only have this blood sisters on the soul jazz comp)
	11:34am Mark Williams: sidebar here. Anyone see Vincent Gallo's swipe at Viv Albertine recently? He rung a lot of the usual libertarian bells in that article, as you'd expect.
	11:34am Deep State Anthony: Shalamar
	11:34am Greg from ZONE 5: #spokoirie irations in here today
	11:34am Itzall Ablurr: Ah, the Pollard syndrum (ring my bell). It was the vocoder of the 80s.
	11:34am Chris from DC: Clicky star here, yeah.
	11:36am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I wanna get a vintage victrola that plays 78 rpm records.
	11:36am BronwynB: im on the edge between millennial and gen z, and i wish i was just a couple years younger so i could be gen z because everyone seems to like them and hate us
	11:36am Polyus: Back too late to hear Jamila Woods, but have really been liking that album.
	11:37am melinda: My first cassette purchase was the Beatles 2nd album, around 1980 or 81. Right in the middle of Gen X. There are always people of a given generation who find things of interest from previous decades. @Bronwyn their time will come.
	11:38am queems: i’m squarely a millennial, at 30 years old. i thrive on the ire of the olds
	11:38am Fernando P: Hi Trouble! you nailed the pronunciation for Dindi.
	11:38am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: I wouldn't dare.
	11:38am Brian in UK: Here is a Christopher Hitchins article on CLR James. www.thenation.com...
	11:39am The Oscar: @BronwynB Give them time-- they'll start hating Gen Z too. I can remember when we were described as "Generation X's brainy kid brothers and sisters."
	11:39am steveo: day 2 of age confessions!
	11:39am steveo: I am 400 going on 14.
	11:39am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Gen X here. Saw Reality Bites in the theatre and thought it was kind of stupid and did NOT speak for me! Gen Z is supposed to have a lot of super conservative people in it. We shall see. I am 50!
	11:40am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: In a DJ battle with Trouble I would just reveal how much I steal from her.
	11:40am Itzall Ablurr: Wild Neil, those are fairly easy to come by, but if all you really want/need is something to play those slabs on, a cheap option is to just look for an older "all-in-one" AM/FM/MLTPX system- a lot of those had 78RPM as standard. Also, you realize you are on a slippery slope when it comes to "collecting" 78s, right?!? haha.
	11:40am Deep State Anthony: Gen z?
	11:40am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My parents had me late in life ,they lived through the depression and WWII. My mom is 90.
	11:41am TDK60: I was born too late to see Count Basie's band in the 1930s. Oh well.
	11:42am joe: There is a great compl called Hustle! that includes that Blood Sisters track as well as a lot of other very cool reggae disco covers.
	11:42am Deep State Anthony: Ok but all the mills and z.'s I know think Trump is Satan times Hitler squared. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places?
	11:43am melinda: @Neil Reality Bites was awful. It was trying too hard to capture a specific strain of Gen X attitude.
	11:44am northguineahills: Glad your mom is still rockin' it, WN!
	11:45am melinda: @steveo haha! FMU is where youngs and olds come together and let it all hang out.
	11:45am Deep State Anthony: Reality bites was the worst!
	11:46am Itzall Ablurr: Deep State Anthony, it's a false equivalent. What does that guy have to do with "conservativism"? Think about it.
	11:46am northguineahills: @Gaylord: I was thinking more along the lines of a Clay vs Fabio stylee.....
	11:47am Itzall Ablurr: Also, apologies, everyone- my pet ferret got control of my keyboard for a second and types fast. No politics from me, I promise!
	11:48am melinda: Itzall thank you for that image.
	11:48am joe: I finally got to see BJM last year they played for nearly 3 hours and Anton was a cmoplete sweetheart to the audience and the stage crew. Boy was I dissapointed :P
	11:49am Deep State Anthony: Trump is running the most conservative admin since Reagan and in some ways is more conservative than Ron. Sure he's not part of the movement but the only people that seem to care now is the Bush people.
	11:49am Brian in UK: Thanks Trouble, is this the first time your boy has been this far away?
	11:50am Stevel: This show is sublime, as usual! Thanks, Trouble.
	11:51am melinda: Love the 70s Brazilian music. Bass line plus janglies and other stuff.
	11:51am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: I'm flattered, but more of me means less of Trouble, and I don't think I'd be into that.
	11:51am Deep State Anthony: That budget he signed was awful but he outfoxed everyone and got the wall built.
	11:51am abutthegreat: secos y molhados, nice.
	11:51am Trouble: no brian, we visited madrid and england years ago as a family, but ice pack went solo to mexico city in 8th grade with a school exchange.
	11:52am Ken From Hyde Park: I've heard it's the snake people you have to watch out for.
	11:52am Itzall Ablurr: Haha. You're welcome, melinda. He's a quick one, that Andromalius!
	11:54am Bill W: Gaylord, Metropolitans rooters will be wearing dual black armbands this afternoon for Rusty and Ed "The Glider" Charles.
	11:54am northguineahills: note to SM Ken: put Gaylord and Trouble together next marathon
	11:55am βrian: My wife has been sending me food pics from Mexico City. Mean and cruel.
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Bill W: I'm wearing an orange shirt and blue sneakers. I'm ready to celebrate and commemorate!
	11:56am Brian in UK: Trouble, he is a lucky boy. Barcelona is beautiful, though not been there only got as far as Madrid like you. Interesting politics in Catalonia right now.
	11:58am βrian: I'm guessing it might be trouble if you pronounced it "Barthelona."
	11:58am βrian: Coming up on the hour: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan wfmu.org...
	11:59am TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, Trouble.
	11:59am queems: thanks trouble!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble! βrian: You're a cruel, cruel man (misses DF)
	11:59am Trouble: thanks for tuning in today peeps. cheers!
	12:00pm Mick: Love me some Barcelona. Don't know if DJ icepack would be interested, but we went on a great Spanish Civil War walk when we were there iberianature.com...
	12:00pm Mick: Thanks for the brilliant show Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 29, 2018

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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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March 29, 2018: at the government center

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
eric chenaux	there's our love "there's our love" by "eric chenaux"	slowly paradise	constellation			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
todd w. emmert	so sick of dying "so sick of dying" by "todd w. emmert"	therapy tapes	EMME		7"	*	0:05:44 (Pop-up)
Heather Woods Broderick	for misty	from the ground					0:09:38 (Pop-up)
jessica moss	entire population ( #)2	pools of light	constellation			*	0:18:59 (Pop-up)
erik friedlander	pavan-wildegard "pavan-wildegard" by "erik friedlander"	illuminations					0:25:44 (Pop-up)

vasthi bunyan	diamond day "diamond day" by "vasthi bunyan"	just another diamond day					0:35:49 (Pop-up)
hawthonn	dream fugue "dream fugue" by "hawthonn"	red goddess	ba da bing			*	0:37:22 (Pop-up)
lau nau	ruususuu "ruususuu" by "lau nau"	Nukkuu					0:51:38 (Pop-up)
amor de dias	touchstone "touchstone" by "amor de dias"	street of the love of days					0:55:46 (Pop-up)
bobbi humphrey	lonely town, lonely street	dig this!					0:58:46 (Pop-up)

barney wilen	black locomotive "black locomotive" by "barney wilen"	Moshi Too - Unreleased Tapes Recorded In Africa 1969-70					1:12:57 (Pop-up)
jean claude vannier	pattes de mouches/le papier tue-enfant	L'Enfant assassin des mouches ost					1:34:01 (Pop-up)
billie jo spears	get behind me satan & push	Travelin' Gals!: Diesel Smoke & Dangerous Curves 2017 Premium v/a					1:36:38 (Pop-up)
zazou/bikaye	munipe wa kati "munipe wa kati" by "zazou/bikaye"	Crammed Global Soundclash 1980-89, Part One: World Fusion					1:39:47 (Pop-up)
tine	cobrinha "cobrinha" by "tine"	What's Happening in Pernambuco: New Sounds of the Brazilian Northeast v/a					1:41:41 (Pop-up)
daniel avery	stereo L "stereo L" by "daniel avery"	song for alpha	phantasy sound/mute			*	1:46:37 (Pop-up)
daniel binelli/camerata bariloche	tango sensations (astor piazzola) III anxiety	piazzolla classics tango sensations					1:52:34 (Pop-up)
morena y clara	ya no te guardo rencor	no llores mas					1:57:19 (Pop-up)
dolores vargas	La Hawaiana "La Hawaiana" by "dolores vargas"	La Terremoto: Anana Funk Hip 1970-1975	pharaway sounds			*	1:59:52 (Pop-up)

Astrud Gilberto with antonio carlos jobim	dindi	the antonio carlos jobim songbook v/a					2:09:54 (Pop-up)
mr airplane man	no place to go "no place to go" by "mr airplane man"				Single	*	2:11:23 (Pop-up)
Jamila Woods	lonely (feat Lorine Chia)	HEAVN					2:14:35 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	superdub "superdub" by "hollie cook"						2:18:12 (Pop-up)
gladiators	ship without a captain	full time	nighthawk/omnivore	82/92/2017			2:22:03 (Pop-up)
dennis brown	party time "party time" by "dennis brown"	bunny striker' lee strikes back v/a					2:25:20 (Pop-up)
the slits	instant hit "instant hit" by "the slits"	cut			Vinyl		2:28:32 (Pop-up)
blood sisters	ring my bell "ring my bell" by "blood sisters"				7"		2:31:34 (Pop-up)

paradis	rabbits "rabbits" by "paradis"						2:36:55 (Pop-up)
tobago	toquiliquiton "toquiliquiton" by "tobago"	Naino! spanish gipsy soul funk disco 1974-1984 v/a	adarce			*	2:39:52 (Pop-up)
elsa	ecoutez "ecoutez" by "elsa"						2:42:06 (Pop-up)
the liminanas	shadow people ( feat anton newcombe)	Shadow People				*	2:45:58 (Pop-up)
secos y molhados	amor "amor" by "secos y molhados"	brazil 70 v/a new directions in brazilian music in the 1970's					2:48:44 (Pop-up)
claude lombard	polychrome "polychrome" by "claude lombard"	chante					2:51:35 (Pop-up)
chip wickham	the beatnik "the beatnik" by "chip wickham"				7"	*	2:53:27 (Pop-up)
Gokcen Kaynatan	sihirbaz "sihirbaz" by "Gokcen Kaynatan"	Gokcen Kaynatan	finders keepers			*	2:56:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Linda Lee: good morning Trouble!
	9:01am FLman: Rather abrupt
	9:01am exile-on-hicks-st: Need some comfort today.
	9:01am Bobby: I am ready
	9:02am Lixiviated Life: trouble again
	9:02am Linda Lee: what's up exile?
	9:02am Trouble: good morning thursdayers! don't you love the new discovery of putting the artists's name next to the artwork at the top of the page? thanks to joe McGasko for that tip!
	9:02am TDK60: Morning Trouble. I have a day off so can spend some time here. // Linda L., howdy.
	9:03am Linda Lee: @TDK60 ~ morning! :-)
	9:03am TDK60: Constellation Records in Montreal is an admirable outfit.
	9:04am Linda Lee: love the fact that this track was not what i thought it was off the bat ~ a Nina Simone remix.
	9:04am Emily: Hello Trouble! Happy to hear you while I’m painting.
	9:04am TDK60: Apparently Chenaux likes the "whammy bar" on everything? I heard another Chenaux cut on WFMU days ago in which the sounds were wobbly too.
	9:07am queems: very pretty
	9:07am queems: even slow
	9:07am themutante: It happens.
	9:08am Linda Lee: how beautifully this set fits the weather so far here in ulster county. grey, misty, subtle color just breaking through the winter palette.
	9:08am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all @TDK60 I haven’t had the chance to listen to the Efrim Meunick solo album out on. Constellation, you? I love the GY!BE and related acts
	9:10am TDK60: Kevlicki: Oh, a solo Efrim M. LP? Hmmm. Godspeed does play some Big music.
	9:10am Trouble: second pink cd of the day, if you're keeping track colorwise
	9:10am jess: I was expecting John Allen. my days are all mixed up.
	9:11am steveo: I see some pink on that horse, too.
	9:11am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. Sunshine and Showers over here, along with cherry blossoms and daffodils.
	9:11am northguineahills: Trouble should curate an art gallery. (she already does an amazing job curating a radio show!).
	9:12am Brian in UK: T C Cannon follows T C Boyle in the artistic alphabet.
	9:17am TDK60: Pinks dots on the horse aren't legendary. Sorry.
	9:17am debt collector: Beautiful sounds by HWB. Thank you.
	9:17am bore: good morning trouble, so glad to have you in my headphones today, just what I need
	9:17am Adrian in London: Hello all. Sounds great. Too busy to chat today but listening happily…
	9:17am Trouble: i used to enjoy tc boyle. 'east is east' is a great ripping apart of art colonies. i am looking forward to seeing the TC cannon show at Peabody Essex museum this weekend
	9:17am Lixiviated Life: Does anyone know what The Met will charge a non-NYC visitor for admission into their museums? (MET, Cloisters, MET Breuer)
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello. I wonder, what's the equivalent of the Bandcamp website, but for visual artists?
	9:18am Lixiviated Life: AND how strict are they about proving residency?
	9:19am themutante: Sounds like Jonsi.
	9:20am Linda Lee: LL ~ i haven't done my home town museums in a while, but i can't remember any ID check whatsoever. it was always an honor thing.
	9:20am bore: @ken, maybe checkout deviantart.com?
	9:20am kevlicki: TDK60, yeah and while looking at the touring acts on constellation I noticed Efrim will be performing at Union Pool this summer-good if yer in NY Thankfully I got to catch GOdspeed in philly a couple weeks back! They’re really supportive of lefty causes and let me fable for my orgs
	9:22am kevlicki: @LL I just heard the met was doing that now. Shameful.
	9:23am northguineahills: @LL: It's suggested donation every time I've gone to any of the affiliated museums. I felt guilty when I was unemployed just throwing a few bucks their way, but it worked. (last year there was no residency requirement).
	9:23am Berndo411: POPULATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
	9:23am TDK60: LixLife: The main Met museum I think is a donation of whatever you want. But if you wanna see a new, special exhibit you gotta pay the high price. Don't know about Cloisters.
	9:24am Neil M: Outstanding set to kick it off! Curatioooooonnnnnnnnnnnnn
	9:24am melinda: morning all
	9:25am Itzall Ablurr: painful But, Good morning.
	9:25am Linda Lee: hola melinda! :-)
	9:27am TDK60: Kev: Nice, if GYBE lets folks table for good causes at their shows.
	9:27am Chris from DC: Digging the strings here.
	9:28am Linda Lee: love the friedlander track. just about perfect for this moment.
	9:28am Linda Lee: beautiful set ~
	9:29am Trouble: merci@linda
	9:29am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Lixivated-I would give $0.25 when I went when I was a hungry student back in the 90's. It is a SUGGESTED donation.
	9:31am Linda Lee: important to remember that the more wealthy museum patrons will cover for you if you can't give very much. that's the whole idea of subsidies for public art. feel no shame. go see the work.
	9:31am sphere: hello peops
	9:31am themutante: Crackin' opening, Trubz!
	9:32am Linda Lee: also remember they receive tax incentives for subsidizing your experience. go!
	9:32am steveo: at least it's not snowing!
	9:33am The Hip Replacement: I thought pink was the color today. Color-wise.
	9:33am Linda Lee: pink & grey ~ not bad.
	9:34am Brian in UK: Similar in London, most galleries are free but exhibitions cost and then some. This Monet is £20 weekdays and £22 weekends. www.nationalgallery.org.uk...
	9:34am TDK60: The Met has something you might not expect, a rare/old musical instruments room (might be closed for repairs right now).
	9:35am Brian in UK: In the land of grey and pink. Oh no.
	9:35am jdaFromCologne: hey trouble, i really like hearing your voice… speciaily when laughing
	9:35am Scraps h’m (h’m): h’lo hey
	9:36am steveo: is that (friedlander) considered "classical"? does wfmu have a classical program? (there's none that I'm aware of)
	9:36am steveo: i listen to wqxr sometimes (rarely) but everything sounds better on wfmu...
	9:36am sphere: ohhh, Vashti Bunyan!
	9:37am TDK60: steveo: WFMU used to have "A440, Stochastic Hit Parade" w/DJ Bethany in the recent past. Not on-air right now. But archives exist. Great show.
	9:38am steveo: thanks tdk -- i shall!
	9:39am TDK60: And Gaylord Fields played a great little Igor Stravinsky piece the other night (Sun.) and some Milhaud. // I want A440 back on-air, if possible.
	9:41am Brian in UK: @steveo here is the link to Bethany's show. Freeform classical? wfmu.org...
	9:41am kevlicki: LL I’ve always enjoyed the subsidized/pay what you wish fee and give 50cents, I feel no shame and appreciate the ability of seeing what my British friends call the “thievery” in the museum. I just looked at the Met’s website “For New York State residents as well as New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut students, the amount you pay is up to you.” We accept many forms of residency verification, including: New York State driver's license New York State identification card IDNYC Current bill or statement with a New York State address Student ID New York library card
	9:42am Devin B.: Bob Brainen plays some classical. Ives and Satie, in particular. I'd love to see A440 back on the schedule too.
	9:42am steveo: Seems like a good thing, TDK & Brian. I like the title.
	9:45am exile-on-hicks-st: @LL thanks for the checkin. It’s nothing dire. I’m not dying, I mean, no more than any of us are. Internal-life / emotional stuff. I’m a mess.
	9:45am kevlicki: Did anyone get out to the Bing and Ruth show in Brooklyn on Tuesday?
	9:45am Barney Grubbs: A440 was great (and nobody else in the house complained when I played it at dinner time)
	9:51am Linda Lee: i'm sorry exile. hope you can move through it soon.
	9:51am ⓔⓘⓚ: Ugh, bad commute today. WTC PATH was shut down for a while due to a "small electrical fire." Something welding-related. Weld better, Port Authority!
	9:51am Chris from DC: This is interesting. Nice to see Ba Da Bing is still putting stuff out.
	9:52am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ i remember no checkpoints for ID. are they there now?
	9:52am βrian: Well, this is nice.
	9:53am TDK60: Trouble, you're creating a "vibe." It may be deliberate.
	9:54am Linda Lee: i'd like hearing A440 again too.
	9:57am TDK60: Don't know why A440 ended, but the Archive shows that she did it from 2001 - 2017!
	9:58am Leelee: 1) Leelee likes Lau Nau; 2) Really like any Amor de Dias song! I was thinking about The Clientele earlier this a.m. so this is a nice treat :)
	9:58am kevlicki: Linda lee- everyone has to “pay” and get an entrance sticker to go into the exhibition halls. I haven’t been since last year. I thought I heard their policy was changing to start charging all non NYers but I guess Tristan’s folks are NYers too
	10:01am ⓔⓚⓔⓔ: @TDK, not all of that is actually A440; some of it was her excellent free-form show Stochastic Hit Parade. Sometimes newer show titles will weirdly overwrite older show titles, or in her case the two titles somehow got melded together. But they were 2 different shows.
	10:01am TDK60: Didn't know that out-of-NY State, NJ, CT folks have to pay full Met price.
	10:02am TDK60: Oh, it shows that I haven't looked that far back yet. Now am even more curious.
	10:02am ⓔⓚⓔⓔ: The out-of-state Met pricing is new, I believe. They wanted to make everybody pay full price but IIRC the city and/or the state threatened funding if they went through with that.
	10:03am βrian: What, NJ and CT aren't in NY? That's an awfully fine-grained concept.
	10:04am βrian: Loves those "notes aigues."
	10:05am ⓔⓘⓘⓘⓘⓚ: One example of the weird show title overwriting in old FMU schedules: John Allen's show had no title in 2001 but here it says it was "JA in the AM" even though it wasn't on in the AM! He didn't start using that title until recently. Revisionist history! Some kind of weird HTML coding error in the schedules: wfmu.org...
	10:05am TDK60: Looks like Bethany went more classical round Dec. 2011.
	10:05am steveo: whenever I hear birds, I think "écoutez"
	10:05am MD: Bonjour! Freeform Family!!!
	10:06am Ken From Hyde Park: There's an art show right in Monty Hall on April 14th. montyhall.ticketfly.com... A mere $5.00 at the door.
	10:06am themutante: That's Finland for ya.
	10:06am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ yes i do remember the pay booths. don't remember being asked for ID to prove residency ~ but it has been a long time.
	10:08am Linda Lee: @eik ~ happy to note 'welding' issue does not have 'knife' attached.
	10:08am steveo: i found all of O'Keefe's clothing fascinitating --- jinx!
	10:08am themutante: O'Keefe, is that the vagina chick?
	10:08am themutante: Whoops!
	10:09am BronwynB: hello trouble and everyone!
	10:09am queems: sorry, that’s fucked up.
	10:10am queems: way to mismanage funds and take it out on the public
	10:10am βrian: I wonder if that exhibit will make to the Art Institute of Chicago.
	10:10am steveo: oh there's 2 Fs. O'Keeffe.
	10:10am Linda Lee: themutant ~ no, that's Judy Chicago.
	10:11am Lixiviated Life: Saw O'Keefe exhibit in Chicago.
	10:11am northguineahills: I technically have a residence in Brooklyn, will that give me admission?
	10:11am Jay Goges: Morning everyone!
	10:12am MD: THANK YOU MOMA...FOR WHAT YOU STARTED...! NYC IS ONLY FOR THE RICH...IT IS NOT THE CITY I MOVED TO IN 1984! IT...IS ...DEAD...
	10:12am kevlicki: Northguineahills if you show them a utility bill, yes
	10:12am Asheville Jon: Linda Lee!
	10:12am Brian in UK: Franco was in power then.
	10:13am Barney Grubbs: hurray for barneys
	10:13am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I gave up Facebook and LinkedIn (it never got me a job). Now I am spending THAT time trying to learn Polish.
	10:14am βrian: If you wanna pop over to Madison, we have a copy of Pagan Spain in the UW Library, Trouble.
	10:14am northguineahills: dobrze dla ciebie, WN!
	10:16am northguineahills: Thanks Kevlicki, I think I may be on some of them.
	10:16am Lewis: I wonder if entrance revenues will actually go up at the Met as people who would have paid something will now not go at all? (we could model that!) (and of course that begs the question as to why there is not more gov't support for instinstitutionsutitinos like the Met)
	10:16am Mark Hurst: Nice work, Wild Neil!
	10:16am northguineahills: (I have a FL driver's license now).
	10:16am Lixiviated Life: MET's decision seems unfair. I think I'll be voicing my opinion by spending my time (and $) at the galleries around Chelsea and else where.
	10:17am Asheville Jon: speaking of METS, Happy Opening Day everyone!
	10:17am Chris from DC: This is great, never heard it before.
	10:17am Lewis: right on Asheville Jon!
	10:18am duke: Just in time for this Barney Wilen cut. Like very much.
	10:19am Polyus: Already rained out AJ.
	10:19am Polyus: (not the Mets)
	10:20am Joe. E: Testing..testing...
	10:20am Asheville Jon: i'm not a mets fan, and regardless of the weather, today is the day! (unfortunately i am a Phillies fan)
	10:21am Asheville Jon: Joe. E, your test did not work.
	10:21am mary: I will begin to read Pagan Spain soon.(almost finished with the Mann novel I am worshipping) Maybe same time as you- in our FMU book club. Always love your show.
	10:21am Chris from DC: Another long, long Orioles season begins. Sigh.
	10:24am βrian: Really, if they had a problem with fewer people paying the full suggested entrance fee, they should have lowered the fee.
	10:24am Asheville Jon: well Chris, they did better than the Phils last year. i'm just hoping the Phils don't end up in last place in the majors. they spent most of last season there, but pulled it out in the last week.
	10:24am Brian in UK: Just about to start Good As Gold by Joseph Heller. First time Heller reader. At the cutting edge!
	10:25am Asheville Jon: so i hear you on a long, long season!
	10:25am Lewis: can I give this track two clicky stars?
	10:26am steveo: Jake Arietta says the Phillies are going to compete. (Also a Phillies fan, though I haven't paid much attention lately.)
	10:26am Itzall Ablurr: No kidding! I want more black locomotive in my life and no, that's not a metaphor.
	10:26am Polyus: I think that's why my Tigers are rained out today, it's like the baseball gods are trying to say "you really don't want to see this".
	10:26am Asheville Jon: ha! well you can compete, but the issue is that you need to win more than you lose.
	10:27am Lewis: @ßrian - exactly... lower the price, up the norm for paying through marketing....
	10:27am Brian in UK: You folks should try watching cricket right now. In a parlous state for the Aussies
	10:28am steveo: yeah, digging this jam -- keeps on chuggin'
	10:28am the Canterbury wood-elf: I've not had a chance to listen to WFMU for ages. And then I tune in and this is the first thing I hear. Awesome stuff, thanks Trouble, you've just expanded my musical universe once again!
	10:28am Asheville Jon: i'd love to watch cricket. not that easy to do in the us
	10:28am Chris from DC: @Jon, yeah good luck. We'll both need it.
	10:29am steveo: Barney Jean Wilen (4 March 1937 – 25 May 1996) was a French tenor and soprano saxophonist and jazz composer.
	10:29am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble and all!
	10:29am northguineahills: I see cricket via the espn app most weekends.
	10:30am Lewis: @Brian in the UK - started watching cricket during a week-long meeting in Newcastle a few years back - would love to watch more, but as Asheville Jon points out, not exactly a Fox Sports fave...
	10:30am βrian: @BUK: Parlous! Thanks for the new vocabulary.
	10:32am themutante: Holy crap! People are talking cricket on the board. Didn't see this one coming!!
	10:32am Asheville Jon: cheers Chris. we can commiserate throughout the season!
	10:33am themutante: Ah, Baseballs brought us here. Makes sense, I guess.
	10:34am βrian: Me watching cricket would be like my cat watching passersby. Something's happening I think, but no matter, let's just watch.
	10:34am themutante: Ha, @Brian!
	10:34am Brian in UK: Steve Smith's weak leadership brought this to a head. Now the coach has resigned. Probably because it started as a Commonwealth sport it does not attract ESPN's radar and ofcourse a Test Match can last FIVE days. With peoples attention spans decreasing this limits exposure. It has it over football (soccer) any day. Though ESPN does have the Cricinfo site.
	10:35am βrian: @Lewis: So just half a game, then?
	10:36am Adrian in London: @Brian in the UK I must admit I guffawed when Luke Haines on Twitter referred to the Aussies, after the tearful press conferences, as 'crybabies'
	10:36am themutante: Playing for 5 days and it finishes a draw is always fun times.
	10:36am Lixiviated Life: Me: Hey it's Spring! Looking forward to the baseball season. How' bout dem Mets? Everybody Else: (crickets)
	10:37am themutante: Touche! @Lix
	10:39am themutante: 10cc's Dreadlock Holiday has to be the best song about a sport, probably.
	10:39am ɨkɛ: I've never understood why you'd want Satan behind you. Don't you want to keep an eye on him? Also, doesn't that mean Satan might touch your butt? I want Satan away from my butt.
	10:39am northguineahills: I've read the rules of cricket, I've watched it for years, and I barely have a grasp of winning by innings and runs. But it's nice to have on when I'm cleaning the house.
	10:39am Brian in UK: Adrian it is difficult to feel any sympathy. It is the journey as much as the arrival. I know that is a difficult idea to accept.
	10:39am themutante: I'm actually drinking a Carlsberg which makes that last sentence funny.
	10:40am Asheville Jon: ngh: i watched a lot of cricket while in the DR a few years ago. it was great, but i had almost no idea about how they scored, won, tied, innings, player rotation. but it was sure fun to watch!
	10:41am Brian in UK: Cannot put off walking the dog in the rain any longer.
	10:41am TDK60: If NYC is only for the rich, I'm in trouble... like the rest of the NYC working class. // Did you know New Yorkers used to play cricket? Back in the 1800s, then we thought up its mutant offspring, baseball.
	10:43am βrian: Hey, quick question: "Go on, then." What does that mean to a UK speaker?
	10:43am themutante: I loved the whole Mcguire/Sosa era in Baseballs. Drug them all up and snap your neck backwards at all those homers.
	10:44am βrian: That is, in terms of assent, I think.
	10:46am melinda: I saw a documentary a while back about the West Indies cricket team of the 1970s and it was a much different picture of the sport than I'd previously had, more rough and tumble than what I'd seen of amateur cricket games in Brit movies.
	10:47am themutante: Bouncers aff the noggin'.
	10:48am TDK60: Is there some club for newbies to try out cricket? Would that be "cricket"?
	10:49am Adrian in London: @ßrian It means 'Please, go ahead'
	10:50am Adrian in London: @Melinda Yeah, the Windies team in the 1970s were brutally firece @TheMutante I'd put Kraftwerk's Tour de France tracks above Dreadlock Holiday myself
	10:50am northguineahills: Until WWII, the US was a hotbed for cricket and association football (soccer), the war, end of the Depression, changed many things in the sportsscape here, that and the injection of capitalism into sports (see Vonnegut's "Player Piano" where in the early 50s he was predicting Ivy League college football keeping 20-30 year-olds in college to play football b/c it was it was a big business [before the NFL])
	10:50am steveo: Plenty of New Yorkers still play cricket.
	10:51am northguineahills: Yeah, go to Prospect Park any given weekend, you'll see plenty of cricket.
	10:52am northguineahills: Digging this daniel avery, very Richie Hawtin (Pastikman)
	10:52am Adrian in London: A lot of Joseph O'Neill's Netherland novel is set in the cricket world of NYC
	10:52am βrian: Thanks, @Adrian in London.
	10:53am TDK60: NGH: Didn't know it lasted up to the 1930s. Know about cricket clubs here but it looks highly organized with uniforms and such. Not invited.
	10:53am MD: I LOVE THE FMU FAMILY! WE ARE NOW TALKING ABOUT CRICKET!!!!!
	10:54am βrian: But can there be cricket without stridulation, really?
	10:54am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: There is cool Tango music in the movie Waking Life by Linklater, circa 2001 or so.
	10:54am Adrian in London: Maybe for the next marathon Trouble can issue pledgers with cricket positions. "And @Adrian in London is gully" "@TDK60 is long leg" etc
	10:55am Trouble: only if you come over and co host with me adrian!
	10:55am steveo: I think there's a huge cricket scene on Randall's Island, also.
	10:56am TDK60: The Hecksher Ballfields in lower Central Park used to be the Cricket Grounds.
	10:57am Bill W: RIP Rusty Staub, the only baseball star of my childhood with a French nicknam ("Le Grande Orange").
	10:57am northguineahills: Oh, yeah, WN!
	10:57am kevlicki: CLR James a native of Trinidad and Marxist writer wrote oodles of essays about Cricket. No matter how many times someone explains to me, i don’t understand it
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: Joseph O'Neill's "Netherland" concerns a Staten Island cricket league (most of the NYC leagues appear to be populated by Commonwealth expatriates and Anglophiles). Another great book on cricket: CLR James' "Beyond a Boundary".
	10:58am Polyus: @Bill W - my childhood too, at least as far as his time in Detroit.
	10:59am TDK60: Steveo: Yes, Randall's Island, that's where I've seen cricket games on my bike rides. East Indians, West Indians, etc.
	10:59am Chris from DC: Oh wow, Rusty Staub. Yeah, RIP.
	10:59am Trouble: hola @bill w!
	11:00am βrian: @Polyus: You're from the De-troit area?
	11:00am Mick: Bill W - I hadn't heard that! Very sad - a legend.
	11:00am Passaic River Blues: @Kevlicki: Same thoughts!
	11:01am TDK60: Aren't Trinidadians considered some of the best players?
	11:03am Polyus: @Brian - Nah, grew up around the mid-Michigan area.
	11:03am TDK60: Would that be "cricket" if someone explained cricket to us?
	11:03am northguineahills: @TDK60 (see also Jamaicans, actually the whole West Indies [they are their own regional team to compete w/ the likes of Europe and the subcontinent [Aussies and Kiwis don't count ;)
	11:04am βrian: Ah, this sounds familiar. I was a refugee from Flint.
	11:04am northguineahills: actually, east Africa also has some good players.
	11:04am steveo: ooh, can i be the secretary?
	11:05am TDK60: The Mets are opening today? Will Yo La Tengo be there, in the front seats?
	11:05am themutante: Traveller Rock?
	11:05am steveo: gipsy is a fraught word... but less so in spain (?)
	11:05am BronwynB: am millennial. use napkins, bras, and top sheets.
	11:05am βrian: Rumor has it, they're frightened of bar soap.
	11:05am still b/p: Any sport which allows us to say/do things like “bowl a googly” certainly has some measure of social worth.
	11:06am melinda: Yes about the Spanish n
	11:06am kevlicki: Hopefully this no top sheet generation showers before bed or washes their comforters regularly?
	11:07am northguineahills: well, in Mexican Spanish, the n is barely there w/o the ~. It varies in other cultures.
	11:07am melinda: @b/p that's the only cricket phrase I remember, from the movie Hope and Glory.
	11:07am Deep State Anthony: Millineals r the worst
	11:07am northguineahills: what's a top sheet?
	11:07am ɛkɨ: Speaking of cricket(s), my Satan joke got exactly that!
	11:07am TDK60: Maybe we could start a NYC/NJ area WFMU club for learning to play cricket, but would that be "cricket"?
	11:07am Deep State Anthony: 666
	11:07am themutante: I like that jump in the record.
	11:07am Planet Tyler: I always read...1/3 of my pile of library books
	11:07am The Oscar: Older millennial here. I can't say I use "official" napkins, but that's how I was raised-- my parents only ever used paper towels, except when we had company. Yes to topsheets, though.
	11:07am Gaylord Fields: @Bill W: I'm sorry to have discovered the news about Rusty here, but I'm heartened to find out from a fellow WFMU Mets fan such as yourself.
	11:08am Deep State Anthony: @Oscar how old?
	11:09am TDK60: Gaylord, great Igor the other night. You know how to pull out those rare singles.
	11:10am βrian: I never understood the notion of paper napkins. It just seemed like an artificially specialized thing. I love 100% cotton ones, though. I wash my socks, I wash my napkins. No big deal.
	11:10am The Oscar: @Anthony I'm 33, which puts me in the target demographic for all those grousing "I'm not a millennial!" thinkpieces. It doesn't bother me-- it's all just labeling anyway.
	11:11am northguineahills: (the n is barely there according to my gringo ears) oh, never mind, I suppose I have a top sheet. I would love to play cricket, the thought of wielding a bat or bowling at the wicket. (never played)
	11:11am northguineahills: I just tear pieces off paper towels for my napkin needs.
	11:12am Itzall Ablurr: There's a very nice Vietnamese bakery on Buford Hwy (ATL) where they almost exclusively play Astrud Gilberto. Every time I've visited it has been all-Astrud, all the time. Great boba-tea, too!
	11:12am themutante: Beautiful, Astrud!
	11:12am Gaylord Fields: @Trouble: You're going to have to fight me (using either baseball or cricket bats) for Adrian's guest DJ services if he ever makes it stateside. @TDK60: Thanks ever so sincerely — but out of deference to our radio host, I'd rather stick to more Trouble-friendly topics on her comments board, such as baseball.
	11:12am still b/p: melinda, if that’s a scene in which a gob-smacked adult reaction on the sideline (pitchside?) greets a lad’s bowling of the googly....that might also be where it was first bowled into my ears as well.
	11:13am melinda: @Oscar that's a healthy attitude. Older generations always complain about the younger ones, and vice versa.
	11:13am Little Mexican Girl: Why not both?
	11:13am melinda: b/p that's the one!
	11:14am Adrian in London: @Gaylord You're too kind.
	11:14am Deep State Anthony: Oscar culturally you may be gen x. What was the first album you bought?
	11:14am TDK60: Speakin' of Trouble Topics: I can't tell if today's painting is in gouache, watercolor, or other.
	11:15am northguineahills: what the mutante said...
	11:15am Jаson: Bit late to this, but to add: the 1st ever recorded international cricket match was in the NY area (USA v Canada, mid 19th century)
	11:15am βrian: Wait, the concept of an album is itself an identifying characteristic, no?
	11:16am northguineahills: @Gaylord: you and Trouble should settle it over a dj battle!
	11:17am TDK60: Jason, do you know the exact location?
	11:17am Trouble: bonjour gaylord!
	11:17am Adrian in London: @northguineahills They;re too polite. They'd be 'After you', "No, I insist" etc Hey @Trouble, did DJ Icepack make it to Barça?
	11:18am Trouble: yes @adrian he left monday for barcelona! it's so warm and blue there...
	11:19am Jаson: @TDK60 - Bloomingdale Park, Manhattan, 1844: www.espncricinfo.com...
	11:20am Deep State Anthony: Superstar dub. Irie.
	11:21am Itzall Ablurr: re; Hollie Cook- what do you call a daughter of a pistol?!?
	11:21am Peter in Seattle: Bonjour Trouble and Troublistas: Love <3 the new credit line for the playlist artwork!
	11:22am northguineahills: how did I miss this Hollie Cook!!!!!!????? @Itzall:and a daughter of club of culture.
	11:23am The Oscar: @Anthony Most resources I've seen peg the cutoff around '80-'82, which would put my 1984 birthday squarely on the other side. At any rate, I was definitely young enough in the '90s that "Gen X" seemed like a scary, older "other." I've read arguments that my cohort is a distinct "Generation Y" (mostly predicated on remembering pre-internet times), but again, it seems silly to split hairs when it comes to vast generalizations. (And my first album was "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Alapalooza," if you're curious :)
	11:24am TDK60: Thanks Jason. Don't know of Bloomingdale Park, Manhattan still exists.
	11:25am Itzall Ablurr: northguineahills, does that make her a member of a Gun Club?
	11:25am kevlicki: Beyond a boundary- CLR James, I always appreciate thinkers/writers that use sports and popular culture to explain social and structural dynamics. James uses cricket to discuss anti-colonial struggle and resistance. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/apr/02/beyond-a-boundary-broke-cricket-barriers I still have no effin clue about cricket. I liked skateboarding
	11:26am Deep State Anthony: Oscar....You purchased said album which gives you major gen x props. Iif you said u downloaded on Napster or kaaza you would be the typical mill...4 marketing purposes.
	11:27am Adrian in London: Right; I'm off home. Catch you all later
	11:27am TDK60: Kev: that CLR James guy sounds interesting.
	11:27am Deep State Anthony: Rasta Thursday?
	11:28am themutante: If we aint building up to 10cc, then I'll be a son of a gun.
	11:28am Mark Williams: @Trouble - check out the original of "Party Time" if you don't know it. By the Heptones. They did it at Studio One and then re-did it for Lee Perry in the mid''70s. Big classic in Jamaica, this one.
	11:29am steveo: DJ Trouble you are so eclectic and I love it.
	11:29am Deep State Anthony: Dreadlock holiday
	11:29am The Oscar: Haha, true :) Napster hit in high school for me, which either makes me feel very young or very old, depending on who I'm talking to. I'm young enough that I found a bunch of favorite tunes through Napster/Morpheus/Kazaa, but old enough that I dutifully went to the record store on the weekend to buy the full album.
	11:30am Trouble: thanks @steveo! merci@mark williams! gracias @ peter!
	11:30am Deep State Anthony: Good 4 you. You have hope. Props.
	11:30am Chris from DC: Yay, Slits.
	11:30am TDK60: I'm old enough to recall when reggae was great, like Dennis Brown.
	11:30am JakeGould: What Chris from DC said.
	11:30am Passaic River Blues: @TDK60: He was a brilliant guy. I've only read two of his books ("Beyond a Boundary" and "Black Jacobins"). "Black Jacobins" is about Toussaint L'Ouverture and the Haitian revolution. It is deeply researched, thought provoking, and one of my favorite books read in the last ten years.
	11:31am themutante: Those girls knew some tasty beats.
	11:32am northguineahills: @Itzall: Yes! (her mom was in Culture Club).
	11:32am Itzall Ablurr: Love the Slits, sadly their records did not make the cut owing to my "art school" budget at the time. Need to find those now that I'm all growed up.
	11:32am northguineahills: My wife is that lower threshold for a millennial, I'm firmly gen x.
	11:33am queems: i really like this cover
	11:33am northguineahills: (I only have this blood sisters on the soul jazz comp)
	11:34am Mark Williams: sidebar here. Anyone see Vincent Gallo's swipe at Viv Albertine recently? He rung a lot of the usual libertarian bells in that article, as you'd expect.
	11:34am Deep State Anthony: Shalamar
	11:34am Greg from ZONE 5: #spokoirie irations in here today
	11:34am Itzall Ablurr: Ah, the Pollard syndrum (ring my bell). It was the vocoder of the 80s.
	11:34am Chris from DC: Clicky star here, yeah.
	11:36am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I wanna get a vintage victrola that plays 78 rpm records.
	11:36am BronwynB: im on the edge between millennial and gen z, and i wish i was just a couple years younger so i could be gen z because everyone seems to like them and hate us
	11:36am Polyus: Back too late to hear Jamila Woods, but have really been liking that album.
	11:37am melinda: My first cassette purchase was the Beatles 2nd album, around 1980 or 81. Right in the middle of Gen X. There are always people of a given generation who find things of interest from previous decades. @Bronwyn their time will come.
	11:38am queems: i’m squarely a millennial, at 30 years old. i thrive on the ire of the olds
	11:38am Fernando P: Hi Trouble! you nailed the pronunciation for Dindi.
	11:38am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: I wouldn't dare.
	11:38am Brian in UK: Here is a Christopher Hitchins article on CLR James. www.thenation.com...
	11:39am The Oscar: @BronwynB Give them time-- they'll start hating Gen Z too. I can remember when we were described as "Generation X's brainy kid brothers and sisters."
	11:39am steveo: day 2 of age confessions!
	11:39am steveo: I am 400 going on 14.
	11:39am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Gen X here. Saw Reality Bites in the theatre and thought it was kind of stupid and did NOT speak for me! Gen Z is supposed to have a lot of super conservative people in it. We shall see. I am 50!
	11:40am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: In a DJ battle with Trouble I would just reveal how much I steal from her.
	11:40am Itzall Ablurr: Wild Neil, those are fairly easy to come by, but if all you really want/need is something to play those slabs on, a cheap option is to just look for an older "all-in-one" AM/FM/MLTPX system- a lot of those had 78RPM as standard. Also, you realize you are on a slippery slope when it comes to "collecting" 78s, right?!? haha.
	11:40am Deep State Anthony: Gen z?
	11:40am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My parents had me late in life ,they lived through the depression and WWII. My mom is 90.
	11:41am TDK60: I was born too late to see Count Basie's band in the 1930s. Oh well.
	11:42am joe: There is a great compl called Hustle! that includes that Blood Sisters track as well as a lot of other very cool reggae disco covers.
	11:42am Deep State Anthony: Ok but all the mills and z.'s I know think Trump is Satan times Hitler squared. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places?
	11:43am melinda: @Neil Reality Bites was awful. It was trying too hard to capture a specific strain of Gen X attitude.
	11:44am northguineahills: Glad your mom is still rockin' it, WN!
	11:45am melinda: @steveo haha! FMU is where youngs and olds come together and let it all hang out.
	11:45am Deep State Anthony: Reality bites was the worst!
	11:46am Itzall Ablurr: Deep State Anthony, it's a false equivalent. What does that guy have to do with "conservativism"? Think about it.
	11:46am northguineahills: @Gaylord: I was thinking more along the lines of a Clay vs Fabio stylee.....
	11:47am Itzall Ablurr: Also, apologies, everyone- my pet ferret got control of my keyboard for a second and types fast. No politics from me, I promise!
	11:48am melinda: Itzall thank you for that image.
	11:48am joe: I finally got to see BJM last year they played for nearly 3 hours and Anton was a cmoplete sweetheart to the audience and the stage crew. Boy was I dissapointed :P
	11:49am Deep State Anthony: Trump is running the most conservative admin since Reagan and in some ways is more conservative than Ron. Sure he's not part of the movement but the only people that seem to care now is the Bush people.
	11:49am Brian in UK: Thanks Trouble, is this the first time your boy has been this far away?
	11:50am Stevel: This show is sublime, as usual! Thanks, Trouble.
	11:51am melinda: Love the 70s Brazilian music. Bass line plus janglies and other stuff.
	11:51am Gaylord Fields: @northguineahills: I'm flattered, but more of me means less of Trouble, and I don't think I'd be into that.
	11:51am Deep State Anthony: That budget he signed was awful but he outfoxed everyone and got the wall built.
	11:51am abutthegreat: secos y molhados, nice.
	11:51am Trouble: no brian, we visited madrid and england years ago as a family, but ice pack went solo to mexico city in 8th grade with a school exchange.
	11:52am Ken From Hyde Park: I've heard it's the snake people you have to watch out for.
	11:52am Itzall Ablurr: Haha. You're welcome, melinda. He's a quick one, that Andromalius!
	11:54am Bill W: Gaylord, Metropolitans rooters will be wearing dual black armbands this afternoon for Rusty and Ed "The Glider" Charles.
	11:54am northguineahills: note to SM Ken: put Gaylord and Trouble together next marathon
	11:55am βrian: My wife has been sending me food pics from Mexico City. Mean and cruel.
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Bill W: I'm wearing an orange shirt and blue sneakers. I'm ready to celebrate and commemorate!
	11:56am Brian in UK: Trouble, he is a lucky boy. Barcelona is beautiful, though not been there only got as far as Madrid like you. Interesting politics in Catalonia right now.
	11:58am βrian: I'm guessing it might be trouble if you pronounced it "Barthelona."
	11:58am βrian: Coming up on the hour: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan wfmu.org...
	11:59am TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, Trouble.
	11:59am queems: thanks trouble!
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble! βrian: You're a cruel, cruel man (misses DF)
	11:59am Trouble: thanks for tuning in today peeps. cheers!
	12:00pm Mick: Love me some Barcelona. Don't know if DJ icepack would be interested, but we went on a great Spanish Civil War walk when we were there iberianature.com...
	12:00pm Mick: Thanks for the brilliant show Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 29, 2018

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