WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 31, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:00am N.A.R.D.: Good morning Trouble and Trouble makers! Happy Thursday!
	9:01am jkeigh: Good Morning Trouble and everyone else.
	9:01am themutante: Get that clicky finger ready. #Stars
	9:02am themutante: Beautiful gets into beautiful Trouble!
	9:04am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I came here looking for Trouble...and I found it!
	9:04am N.A.R.D.: Yes! Thursday morning is always full of clicky stars!
	9:07am themutante: The controls are in safe hands with Mr Jonny Greenwood.
	9:09am N.A.R.D.: Oh my goodness! Trouble! I wanted to let you know that thanks to your help, I acquired my first Jean-Claude Laroche bird album last weekend! I picked it up at a Radio Shack record store about an hour and a half away from me.
	9:10am N.A.R.D.: I think I asked you about it three or four weeks ago and I've been scouring local record stores/thrift shops ever since.
	9:14am melinda: Morning Trouble and everyone
	9:15am Ike: Ah, I see the donut infection has receded across the schedule. I had half-expected the name of this program to become This Is the Modern Donut. Well, except that Ken knows better than to mess w/you, I'd imagine. Heh.
	9:16am Trouble: good morning thursdayites!
	9:17am themutante: Hello, Trouble! Trouble-makers are present and accounted for.
	9:17am Trouble: @nard: wow, radio shack sells used records? crazeeee.
	9:17am melinda: But this is the modern donut.
	9:18am themutante: Tuchus!
	9:19am N.A.R.D.: It's the only Radio Shack I've ever seen that sells records, to be honest, and their electronics merchandise is a bit ahem dated, but they're still in business while all the others around it are closing, so they must be doing something right...
	9:20am Roger Roger: Bobongo Stars!!!
	9:23am themutante: Nice transition.
	9:23am N.A.R.D.: I've nabbed some sweet used records there, including a weird inside-out spinning DJ mix record full of 50's jazz
	9:25am Fernando P: We got Roberto Carlos so we deserve Corpus Chisti as a holiday down here in Brazil.
	9:27am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Corpus Christi is a huge deal in Poland, everything is closed.
	9:27am sphere: hello all
	9:28am βrian: It's peculiar that in Europe people don't work on holidays. Bizarrely sensible.
	9:28am themutante: Could murder a Tyskie right about now. #Poland
	9:29am themutante: Love this!
	9:30am N.A.R.D.: It's only 30 minutes in and I've already got my first three clicky stars! Off to a good start!
	9:30am Mick: We used a different version of 'jesus christo' as incidental music in a show I did in high school. Have not heard/thought of it in years...
	9:31am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @The Mutante-I love Polish beer. Also; The Szarlotka or "apple pie". Żubrowka vodka and apple juice.
	9:33am themutante: Oh yeah, the beer is great @WildNeil
	9:33am N.A.R.D.: @Brian, Europe is a strange place with sensible healthcare, reasonable lunch break lengths, and some intelligent parental leave laws. Sounds like it must be truly awful.
	9:34am themutante: Lech & Zywiec are other I like. @WildNeil
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: This sounds exactly like my Prophet 600!
	9:35am themutante: Wish I had a Prophet 600!
	9:35am jkeigh: Loving this here jingle!
	9:35am βrian: Bring on les oiseaux !
	9:36am themutante: I have a number of synths, but I don't have no Prophet.
	9:39am Webhamster Henry: Critters may be invading the station due to parking lot mining!
	9:39am βrian: Listen to those ducks hail!
	9:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has prophet cake?
	9:40am N.A.R.D.: I had a MOOG once, I bought it at a thrift store for $100. It was destroyed when my landlord wouldn't fix a leak in our ceiling and the ceiling eventually caved in, taking my bed, my desk, and my miniMoog with it.
	9:41am themutante: I love those meeces to pieces.
	9:41am Ike: Y'all need some cats up in there!
	9:41am themutante: I would love a Moog!
	9:42am sam: Y’all need a cute WFMU cat to ward off these wild jerks
	9:42am N.A.R.D.: Unfortunately the water and bits of plaster and asbestos just wrecked it beyond recovery.
	9:43am themutante: My synths just collect dust, at present. Would never sell them. I just convince myself that I will find some inspiration soon.
	9:43am bore: good morning wfmu!
	9:43am N.A.R.D.: I know, themutante! I was so excited to find it at the thrift store and at such a low price! I tried to get another one to replace it from eBay but was met consistently with 4 digit prices.
	9:44am N.A.R.D.: I shoulda had renter's insurance...
	9:44am βrian: For a moment, I thought this was Ma Anand Sheela.
	9:44am D. Lightfoot: Good morning all
	9:44am Adrian in London: Late but listening
	9:45am themutante: Sucks, @NARD!
	9:45am N.A.R.D.: It was an important lesson to learn, I suppose. An expensive one, but still very important.
	9:46am sphere: @NARD at least it was a thrift-store find. imagine if you had bought one off of eBay.
	9:46am Adrian in London: Wha's today's artwork, Trouble? Is it something to do with Ireland's Repeal the 8th Amendment? (Yay, they won!)
	9:47am dale: love this.
	9:47am themutante: Most I spent on a synth was £800 for my Roland JP-8000.
	9:47am Trouble: bonjour adrian!
	9:47am VT Knit Girl: Good Morning Trouble! Happy to be able to listen this morning.
	9:48am Devin B.: yeah this is great
	9:48am the Canterbury wood-elf: i'm enjoying this, sonically, but i've just been exploring the topic of misogyny (and general corruption) in Buddhism (particularly the Tibetan tradition), quite troubling... has anyone else looked into this? I've been peripherally involved with Buddhism for quite a while now, so it's all a bit unsettling.
	9:48am Itzall Ablurr: Dear themutante, I also enjoy Lech. During the somewhat-successful 95 Olympics® here in Atlanta, there was a Polish contingent holding camp in my neighborhood with kegs of Lech, free to all takers! That was for sure the best memory of the Olympics, though the fire ants at the mountain bike race were pretty memorable too.
	9:48am the Canterbury wood-elf: i'm enjoying this, sonically, but i've just been exploring the topic of misogyny (and general corruption) in Buddhism (particularly the Tibetan tradition), quite troubling... has anyone else looked into this? I've been peripherally involved with Buddhism for quite a while now, so it's all a bit unsettling.
	9:48am themutante: Loving all these tracks. I shouldn't be surprised, it's Trouble after all.
	9:49am the Canterbury wood-elf: [oops, sorry for the repost]
	9:50am Trouble: yes adrian, it is. Many Irish artists used their visual skills to fight to repeal the 8th amendment, she is one of them. more info here: www.rachelfallon.com
	9:50am Trouble: we are looking at the underside of aprons, in today's artwork by rachel fallon
	9:50am themutante: Free Lech? Sweet, @Itzall. Fire ants, don't their bites hurt like mad?
	9:50am βrian: Yes, good news from Ireland. It took them long enough.
	9:52am d rice: Morning Trouble! Morning All!
	9:52am themutante: Transition!
	9:53am N.A.R.D.: @themutante, That was a huge blow at v$100 when I was 22, $1000 would've been ruinous!
	9:54am themutante: Ha! @NARD
	9:56am Webhamster Henry: I like long strings!
	9:56am Trouble: @ the canterbury wood elf: misogyny is everywhere, in that it has the possibility to exist anywhere that it is allowed to grow and fester
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, modern, troubled people. I fear I may have caused the donut delirium with a wisecrack about Seven Second Donut on Ken's show yesterday.
	9:57am melinda: @Canterbury no, where are you looking? Seems there is some corruption everywhere.
	9:57am themutante: Ruinous, I like that word, however I'd hate to have it wrought upon me.
	9:58am melinda: @Ken I enjoyed the donut delirium
	9:59am themutante: Tuchus!
	9:59am melinda: I like spring and the leafing of trees around my house, but it darkens the rooms and makes it harder to wake up and get in a good mood.
	10:00am themutante: Anytime I see donut I think tuchus.
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: Fire ants are the very minions of Satan. They are organized and vicious and only attack as a group, generally. The bites (stings, really) are itchy, painful and can last for weeks. Pretty good for "the meek". My wife and I managed to avoid destruction but brushed against a mound while trekking alongside the mtn. bike trails. Yowch.
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: The leafing of trees puts maple pollen up my nose.
	10:01am Adrian in London: @trouble Thanks – I only saw the Rachel bit on my browser, not the Fallon. Too many pages open
	10:01am themutante: Hehehe, @Itzall
	10:02am N.A.R.D.: @Itzall, they are pretty awful! Between them and the crazy ants, the southern US just can't get a break.
	10:03am themutante: Not to mention the weather that rolls in off the gulf of Mexico. @NARD
	10:06am themutante: Is there a website that lists all the WFMU Premiums with tracklisting?
	10:06am the Canterbury wood-elf: @melinda It started with Karen Armtrong's "Buddha" biography, citing the Pali canon. There are apologists who explain away the various sutras, but it's pretty obviously misogyny to me (although it may not reflect the historical reality of what the Buddha said/did). Then, looking around online, I found this www.trimondi.de... ...an online book that at first appears to be a "hit piece" on the Dalai Lama, Chinese state propaganda I guessed at first, but then reading it opened a whole can of worms. The Scottish nun June Campbell's account of being in a sexually abusive relation with a 70 year old, deeply revered, supposedly celibate lama (under the guise of being some kind of tantric "consort" ) was really eye opening. She teaches religious studies and women's studies now and is really worth checking out.
	10:07am N.A.R.D.: Don't I know it! Tell me why I'm sweating all over when it's only 74F outside but it's 110% humidity and somehow not raining
	10:08am themutante: Does Discogs have them all listed? #WFMUpremiums
	10:08am emily: Am having a troubled morning. Need morning salve called This is the Modern World.
	10:09am themutante: I think they have some, but I don't think all of them.
	10:10am themutante: Northern Ireland next, please!
	10:12am kingdumb: Hello from Ireland !
	10:12am Passaic River Blues: The woman's health exception was a high bar to meet as well. Savita Halappanavar's case was a nightmare but in no way totally exceptional: www.nytimes.com... Up the Republic!
	10:13am Lucky: Ha! https://www.discogs.com/artist/3103957-DJ-Trouble-3
	10:13am N.A.R.D.: I love the frogs! The house I just moved out of has so many frogs in the yard and in the surrounding yards that they drown out all the sounds of the traffic. It's almost deafening after a rainstorm.
	10:14am JakeGould: @themutante: Some are in Discogs. Some listeners enter the track details that end up in CD databases on line so tracks show up when the CDs are inserted into a computer or player. But the reality is these “CDs” are more akin to homegrown mix tapes and are not real CDs in any way. So it’s a crapshoot at best to find a comprehensive list.
	10:14am sugarplumfairywolf: So many sad and painful stories shared in regards to Ireland's abortion, why do we want that here in the US? (Spoiler: oh, i can guess)
	10:15am steveo: is bagpipes jazz?
	10:16am JakeGould: @theCanterburywood-elf: If you are going to come out of nowhere and start accusing Buddhism of being misogynist, as others have stated, this is nothing new. And the main appeal of Buddhism is it’s an alternative to the Judeo-Chistian structure that seems to dominate the Western world. It’s not perfect, but it’s something else.
	10:17am Trouble: @kingdumb: good morning ireland!
	10:17am Sem: Had to come in from the deck: the calamitous wailing! Thought a major incident had occurred!
	10:17am Passaic River Blues: @Sugarplumfairywolf: Keep your fingers crossed Justice Kennedy doesn't retire anytime soon. With the Supreme Court's denial of cert yesterday to the Arkansas case despite clear conflicts in the lower court's decision, things looks pretty shaky to me.
	10:17am N.A.R.D.: @steveo, anything is jazz if you try hard enough
	10:19am JakeGould: @steveo: I have never heard unstructured bagpipe playing. Seems like it would be exhausting.
	10:19am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble and everyone!
	10:22am steveo: youtube has some "bagpipe jazz" selections which I will explore at a later date; i hope they are still droney, because that's the best part, innit?
	10:23am JakeGould: That said, one of the saddest and sweetest things I have ever seen is a lone tuba player playing his tuba in the Broadway-Lafayette Street subway station about 15 years or so ago. It was sweet, because he was unaccompanied and passionate. It was sad because the sound was horrible and people were visibly holding their ears. The look on his face was so… “I wanna share my tuba… But I don’t know how?”
	10:24am N.A.R.D.: I am now quite curious and have made a post it note saying "Explore Bagpipe Jazz" that I've attached to my cellphone so I don't forget.
	10:25am themutante: Indeed, @steveo
	10:25am D. Lightfoot: This set is making my morning
	10:25am JakeGould: I know tubas and bagpipes are different, but they seem to require a similar amount of stamina to maintain.
	10:25am sphere: there are jazz bagpipers out there, though not many if i remember right. two names that come up are Rufus Harley, said to be the first jazz bagpiper, and a recent jazz piper named Gulhild Carling.
	10:26am cuteCloud: @the Canterbury wood-elf Thanks for posting these references, this is interesting to me!
	10:26am Trouble: hello guido!! and many thanks for my package! merci bien!
	10:27am themutante: Cheers, @JakeGould. Just caught your post.
	10:27am Itzall Ablurr: Dear N.A.R.D., we do have a wealth of interesting pests and challenges, but look at the amazing bounty of art that arises from that.
	10:28am Trouble: rufus harley is my go to bagpipe jazz man
	10:30am βrian: @JakeGould: That reminds me of the harmonica player on the diag at univ. of Michigan. He was wildly enthusiastic but had no sense of music whatsoever. The effect was like having one's ears wire-brushed. We were impelled to start a "Harmoniku" movement, based on Honku.
	10:30am N.A.R.D.: @Itzall, that's true also! As much as I complain, I wouldn't ever want to leave. And in addition to all the art and music, I would certainly die if the temperature ever dropped below 40F in the winter.
	10:31am Guido from Cologne: Aime arrive :-)
	10:31am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble. I have a friend in the neighborhood who is an accomplished player, it's always a delight to hear him practicing at the playground near my home. I don't believe he ventures into jazz but he does a wicked "Devil Went Down to Georgia"...haha not really.
	10:33am JakeGould: Oooo… Rufus Harley sounds like something.
	10:33am N.A.R.D.: The post-it note: imgur.com...
	10:33am Trouble: @itzall i love those huge powerful instruments that need to be practiced outdoors! saw a tuba player practicing under the george washington bridge one day
	10:34am melinda: @Canterbury thanks for the link and info. I'm not attached to any particular religion so I find it all more interesting than disappointing.
	10:35am JakeGould: @Trouble: Whoa! That is something I wish I saw.
	10:35am sphere: I played the baritone horn as a lad, and every year I would go to DC and play with a massive area-wide tuba/baritone horn choir for an event called TubaChristmas. The music was gorgeous.
	10:40am Guido from Cologne: Sandra Szenkar became 70 last Friday.
	10:42am Itzall Ablurr: Trouble, that sounds magical. The acoustics must have been very dramatic, to say the least.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: It looks like one of my neighbors is moving, so I can no longer boast of having bagpipe musicians on both sides of my house.
	10:44am Fashion Tashjian: Hey all. Sorry I'm late to the party, but still had to check in and make Trouble aware that Yerevan is listening.)
	10:46am N.A.R.D.: Barev, Yerevan!
	10:48am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:48am Trouble: good morning Yerevan!
	10:48am melinda: hi Greg and Yerevan!
	10:49am Passaic River Blues: This is wonderful.
	10:51am Trouble: bonjour @passaic river blues!
	10:54am Bill W: FYI Joe Bataan will be playing in the free summer concert series at Brooklyn's Union Pool in late August.
	10:54am themutante: That was wonderful. @PRB knows his stuff, and I don't just say that because he's listened to some of my mixes.
	10:54am hfox: yes! killing it! thanks from Lou, KY!
	10:55am themutante: Love this anaw!
	10:56am Passaic River Blues: @themutante: That mix for Dublab was no joke, sir!
	10:56am themutante: bows Thank you, sir! @PRB
	10:58am Trouble: hello Louisville!
	10:58am the Canterbury wood-elf: @melinda and @cuteCloud The online book I linked is strange, controversial (but full of fascinating references you can follow up yourself). The authors used to tour and work with the Dalai Lama but became convinced that Tibetan vajrayana Buddhism had degenerated into a giant, secretive sex cult... and that the Tibetan clergy-in-exile, hiding behind the friendly face of HH, is using ritual magick to influence world affairs. So make of it what you will...
	10:58am Trouble: thanks @Bill W, Joe bataan is a summer must see!
	10:59am maestroso: Oh man, Krush Groove! Flashback...
	10:59am steveo: this set = just what the doctor ordered (work stuff hitting fan hard)
	11:01am themutante: WFMU is pure inspiration for crate digging, Trouble's show is a consistant source of great tracks.
	11:02am Trouble: how is it that i have lived this long and never heard this version of one of my favorite songs???
	11:02am Trouble: et en francais!!!!!
	11:03am N.A.R.D.: @Trouble, I find myself asking that question frequently when I listen to your show!
	11:04am Adrian in London: Whenever I've heard a great track recently it's been by Claudine
	11:05am Passaic River Blues: Judging by the archives, it looks like Gaylord was holding out on Trouble with that Longet.
	11:06am sugarplumfairywolf: <3Claudine <3 I think she did the French translation herself?
	11:07am Itzall Ablurr: On the bright side, it ("Ain't No Mountain") will always be her "new one" for you now!
	11:07am themutante: Great find!
	11:08am themutante: How dare Gaylord not pass this forward to Trouble.
	11:08am themutante: How very dare hin!
	11:09am themutante: *him
	11:09am cuteCloud: @the Canterbury wood-elf Wowza ':) thanks for the heads up ;)
	11:11am steveo: Trouble -- the Brooklyn Botanic Garden has another interesting-sounding bird-related event coming up on June 21 "Join us for the world premiere of Twilight Chorus (for Humans), a new vocal work composed by Pete M. Wyer. Inspired by MIT professor Shigeru Miyagawa’s theory that human speech evolved from birdsong, Wyer’s score features slowed-down transcripts of birdsong field recordings adapted for a choir of 16 human voices." www.bbg.org...
	11:11am melinda: @canterbury sounds juicy!
	11:15am themutante: There should be more crossover with the dj's in the same way that Clay hijacks the first 15mins of Maddie Wawicks slot.
	11:15am themutante: It's radio gold.
	11:19am brandon: i learned about the antibiotics in animals i think from the documentary food inc. which led me to find and be hopeful/excited about the company memphis meats and new-harvest.org which will hopefully save us and the animals
	11:30am Webhamster Henry: @steveo thanks for the link (I used to live over by the BBG, I miss it a lot)
	11:31am d rice: Thx for the Times piece recommendation. Makes me wonder what connections there might be between oral antibiotics and autoimmune diseases of the digestive tract, like Crohn's Disease, which my daughter has. Added it to my pile of research.
	11:33am themutante: Love this!
	11:33am northguineahills: Loved that Le Tigre!
	11:33am Trouble: o yes read this piece @ d rice, they talk lots of the gut microbiome. thanks for the heads up steveo!!!
	11:40am themutante: Thought for a second this was Skatt Bros - Walk The Night. What a tune!
	11:41am northguineahills: Space!
	11:41am kevlicki: Hi trouble! Love this Spanish fly track, Scott Williams played it sometime a year ago and I listened to it on the archive at least a dozen times! That le tigre song is great too- politics and the French, right up your alley!
	11:42am Trouble: @kevlicki: missed you at interference archive this weekend< show looked great!!!
	11:42am Passaic River Blues: Yo, Steve O, thank you for the link to the BBG performance. I'm scanning through some of this guy Shigeru Miyagawa's articles online and it's a treasure trove.
	11:43am themutante: Cruising!
	11:43am Jeff Moore: Nice to hear Space / Magic Fly played through as a whole song. Who used to use it as bed / interstitial music? I was assuming Fabio, but was it Scott, @kevlicki?
	11:49am kristian in Montclair: This remix is AMAZING
	11:50am βrian: It is. I generally don't care for clubby music, but this works.
	11:50am kristian in Montclair: Had to stop screenprinting and start dancing
	11:52am kevlicki: Trouble Thanks, so glad you made it by to see it!!! What do you think of the new space?
	11:53am Itzall Ablurr: Speaking of swags, is this a call to action or will I simply be showered with random awesomeness soon?
	11:54am kevlicki: Trouble YOURE THE BEST! Thanks for the plug
	11:55am βrian: Coming up on the Drummer Stream: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan ==> wfmu.org...
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Tony Humphries really made his name as a DJ at the storied Newark club, Zanzibar (housed in the old Lincoln Motel near the Broad Street train station, now an empty lot). His Zanzibar mixes often feature tracks like that Nina remix.
	11:56am Ike: @PRB, wow, there was a club here? I work right next to there, near the billboard.
	11:57am themutante: Cheers, Trouble.
	11:58am Mick: Have not been able to join in the chat, but thanks for another great show, Trouble. @Steveo, thanks for the BBG tip - that sounds astonishing!
	11:58am kristian in Montclair: I work right over there too! Which empty lot? There’s many
	11:58am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bon jour/Au revoir from the west coast! Will be tuning in on the Archives!
	11:58am Ling: Last bird to sing in the the modern world: The chaffinch
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: @Ike: yeah, the Bergers owned it (they're the guys who own lots of rundown motels but also the Robert Treat and a bunch of downtown around Military Park like the MP Bldg, Firemen Ins., and the old Griffith Piano Bldg.). Zanzibar seems like it was actually pretty amazing. It's the lot across from Bears Stadium with a billboard saying something like "AMAZING DEVELOPMENT SITE! CONTACT BRENDAN BERGER!"
	11:59am aw: marijuana marijuana hey hey hey get high
	12:00pm Adrian in London: Thanks!
	12:00pm steveo: I'm glad others found the info useful. I plan to go; should I wear an FMU shirt or a fancier one? The other thing was a silent bird listening walk in Prospect Park at sunrise and it was quite lovely and I was the only one who showed up besides the organizers because it was pouring rain -- we just walked around slowly, not talking and listening to birds and other sounds. Dang noon already? Fantastic show THANK YOU.
	11:52pm David Rubien: Magical show! You are the greatest.
	11:53pm David Rubien: Magical show! You are the greatest.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 31, 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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May 31, 2018: we are magical

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by Rachel Fallon

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
bernice	one garden "one garden" by "bernice"	puff: in the air without a shape					*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
marcia griffiths	gypsy man "gypsy man" by "marcia griffiths"	Jonny Greenwood Is The Controller v/a						0:04:28 (Pop-up)
tinga stewart	why can't we live together? ( extended)	Darker than Blue: Soul from Jamdown 1973-1980 v/a						0:08:31 (Pop-up)
bobongo stars	koteja "koteja" by "bobongo stars"	makasi						0:15:15 (Pop-up)
claudia	jesus christo "jesus christo" by "claudia"	record club volume one v/a	mr bongo					0:23:10 (Pop-up)
francis bebey	super jingle "super jingle" by "francis bebey"	African Electronic Music 1975 - 1982						0:30:32 (Pop-up)

anton batagov	prostration to the 35 buddhas	music for the 35 buddhas						0:41:42 (Pop-up)
paul panhuysen	morgan koto 1987 "morgan koto 1987" by "paul panhuysen"	long string installations	editions telelmark				*	0:52:56 (Pop-up)
dadawah	run come rally "run come rally" by "dadawah"	run come rally Scott mcdowell's WFMU premium						1:01:13 (Pop-up)

julia wolfe	LAD: part 2 ( edit) "LAD: part 2 ( edit)" by "julia wolfe"	the house of mirth fabio's 2018 WFMU marathon premium v/a					*	1:12:44 (Pop-up)
duncan browne	gabilan "gabilan" by "duncan browne"	give me take you						1:15:59 (Pop-up)
shutaro noguchi	midnight sun "midnight sun" by "shutaro noguchi"	love super terranean	feeding tube				*	1:19:57 (Pop-up)
Laraaji	Ocean Flow Zither (Mia Doi Todd Remix)	sun transmissions	all saints				*	1:25:54 (Pop-up)
ruth brown	please send me someone to love	Black Is Brown And Brown Is Beautiful	vampi soul					1:30:12 (Pop-up)
delvon lamarr organ trio	walk on by	close but no cigar					*	1:34:03 (Pop-up)
sandra haas	kleiner man "kleiner man" by "sandra haas"	the enigma of sandra I szenkar						1:37:02 (Pop-up)
the skullers	i'm your man "i'm your man" by "the skullers"					all proceeds to benefit career gear	*	1:39:50 (Pop-up)
la luz	cicada "cicada" by "la luz"	Floating Features	hardly art				*	1:43:27 (Pop-up)
willie rosario	Calypso Blues "Calypso Blues" by "willie rosario"	Boogaloo Pow Wow: Dancefloor Rendez-Vous in Young Nuyorica						1:46:00 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	johnny's no good "johnny's no good" by "joe bataan"	in search of the cool v/a						1:49:39 (Pop-up)
orquesta el macabeo	el sueno "el sueno" by "orquesta el macabeo"				7"	live at monty hall july 11		1:53:20 (Pop-up)
chaka khan	(krush groove) can't stop the street	Krush Groove (ost)		1985			*	1:55:41 (Pop-up)
claudine longet	ain't no mountain high enough							2:00:48 (Pop-up)

pierre barouh	samba saravah "samba saravah" by "pierre barouh"	the atomic cafe french cuts v/a						2:15:46 (Pop-up)
shuggie otis	inspiration information	inspiration information						2:19:31 (Pop-up)
Raskovich	sweet smelling "sweet smelling" by "Raskovich"	the bid-on/sorry puppet	cinedelic				*	2:23:37 (Pop-up)
le tigre	tres bien "tres bien" by "le tigre"	Feminist Sweepstakes						2:26:45 (Pop-up)
trisomie 21	your dream ( remixed)	chapter IV + remixes	dark entries	1986			*	2:30:32 (Pop-up)
X RAY pop remix	loneliness is a warm gum (helena noguerra)	Tribute to Alain Delon and Jean-Pierre Melville (various artists)						2:33:38 (Pop-up)
x ray pop	un petit plume "un petit plume" by "x ray pop"	que quoi v/a Trouble's WFMU 2018 fundraising premium						2:36:51 (Pop-up)
space	magic fly "magic fly" by "space"	Cosmic Machine A Voyage Across French Cosmic & Electronic Avantgarde (1970-1980) V A						2:38:50 (Pop-up)
nina simone	turn me on ( tony humphries dub) remix	remixed and reimagined v/a						2:43:21 (Pop-up)
the pioneers	na, na hey hey goodbye	Funky Kingston: Reggae Dance Floor Grooves 68-74 v/a						2:57:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am N.A.R.D.: Good morning Trouble and Trouble makers! Happy Thursday!
	9:01am jkeigh: Good Morning Trouble and everyone else.
	9:01am themutante: Get that clicky finger ready. #Stars
	9:02am themutante: Beautiful gets into beautiful Trouble!
	9:04am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I came here looking for Trouble...and I found it!
	9:04am N.A.R.D.: Yes! Thursday morning is always full of clicky stars!
	9:07am themutante: The controls are in safe hands with Mr Jonny Greenwood.
	9:09am N.A.R.D.: Oh my goodness! Trouble! I wanted to let you know that thanks to your help, I acquired my first Jean-Claude Laroche bird album last weekend! I picked it up at a Radio Shack record store about an hour and a half away from me.
	9:10am N.A.R.D.: I think I asked you about it three or four weeks ago and I've been scouring local record stores/thrift shops ever since.
	9:14am melinda: Morning Trouble and everyone
	9:15am Ike: Ah, I see the donut infection has receded across the schedule. I had half-expected the name of this program to become This Is the Modern Donut. Well, except that Ken knows better than to mess w/you, I'd imagine. Heh.
	9:16am Trouble: good morning thursdayites!
	9:17am themutante: Hello, Trouble! Trouble-makers are present and accounted for.
	9:17am Trouble: @nard: wow, radio shack sells used records? crazeeee.
	9:17am melinda: But this is the modern donut.
	9:18am themutante: Tuchus!
	9:19am N.A.R.D.: It's the only Radio Shack I've ever seen that sells records, to be honest, and their electronics merchandise is a bit ahem dated, but they're still in business while all the others around it are closing, so they must be doing something right...
	9:20am Roger Roger: Bobongo Stars!!!
	9:23am themutante: Nice transition.
	9:23am N.A.R.D.: I've nabbed some sweet used records there, including a weird inside-out spinning DJ mix record full of 50's jazz
	9:25am Fernando P: We got Roberto Carlos so we deserve Corpus Chisti as a holiday down here in Brazil.
	9:27am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Corpus Christi is a huge deal in Poland, everything is closed.
	9:27am sphere: hello all
	9:28am βrian: It's peculiar that in Europe people don't work on holidays. Bizarrely sensible.
	9:28am themutante: Could murder a Tyskie right about now. #Poland
	9:29am themutante: Love this!
	9:30am N.A.R.D.: It's only 30 minutes in and I've already got my first three clicky stars! Off to a good start!
	9:30am Mick: We used a different version of 'jesus christo' as incidental music in a show I did in high school. Have not heard/thought of it in years...
	9:31am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @The Mutante-I love Polish beer. Also; The Szarlotka or "apple pie". Żubrowka vodka and apple juice.
	9:33am themutante: Oh yeah, the beer is great @WildNeil
	9:33am N.A.R.D.: @Brian, Europe is a strange place with sensible healthcare, reasonable lunch break lengths, and some intelligent parental leave laws. Sounds like it must be truly awful.
	9:34am themutante: Lech & Zywiec are other I like. @WildNeil
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: This sounds exactly like my Prophet 600!
	9:35am themutante: Wish I had a Prophet 600!
	9:35am jkeigh: Loving this here jingle!
	9:35am βrian: Bring on les oiseaux !
	9:36am themutante: I have a number of synths, but I don't have no Prophet.
	9:39am Webhamster Henry: Critters may be invading the station due to parking lot mining!
	9:39am βrian: Listen to those ducks hail!
	9:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has prophet cake?
	9:40am N.A.R.D.: I had a MOOG once, I bought it at a thrift store for $100. It was destroyed when my landlord wouldn't fix a leak in our ceiling and the ceiling eventually caved in, taking my bed, my desk, and my miniMoog with it.
	9:41am themutante: I love those meeces to pieces.
	9:41am Ike: Y'all need some cats up in there!
	9:41am themutante: I would love a Moog!
	9:42am sam: Y’all need a cute WFMU cat to ward off these wild jerks
	9:42am N.A.R.D.: Unfortunately the water and bits of plaster and asbestos just wrecked it beyond recovery.
	9:43am themutante: My synths just collect dust, at present. Would never sell them. I just convince myself that I will find some inspiration soon.
	9:43am bore: good morning wfmu!
	9:43am N.A.R.D.: I know, themutante! I was so excited to find it at the thrift store and at such a low price! I tried to get another one to replace it from eBay but was met consistently with 4 digit prices.
	9:44am N.A.R.D.: I shoulda had renter's insurance...
	9:44am βrian: For a moment, I thought this was Ma Anand Sheela.
	9:44am D. Lightfoot: Good morning all
	9:44am Adrian in London: Late but listening
	9:45am themutante: Sucks, @NARD!
	9:45am N.A.R.D.: It was an important lesson to learn, I suppose. An expensive one, but still very important.
	9:46am sphere: @NARD at least it was a thrift-store find. imagine if you had bought one off of eBay.
	9:46am Adrian in London: Wha's today's artwork, Trouble? Is it something to do with Ireland's Repeal the 8th Amendment? (Yay, they won!)
	9:47am dale: love this.
	9:47am themutante: Most I spent on a synth was £800 for my Roland JP-8000.
	9:47am Trouble: bonjour adrian!
	9:47am VT Knit Girl: Good Morning Trouble! Happy to be able to listen this morning.
	9:48am Devin B.: yeah this is great
	9:48am the Canterbury wood-elf: i'm enjoying this, sonically, but i've just been exploring the topic of misogyny (and general corruption) in Buddhism (particularly the Tibetan tradition), quite troubling... has anyone else looked into this? I've been peripherally involved with Buddhism for quite a while now, so it's all a bit unsettling.
	9:48am Itzall Ablurr: Dear themutante, I also enjoy Lech. During the somewhat-successful 95 Olympics® here in Atlanta, there was a Polish contingent holding camp in my neighborhood with kegs of Lech, free to all takers! That was for sure the best memory of the Olympics, though the fire ants at the mountain bike race were pretty memorable too.
	9:48am the Canterbury wood-elf: i'm enjoying this, sonically, but i've just been exploring the topic of misogyny (and general corruption) in Buddhism (particularly the Tibetan tradition), quite troubling... has anyone else looked into this? I've been peripherally involved with Buddhism for quite a while now, so it's all a bit unsettling.
	9:48am themutante: Loving all these tracks. I shouldn't be surprised, it's Trouble after all.
	9:49am the Canterbury wood-elf: [oops, sorry for the repost]
	9:50am Trouble: yes adrian, it is. Many Irish artists used their visual skills to fight to repeal the 8th amendment, she is one of them. more info here: www.rachelfallon.com
	9:50am Trouble: we are looking at the underside of aprons, in today's artwork by rachel fallon
	9:50am themutante: Free Lech? Sweet, @Itzall. Fire ants, don't their bites hurt like mad?
	9:50am βrian: Yes, good news from Ireland. It took them long enough.
	9:52am d rice: Morning Trouble! Morning All!
	9:52am themutante: Transition!
	9:53am N.A.R.D.: @themutante, That was a huge blow at v$100 when I was 22, $1000 would've been ruinous!
	9:54am themutante: Ha! @NARD
	9:56am Webhamster Henry: I like long strings!
	9:56am Trouble: @ the canterbury wood elf: misogyny is everywhere, in that it has the possibility to exist anywhere that it is allowed to grow and fester
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, modern, troubled people. I fear I may have caused the donut delirium with a wisecrack about Seven Second Donut on Ken's show yesterday.
	9:57am melinda: @Canterbury no, where are you looking? Seems there is some corruption everywhere.
	9:57am themutante: Ruinous, I like that word, however I'd hate to have it wrought upon me.
	9:58am melinda: @Ken I enjoyed the donut delirium
	9:59am themutante: Tuchus!
	9:59am melinda: I like spring and the leafing of trees around my house, but it darkens the rooms and makes it harder to wake up and get in a good mood.
	10:00am themutante: Anytime I see donut I think tuchus.
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: Fire ants are the very minions of Satan. They are organized and vicious and only attack as a group, generally. The bites (stings, really) are itchy, painful and can last for weeks. Pretty good for "the meek". My wife and I managed to avoid destruction but brushed against a mound while trekking alongside the mtn. bike trails. Yowch.
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: The leafing of trees puts maple pollen up my nose.
	10:01am Adrian in London: @trouble Thanks – I only saw the Rachel bit on my browser, not the Fallon. Too many pages open
	10:01am themutante: Hehehe, @Itzall
	10:02am N.A.R.D.: @Itzall, they are pretty awful! Between them and the crazy ants, the southern US just can't get a break.
	10:03am themutante: Not to mention the weather that rolls in off the gulf of Mexico. @NARD
	10:06am themutante: Is there a website that lists all the WFMU Premiums with tracklisting?
	10:06am the Canterbury wood-elf: @melinda It started with Karen Armtrong's "Buddha" biography, citing the Pali canon. There are apologists who explain away the various sutras, but it's pretty obviously misogyny to me (although it may not reflect the historical reality of what the Buddha said/did). Then, looking around online, I found this www.trimondi.de... ...an online book that at first appears to be a "hit piece" on the Dalai Lama, Chinese state propaganda I guessed at first, but then reading it opened a whole can of worms. The Scottish nun June Campbell's account of being in a sexually abusive relation with a 70 year old, deeply revered, supposedly celibate lama (under the guise of being some kind of tantric "consort" ) was really eye opening. She teaches religious studies and women's studies now and is really worth checking out.
	10:07am N.A.R.D.: Don't I know it! Tell me why I'm sweating all over when it's only 74F outside but it's 110% humidity and somehow not raining
	10:08am themutante: Does Discogs have them all listed? #WFMUpremiums
	10:08am emily: Am having a troubled morning. Need morning salve called This is the Modern World.
	10:09am themutante: I think they have some, but I don't think all of them.
	10:10am themutante: Northern Ireland next, please!
	10:12am kingdumb: Hello from Ireland !
	10:12am Passaic River Blues: The woman's health exception was a high bar to meet as well. Savita Halappanavar's case was a nightmare but in no way totally exceptional: www.nytimes.com... Up the Republic!
	10:13am Lucky: Ha! https://www.discogs.com/artist/3103957-DJ-Trouble-3
	10:13am N.A.R.D.: I love the frogs! The house I just moved out of has so many frogs in the yard and in the surrounding yards that they drown out all the sounds of the traffic. It's almost deafening after a rainstorm.
	10:14am JakeGould: @themutante: Some are in Discogs. Some listeners enter the track details that end up in CD databases on line so tracks show up when the CDs are inserted into a computer or player. But the reality is these “CDs” are more akin to homegrown mix tapes and are not real CDs in any way. So it’s a crapshoot at best to find a comprehensive list.
	10:14am sugarplumfairywolf: So many sad and painful stories shared in regards to Ireland's abortion, why do we want that here in the US? (Spoiler: oh, i can guess)
	10:15am steveo: is bagpipes jazz?
	10:16am JakeGould: @theCanterburywood-elf: If you are going to come out of nowhere and start accusing Buddhism of being misogynist, as others have stated, this is nothing new. And the main appeal of Buddhism is it’s an alternative to the Judeo-Chistian structure that seems to dominate the Western world. It’s not perfect, but it’s something else.
	10:17am Trouble: @kingdumb: good morning ireland!
	10:17am Sem: Had to come in from the deck: the calamitous wailing! Thought a major incident had occurred!
	10:17am Passaic River Blues: @Sugarplumfairywolf: Keep your fingers crossed Justice Kennedy doesn't retire anytime soon. With the Supreme Court's denial of cert yesterday to the Arkansas case despite clear conflicts in the lower court's decision, things looks pretty shaky to me.
	10:17am N.A.R.D.: @steveo, anything is jazz if you try hard enough
	10:19am JakeGould: @steveo: I have never heard unstructured bagpipe playing. Seems like it would be exhausting.
	10:19am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble and everyone!
	10:22am steveo: youtube has some "bagpipe jazz" selections which I will explore at a later date; i hope they are still droney, because that's the best part, innit?
	10:23am JakeGould: That said, one of the saddest and sweetest things I have ever seen is a lone tuba player playing his tuba in the Broadway-Lafayette Street subway station about 15 years or so ago. It was sweet, because he was unaccompanied and passionate. It was sad because the sound was horrible and people were visibly holding their ears. The look on his face was so… “I wanna share my tuba… But I don’t know how?”
	10:24am N.A.R.D.: I am now quite curious and have made a post it note saying "Explore Bagpipe Jazz" that I've attached to my cellphone so I don't forget.
	10:25am themutante: Indeed, @steveo
	10:25am D. Lightfoot: This set is making my morning
	10:25am JakeGould: I know tubas and bagpipes are different, but they seem to require a similar amount of stamina to maintain.
	10:25am sphere: there are jazz bagpipers out there, though not many if i remember right. two names that come up are Rufus Harley, said to be the first jazz bagpiper, and a recent jazz piper named Gulhild Carling.
	10:26am cuteCloud: @the Canterbury wood-elf Thanks for posting these references, this is interesting to me!
	10:26am Trouble: hello guido!! and many thanks for my package! merci bien!
	10:27am themutante: Cheers, @JakeGould. Just caught your post.
	10:27am Itzall Ablurr: Dear N.A.R.D., we do have a wealth of interesting pests and challenges, but look at the amazing bounty of art that arises from that.
	10:28am Trouble: rufus harley is my go to bagpipe jazz man
	10:30am βrian: @JakeGould: That reminds me of the harmonica player on the diag at univ. of Michigan. He was wildly enthusiastic but had no sense of music whatsoever. The effect was like having one's ears wire-brushed. We were impelled to start a "Harmoniku" movement, based on Honku.
	10:30am N.A.R.D.: @Itzall, that's true also! As much as I complain, I wouldn't ever want to leave. And in addition to all the art and music, I would certainly die if the temperature ever dropped below 40F in the winter.
	10:31am Guido from Cologne: Aime arrive :-)
	10:31am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble. I have a friend in the neighborhood who is an accomplished player, it's always a delight to hear him practicing at the playground near my home. I don't believe he ventures into jazz but he does a wicked "Devil Went Down to Georgia"...haha not really.
	10:33am JakeGould: Oooo… Rufus Harley sounds like something.
	10:33am N.A.R.D.: The post-it note: imgur.com...
	10:33am Trouble: @itzall i love those huge powerful instruments that need to be practiced outdoors! saw a tuba player practicing under the george washington bridge one day
	10:34am melinda: @Canterbury thanks for the link and info. I'm not attached to any particular religion so I find it all more interesting than disappointing.
	10:35am JakeGould: @Trouble: Whoa! That is something I wish I saw.
	10:35am sphere: I played the baritone horn as a lad, and every year I would go to DC and play with a massive area-wide tuba/baritone horn choir for an event called TubaChristmas. The music was gorgeous.
	10:40am Guido from Cologne: Sandra Szenkar became 70 last Friday.
	10:42am Itzall Ablurr: Trouble, that sounds magical. The acoustics must have been very dramatic, to say the least.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: It looks like one of my neighbors is moving, so I can no longer boast of having bagpipe musicians on both sides of my house.
	10:44am Fashion Tashjian: Hey all. Sorry I'm late to the party, but still had to check in and make Trouble aware that Yerevan is listening.)
	10:46am N.A.R.D.: Barev, Yerevan!
	10:48am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:48am Trouble: good morning Yerevan!
	10:48am melinda: hi Greg and Yerevan!
	10:49am Passaic River Blues: This is wonderful.
	10:51am Trouble: bonjour @passaic river blues!
	10:54am Bill W: FYI Joe Bataan will be playing in the free summer concert series at Brooklyn's Union Pool in late August.
	10:54am themutante: That was wonderful. @PRB knows his stuff, and I don't just say that because he's listened to some of my mixes.
	10:54am hfox: yes! killing it! thanks from Lou, KY!
	10:55am themutante: Love this anaw!
	10:56am Passaic River Blues: @themutante: That mix for Dublab was no joke, sir!
	10:56am themutante: bows Thank you, sir! @PRB
	10:58am Trouble: hello Louisville!
	10:58am the Canterbury wood-elf: @melinda and @cuteCloud The online book I linked is strange, controversial (but full of fascinating references you can follow up yourself). The authors used to tour and work with the Dalai Lama but became convinced that Tibetan vajrayana Buddhism had degenerated into a giant, secretive sex cult... and that the Tibetan clergy-in-exile, hiding behind the friendly face of HH, is using ritual magick to influence world affairs. So make of it what you will...
	10:58am Trouble: thanks @Bill W, Joe bataan is a summer must see!
	10:59am maestroso: Oh man, Krush Groove! Flashback...
	10:59am steveo: this set = just what the doctor ordered (work stuff hitting fan hard)
	11:01am themutante: WFMU is pure inspiration for crate digging, Trouble's show is a consistant source of great tracks.
	11:02am Trouble: how is it that i have lived this long and never heard this version of one of my favorite songs???
	11:02am Trouble: et en francais!!!!!
	11:03am N.A.R.D.: @Trouble, I find myself asking that question frequently when I listen to your show!
	11:04am Adrian in London: Whenever I've heard a great track recently it's been by Claudine
	11:05am Passaic River Blues: Judging by the archives, it looks like Gaylord was holding out on Trouble with that Longet.
	11:06am sugarplumfairywolf: <3Claudine <3 I think she did the French translation herself?
	11:07am Itzall Ablurr: On the bright side, it ("Ain't No Mountain") will always be her "new one" for you now!
	11:07am themutante: Great find!
	11:08am themutante: How dare Gaylord not pass this forward to Trouble.
	11:08am themutante: How very dare hin!
	11:09am themutante: *him
	11:09am cuteCloud: @the Canterbury wood-elf Wowza ':) thanks for the heads up ;)
	11:11am steveo: Trouble -- the Brooklyn Botanic Garden has another interesting-sounding bird-related event coming up on June 21 "Join us for the world premiere of Twilight Chorus (for Humans), a new vocal work composed by Pete M. Wyer. Inspired by MIT professor Shigeru Miyagawa’s theory that human speech evolved from birdsong, Wyer’s score features slowed-down transcripts of birdsong field recordings adapted for a choir of 16 human voices." www.bbg.org...
	11:11am melinda: @canterbury sounds juicy!
	11:15am themutante: There should be more crossover with the dj's in the same way that Clay hijacks the first 15mins of Maddie Wawicks slot.
	11:15am themutante: It's radio gold.
	11:19am brandon: i learned about the antibiotics in animals i think from the documentary food inc. which led me to find and be hopeful/excited about the company memphis meats and new-harvest.org which will hopefully save us and the animals
	11:30am Webhamster Henry: @steveo thanks for the link (I used to live over by the BBG, I miss it a lot)
	11:31am d rice: Thx for the Times piece recommendation. Makes me wonder what connections there might be between oral antibiotics and autoimmune diseases of the digestive tract, like Crohn's Disease, which my daughter has. Added it to my pile of research.
	11:33am themutante: Love this!
	11:33am northguineahills: Loved that Le Tigre!
	11:33am Trouble: o yes read this piece @ d rice, they talk lots of the gut microbiome. thanks for the heads up steveo!!!
	11:40am themutante: Thought for a second this was Skatt Bros - Walk The Night. What a tune!
	11:41am northguineahills: Space!
	11:41am kevlicki: Hi trouble! Love this Spanish fly track, Scott Williams played it sometime a year ago and I listened to it on the archive at least a dozen times! That le tigre song is great too- politics and the French, right up your alley!
	11:42am Trouble: @kevlicki: missed you at interference archive this weekend< show looked great!!!
	11:42am Passaic River Blues: Yo, Steve O, thank you for the link to the BBG performance. I'm scanning through some of this guy Shigeru Miyagawa's articles online and it's a treasure trove.
	11:43am themutante: Cruising!
	11:43am Jeff Moore: Nice to hear Space / Magic Fly played through as a whole song. Who used to use it as bed / interstitial music? I was assuming Fabio, but was it Scott, @kevlicki?
	11:49am kristian in Montclair: This remix is AMAZING
	11:50am βrian: It is. I generally don't care for clubby music, but this works.
	11:50am kristian in Montclair: Had to stop screenprinting and start dancing
	11:52am kevlicki: Trouble Thanks, so glad you made it by to see it!!! What do you think of the new space?
	11:53am Itzall Ablurr: Speaking of swags, is this a call to action or will I simply be showered with random awesomeness soon?
	11:54am kevlicki: Trouble YOURE THE BEST! Thanks for the plug
	11:55am βrian: Coming up on the Drummer Stream: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan ==> wfmu.org...
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Tony Humphries really made his name as a DJ at the storied Newark club, Zanzibar (housed in the old Lincoln Motel near the Broad Street train station, now an empty lot). His Zanzibar mixes often feature tracks like that Nina remix.
	11:56am Ike: @PRB, wow, there was a club here? I work right next to there, near the billboard.
	11:57am themutante: Cheers, Trouble.
	11:58am Mick: Have not been able to join in the chat, but thanks for another great show, Trouble. @Steveo, thanks for the BBG tip - that sounds astonishing!
	11:58am kristian in Montclair: I work right over there too! Which empty lot? There’s many
	11:58am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bon jour/Au revoir from the west coast! Will be tuning in on the Archives!
	11:58am Ling: Last bird to sing in the the modern world: The chaffinch
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: @Ike: yeah, the Bergers owned it (they're the guys who own lots of rundown motels but also the Robert Treat and a bunch of downtown around Military Park like the MP Bldg, Firemen Ins., and the old Griffith Piano Bldg.). Zanzibar seems like it was actually pretty amazing. It's the lot across from Bears Stadium with a billboard saying something like "AMAZING DEVELOPMENT SITE! CONTACT BRENDAN BERGER!"
	11:59am aw: marijuana marijuana hey hey hey get high
	12:00pm Adrian in London: Thanks!
	12:00pm steveo: I'm glad others found the info useful. I plan to go; should I wear an FMU shirt or a fancier one? The other thing was a silent bird listening walk in Prospect Park at sunrise and it was quite lovely and I was the only one who showed up besides the organizers because it was pouring rain -- we just walked around slowly, not talking and listening to birds and other sounds. Dang noon already? Fantastic show THANK YOU.
	11:52pm David Rubien: Magical show! You are the greatest.
	11:53pm David Rubien: Magical show! You are the greatest.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 31, 2018

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