WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:59am SHAGALOV: GOOOOOD MOOORRNING TROUBLE!!!
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday people! good morning shagalov!
	9:01am Adrian in London: Check me out, remembering that it's Thursday. Skillz.
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble! Hello, Troubled Ones. Trouble's a-brewing here, and that's great good news!
	9:02am Pale Son: Good morning, Trouble et alia!
	9:02am Snoochienucci: morning Trouble and all!
	9:05am Snoochienucci: @Handy just saw the "surprise" on EFD playlist. Aweesssooooomme! congrats again to Kate and CnK, seems like they are gaining some steam!
	9:05am TDK60: Good morning Trouble.
	9:06am Phoebe in Fanwood: This is so beautiful!
	9:07am passiflora: it is
	9:08am B/wad: Morning Trouble. Special_Vessels tuning in from Tel Aviv.
	9:08am TDK60: Today is one month since an event in Minnesota.
	9:09am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers, on this Thursday. One more day to go...
	9:10am Fredericks: This Bobby Hutcherson makes me think of what the Arkestra might have sounded like if Sun Ra had chosen a more "commercial" path.
	9:10am Trouble: good on you, adrian! you are ready to be a fmu dj now, knowing which day you are on air is vital
	9:13am Adrian in London: @Trouble Mind you, it's 2pm here so I have had a few hours to figure that out!
	9:14am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...
	9:15am waters7: wondrous beginning
	9:15am melinda: Greetings friends!
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Snoochie! It sure was exciting! Hey, all, if you use Twitter or even have a telephone, this site has prepared messages you can send your local, state, and federal elected offal, er, officials to tell them to act now to save Black lives: fightforblacklives.com... Just enter your zip code. (Hope that was OK to post, Trouble; please delete if not.)
	9:18am Jim the Poet: Sounds great, Trouble. Looking forward to the show.
	9:21am Trouble: here is an excellent short talk with titus kaphar, the artist on top of today's accuplaylist. he mentions the teddy roosevelt statue the natural history museum has finally decided to remove from it's front steps. www.ted.com...
	9:21am Trouble: thanks @jim the poet! glad to have you here
	9:21am TDK60: I urge no deletion whatsoever. (my 2 cents) Why? Because... I think I hear the Chimes of Freedom ringing in the near distance.
	9:26am TDK60: Bonjour Trouble. I work near the Museum of Natural History in NYC and for years have wondered why that statue is there. But I've also taken solace in the fact that nearby is a statue of comrade Frederick Douglass.
	9:27am Linda Lee: hi! thank you so much for the morning's sounds, Trouble! (so nice to give thanks where appropriate. for the first 50 years of radio fandom i couldn't!)
	9:29am meredith: Good morning all
	9:30am Bill W: Hey, it's moving out of Brooklyn day for me! Thank God I'm doing it in absentia.
	9:31am juan: Trouble, thank you for the Ted talk link. The Titus Kaphar painting is amazing. I was not familiar with his work. Also, as always thank you for the music!!
	9:31am Irene Trudel: Nice to hear Bobby Hutcherson this morning, Trouble. He was an amazing vibes player and a a lovely human being. When my father-in-law Orrin Keepnews passed, Bobby and his wife Rosemary came to the viewing at the house. He told story after story about him, some sweet and some really funny to lift our spirits.
	9:32am TDK60: The sounds are great as usual. Hello Linda, how ya been?
	9:32am Listener Gregory: Excellent first set!
	9:33am Pale Son: July 3, actually, re. Bandcamp!
	9:33am SecretSquirrel: Trouble, your show is so dreamy! It always lifts my spirits, especially welcome this morning. Irene, it's Steve Swartz – nice to see you here.
	9:34am meredith: Kamasi <3
	9:34am Listener Gregory: Vocals (and lyrics) on the Bobby Hutcherson album seem to be by Gene McDaniels. I'm not familiar with him.
	9:34am Threemoons: Truly lovely set this AM. Need it.
	9:35am Trouble: great link@handy, thanks for sharing! wow @bill w! big day, I hope this is a positive for you!!
	9:36am Trouble: thanks @juan. good morning @linda, merci listener gregory! hello @steve!
	9:36am SecretSquirrel: Yes to Kamasi, @meredith! His concert at Kings Theater was one of the last I saw in the Before Time
	9:36am Irene Trudel: Loving the show as always, Trouble!
	9:36am Trouble: GREAT STORY @Irene, so cool to hear.
	9:37am Passaic River Blues: @Ms. Trudel: what a lovely connection to Bobby Hutcherson!
	9:37am TDK60: Love Kamasi, discovered him via public library CDs! (I think the NY library is due to reopen on June 30th with limited service.)
	9:38am Trouble: another great story about titus kaphar making change in New Haven, CT www.nytimes.com...
	9:39am Trouble: 3 more artists doing good in their communities: www.nytimes.com...
	9:41am TDK60: Correction about NYPL: "Starting on Monday, July 13, we will begin by offering grab-and-go service at eight library locations."
	9:43am Trouble: thanks@threemoons. gracias @irene!
	9:44am Arlene: Tooth extraction and plumbing issues, oh my!
	9:44am adampsyche: amanda from double dip is going on hiatus, still sick :(
	9:45am Trouble: @arlene: o yes, the more the merrier we say...i am now dj'ing with a mask on...
	9:46am Trouble: o nooo, that is horrible to hear adampsyche.
	9:47am Bill W: Thanks, Trouble, it depends what the translation of "Con-nec-tic-ut" is.
	9:47am TDK60: Glad your dental visit went well Trouble.
	9:47am Jeezuseffinchrist: Bill W, I add a strategic "N"
	9:48am Bill W: so "living deanth"?
	9:48am Mike tp: good loving
	9:48am Trouble: o dear, @bill w. it will be green and quiet. Please let me know what books i can mail you!! reading derek jarman's modern nature right now. but it's mostly about the prospect cottage, and lots of flower talk...
	9:48am Linda Lee: Hey TDK60! i'm fine! it's another gorgeous day in the mountains. the weather's been just stellar. so glad to see people out & about. how are you?
	9:49am Jeezuseffinchrist: hahaha YES
	9:49am Mikula: your show makes me so happy, trouble
	9:50am Trouble: glad to hear@mikula!! thanks!
	9:51am Pale Son: Got a 2-month house guest arriving here on the east coast of Canada from the west coast, trying to figure out how she can quarantine safely for the requisite 2 weeks while I continue to live and work here. I had read that air travel is actually now only a medium risk activity because of all the official precautions, but just heard from her that no one in the airports is even wearing masks, including staff!
	9:52am Jeezuseffinchrist: @Pale Son, that's terrifying. No masks at all?????
	9:53am Trouble: whoa! that's crazy @pale son
	9:53am Pale Son: No, and I guess they're really not enforcing any kind of distancing or other safety etiquette between passengers.
	9:53am TDK60: Hi Linda. Despite any problems here the last months, I'm relatively fine; in a good mood, today at least.
	9:56am Listener Gregory: @Pale Son, we seem determined to make this outbreak as terrible as possible.
	9:57am Linda Lee: beautiful. i'm glad to hear it. today is all we have! :-)
	9:57am Pale Son: Agreed, Gregory. I think everyone's getting really lax all of a sudden in Canada because most places haven't had any new cases in two weeks now. But that's because we've been so cautious till now. Airports especially should still be taking this seriously!
	9:58am YETI BOB: @PaleSon: I can't imagine going anywhere near an airport or an airplane. Any traveling I do will be road trip, or train (sleeper car).
	9:59am Pale Son: I'm with you, Yeti. This is unfortunately a medically necessary trip that would take three or four days by car or train.
	10:00am Handy Haversack: That's terrible, @adampysche! Will send get-well wishes. @Pale Son: after decades of more and more humiliating treatment when we fly, NOW the airlines are letting people follow their bliss, maskwise? DOOM. DOOM. DOOM.
	10:00am Snoochienucci: such a great show so far. and we get 2 more hours too!
	10:02am pantz: I wonder if there will be another Baby Boom, due to everyone being stuck indoors for so long and...er...having nothing better to do. ;)
	10:02am YETI BOB: @PaleSon: Sorry, I didn't mean to imply any disapproval or criticism of you or your house guest. Just expressing my opinion - I hated flying even before all of this. But if it were an emergency I'd board that plane! Hope all works out well for you and your guest.
	10:04am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	10:08am Trouble: thanks@snoochi...
	10:08am YETI BOB: Theaster Gates is awesome, I've seen some of his projects in Chicago. I'm less familiar with the other two artists. Thanks for posting these articles, Trouble!
	10:09am melinda: Ah, Arthur Russell! I should listen to him more, been in a musical rut lately and listening to more public affairs talk than music.
	10:09am Itzall Hear: Good morning, Trouble and everyone.
	10:12am Abbie from Mars: Arthur Russell absolutely hitting the spot rn <3
	10:16am Trouble: you are welcome @ yeti bob! i hope you can access them. the ny times i think is free online, but you have to set up an account
	10:16am Listener Gregory: Ingus Bauskenieks comes on the show, and simultaneously I get some spam email from "Bogdan Stupar." Coincidence? I don't think so.
	10:16am Trouble: he is perfect@ abbie from mars...
	10:19am Listener Gregory: What is a good introductory Arthur Russell record?
	10:24am Abbie from Mars: I started with World of Echo!
	10:24am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Gregory: I'd say "World of Echo."
	10:28am Handy Haversack: Meeting now, but a useful one -- hope to be back for the end!
	10:29am Listener Gregory: Thanks, @Abbie and @Passaic! I will try it out.
	10:29am redbee: When that Russell song came on, I realized I'd been conflating Arto Lindsay and Arthur Russell. Like, thought they were the same person.
	10:35am mariano: Hey Trouble, crew, moderns.
	10:35am Abbie from Mars: @Gregory enjoy!! @redbee omg. Arto is awesome
	10:37am Listener Gregory: @redbee, I thought for a long time he was Arthur Brown of "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown," who had a novelty hit, "Fire" back in 1968.
	10:38am Listener Gregory: [And Arto Lindsay IS awesome. Allow me to plug his latest album "Largest Afternoon," with Joe McPhee & Ken Vandermark. It's a free skronk-jazz thing, not songwriting.]
	10:40am Abbie from Mars: Stacked collab!!
	10:41am redbee: I will investigate, thanks @Listener Gregory!
	10:41am Erella: Hi Trouble! Great to hear YMG again!
	10:44am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Gregory: Arto Lindsay and Joe McPhee? SAY NO MORE! On it. Thank you for the tip.
	10:44am Mikula: LOVE that riff
	10:45am TDK60: That guitarist on the Delphine cut got to show off!
	10:45am mariano: "Fermeture-éclair" = zipper.
	10:50am Threemoons: And....this show gets a star for a favorite. Amazing.
	10:52am Trouble: bonjour ERELLA! glad to see you on board!
	10:53am Mikula: The future was so much cooler then...
	10:57am ?: Wow - I wore out this album years ago. Provocative lyrics, but hypnotizing music. - Thanks for the memoriy
	10:58am Mike W: for the umpteenth consecutive week this show is helping me push on
	10:58am Pale Son: @Yeti Sorry, had to leave for a one-hour Zoom meeting. Thanks for the kind words and no disapproval was inferred. :)
	11:00am WoodsOfNH: About an hour ago I was looking forward to Friday Quarantini's this afternoon....oops, it's Thursday.
	11:09am oshiwoshi: saw Annette Peacock doing a open interview before her last MTL gig - look out in case it's a habit of hers
	11:09am βrian: So how does one translate zipper-neck, then?
	11:10am former fire truck chasin momma: Hola! Now that the child’s school is OUT for summer - so happy to finally be able to listen as I’m working from the bunker now and can play music! One perk of this
	11:10am mariano: Fermeture-éclair means literally lightning-bolt closing/closure (éclair means lightning bolt).
	11:12am βrian: And do you remember when pretty much every school had a librarian?
	11:13am Lucky: Do we have to fire anyone? Can't we just stop buying all this cutting edge military gear? I hear it's expensive. Why would they need that stuff? Unless, of course they were an occupying army.
	11:14am Karol Marks: I cannot stand that BS. Could you please stop with the politics?
	11:14am βrian: Yes, we want no reality here! Actually, we do.
	11:15am alanr: Trouble, you hit the right balance between illuminating talk and soul searching music! Or something like that....Saludos from a cool, cloudy, rainy day in Mexico city.
	11:15am iiibeat: Needs a title . . Call it a home . . Realm of realms and Eye of eyes . . Always pushing, always pulling. Aura, aurora, thought and time . . All at once and never the same! Names, brains, games and frames . . Heads in beds and birds in trees . . Feet on the ground and wings in the air . . Trading places in space . . Placing thought with an eternity. Creatures, form and the unknown . . With liberty and justice for all.
	11:15am Stefan: @ Lucky: as I understand it is mostly surplus/for free @ Karol: it matters @ Trouble: thanks!
	11:16am johnzo: fatalencounters.org
	11:17am WoodsOfNH: For a model of police reform, the story of what Camden did is an interesting example.
	11:17am Mikula: Keep it coming, trouble!
	11:18am Carmichael: Heya Trouble and trouble makers.
	11:19am Yes: hello everyone
	11:21am Mikula: Is this Latvian?
	11:21am Trouble: camden's original goal was to drop the police force from the budget, not as altruistic as it sounds...www.businessinsider.com...
	11:22am Trouble: this band is from belgium @ mikula
	11:22am Mikula: Ha-- thanks!
	11:24am WoodsOfNH: @Trouble when I first heard about it (being used as an example in this 'defund' era), it did make me wonder if that sort of thing had happened anywhere else. I hope it does, and this time around definitely for altruistic reasons.
	11:24am Pale Son: Ashes to Ashes vibe!
	11:25am mariano: Karol: usually if I don't feel like engaging in political discussion/debate I simply skip over/don't respond to any comments of that nature, since I'm not obliged to read or respond if I don't want to. Simple and effective.
	11:25am SHAGALOV: Oh Katya Shilonosova on WFMU thats gr8!
	11:26am Mick: Thanks much for the mix of music and commentary -- we don't get through this by not talking about it, and using some imagination
	11:28am Pale Son: Ignoring politics is a political decision that we can only make from a position of privilege.
	11:29am βrian: Privilege or torpor.
	11:30am Karol Marks: @mariano My Comment is not in relation to comments. I opened them only to voice my anger at the station that I love for the music it is playing. I always new DJs here have a certain political views, but recently they express them too much to mine liking. It is painful.
	11:30am Jeezuseffinchrist: I thought this was Helado Negro!! love him
	11:32am Passaic River Blues: @Karol: turn off your radio. Problem solved.
	11:33am WoodsOfNH: You know what else is painful, people needlessly dying.
	11:33am Ike: @Pale Son, hell yeah, damn straight. @Karol people are tired of getting murdered in the street by the people who are supposed to serve and protect them. They're being denied their due process. It's unconstitutional. So it's understandable the DJs feel the need to speak out.
	11:33am dougseidel: thank you for this show
	11:33am Adrian in London: @Karol Trouble talks about politics all the time on her show, always has done. Telling a woman to shut up for expressing an opinion isn't the greatest look, you know.
	11:34am dougseidel: thanks you for speaking!
	11:35am βrian: All meetings should be text-only. This I believe.
	11:36am Trouble: @karol marks: the whole idea of WFMU is that we are people, not algorithms. It is not surprising to hear that people have opinions, especially people who volunteer their time to dj and share their love of music. What we are doing at WFMU goes against the corporate idea of making money, therefore the opinions you are hearing reflect those ideals. If that makes you uncomfortable then you have other options. One of those is to ask yourself why these sentiments make you uncomfortable.
	11:36am Hughie Considine: @Karol, there are many archived shows recorded before the pandemic. You can listen to them and not have to endure people talking about the tragedy we are all living through.
	11:37am Handy Haversack: Hello! I am back! Please make me uncomfortable, Trouble!
	11:39am Listener Gregory: It is certainly easy not to read the comments if they bother you. People do that to my comments all the time.
	11:39am Karol Marks: @Hughie Considine Good idea! Cheers!
	11:41am Snoochienucci: Drone it up Trouble!
	11:41am Snoochienucci: you left Handy?!?! During Trouble!?!?! how dare you! lol
	11:42am mariano: Karol: I'm sorry you find it so painful (kind of an extreme term though imho). But it isn't like you're being subjected to some Clockwork Orange-style experiment in which you're being forced to listen.
	11:44am Lucky: @Stefan - Really? Where di you hear that? That's an astounding idea...
	11:44am YETI BOB: Digging this Suzanne Ciani track! She did a really interesting collaboration with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, part of the excellent "Freakways" series. There's another really cool one in the same series, with Ariel Kalma and Rob A.A. Lowe. Worth checking out if you like this kind of introspective electronica.
	11:44am TDK60: There is a sort of unwritten rule to avoid political stuff on WFMU which seems fair. But at certain times of great change, it's hard to avoid. Sometimes I go to WFMU shows for apolitical comfort. Other times the comments board gets "political" and so do I, as earlier in this show. I'm very political, so I usually try to suss out the mood of the show happening. No need for folks to always agree. But it shouldn't be surprising that a station that is dedicated to freedom in music, has disc jockeys and listeners who also lean toward freedom in most other areas too.
	11:44am Mikula: Lixiviation=the process of separating soluble from insoluble substances by dissolving the former in water or another solvent. I feel this is relevant.
	11:46am YETI BOB: @TDK60: I don't believe there's any such rule, written or not. FMU DJ's talk about whatever they want - the only rules are the FCC regulations, as far as I can tell.
	11:48am YETI BOB: I mean, this is the station that used to air Dave Emory!
	11:50am Lucky: @TDK60 maybe that's an unwritten rule for all regular folks, too? perhaps there are too few real political discussions in America. and by real, I mean substantive discussions of issues as opposed to politics as a version of team sports.
	11:50am TDK60: Yeti, maybe it would be more clear to say, some DJs often urge no politics, usually. These are unusual times, thankfully..
	11:50am βrian: The FCC goes out the window on the Drummer Stream. Heh. Pretty salty sometimes.
	11:51am dougseidel: Trouble: Please continue saying what you say and doing what you do. All of us need to do what we can.
	11:51am TDK60: You're right Lucky, there are too few political discussions by us regular people in this country, until recently.
	11:53am Adrian in London: Thanks for a great show, trouble.
	11:53am Snoochienucci: i also think that while everyone may not agree with everyone else, that wfmu tends to be a group of free thinking people (or at least we like to think we are) and it is sometimes good to just get your points out and vocalize them, whether you are a DJ or listener. Discussion is always a good thing.
	11:53am Trouble: the fcc prohibition for swearing only applies to over the radio airwaves, not the streams@brian. thanks for your support @dougseidel!
	11:53am YETI BOB: @TDK60: OK. I don't listen to every show on WFMU, but I haven't encountered any "let's not talk about politics" in any of the programs I listen to regularly.
	11:53am Trouble: merci@adrian! glad you are here
	11:54am TDK60: I have Yeti, I need not specify. // Thanks Trouble. Hope to be back next week!...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Loved what I was here for, Trouble! Thanks so much! And thanks to your Skeleton! Be well, all!
	11:55am Listener Gregory: If I had a WFMU show, I would revise my archives to put in swearing after the show aired. That is how I would stick it to the man!
	11:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Always a pleasure.
	11:55am Pale Son: This has been a stellar show! Really sorry to've missed almost an hour of it.
	11:55am Listener Gregory: Have to run, Trouble. Thanks!
	11:55am Crudbringer: Good morning everyone, especially Trouble and her menagerie of birds. Birds were quiet in the forest from which I have just returned, but the squirrels were hosting drive-time talk and the coyotes did the late-nite Art Bell shift.
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! please support any groups that you can right now, be it the aclu, or black lives matter related, in order to make real change!
	11:56am Santos L Halper: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am egould310: Persian version of the Allah-La’s. Or, I see where Persian pop/rock has influenced Allah-La’s. Cool tune. Great show. Thanks!
	11:58am radioronan: Thanks Trouble - Free the form & you'll free the thoughts. Thanks Skeleton crew!
	11:59am YETI BOB: Another strong show - I'll be studying the playlist, lots of names I haven't heard before. It was a pleasure spending this morning with all of you, Trouble and fellow listeners!
	12:00pm Snoochienucci: Thanks Trouble as always! Wonderful stuff!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 25, 2020

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June 25, 2020: black lives always matter

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
billie holiday	am i blue "am i blue" by "billie holiday"							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mary lattimore	we wave from our boats				Single		*	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
bobby hutcherson	hello to the wind	now!						0:06:18 (Pop-up)
spirea	ears not fears "ears not fears" by "spirea"		wollesonic		Single		*	0:11:38 (Pop-up)
Aki Tsuyuko	morij "morij" by "Aki Tsuyuko"	Aki Tsuyuko's Room In Commend						0:13:41 (Pop-up)
zatua	silver horizon "silver horizon" by "zatua"		music from memory	1980's		indonesia		0:22:40 (Pop-up)
beautify junkyards	claridade "claridade" by "beautify junkyards"	the invisible world of beautify junkyards				lisbon		0:26:30 (Pop-up)

kamasi washington	knowledge "knowledge" by "kamasi washington"	Harmony Of Difference						0:32:28 (Pop-up)
TALsounds	hermit "hermit" by "TALsounds"	Acquiesce						0:36:04 (Pop-up)
NIIKA	blue smoke "blue smoke" by "NIIKA"	close but not too close						0:39:01 (Pop-up)
loving	if i am only my thoughts "if i am only my thoughts" by "loving"	if i am only my thoughts					*	0:43:58 (Pop-up)
nite jewel	running out of time "running out of time" by "nite jewel"	liquid cool						0:48:13 (Pop-up)
gudrun gut	girl boogie "girl boogie" by "gudrun gut"	girl monster v/a						0:52:18 (Pop-up)
Hollie Cook	that very night dub "that very night dub" by "Hollie Cook"	Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook in Dub						0:55:06 (Pop-up)
tennis	need your love "need your love" by "tennis"						*	0:57:52 (Pop-up)

arthur russell	home away from home	another thought						1:06:05 (Pop-up)
Ingus Bauskenieks	roni "roni" by "Ingus Bauskenieks"	spoki				latvia		1:10:35 (Pop-up)
Ariel Kalma	voltage controlled wave	An Evolutionary Music (Original Recordings: 1972-1979)						1:16:50 (Pop-up)
liz durette	6 "6" by "liz durette"	for now					*	1:20:49 (Pop-up)
winter	say "say" by "winter"	Endless Space (Between You & I)					*	1:27:45 (Pop-up)
the petticoats	normal "normal" by "the petticoats"	Sharon Signs to Cherry Red: Independent Women 1979-1985						1:30:51 (Pop-up)
blanch carter	halos are for angels	club soul: vol 5 wigan casino soul club						1:32:54 (Pop-up)
hootie mcshann trio	going home blues	more mellow cats 'n' kittens						1:36:18 (Pop-up)
young marble giants	include me out	colossal youth						1:39:11 (Pop-up)
delphine	La Fermeture-Eclair "La Fermeture-Eclair" by "delphine"	Tres Chic! More French Girl Singers Of The 1960s v/a						1:41:06 (Pop-up)
chicano batman	i know it "i know it" by "chicano batman"	invisible people					*	1:43:45 (Pop-up)
kutiman	copasavana "copasavana" by "kutiman"	wachaga					*	1:47:14 (Pop-up)
francis bebey	savanah georgia "savanah georgia" by "francis bebey"	African Electronic Music 1975-1982						1:50:01 (Pop-up)
annette peacock	My Mama Never Taught Me How to Cook	X dreams						1:53:19 (Pop-up)
hugo filho	quem me viu por ai? "quem me viu por ai?" by "hugo filho"	paraibo						1:58:30 (Pop-up)
Rosinha de Valença	boi ta-ta "boi ta-ta" by "Rosinha de Valença"	Um Violão Em Primeiro Plano						2:01:30 (Pop-up)

Deborah Washington & the Astros	shortest lady	Personal Space: Electronic Soul 1974-1984						2:11:38 (Pop-up)
angela munoz	in my mind "in my mind" by "angela munoz"	Adrian Younge Presents angela munoz			Single		*	2:15:24 (Pop-up)
19 Gadi Pirms Sākuma	aspekti "aspekti" by "19 Gadi Pirms Sākuma"	19 years before the beginning				belgium		2:18:50 (Pop-up)
Kate NV	marafon 15 "marafon 15" by "Kate NV"				Single		*	2:22:52 (Pop-up)
Helado Negro feat. Xenia Rubinos	I Fell in Love				Single		*	2:26:51 (Pop-up)
Thiago Nassif	voz unica foto sem calcinha	mente						2:31:05 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	second breath "second breath" by "Suzanne Ciani"	Lixiviation (Ciani/Musica Inc. 1969-1985)						2:35:36 (Pop-up)

mary afi usuah	what's a woman to do	african woman						2:46:28 (Pop-up)
Hany Mehanna	farha "farha" by "Hany Mehanna"	the miracle of the seven dances						2:50:10 (Pop-up)
paint	Ta Fardah "Ta Fardah" by "paint"				Single		*	2:52:45 (Pop-up)
le tone	is it love "is it love" by "le tone"	le petit nabab						2:55:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:59am SHAGALOV: GOOOOOD MOOORRNING TROUBLE!!!
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday people! good morning shagalov!
	9:01am Adrian in London: Check me out, remembering that it's Thursday. Skillz.
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble! Hello, Troubled Ones. Trouble's a-brewing here, and that's great good news!
	9:02am Pale Son: Good morning, Trouble et alia!
	9:02am Snoochienucci: morning Trouble and all!
	9:05am Snoochienucci: @Handy just saw the "surprise" on EFD playlist. Aweesssooooomme! congrats again to Kate and CnK, seems like they are gaining some steam!
	9:05am TDK60: Good morning Trouble.
	9:06am Phoebe in Fanwood: This is so beautiful!
	9:07am passiflora: it is
	9:08am B/wad: Morning Trouble. Special_Vessels tuning in from Tel Aviv.
	9:08am TDK60: Today is one month since an event in Minnesota.
	9:09am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers, on this Thursday. One more day to go...
	9:10am Fredericks: This Bobby Hutcherson makes me think of what the Arkestra might have sounded like if Sun Ra had chosen a more "commercial" path.
	9:10am Trouble: good on you, adrian! you are ready to be a fmu dj now, knowing which day you are on air is vital
	9:13am Adrian in London: @Trouble Mind you, it's 2pm here so I have had a few hours to figure that out!
	9:14am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...
	9:15am waters7: wondrous beginning
	9:15am melinda: Greetings friends!
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Snoochie! It sure was exciting! Hey, all, if you use Twitter or even have a telephone, this site has prepared messages you can send your local, state, and federal elected offal, er, officials to tell them to act now to save Black lives: fightforblacklives.com... Just enter your zip code. (Hope that was OK to post, Trouble; please delete if not.)
	9:18am Jim the Poet: Sounds great, Trouble. Looking forward to the show.
	9:21am Trouble: here is an excellent short talk with titus kaphar, the artist on top of today's accuplaylist. he mentions the teddy roosevelt statue the natural history museum has finally decided to remove from it's front steps. www.ted.com...
	9:21am Trouble: thanks @jim the poet! glad to have you here
	9:21am TDK60: I urge no deletion whatsoever. (my 2 cents) Why? Because... I think I hear the Chimes of Freedom ringing in the near distance.
	9:26am TDK60: Bonjour Trouble. I work near the Museum of Natural History in NYC and for years have wondered why that statue is there. But I've also taken solace in the fact that nearby is a statue of comrade Frederick Douglass.
	9:27am Linda Lee: hi! thank you so much for the morning's sounds, Trouble! (so nice to give thanks where appropriate. for the first 50 years of radio fandom i couldn't!)
	9:29am meredith: Good morning all
	9:30am Bill W: Hey, it's moving out of Brooklyn day for me! Thank God I'm doing it in absentia.
	9:31am juan: Trouble, thank you for the Ted talk link. The Titus Kaphar painting is amazing. I was not familiar with his work. Also, as always thank you for the music!!
	9:31am Irene Trudel: Nice to hear Bobby Hutcherson this morning, Trouble. He was an amazing vibes player and a a lovely human being. When my father-in-law Orrin Keepnews passed, Bobby and his wife Rosemary came to the viewing at the house. He told story after story about him, some sweet and some really funny to lift our spirits.
	9:32am TDK60: The sounds are great as usual. Hello Linda, how ya been?
	9:32am Listener Gregory: Excellent first set!
	9:33am Pale Son: July 3, actually, re. Bandcamp!
	9:33am SecretSquirrel: Trouble, your show is so dreamy! It always lifts my spirits, especially welcome this morning. Irene, it's Steve Swartz – nice to see you here.
	9:34am meredith: Kamasi <3
	9:34am Listener Gregory: Vocals (and lyrics) on the Bobby Hutcherson album seem to be by Gene McDaniels. I'm not familiar with him.
	9:34am Threemoons: Truly lovely set this AM. Need it.
	9:35am Trouble: great link@handy, thanks for sharing! wow @bill w! big day, I hope this is a positive for you!!
	9:36am Trouble: thanks @juan. good morning @linda, merci listener gregory! hello @steve!
	9:36am SecretSquirrel: Yes to Kamasi, @meredith! His concert at Kings Theater was one of the last I saw in the Before Time
	9:36am Irene Trudel: Loving the show as always, Trouble!
	9:36am Trouble: GREAT STORY @Irene, so cool to hear.
	9:37am Passaic River Blues: @Ms. Trudel: what a lovely connection to Bobby Hutcherson!
	9:37am TDK60: Love Kamasi, discovered him via public library CDs! (I think the NY library is due to reopen on June 30th with limited service.)
	9:38am Trouble: another great story about titus kaphar making change in New Haven, CT www.nytimes.com...
	9:39am Trouble: 3 more artists doing good in their communities: www.nytimes.com...
	9:41am TDK60: Correction about NYPL: "Starting on Monday, July 13, we will begin by offering grab-and-go service at eight library locations."
	9:43am Trouble: thanks@threemoons. gracias @irene!
	9:44am Arlene: Tooth extraction and plumbing issues, oh my!
	9:44am adampsyche: amanda from double dip is going on hiatus, still sick :(
	9:45am Trouble: @arlene: o yes, the more the merrier we say...i am now dj'ing with a mask on...
	9:46am Trouble: o nooo, that is horrible to hear adampsyche.
	9:47am Bill W: Thanks, Trouble, it depends what the translation of "Con-nec-tic-ut" is.
	9:47am TDK60: Glad your dental visit went well Trouble.
	9:47am Jeezuseffinchrist: Bill W, I add a strategic "N"
	9:48am Bill W: so "living deanth"?
	9:48am Mike tp: good loving
	9:48am Trouble: o dear, @bill w. it will be green and quiet. Please let me know what books i can mail you!! reading derek jarman's modern nature right now. but it's mostly about the prospect cottage, and lots of flower talk...
	9:48am Linda Lee: Hey TDK60! i'm fine! it's another gorgeous day in the mountains. the weather's been just stellar. so glad to see people out & about. how are you?
	9:49am Jeezuseffinchrist: hahaha YES
	9:49am Mikula: your show makes me so happy, trouble
	9:50am Trouble: glad to hear@mikula!! thanks!
	9:51am Pale Son: Got a 2-month house guest arriving here on the east coast of Canada from the west coast, trying to figure out how she can quarantine safely for the requisite 2 weeks while I continue to live and work here. I had read that air travel is actually now only a medium risk activity because of all the official precautions, but just heard from her that no one in the airports is even wearing masks, including staff!
	9:52am Jeezuseffinchrist: @Pale Son, that's terrifying. No masks at all?????
	9:53am Trouble: whoa! that's crazy @pale son
	9:53am Pale Son: No, and I guess they're really not enforcing any kind of distancing or other safety etiquette between passengers.
	9:53am TDK60: Hi Linda. Despite any problems here the last months, I'm relatively fine; in a good mood, today at least.
	9:56am Listener Gregory: @Pale Son, we seem determined to make this outbreak as terrible as possible.
	9:57am Linda Lee: beautiful. i'm glad to hear it. today is all we have! :-)
	9:57am Pale Son: Agreed, Gregory. I think everyone's getting really lax all of a sudden in Canada because most places haven't had any new cases in two weeks now. But that's because we've been so cautious till now. Airports especially should still be taking this seriously!
	9:58am YETI BOB: @PaleSon: I can't imagine going anywhere near an airport or an airplane. Any traveling I do will be road trip, or train (sleeper car).
	9:59am Pale Son: I'm with you, Yeti. This is unfortunately a medically necessary trip that would take three or four days by car or train.
	10:00am Handy Haversack: That's terrible, @adampysche! Will send get-well wishes. @Pale Son: after decades of more and more humiliating treatment when we fly, NOW the airlines are letting people follow their bliss, maskwise? DOOM. DOOM. DOOM.
	10:00am Snoochienucci: such a great show so far. and we get 2 more hours too!
	10:02am pantz: I wonder if there will be another Baby Boom, due to everyone being stuck indoors for so long and...er...having nothing better to do. ;)
	10:02am YETI BOB: @PaleSon: Sorry, I didn't mean to imply any disapproval or criticism of you or your house guest. Just expressing my opinion - I hated flying even before all of this. But if it were an emergency I'd board that plane! Hope all works out well for you and your guest.
	10:04am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	10:08am Trouble: thanks@snoochi...
	10:08am YETI BOB: Theaster Gates is awesome, I've seen some of his projects in Chicago. I'm less familiar with the other two artists. Thanks for posting these articles, Trouble!
	10:09am melinda: Ah, Arthur Russell! I should listen to him more, been in a musical rut lately and listening to more public affairs talk than music.
	10:09am Itzall Hear: Good morning, Trouble and everyone.
	10:12am Abbie from Mars: Arthur Russell absolutely hitting the spot rn <3
	10:16am Trouble: you are welcome @ yeti bob! i hope you can access them. the ny times i think is free online, but you have to set up an account
	10:16am Listener Gregory: Ingus Bauskenieks comes on the show, and simultaneously I get some spam email from "Bogdan Stupar." Coincidence? I don't think so.
	10:16am Trouble: he is perfect@ abbie from mars...
	10:19am Listener Gregory: What is a good introductory Arthur Russell record?
	10:24am Abbie from Mars: I started with World of Echo!
	10:24am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Gregory: I'd say "World of Echo."
	10:28am Handy Haversack: Meeting now, but a useful one -- hope to be back for the end!
	10:29am Listener Gregory: Thanks, @Abbie and @Passaic! I will try it out.
	10:29am redbee: When that Russell song came on, I realized I'd been conflating Arto Lindsay and Arthur Russell. Like, thought they were the same person.
	10:35am mariano: Hey Trouble, crew, moderns.
	10:35am Abbie from Mars: @Gregory enjoy!! @redbee omg. Arto is awesome
	10:37am Listener Gregory: @redbee, I thought for a long time he was Arthur Brown of "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown," who had a novelty hit, "Fire" back in 1968.
	10:38am Listener Gregory: [And Arto Lindsay IS awesome. Allow me to plug his latest album "Largest Afternoon," with Joe McPhee & Ken Vandermark. It's a free skronk-jazz thing, not songwriting.]
	10:40am Abbie from Mars: Stacked collab!!
	10:41am redbee: I will investigate, thanks @Listener Gregory!
	10:41am Erella: Hi Trouble! Great to hear YMG again!
	10:44am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Gregory: Arto Lindsay and Joe McPhee? SAY NO MORE! On it. Thank you for the tip.
	10:44am Mikula: LOVE that riff
	10:45am TDK60: That guitarist on the Delphine cut got to show off!
	10:45am mariano: "Fermeture-éclair" = zipper.
	10:50am Threemoons: And....this show gets a star for a favorite. Amazing.
	10:52am Trouble: bonjour ERELLA! glad to see you on board!
	10:53am Mikula: The future was so much cooler then...
	10:57am ?: Wow - I wore out this album years ago. Provocative lyrics, but hypnotizing music. - Thanks for the memoriy
	10:58am Mike W: for the umpteenth consecutive week this show is helping me push on
	10:58am Pale Son: @Yeti Sorry, had to leave for a one-hour Zoom meeting. Thanks for the kind words and no disapproval was inferred. :)
	11:00am WoodsOfNH: About an hour ago I was looking forward to Friday Quarantini's this afternoon....oops, it's Thursday.
	11:09am oshiwoshi: saw Annette Peacock doing a open interview before her last MTL gig - look out in case it's a habit of hers
	11:09am βrian: So how does one translate zipper-neck, then?
	11:10am former fire truck chasin momma: Hola! Now that the child’s school is OUT for summer - so happy to finally be able to listen as I’m working from the bunker now and can play music! One perk of this
	11:10am mariano: Fermeture-éclair means literally lightning-bolt closing/closure (éclair means lightning bolt).
	11:12am βrian: And do you remember when pretty much every school had a librarian?
	11:13am Lucky: Do we have to fire anyone? Can't we just stop buying all this cutting edge military gear? I hear it's expensive. Why would they need that stuff? Unless, of course they were an occupying army.
	11:14am Karol Marks: I cannot stand that BS. Could you please stop with the politics?
	11:14am βrian: Yes, we want no reality here! Actually, we do.
	11:15am alanr: Trouble, you hit the right balance between illuminating talk and soul searching music! Or something like that....Saludos from a cool, cloudy, rainy day in Mexico city.
	11:15am iiibeat: Needs a title . . Call it a home . . Realm of realms and Eye of eyes . . Always pushing, always pulling. Aura, aurora, thought and time . . All at once and never the same! Names, brains, games and frames . . Heads in beds and birds in trees . . Feet on the ground and wings in the air . . Trading places in space . . Placing thought with an eternity. Creatures, form and the unknown . . With liberty and justice for all.
	11:15am Stefan: @ Lucky: as I understand it is mostly surplus/for free @ Karol: it matters @ Trouble: thanks!
	11:16am johnzo: fatalencounters.org
	11:17am WoodsOfNH: For a model of police reform, the story of what Camden did is an interesting example.
	11:17am Mikula: Keep it coming, trouble!
	11:18am Carmichael: Heya Trouble and trouble makers.
	11:19am Yes: hello everyone
	11:21am Mikula: Is this Latvian?
	11:21am Trouble: camden's original goal was to drop the police force from the budget, not as altruistic as it sounds...www.businessinsider.com...
	11:22am Trouble: this band is from belgium @ mikula
	11:22am Mikula: Ha-- thanks!
	11:24am WoodsOfNH: @Trouble when I first heard about it (being used as an example in this 'defund' era), it did make me wonder if that sort of thing had happened anywhere else. I hope it does, and this time around definitely for altruistic reasons.
	11:24am Pale Son: Ashes to Ashes vibe!
	11:25am mariano: Karol: usually if I don't feel like engaging in political discussion/debate I simply skip over/don't respond to any comments of that nature, since I'm not obliged to read or respond if I don't want to. Simple and effective.
	11:25am SHAGALOV: Oh Katya Shilonosova on WFMU thats gr8!
	11:26am Mick: Thanks much for the mix of music and commentary -- we don't get through this by not talking about it, and using some imagination
	11:28am Pale Son: Ignoring politics is a political decision that we can only make from a position of privilege.
	11:29am βrian: Privilege or torpor.
	11:30am Karol Marks: @mariano My Comment is not in relation to comments. I opened them only to voice my anger at the station that I love for the music it is playing. I always new DJs here have a certain political views, but recently they express them too much to mine liking. It is painful.
	11:30am Jeezuseffinchrist: I thought this was Helado Negro!! love him
	11:32am Passaic River Blues: @Karol: turn off your radio. Problem solved.
	11:33am WoodsOfNH: You know what else is painful, people needlessly dying.
	11:33am Ike: @Pale Son, hell yeah, damn straight. @Karol people are tired of getting murdered in the street by the people who are supposed to serve and protect them. They're being denied their due process. It's unconstitutional. So it's understandable the DJs feel the need to speak out.
	11:33am dougseidel: thank you for this show
	11:33am Adrian in London: @Karol Trouble talks about politics all the time on her show, always has done. Telling a woman to shut up for expressing an opinion isn't the greatest look, you know.
	11:34am dougseidel: thanks you for speaking!
	11:35am βrian: All meetings should be text-only. This I believe.
	11:36am Trouble: @karol marks: the whole idea of WFMU is that we are people, not algorithms. It is not surprising to hear that people have opinions, especially people who volunteer their time to dj and share their love of music. What we are doing at WFMU goes against the corporate idea of making money, therefore the opinions you are hearing reflect those ideals. If that makes you uncomfortable then you have other options. One of those is to ask yourself why these sentiments make you uncomfortable.
	11:36am Hughie Considine: @Karol, there are many archived shows recorded before the pandemic. You can listen to them and not have to endure people talking about the tragedy we are all living through.
	11:37am Handy Haversack: Hello! I am back! Please make me uncomfortable, Trouble!
	11:39am Listener Gregory: It is certainly easy not to read the comments if they bother you. People do that to my comments all the time.
	11:39am Karol Marks: @Hughie Considine Good idea! Cheers!
	11:41am Snoochienucci: Drone it up Trouble!
	11:41am Snoochienucci: you left Handy?!?! During Trouble!?!?! how dare you! lol
	11:42am mariano: Karol: I'm sorry you find it so painful (kind of an extreme term though imho). But it isn't like you're being subjected to some Clockwork Orange-style experiment in which you're being forced to listen.
	11:44am Lucky: @Stefan - Really? Where di you hear that? That's an astounding idea...
	11:44am YETI BOB: Digging this Suzanne Ciani track! She did a really interesting collaboration with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, part of the excellent "Freakways" series. There's another really cool one in the same series, with Ariel Kalma and Rob A.A. Lowe. Worth checking out if you like this kind of introspective electronica.
	11:44am TDK60: There is a sort of unwritten rule to avoid political stuff on WFMU which seems fair. But at certain times of great change, it's hard to avoid. Sometimes I go to WFMU shows for apolitical comfort. Other times the comments board gets "political" and so do I, as earlier in this show. I'm very political, so I usually try to suss out the mood of the show happening. No need for folks to always agree. But it shouldn't be surprising that a station that is dedicated to freedom in music, has disc jockeys and listeners who also lean toward freedom in most other areas too.
	11:44am Mikula: Lixiviation=the process of separating soluble from insoluble substances by dissolving the former in water or another solvent. I feel this is relevant.
	11:46am YETI BOB: @TDK60: I don't believe there's any such rule, written or not. FMU DJ's talk about whatever they want - the only rules are the FCC regulations, as far as I can tell.
	11:48am YETI BOB: I mean, this is the station that used to air Dave Emory!
	11:50am Lucky: @TDK60 maybe that's an unwritten rule for all regular folks, too? perhaps there are too few real political discussions in America. and by real, I mean substantive discussions of issues as opposed to politics as a version of team sports.
	11:50am TDK60: Yeti, maybe it would be more clear to say, some DJs often urge no politics, usually. These are unusual times, thankfully..
	11:50am βrian: The FCC goes out the window on the Drummer Stream. Heh. Pretty salty sometimes.
	11:51am dougseidel: Trouble: Please continue saying what you say and doing what you do. All of us need to do what we can.
	11:51am TDK60: You're right Lucky, there are too few political discussions by us regular people in this country, until recently.
	11:53am Adrian in London: Thanks for a great show, trouble.
	11:53am Snoochienucci: i also think that while everyone may not agree with everyone else, that wfmu tends to be a group of free thinking people (or at least we like to think we are) and it is sometimes good to just get your points out and vocalize them, whether you are a DJ or listener. Discussion is always a good thing.
	11:53am Trouble: the fcc prohibition for swearing only applies to over the radio airwaves, not the streams@brian. thanks for your support @dougseidel!
	11:53am YETI BOB: @TDK60: OK. I don't listen to every show on WFMU, but I haven't encountered any "let's not talk about politics" in any of the programs I listen to regularly.
	11:53am Trouble: merci@adrian! glad you are here
	11:54am TDK60: I have Yeti, I need not specify. // Thanks Trouble. Hope to be back next week!...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Loved what I was here for, Trouble! Thanks so much! And thanks to your Skeleton! Be well, all!
	11:55am Listener Gregory: If I had a WFMU show, I would revise my archives to put in swearing after the show aired. That is how I would stick it to the man!
	11:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Always a pleasure.
	11:55am Pale Son: This has been a stellar show! Really sorry to've missed almost an hour of it.
	11:55am Listener Gregory: Have to run, Trouble. Thanks!
	11:55am Crudbringer: Good morning everyone, especially Trouble and her menagerie of birds. Birds were quiet in the forest from which I have just returned, but the squirrels were hosting drive-time talk and the coyotes did the late-nite Art Bell shift.
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! please support any groups that you can right now, be it the aclu, or black lives matter related, in order to make real change!
	11:56am Santos L Halper: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am egould310: Persian version of the Allah-La’s. Or, I see where Persian pop/rock has influenced Allah-La’s. Cool tune. Great show. Thanks!
	11:58am radioronan: Thanks Trouble - Free the form & you'll free the thoughts. Thanks Skeleton crew!
	11:59am YETI BOB: Another strong show - I'll be studying the playlist, lots of names I haven't heard before. It was a pleasure spending this morning with all of you, Trouble and fellow listeners!
	12:00pm Snoochienucci: Thanks Trouble as always! Wonderful stuff!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 25, 2020

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