WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 16, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01am MikeG: Here comes trouble..
	9:01am David (in London): Good day Troubadours.
	9:02am Trouble: gooood morning thursday people!
	9:02am deborah: Continued good morning!
	9:02am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	9:02am wizard frog: nice windows
	9:03am Trouble: a fab article about today's artist atop of the accuplaylist page: ocula.com...
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:04am MikeG: It looks like Stanley Kubrick took that photo.
	9:04am ratso: Hi Trouble. nice groove.
	9:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Drums along the Hudson. Morning tribe.
	9:05am Really. Lisa.: Hi Trouble and all. Settling in to the back row.
	9:06am Threemoons: Goood morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers.
	9:06am Binky: jeez, steal from Throbbing Gristle much? Or is it Chris & Cosey
	9:07am Waters7: Cool beginning
	9:08am Linda Lee: beautiful! good morning!
	9:08am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:08am melinda: Morning everyone!
	9:09am Linda Lee: hi melinda! :-)
	9:11am mariano: Hi Trouble, crew, folks. "Caravaggio" is well worth a watch. "Edward II" too (excuse the pun).
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Edward Tutuhands was an odd movie, Mariano. I couldn't get into it.
	9:13am David (in London): Hey Handy, Rev, Lisa, ami ad, melinda, mariano. Greetings to all you grooviest of cats.
	9:14am Irene Trudel: Beautiful sounds to start our morning, Trouble! I especially liked that Simon Fisher Turner tune.
	9:14am David (in London): mariano, I think I preferred 'Edward I: A New Hope'.
	9:14am Really. Lisa.: David (iL), hope all is as well as can be.
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning all! I have a morning littered with phone calls but I'm here until then. @Really. Lisa. Save me the back row seat by the door...
	9:14am YETI BOB: Good morning to the Troubled! 3Moons, D(iL), Handy, mariano, melinda, RevRab.... nice to see all the familiar faces here. MikeG: I agree - that does look very Kubrickian.
	9:15am Trouble: good morning irene! thanks. will you still go to jamestown this year even though the folk fest is cancelled? lots of crickets in jamestown
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Morning, Phillippe, David, Yeti Bob! This really is the happening spot.
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL, Handy, Linda Lee, mariano, RR63, melinda, and everyone else.
	9:16am bore in suffern: good morning Trouble!
	9:16am Linda Lee: Hi Phillippe!
	9:16am David (in London): Hey Phillippe! Yeti Bob! Probably not quite enough toilets in it for SK.
	9:17am Trouble: hola @ emily7
	9:17am Really. Lisa.: Phillippe B, seat held!
	9:18am Linda Lee: ah good! music for the heart! necessary!
	9:18am ami ad: @David(in London):Hi.
	9:19am Phillippe Bastille: I have 2 cans of Goya black beans, a can of Goya garbanzos, and the restaurant-size container of Goya adobo. Anyone have something you want me to take on my trip to the food pantry?
	9:19am Linda Lee: another perfect set on the way. look out.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goya Goya Gone
	9:20am Nicole: Oh wow! I forgot how much I loved Le Mans! Thanks for the reminder!
	9:20am mariano: To each his own, Handy. I really liked Nigel Terry as Mortimer. Hey Phillippe, David and YETI BOB. David, wouldn't that have been "Edward IV"?
	9:21am Linda Lee: @Phillippe ~ Francisco de Goya's 'Fight With Cudgels' ..?
	9:22am YETI BOB: It was bad enough when we had BUSH beans!
	9:23am Trouble: today is anita brookner's birthday: fabulous novelist. I love so many of her books www.theparisreview.org...
	9:23am Linda Lee: Happy Birthday to the totally wonderful Anita Brookner!
	9:24am Dances with Moomins: thoROUGHly mOdERn TuRKu with you on today's journey. Cheers Trouble & Moderns
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Executive Branch Sells Out ...& other Pop Art Politicians - Thanks for your incomparable Leadership in these critical Times.
	9:26am Trouble: howdy @stu!
	9:27am Trouble: my pleasure @ revrabbit
	9:28am YETI BOB: @Trouble: I do not know Anita Brookner. What's a good title to start with?
	9:28am Phillippe Bastille: @LL umm, maybe??
	9:29am Lixiviated Life: @Linda Lee Well... I'll be! Long time, no see
	9:29am Irene Trudel: Hey Trouble! Unfortunately our friends decided to cancel the house. This would've been our first stay in Jamestown, which I'm really sad about. Normally we've found houses in Narragansett. Looks like no other vacation plans either.
	9:29am Ken From Hyde Park: Welp, Sheep and Wool 2020 has been cancelled. www.sheepandwool.com They say there will be some virtual event, presumably with cyber sheep.
	9:30am dave wuz here: mr airplane man- best blues band in the charles river delta
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dreamt of by Androids presumably KenfHP.
	9:31am Irene Trudel: Ohhh Nooooo! I love the Sheep & Wool Fest.But we should've know that would be the case, Ken.
	9:32am steveo: Good morning! I've been sitting here for 20 minutes working and it finally occurred to me that I couldn't tell what day it was from the music coming out of the radio :) I must have just missed the Hardy :) Enjoying!
	9:33am BnowB: Trouble keeping me sane with the good vibe music. (gratitude)
	9:33am ZeeBee: Goodmorning Trouble and friends! So happy to be here.
	9:35am Handy Haversack: (To be clear, Mariano, I was referring to a movie that doesn't, er, exist. As such. Not actual Edward-tending films.)
	9:36am TDK60: Good morning.
	9:37am Roberto: I was going to say that really sounded like 79.5. I guess the accu-list ain't so accu at the moment.
	9:38am Lixiviated Life: @ Trouble, Everyone in my house enjoys the french / bird song thing you play. Can you please let me know the name of the recording?
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I knew Edward Tending. Edward Tending was a friend of mine. You Sir are no Edward Tending.
	9:38am Handy Haversack: 79.5 didn't make the playlist? Hey, TDK60!
	9:40am mariano: Oh, I see, Handy, lol. I shouldn't attempt human interaction before my first cup of coffee.
	9:40am George in Bushwick: The cat is bugging out at the birds on the radio!
	9:41am Handy Haversack: And I should remember that it's hard to stick the landing with Edward Scissorhands jokes.
	9:41am TDK60: Morning Handy.
	9:42am Trouble: thanks handy, i am having trouble with typing in the info and then the conncetion to the accu site fails. ugh...
	9:43am Roberto: I'm surprised my kitties don't ever react to Trouble's bed birds.
	9:44am Handy Haversack: Our cats ignore it, too, but they are jaded and world-weary. Don't worry, Trouble -- all the sounds are just right! You're connecting in all the best ways.
	9:46am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Is Bagpipe listening more attentively?
	9:48am Cp304: is this the song the girl in spaceballs was singing?
	9:48am Priscilla: funky bagpipes!
	9:48am Handy Haversack: Ha, Phillippe, I just said: "He's preaching about you!" This is excellent. I hope Larry Kirwan is listening.
	9:49am Trouble: sorry @ lixivateed life: i don't have that record in front of me, i am dj'ing from digital files since i am dj'ing from home. i can't remember the name of the narrator. Maybe passaic river blues can tell us?
	9:49am john the g: seriously. i thought i hated bagpipes in all forms, but this is really good
	9:49am YETI BOB: @Trouble: Do you have an Anita Brookner recommendation?
	9:49am steveo: great track -- could be a gateway drug, john g
	9:49am dave wuz here: the singing haggis
	9:49am henry: i have to jump on here and say thanks for the pipes! this is great
	9:50am Roberto: Rufus's contemporaries must have thought he was right loony for picking up the bagpipes. Damn if he didn't rock it.
	9:52am Jim the Poet: Turn the bag pipe solo all the way up
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pipes are grand ...if someone really knows how to play them. A good friend does - has to make his own reeds & everything. Not a trivial pursuit.
	9:56am Trouble: www.theguardian.com...
	9:56am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Sound has dropped out a few times
	9:57am Trouble: yeti bob: it's hard for me to pick one. hotel du lac won the booker prize, tif that helps
	9:58am Handy Haversack: The National Bagpipe Museum in Glasgow is well worth spending many hours in. Word of advice: make it clear to your partner in advance that you might spend many hours in it.
	9:58am Trouble: how are you listening? @dumdum...
	10:00am Roberto: Now Trouble, there's no need to resort to name-calling our listeners.
	10:00am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: streaming internet
	10:01am Handy Haversack: I have noticed some dropouts on the Popup player, too. But it's been solid for the past few minutes. Ha, just when I hit "Post," it dropped again for a second.
	10:01am Really. Lisa.: Trouble, same here... audio just dropped for a sec, listening on internet.
	10:01am YETI BOB: @Trouble: Thanks! I'll check it out. Have to start somewhere with new authors, even if it's not their "best" or most famous work
	10:01am Roberto: Same. I had assumed it was just my laptop being a turd as usual.
	10:03am Heidee: Hi Trouble, hi everyone. A continued good morning to all. Trouble, thank you so much for your lovely music. This is food for my soul.
	10:03am YETI BOB: here's our Meg for the morning! hooray
	10:03am Slaboch: Aw thanks for sharing Trouble!
	10:04am still b/p: Goya's "Fight With Cudgels" mentioned a while ago. That image is in my phone photos. I don't remember where I got it, but I think I acquired it to show it to someone else as analogous to the behavior of others at the time. Was it characters in personal or political sphere? Can't recall. But SOOOOOOOO often relevant.
	10:04am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Garcia and Hunter would have approved this version, no doubt
	10:04am βrian: Typo, fwiw: "La Femme Parallel"
	10:04am Trouble: i alerted matt warwick about the drop out problem. hopefully it's not on my end
	10:05am PaulRobeson1920: To lay me down, one last time
	10:05am PaulRobeson1920: To be here with you... wow
	10:07am mariano: Although, βrian, Thievery Corp messes that one up, should be "Parallèle". Oh pedantry, sweet pedantry, my comfort and my validator...
	10:07am Matt Warwick: Heeeeey everyone! If you heard a drop out, can you let me know where you're listening from?
	10:08am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Arlington, VA
	10:08am mariano: It's all been good on the web stream for me, no drops. New Orleans, if that has any bearing.
	10:09am ?: 8:45ish in LIC
	10:09am TDK60: New Orleans has some bearing.
	10:09am Handy Haversack: Matt, Popup player, North Brooklyn, NYC.
	10:09am YETI BOB: @Matt: Listening in Chicago, RCN fiber internet. It's usually rock-solid, has been spott all morning. I fided the problem by increasing buffering in my player, but for people using the popup player I don't think that's an optio
	10:09am Really. Lisa.: Central NJ, w/in the past 10 mins a coupla quick drops
	10:10am xtrakrispy: Hey Matt, I'm listening via TuneIn in Lower Manhattan. I had 2 dropouts at least.
	10:10am YETI BOB: ugh, fixed the problem
	10:10am TDK60: I missed the dropouts as I was in the shower. Darn!
	10:11am βrian: Dropouts in Madison, WI. Seems stable now?
	10:12am Handy Haversack: Do you play through VLC, Yeti Bob?
	10:12am mariano: Yes TDK60 - and a rather portly bearing at that ;)
	10:13am Roberto: That replacement statue in Bristol has since been removed by the town.
	10:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Matt listening from France, internet live stream
	10:13am Joko: That statue has been taken down already.
	10:13am karlward: www.nytimes.com...
	10:14am YETI BOB: Handy: I play via a shell script that calls mpg123 (and prints the song titles on my terminal)
	10:15am TDK60: I was in Bristol 2 years back. What a great city. Large music scene and lots of radicals.
	10:15am sandye renz: Unfortunately protester statue in Bristol taken down already.
	10:15am Heidee: elevating
	10:16am YETI BOB: @Trouble: The thought of things getting better is always in the room, if I am in the room. And same goes for you, I'm sure.
	10:16am Stevel: Trouble: You are an inspiring voice for change and reflection. Thank you.
	10:17am Trouble: thanks stevel, yeti bob. daring to be optimistic, that's my middle name...
	10:17am Handy Haversack: Yeti Bob, ha, I should have known I was in over my head!
	10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I do believe there are more of us - even if it's not what is on the camera frame this minute. Being Liberal by definition means being more tolerant of diverse views - so our challenge is making a united front for our effective power.
	10:22am YETI BOB: @HH: Oh, its not too complicated. you have to get the .PLS file from the website, then just: mpg123 -b 1024 -@ WFMU.pls the -b 1024 is what made the skips go away for me - or else the problem was fixed upstream. hard to know. I have a little more scripting to handle show & song titles but the player command is really simple.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which doesn't mean there shouldn't be Trouble. :)
	10:23am YETI BOB: vlc may have some control over the buffering too? i don't have it at my fingertips.
	10:25am Meesalikeu: there are more of us. by far. remember much of the commentary in the internet is fake. for one thing, there are large foreign sponsored military teams promoting dissention and dispair in the usa and elsewhere to gaslight you. so don’t buy into anything without yr own wider research.
	10:26am Trouble: thank you for that reminder Meesalikeu. indeed, know your sources, now more than ever
	10:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I fall victim too easily to those who profit from outrage - all the Mark Hurst social media territory.
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I reckon Politics is where our Ideals collide with the Game of Power - @ 90°s. It's ugly. & it's obvious whose direction is more likely to be diverted - & who will suffer more damage from impact. But - I still believe our momentum should not ever be underestimated!
	10:33am dougseidel: I need to feel outraged, and also not lose myself in that.
	10:34am Meesalikeu: exactly. there is profit in outrage. but the 95% doing the right thing and doing good goes unnoticed, even by mainstream media. this reminds me, i need to dip back into john krasinski’s some good news videocasts for a boost lol.
	10:34am redbee: When I tried to look up Sound Technologies on apple music, the top result was something called "Dog Music: Relax My Dog Music & Dog Music Dreams"
	10:35am Meesalikeu: i better get back to work now. great toonz and set today. mouse on mars is underrated.
	10:36am dougseidel: my dogs could not possibly more relaxed - they are like syrup
	10:36am Trouble: you can find sound technologies on bandcamp, might be under wollesonic, that is where i bought it. it's a kenny wolleson project
	10:36am ranjit: redbee - my dog is angry all the time so I should probably download that album.
	10:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chaos Theory says large Systems can be greatly altered by small changes in Input - especially if they are periodic - & persistent !
	10:37am redbee: Thanks Trouble, you answered what was going to be my next question—where do I find those lovely (non-dog-related) sounds @ranjit: who's to say the dog dreams won't be angry ones??
	10:39am YETI BOB: RevRab: Lots of physics metaphors - collisions, momentum, chaos... good metaphors but sadly politics is not physics. (If it were, I'd be good at it!)
	10:42am Ike: I don't recall hearing any drop-outs so far this morning. Listening via 91.1 FM.
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Yeti: It is a chaotic system!
	10:42am TDK60: I feel I get an at least decent sense of events. I mostly avoid mainstream news, read radical/alternative sources (where profit is minimal!). Try to see foreign press too.
	10:42am ami ad: A New Album Turns The Sound Of Endangered Birds Into Electronic Music. NPR report. "A Guide To The Bird Song". Chirp.
	10:44am still b/p: Hostilities and characteriizations over who or which side is listening/not listening, tolerant/intolerant, cancelling/not cancelling can seem quite like Francisco's cudgel swingers. And can get into confounding spirals, even on one "side"....a large group submits a letter to Harper's on justice and tolerating diverse views, then other figures challenge the posture, politics or premise of the writers or signers, and some original signers disavow it... It's the marketplace of ideas -- good. But sure can git trying and tangled. Speaking of believing internet biz, people fell for the big Twitter-hack scam yesterday and sent money to prominent figures thinking they'd get the promised double-money or bitcoin back! Shouldn't be surprising, but forehead still takes a slap.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: This is so good! Great show today, Trouble. Unfortunately, I have to go fight the good fight in a lousy way -- virtual meeting. I doubt I will make it back by 12. Thanks for the excellent excellent sounds and words today.
	10:48am mariano: redbee (@10:34): Years ago at work I was tasked with sourcing a bunch of logos for certain Brazilian snack and soft-drink brands. One of these brands had the name Sensações. So, like an idiot, I type "Sensações Brazil" into Google, and there followed what I can only describe as an avalanche of asses. Now, this was an open-office environment, and my spontaneous reaction was to let out a yelp, jump up, and hug my monitor till I unplugged it. I frantically called IT to assure them I wasn't looking at Brazilian asses on company time.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Its not by accident that Investigative Reporting has been defunded, dismantled - in fact vilified. Converesely Billy Bragg is Commenting on New Media & Youth - & a culture gap of ACCOUNTABILITY. Pardon the emphasis - but it's a critical word.
	10:50am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Do you know that you apparently have birds and a French man in your place?
	10:50am mariano: See you later, Handy.
	10:51am Handy Haversack: Before I go: apex-magazine.com... Rosetta Tharp and Memphis Minnie defeat racist history by singing at alien fungus. Worth the read!
	10:52am βrian: Mon chat fait attention à ces chantes d'oiseaux.
	10:52am David (in London): Mariano, I few years our company firewall went on the blink. I was chatting to the IT Director in the wake of its resuscitation, and the volume of porn that had apparently been downloaded in the meantime was truly Biblical.
	10:53am βrian: But isn't all porn biblical?
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just say Know.
	10:54am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: The Corinthians did love their porn
	10:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Trouble, and listeners, I forgot to say hello earlier, sorry, my bad. I don't always comment on shows I listen to, or that would be the only thing I could get done during daytime
	10:57am mariano: David: Lol! When the cat's away, the mice will download porn.
	10:58am David (in London): Bootygrabbers 3 states explicitly "Breach not thine firewall, elsewise a tribunal of employment wilst surely befall thee."
	10:58am David (in London): Hi Sylvia
	11:01am dougseidel: trouble you are a good dj today
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Wife Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Ass Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Wife's Ass
	11:03am redbee: @mariano Avalanche of Asses & Dreaming Dogs. I really hope that search algorithms never get it right! (just... maybe some fair warning while we're at work)
	11:04am David (in London): This is poptastic.
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aye.
	11:06am Itzall Hear: Good morning Trouble. I love Herbal Purt!
	11:09am thriftstoreleather: this is great!
	11:11am sugarwolf: I had been getting myself used to the idea that sheep and wool was going to be cancelled well before they announced it. That and the Renaissance Faire.
	11:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): @David (in London) Hi!
	11:13am Trouble: @sugarwolf:i am very sad about sheep and wool, it's going to hurt a lot once october comes...
	11:16am redbee: One of my colleagues had been so excited about her upcoming first Rhinebeck visit that she asked all the way back in February if she could carpool with me in October. It'll be a tough autumn without it to look forward to!
	11:16am Trouble: not one to keep up on the foolishness that the resident in the WH partakes in, i just found out that if you need a fine fine latinx food company i recommend La Morena. Of course making your own mole is also an option. just ask dj icepack...
	11:16am sugarwolf: Trouble: I did get one of the special Maryland Sheep and Wool colors from Miss Babs online. Whoo no lines!
	11:18am sugarwolf: Aww, redbee how disappointing for you and your colleague! :(:(
	11:21am YETI BOB: a few rough spots on the internet stream just a second ago
	11:21am xtrakrispy: Just dropped out on TuneIn.
	11:21am mariano: Just had a transmission hiccup fyi. Pretty big thunderstorm outside though, so might be on my end.
	11:21am redbee: @sugarwolf I really feel for the vendors! I'm sure they count on these festivals so much. Hopefully they'll figure out a fun way to get online sales, like you mentioned
	11:22am Trouble: looks like everything is fine on our end, via my convo with matt about the dropouts. so it is an internet thang
	11:24am TDK60: Definitely boycotting Goya which is prominent in local supermarkets; large Latinx community here. (NYC)
	11:24am YETI BOB: @trouble: right - you had reports from FM listeners that there were no hiccups - that proves connection from you to WFMU is fine.
	11:25am David (in London): Getting a few small patches of drop-out here in London. Nothing serious, but the odd couple of seconds here and there.
	11:26am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: i lost all sound
	11:26am YETI BOB: going to put on some LPs for a while and let the network have a rest. god knows i love this show but the glitchy vibe ain't doing it for me right now.
	11:27am ami ad: Listening on the air,no drop outs on the trouble show,but many on the wake show.
	11:27am mariano: Web stream just dropped out for me.
	11:28am mariano: Closed and reopened the pop-up player, all good now.
	11:30am dug: havent listened to tricky in years. nice to hear again. and a new album no less.
	11:33am TDK60: Tricky, another Bristol musician, I think living in Berlin now. [?]
	11:38am K in Chicago: Listening to the pop-up player for the last few minutes (since tricky) has been nice and smooth.
	11:41am nickybones: i switched to mobile app because pop-up player was acting up a bit for a while.
	11:41am Trouble: are you dancing, people?
	11:41am ami ad: Where is a drop out when you need one?
	11:42am K in Chicago: Head bobbing and butt-dancing in my chair, and smiling. Thanks T!
	11:43am David (in London): Now Allen Toussaint is in the house I'm chair-bopping a-plenty.
	11:43am Ike: 91.1 still solid, no problems.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goin' South
	11:45am K in Chicago: Oooh
	11:46am mariano: Allen Toussaint's piano and voice cover of Paul Simon's "American Tune" is a solid contender for new national anthem.
	11:46am Yes: hello all
	11:46am thriftstoreleather: oh yeah :)
	11:48am David (in London): mariano, I had the rare pleasure of seeing Toussaint play here in London in 2006. In a cream double-breasted suit, he was cool as ice. Hit after bloomin' hit. I was whistling 'Southern Nights' for about a month afterwards. Damn, I'm glad I seized that opportunity.
	11:48am redbee: this version vs. The Space Lady's classic cover? tough call
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: This is not the version that Marty McSorley plays. Still good, though.
	11:50am Rob W: Better call Sol?
	11:52am Hubig Pie: I'm partial to the YLT lounge-y version of BTFWYG
	11:53am David (in London): Thanks Trouble, great show today.
	11:53am TDK60: Merci Trouble.
	11:54am ami ad: Toda Trouble.
	11:54am mariano: Sounds like an amazing show, David. Hubig: yeah, that version is great. Thank you Trouble and crew, take care everyone.
	11:55am Really. Lisa.: Thank you for the lovely show, Trouble. Btw, I second (or third?) the request for name(s) of the French narrated birdsong record(s). (overuse of parenthesis.. stopping now) Peace, all.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening! see you next week!
	11:57am thriftstoreleather: thank you Trouble :)
	11:58am thriftstoreleather: best groove of all time!
	12:00pm still b/p: Veryyy good music for late tax preparing! Thank you!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 16, 2020

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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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July 16, 2020: the silence had lengthened

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
nu seeka	the spook "the spook" by "nu seeka"			Single	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
a space for sound	side A moka only-in the moment	sound bath mixtape v 1			*	0:05:51 (Pop-up)
simon fisher turner	how blue sky was	Caravaggio 1610: Original Soundtrack of the Derek Jarman Film				0:07:43 (Pop-up)
chapelier fou	darling, darling darling	chapelier fou				0:10:22 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	peut-etre que je t'aime	la maison ou j'ai grandi				0:14:23 (Pop-up)
le mans	no me abrumes, amor "no me abrumes, amor" by "le mans"	Aqui Vivia Yo				0:16:27 (Pop-up)
Thievery Corporation	la femme paralell	radio retatliation				0:21:50 (Pop-up)
susumu yokota	breeze "breeze" by "susumu yokota"	mother				0:23:19 (Pop-up)
mr. airplane man	no place to go "no place to go" by "mr. airplane man"			Single		0:26:14 (Pop-up)
79.5	wavy "wavy" by "79.5"	predictions				0:39:42 (Pop-up)

ela stiles	silence "silence" by "ela stiles"	midnight meditations v/a	chapter music		*	0:39:16 (Pop-up)
rufus harley	Nobody Knows the Trouble Us People is Done Seen	re-creation of the gods				0:43:23 (Pop-up)
yoshiko sai	spring "spring" by "yoshiko sai"	stowaway				0:52:25 (Pop-up)
the durutti column	hommage to martinu	lips that would kiss				0:55:58 (Pop-up)
savath & savalas	olhas "olhas" by "savath & savalas"	golden pollen				0:58:41 (Pop-up)
meg baird	to lay me down "to lay me down" by "meg baird"	The Storehouse Presents..A Bandcamp Compilation v/a			*	1:00:15 (Pop-up)

simon fisher turner	i love you more than my eyes	caravaggieo 1610				1:13:11 (Pop-up)
harold land	ode to angela "ode to angela" by "harold land"	a new shade of blue				1:18:14 (Pop-up)
sound technologies	grounding "grounding" by "sound technologies"		wollesonic		*	1:23:46 (Pop-up)
mouse on mars	kompod "kompod" by "mouse on mars"	iaora tahiti				1:29:23 (Pop-up)
N'sani N'sani	smail chaoui "smail chaoui" by "N'sani N'sani"	1970's Algerian Folk and Pop v/a				1:33:14 (Pop-up)
jennifer lara	i am in love "i am in love" by "jennifer lara"	studio one women the original v/a				1:37:36 (Pop-up)
elza soares	cadeira vazia "cadeira vazia" by "elza soares"	a bossa negra				1:41:00 (Pop-up)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe and the sammy price trio	Up Above My Head I Hear Music In the Air					1:44:18 (Pop-up)

directors	so fly "so fly" by "directors"					1:52:34 (Pop-up)
The Clientele	i wonder who we are	bonfires on the heath				1:55:33 (Pop-up)
tahiti 80	the train "the train" by "tahiti 80"	wallpaper for the soul				1:59:38 (Pop-up)
herb alpert	rotation "rotation" by "herb alpert"					2:02:40 (Pop-up)
schadaraparr	N.I.C.E Guy (nice guitar dub)	Oto No Wa: Selected Sounds of Japan (1988-2018)				2:08:24 (Pop-up)
loyal lobos	si te portas mal (be bad)			Single	*	2:12:40 (Pop-up)
oby onyioha	enjoy your life "enjoy your life" by "oby onyioha"	i want to feel your love				2:16:59 (Pop-up)
lawrence kim	the end of good work	messenger			*	2:22:19 (Pop-up)
tricky	fall please "fall please" by "tricky"			Single	*	2:25:48 (Pop-up)
romare	the river ( edit) "the river ( edit)" by "romare"	the river			*	2:28:18 (Pop-up)
common ground	dark soul "dark soul" by "common ground"	dj kicks: kid loco v/a				2:31:49 (Pop-up)
pete rodriguez	i like it like that ( uproot andy remix)	i like it like that			*	2:36:32 (Pop-up)
allen toussaint	goin' down "goin' down" by "allen toussaint"	What It Is! Funky Soul And Rare Grooves: 1967-1977 v/a				2:40:32 (Pop-up)
J-Felix	Be Thankful For What You Got feat Sol Goodman	be thankful EP			*	2:43:01 (Pop-up)
michael washington	little girl "little girl" by "michael washington"	Home Schooled: The ABCs Of Kid Soul v/a				2:48:08 (Pop-up)

les serges	requiem pour un con "requiem pour un con" by "les serges"	1				2:54:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am MikeG: Here comes trouble..
	9:01am David (in London): Good day Troubadours.
	9:02am Trouble: gooood morning thursday people!
	9:02am deborah: Continued good morning!
	9:02am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	9:02am wizard frog: nice windows
	9:03am Trouble: a fab article about today's artist atop of the accuplaylist page: ocula.com...
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:04am MikeG: It looks like Stanley Kubrick took that photo.
	9:04am ratso: Hi Trouble. nice groove.
	9:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Drums along the Hudson. Morning tribe.
	9:05am Really. Lisa.: Hi Trouble and all. Settling in to the back row.
	9:06am Threemoons: Goood morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers.
	9:06am Binky: jeez, steal from Throbbing Gristle much? Or is it Chris & Cosey
	9:07am Waters7: Cool beginning
	9:08am Linda Lee: beautiful! good morning!
	9:08am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:08am melinda: Morning everyone!
	9:09am Linda Lee: hi melinda! :-)
	9:11am mariano: Hi Trouble, crew, folks. "Caravaggio" is well worth a watch. "Edward II" too (excuse the pun).
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Edward Tutuhands was an odd movie, Mariano. I couldn't get into it.
	9:13am David (in London): Hey Handy, Rev, Lisa, ami ad, melinda, mariano. Greetings to all you grooviest of cats.
	9:14am Irene Trudel: Beautiful sounds to start our morning, Trouble! I especially liked that Simon Fisher Turner tune.
	9:14am David (in London): mariano, I think I preferred 'Edward I: A New Hope'.
	9:14am Really. Lisa.: David (iL), hope all is as well as can be.
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning all! I have a morning littered with phone calls but I'm here until then. @Really. Lisa. Save me the back row seat by the door...
	9:14am YETI BOB: Good morning to the Troubled! 3Moons, D(iL), Handy, mariano, melinda, RevRab.... nice to see all the familiar faces here. MikeG: I agree - that does look very Kubrickian.
	9:15am Trouble: good morning irene! thanks. will you still go to jamestown this year even though the folk fest is cancelled? lots of crickets in jamestown
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Morning, Phillippe, David, Yeti Bob! This really is the happening spot.
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL, Handy, Linda Lee, mariano, RR63, melinda, and everyone else.
	9:16am bore in suffern: good morning Trouble!
	9:16am Linda Lee: Hi Phillippe!
	9:16am David (in London): Hey Phillippe! Yeti Bob! Probably not quite enough toilets in it for SK.
	9:17am Trouble: hola @ emily7
	9:17am Really. Lisa.: Phillippe B, seat held!
	9:18am Linda Lee: ah good! music for the heart! necessary!
	9:18am ami ad: @David(in London):Hi.
	9:19am Phillippe Bastille: I have 2 cans of Goya black beans, a can of Goya garbanzos, and the restaurant-size container of Goya adobo. Anyone have something you want me to take on my trip to the food pantry?
	9:19am Linda Lee: another perfect set on the way. look out.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goya Goya Gone
	9:20am Nicole: Oh wow! I forgot how much I loved Le Mans! Thanks for the reminder!
	9:20am mariano: To each his own, Handy. I really liked Nigel Terry as Mortimer. Hey Phillippe, David and YETI BOB. David, wouldn't that have been "Edward IV"?
	9:21am Linda Lee: @Phillippe ~ Francisco de Goya's 'Fight With Cudgels' ..?
	9:22am YETI BOB: It was bad enough when we had BUSH beans!
	9:23am Trouble: today is anita brookner's birthday: fabulous novelist. I love so many of her books www.theparisreview.org...
	9:23am Linda Lee: Happy Birthday to the totally wonderful Anita Brookner!
	9:24am Dances with Moomins: thoROUGHly mOdERn TuRKu with you on today's journey. Cheers Trouble & Moderns
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Executive Branch Sells Out ...& other Pop Art Politicians - Thanks for your incomparable Leadership in these critical Times.
	9:26am Trouble: howdy @stu!
	9:27am Trouble: my pleasure @ revrabbit
	9:28am YETI BOB: @Trouble: I do not know Anita Brookner. What's a good title to start with?
	9:28am Phillippe Bastille: @LL umm, maybe??
	9:29am Lixiviated Life: @Linda Lee Well... I'll be! Long time, no see
	9:29am Irene Trudel: Hey Trouble! Unfortunately our friends decided to cancel the house. This would've been our first stay in Jamestown, which I'm really sad about. Normally we've found houses in Narragansett. Looks like no other vacation plans either.
	9:29am Ken From Hyde Park: Welp, Sheep and Wool 2020 has been cancelled. www.sheepandwool.com They say there will be some virtual event, presumably with cyber sheep.
	9:30am dave wuz here: mr airplane man- best blues band in the charles river delta
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dreamt of by Androids presumably KenfHP.
	9:31am Irene Trudel: Ohhh Nooooo! I love the Sheep & Wool Fest.But we should've know that would be the case, Ken.
	9:32am steveo: Good morning! I've been sitting here for 20 minutes working and it finally occurred to me that I couldn't tell what day it was from the music coming out of the radio :) I must have just missed the Hardy :) Enjoying!
	9:33am BnowB: Trouble keeping me sane with the good vibe music. (gratitude)
	9:33am ZeeBee: Goodmorning Trouble and friends! So happy to be here.
	9:35am Handy Haversack: (To be clear, Mariano, I was referring to a movie that doesn't, er, exist. As such. Not actual Edward-tending films.)
	9:36am TDK60: Good morning.
	9:37am Roberto: I was going to say that really sounded like 79.5. I guess the accu-list ain't so accu at the moment.
	9:38am Lixiviated Life: @ Trouble, Everyone in my house enjoys the french / bird song thing you play. Can you please let me know the name of the recording?
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I knew Edward Tending. Edward Tending was a friend of mine. You Sir are no Edward Tending.
	9:38am Handy Haversack: 79.5 didn't make the playlist? Hey, TDK60!
	9:40am mariano: Oh, I see, Handy, lol. I shouldn't attempt human interaction before my first cup of coffee.
	9:40am George in Bushwick: The cat is bugging out at the birds on the radio!
	9:41am Handy Haversack: And I should remember that it's hard to stick the landing with Edward Scissorhands jokes.
	9:41am TDK60: Morning Handy.
	9:42am Trouble: thanks handy, i am having trouble with typing in the info and then the conncetion to the accu site fails. ugh...
	9:43am Roberto: I'm surprised my kitties don't ever react to Trouble's bed birds.
	9:44am Handy Haversack: Our cats ignore it, too, but they are jaded and world-weary. Don't worry, Trouble -- all the sounds are just right! You're connecting in all the best ways.
	9:46am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Is Bagpipe listening more attentively?
	9:48am Cp304: is this the song the girl in spaceballs was singing?
	9:48am Priscilla: funky bagpipes!
	9:48am Handy Haversack: Ha, Phillippe, I just said: "He's preaching about you!" This is excellent. I hope Larry Kirwan is listening.
	9:49am Trouble: sorry @ lixivateed life: i don't have that record in front of me, i am dj'ing from digital files since i am dj'ing from home. i can't remember the name of the narrator. Maybe passaic river blues can tell us?
	9:49am john the g: seriously. i thought i hated bagpipes in all forms, but this is really good
	9:49am YETI BOB: @Trouble: Do you have an Anita Brookner recommendation?
	9:49am steveo: great track -- could be a gateway drug, john g
	9:49am dave wuz here: the singing haggis
	9:49am henry: i have to jump on here and say thanks for the pipes! this is great
	9:50am Roberto: Rufus's contemporaries must have thought he was right loony for picking up the bagpipes. Damn if he didn't rock it.
	9:52am Jim the Poet: Turn the bag pipe solo all the way up
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pipes are grand ...if someone really knows how to play them. A good friend does - has to make his own reeds & everything. Not a trivial pursuit.
	9:56am Trouble: www.theguardian.com...
	9:56am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Sound has dropped out a few times
	9:57am Trouble: yeti bob: it's hard for me to pick one. hotel du lac won the booker prize, tif that helps
	9:58am Handy Haversack: The National Bagpipe Museum in Glasgow is well worth spending many hours in. Word of advice: make it clear to your partner in advance that you might spend many hours in it.
	9:58am Trouble: how are you listening? @dumdum...
	10:00am Roberto: Now Trouble, there's no need to resort to name-calling our listeners.
	10:00am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: streaming internet
	10:01am Handy Haversack: I have noticed some dropouts on the Popup player, too. But it's been solid for the past few minutes. Ha, just when I hit "Post," it dropped again for a second.
	10:01am Really. Lisa.: Trouble, same here... audio just dropped for a sec, listening on internet.
	10:01am YETI BOB: @Trouble: Thanks! I'll check it out. Have to start somewhere with new authors, even if it's not their "best" or most famous work
	10:01am Roberto: Same. I had assumed it was just my laptop being a turd as usual.
	10:03am Heidee: Hi Trouble, hi everyone. A continued good morning to all. Trouble, thank you so much for your lovely music. This is food for my soul.
	10:03am YETI BOB: here's our Meg for the morning! hooray
	10:03am Slaboch: Aw thanks for sharing Trouble!
	10:04am still b/p: Goya's "Fight With Cudgels" mentioned a while ago. That image is in my phone photos. I don't remember where I got it, but I think I acquired it to show it to someone else as analogous to the behavior of others at the time. Was it characters in personal or political sphere? Can't recall. But SOOOOOOOO often relevant.
	10:04am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Garcia and Hunter would have approved this version, no doubt
	10:04am βrian: Typo, fwiw: "La Femme Parallel"
	10:04am Trouble: i alerted matt warwick about the drop out problem. hopefully it's not on my end
	10:05am PaulRobeson1920: To lay me down, one last time
	10:05am PaulRobeson1920: To be here with you... wow
	10:07am mariano: Although, βrian, Thievery Corp messes that one up, should be "Parallèle". Oh pedantry, sweet pedantry, my comfort and my validator...
	10:07am Matt Warwick: Heeeeey everyone! If you heard a drop out, can you let me know where you're listening from?
	10:08am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Arlington, VA
	10:08am mariano: It's all been good on the web stream for me, no drops. New Orleans, if that has any bearing.
	10:09am ?: 8:45ish in LIC
	10:09am TDK60: New Orleans has some bearing.
	10:09am Handy Haversack: Matt, Popup player, North Brooklyn, NYC.
	10:09am YETI BOB: @Matt: Listening in Chicago, RCN fiber internet. It's usually rock-solid, has been spott all morning. I fided the problem by increasing buffering in my player, but for people using the popup player I don't think that's an optio
	10:09am Really. Lisa.: Central NJ, w/in the past 10 mins a coupla quick drops
	10:10am xtrakrispy: Hey Matt, I'm listening via TuneIn in Lower Manhattan. I had 2 dropouts at least.
	10:10am YETI BOB: ugh, fixed the problem
	10:10am TDK60: I missed the dropouts as I was in the shower. Darn!
	10:11am βrian: Dropouts in Madison, WI. Seems stable now?
	10:12am Handy Haversack: Do you play through VLC, Yeti Bob?
	10:12am mariano: Yes TDK60 - and a rather portly bearing at that ;)
	10:13am Roberto: That replacement statue in Bristol has since been removed by the town.
	10:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Matt listening from France, internet live stream
	10:13am Joko: That statue has been taken down already.
	10:13am karlward: www.nytimes.com...
	10:14am YETI BOB: Handy: I play via a shell script that calls mpg123 (and prints the song titles on my terminal)
	10:15am TDK60: I was in Bristol 2 years back. What a great city. Large music scene and lots of radicals.
	10:15am sandye renz: Unfortunately protester statue in Bristol taken down already.
	10:15am Heidee: elevating
	10:16am YETI BOB: @Trouble: The thought of things getting better is always in the room, if I am in the room. And same goes for you, I'm sure.
	10:16am Stevel: Trouble: You are an inspiring voice for change and reflection. Thank you.
	10:17am Trouble: thanks stevel, yeti bob. daring to be optimistic, that's my middle name...
	10:17am Handy Haversack: Yeti Bob, ha, I should have known I was in over my head!
	10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I do believe there are more of us - even if it's not what is on the camera frame this minute. Being Liberal by definition means being more tolerant of diverse views - so our challenge is making a united front for our effective power.
	10:22am YETI BOB: @HH: Oh, its not too complicated. you have to get the .PLS file from the website, then just: mpg123 -b 1024 -@ WFMU.pls the -b 1024 is what made the skips go away for me - or else the problem was fixed upstream. hard to know. I have a little more scripting to handle show & song titles but the player command is really simple.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which doesn't mean there shouldn't be Trouble. :)
	10:23am YETI BOB: vlc may have some control over the buffering too? i don't have it at my fingertips.
	10:25am Meesalikeu: there are more of us. by far. remember much of the commentary in the internet is fake. for one thing, there are large foreign sponsored military teams promoting dissention and dispair in the usa and elsewhere to gaslight you. so don’t buy into anything without yr own wider research.
	10:26am Trouble: thank you for that reminder Meesalikeu. indeed, know your sources, now more than ever
	10:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I fall victim too easily to those who profit from outrage - all the Mark Hurst social media territory.
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I reckon Politics is where our Ideals collide with the Game of Power - @ 90°s. It's ugly. & it's obvious whose direction is more likely to be diverted - & who will suffer more damage from impact. But - I still believe our momentum should not ever be underestimated!
	10:33am dougseidel: I need to feel outraged, and also not lose myself in that.
	10:34am Meesalikeu: exactly. there is profit in outrage. but the 95% doing the right thing and doing good goes unnoticed, even by mainstream media. this reminds me, i need to dip back into john krasinski’s some good news videocasts for a boost lol.
	10:34am redbee: When I tried to look up Sound Technologies on apple music, the top result was something called "Dog Music: Relax My Dog Music & Dog Music Dreams"
	10:35am Meesalikeu: i better get back to work now. great toonz and set today. mouse on mars is underrated.
	10:36am dougseidel: my dogs could not possibly more relaxed - they are like syrup
	10:36am Trouble: you can find sound technologies on bandcamp, might be under wollesonic, that is where i bought it. it's a kenny wolleson project
	10:36am ranjit: redbee - my dog is angry all the time so I should probably download that album.
	10:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chaos Theory says large Systems can be greatly altered by small changes in Input - especially if they are periodic - & persistent !
	10:37am redbee: Thanks Trouble, you answered what was going to be my next question—where do I find those lovely (non-dog-related) sounds @ranjit: who's to say the dog dreams won't be angry ones??
	10:39am YETI BOB: RevRab: Lots of physics metaphors - collisions, momentum, chaos... good metaphors but sadly politics is not physics. (If it were, I'd be good at it!)
	10:42am Ike: I don't recall hearing any drop-outs so far this morning. Listening via 91.1 FM.
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Yeti: It is a chaotic system!
	10:42am TDK60: I feel I get an at least decent sense of events. I mostly avoid mainstream news, read radical/alternative sources (where profit is minimal!). Try to see foreign press too.
	10:42am ami ad: A New Album Turns The Sound Of Endangered Birds Into Electronic Music. NPR report. "A Guide To The Bird Song". Chirp.
	10:44am still b/p: Hostilities and characteriizations over who or which side is listening/not listening, tolerant/intolerant, cancelling/not cancelling can seem quite like Francisco's cudgel swingers. And can get into confounding spirals, even on one "side"....a large group submits a letter to Harper's on justice and tolerating diverse views, then other figures challenge the posture, politics or premise of the writers or signers, and some original signers disavow it... It's the marketplace of ideas -- good. But sure can git trying and tangled. Speaking of believing internet biz, people fell for the big Twitter-hack scam yesterday and sent money to prominent figures thinking they'd get the promised double-money or bitcoin back! Shouldn't be surprising, but forehead still takes a slap.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: This is so good! Great show today, Trouble. Unfortunately, I have to go fight the good fight in a lousy way -- virtual meeting. I doubt I will make it back by 12. Thanks for the excellent excellent sounds and words today.
	10:48am mariano: redbee (@10:34): Years ago at work I was tasked with sourcing a bunch of logos for certain Brazilian snack and soft-drink brands. One of these brands had the name Sensações. So, like an idiot, I type "Sensações Brazil" into Google, and there followed what I can only describe as an avalanche of asses. Now, this was an open-office environment, and my spontaneous reaction was to let out a yelp, jump up, and hug my monitor till I unplugged it. I frantically called IT to assure them I wasn't looking at Brazilian asses on company time.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Its not by accident that Investigative Reporting has been defunded, dismantled - in fact vilified. Converesely Billy Bragg is Commenting on New Media & Youth - & a culture gap of ACCOUNTABILITY. Pardon the emphasis - but it's a critical word.
	10:50am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Do you know that you apparently have birds and a French man in your place?
	10:50am mariano: See you later, Handy.
	10:51am Handy Haversack: Before I go: apex-magazine.com... Rosetta Tharp and Memphis Minnie defeat racist history by singing at alien fungus. Worth the read!
	10:52am βrian: Mon chat fait attention à ces chantes d'oiseaux.
	10:52am David (in London): Mariano, I few years our company firewall went on the blink. I was chatting to the IT Director in the wake of its resuscitation, and the volume of porn that had apparently been downloaded in the meantime was truly Biblical.
	10:53am βrian: But isn't all porn biblical?
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just say Know.
	10:54am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: The Corinthians did love their porn
	10:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Trouble, and listeners, I forgot to say hello earlier, sorry, my bad. I don't always comment on shows I listen to, or that would be the only thing I could get done during daytime
	10:57am mariano: David: Lol! When the cat's away, the mice will download porn.
	10:58am David (in London): Bootygrabbers 3 states explicitly "Breach not thine firewall, elsewise a tribunal of employment wilst surely befall thee."
	10:58am David (in London): Hi Sylvia
	11:01am dougseidel: trouble you are a good dj today
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Wife Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Ass Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Wife's Ass
	11:03am redbee: @mariano Avalanche of Asses & Dreaming Dogs. I really hope that search algorithms never get it right! (just... maybe some fair warning while we're at work)
	11:04am David (in London): This is poptastic.
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aye.
	11:06am Itzall Hear: Good morning Trouble. I love Herbal Purt!
	11:09am thriftstoreleather: this is great!
	11:11am sugarwolf: I had been getting myself used to the idea that sheep and wool was going to be cancelled well before they announced it. That and the Renaissance Faire.
	11:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): @David (in London) Hi!
	11:13am Trouble: @sugarwolf:i am very sad about sheep and wool, it's going to hurt a lot once october comes...
	11:16am redbee: One of my colleagues had been so excited about her upcoming first Rhinebeck visit that she asked all the way back in February if she could carpool with me in October. It'll be a tough autumn without it to look forward to!
	11:16am Trouble: not one to keep up on the foolishness that the resident in the WH partakes in, i just found out that if you need a fine fine latinx food company i recommend La Morena. Of course making your own mole is also an option. just ask dj icepack...
	11:16am sugarwolf: Trouble: I did get one of the special Maryland Sheep and Wool colors from Miss Babs online. Whoo no lines!
	11:18am sugarwolf: Aww, redbee how disappointing for you and your colleague! :(:(
	11:21am YETI BOB: a few rough spots on the internet stream just a second ago
	11:21am xtrakrispy: Just dropped out on TuneIn.
	11:21am mariano: Just had a transmission hiccup fyi. Pretty big thunderstorm outside though, so might be on my end.
	11:21am redbee: @sugarwolf I really feel for the vendors! I'm sure they count on these festivals so much. Hopefully they'll figure out a fun way to get online sales, like you mentioned
	11:22am Trouble: looks like everything is fine on our end, via my convo with matt about the dropouts. so it is an internet thang
	11:24am TDK60: Definitely boycotting Goya which is prominent in local supermarkets; large Latinx community here. (NYC)
	11:24am YETI BOB: @trouble: right - you had reports from FM listeners that there were no hiccups - that proves connection from you to WFMU is fine.
	11:25am David (in London): Getting a few small patches of drop-out here in London. Nothing serious, but the odd couple of seconds here and there.
	11:26am DumDum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: i lost all sound
	11:26am YETI BOB: going to put on some LPs for a while and let the network have a rest. god knows i love this show but the glitchy vibe ain't doing it for me right now.
	11:27am ami ad: Listening on the air,no drop outs on the trouble show,but many on the wake show.
	11:27am mariano: Web stream just dropped out for me.
	11:28am mariano: Closed and reopened the pop-up player, all good now.
	11:30am dug: havent listened to tricky in years. nice to hear again. and a new album no less.
	11:33am TDK60: Tricky, another Bristol musician, I think living in Berlin now. [?]
	11:38am K in Chicago: Listening to the pop-up player for the last few minutes (since tricky) has been nice and smooth.
	11:41am nickybones: i switched to mobile app because pop-up player was acting up a bit for a while.
	11:41am Trouble: are you dancing, people?
	11:41am ami ad: Where is a drop out when you need one?
	11:42am K in Chicago: Head bobbing and butt-dancing in my chair, and smiling. Thanks T!
	11:43am David (in London): Now Allen Toussaint is in the house I'm chair-bopping a-plenty.
	11:43am Ike: 91.1 still solid, no problems.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goin' South
	11:45am K in Chicago: Oooh
	11:46am mariano: Allen Toussaint's piano and voice cover of Paul Simon's "American Tune" is a solid contender for new national anthem.
	11:46am Yes: hello all
	11:46am thriftstoreleather: oh yeah :)
	11:48am David (in London): mariano, I had the rare pleasure of seeing Toussaint play here in London in 2006. In a cream double-breasted suit, he was cool as ice. Hit after bloomin' hit. I was whistling 'Southern Nights' for about a month afterwards. Damn, I'm glad I seized that opportunity.
	11:48am redbee: this version vs. The Space Lady's classic cover? tough call
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: This is not the version that Marty McSorley plays. Still good, though.
	11:50am Rob W: Better call Sol?
	11:52am Hubig Pie: I'm partial to the YLT lounge-y version of BTFWYG
	11:53am David (in London): Thanks Trouble, great show today.
	11:53am TDK60: Merci Trouble.
	11:54am ami ad: Toda Trouble.
	11:54am mariano: Sounds like an amazing show, David. Hubig: yeah, that version is great. Thank you Trouble and crew, take care everyone.
	11:55am Really. Lisa.: Thank you for the lovely show, Trouble. Btw, I second (or third?) the request for name(s) of the French narrated birdsong record(s). (overuse of parenthesis.. stopping now) Peace, all.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening! see you next week!
	11:57am thriftstoreleather: thank you Trouble :)
	11:58am thriftstoreleather: best groove of all time!
	12:00pm still b/p: Veryyy good music for late tax preparing! Thank you!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 16, 2020

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