WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 29, 2008

Listener comments!
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Morning Trouble!
	9:10am jamesie: Mornin' Trouble hope you are happy and well x
	9:13am trouble: good morning!
	9:14am sugarwolf: hi Trouble, I finally have a Thursday morning off and get to post on the comments board...
	9:23am 55 Fingers: Buenos Dias from Buffalo, where we're still getting freeze & frost warnings.
	9:23am Cecile: morning
	9:23am Parq: Whoa. This Pipi is really lovely.
	9:31am Daniel: good mornig trouble! Turn that amp up for Jimmy! Greetings from your number 1 fan in Berlin.
	9:37am Cecile: PUM-ice, not poo-mice, trouble! My mineralogist dad would kill me if I didn't speak up.
	9:38am haz: Who is Jimmy? A Jimi impersonator?
	9:43am trouble: ouch! i will correct this cecile, merci.
	9:47am Cecile: PUM-is is probably correcter... no problem. And a big MERCI for playing Little Trouble Girl
	9:49am haz: Je vous en prie. Love the Jim/Little Trouble Girl combo BTW.
	9:50am Drew: Sick song here.
	9:52am amanda.atx: wow this is great.
	10:12am dc pat: whoa! is that the cd skipping or the 32k stream?
	10:12am androo: are we allowed to make requests in here?
	10:17am jamesie: I got this on Mercury label when I was a teen lout with dyed black hair and a Triumph Bonneville, danced to it at the Fish in Southgate in North London. There were a lot of Teds then in the early 70's just before we all wore donkey jackets and red vinyl tousers but we kept our brothel creepers! Sonny Curtis was played a lot there.
	10:17am trouble: requests are cool, if they firtin with the show, and you don't mind waiting til perhaps next week, depending on how much time I have to escape the studio and run and look for it, and IF we have it...
	10:19am trouble: i alerted the man in charge, but the 32 k stream prob could be on your end, no skipping cd's here.
	10:19am Rococo Pagoda: Cool daxophone playing from Reichel!
	10:19am dc pat: when exactly DID people in England start wearing creepers?
	10:20am dc pat: OK, in light of the problems yesterday I thought I'd mention it.
	10:22am jamesie: Brothel creepers were worn in the 50's when my mum would point at them and say "look at the Teddy Boys, James!" as we drove past in the Humber Hawk.
	10:24am Cecile: I might have to buy that vetiver record...
	10:26am jonathan: so mutantes! gracias.
	10:27am jonathan: i mean, os.
	10:28am Bruce: This song was sampled for another song, Monkeys on the Moon. Prefer the orginial. Thanks Trouble!
	10:29am dc pat: Definitely MY favorite kind of shoes.
	10:37am dc pat: so jamesie, who invented punk rock--England or the US?
	10:39am Carmichael: Trouble, you're mellowing my harshness ............
	10:42am 55 Fingers: Toni Basil invented punk rock while she and Dennis Hopper were tripping on the set of 'Easy Rider.'
	10:44am dc pat: 1 vote for the US
	10:48am Swami: I vote for Pangea as the iventor of Punk Rawk.
	10:49am Swami: Inventor. Iventor is a new HVAC system created by Apple.
	10:49am Cecile: Gondwanaland
	10:51am m: i swear they were saying "player piano" at first.
	10:51am jamesie: >so jamesie, who invented punk rock--England or the US? you know we resonate across the water, togther. Sometimes its like ping-pong but back in 1974 if you were drinking in the Roebuck in the Kings Road with Jordan and all the other vinyl-wearers - you would be forgiven for thinking the Brits did - but where would we have been without the Ramones or the disgust and nausea of listening to Genesis. Rockabilly and Dub and donkey jackets and brothel creepers gave way to postcards of strange hairdos 4 years later.
	10:53am dc pat: hmm, nice answer. Most of the time when I poll the English about this age-old controversy, I get a butt-load of nationalism.
	11:02am Carmichael: My next band will be called The Brothel Creepers.
	11:10am Parq: Dusty Springfield did "Spooky"? Be still my heart.
	11:11am sugarwolf: I googled Zoe and the Stormies... I'm gonna have to start calling myself Zoitsa now....
	11:20am Ronny Jotten: According to Jeffrey Lewis, punk rock started in the Lower E. He makes a pretty convincing argument.
	11:23am Bad Ronald: What about Detroit?
	11:25am Carmichael: What about Pittsburgh PA .....
	11:26am Carmichael: Sorry, couldn't pass up the obvious "Life During Wartime" reference.
	11:27am Bad Ronald: OK, now I got it... draggin a bit today...
	11:28am lucky: punk rock was not "invented". it grew organically and rhizomatically in many places and many forms. garage? psych? detroit 60's rock? free jazz? VU? glam? prog? CBGB's? roxy? the masque? the wilson center? who can say? what's so special about first anyway? i would never trade my pistols records for PIL's metal box. but that's just my point of view.....
	11:30am Mark in Kansas: Hey DJ, this is the most ____(insert currently popular superlative) show I have heard in ages. You are ____(insert hyperbolic gerund description of audio induced bliss) my experience. Thank you and keep up the good work.
	11:30am Carmichael: My next band will be called "The Rhizomatics".
	11:34am dc pat: "wilson center"?? you must be from dc..
	11:35am lucky: i'm from NJ. hi James!
	11:36am jamesie: hey andrew I m from crummy chiswick
	11:38am dc pat: SING IT JEFFREY!!
	11:39am lucky: i can't think of "chiswick" without thinking of motorhead. i loved chiswick myself. :-) oh, i forgot krautrock...talk about punk!
	11:41am amanda: england steals all the credit, ha
	11:45am dc pat: the England vs US punk debate always breaks down into the roots of roots of roots. Personally, I think it all started w/ Charlie Patton and Howlin Wolf.. but I was really just trying to start an argument...Griel Marcus thinks it started w/ eschatological movements of the middle ages.
	11:47am Cecile: but then again Marcus writes off the NY punk bands as "just local bands" if he's ever asked about US contributions to punk.
	11:53am Doug: Is this your Tony Coulter impression then?
	11:54am Matt: I always wondered why people respect Marcus so much.......I mean, he's no Byron Coley!
	11:56am lucky: i'm not a huge marcus fan, but maybe "just local bands" is a good thing. one's personal interpratation of the music is perhaps more important than some monothesistic history handed down from above. i agree marcus is slagging when he writes that...i wonder if he thought that was the most inflamatory thing he could say. very talk radio. hip-hip-hooray for wolf and patton, but i have never heard the middle ages. do they have something out on CD?
	11:57am Bad Ronald: Joseph Pujol invented Punk
	12:00pm dc pat: mm, but what we're talking about is a history that has grown by itself and was mostly ignored from above. That's what makes it interesting to me.
	1:19pm florian: oh dj trouble, this one is so wonderful. thank you
	7:49am Lenny: Trouble would you please play "Piano Fire" by Sparklehorse

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 29, 2008

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
Blo	chant to mother earth "chant to mother earth" by "Blo"	phases 1972-82				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mary pinckney	been in the storm so long	Classic African American Gospel	smithsonian folkways		*	0:06:37 (Pop-up)
spring heel jack	dereks "dereks" by "spring heel jack"	songs & themes	thirsty ear		*	0:09:16 (Pop-up)
port-royal	karola bloch remixed by manual	flared up	resonant		*	0:14:27 (Pop-up)
pumice	pipi "pipi" by "pumice"	pebbles				0:19:44 (Pop-up)
sonic youth	little trouble girl "little trouble girl" by "sonic youth"	washing machine				0:23:40 (Pop-up)
jimi hendrix	"jimi hendrix"	voodoo chile sessions, record plant NYC may 2-3, 1968				0:27:49 (Pop-up)

Seu Jorge	tive razao / volrair mix	cru				0:37:56 (Pop-up)
marc almond & trash palace	boy toy	Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited (V/A)				0:42:16 (Pop-up)
the zombies	the way i feel inside					0:45:50 (Pop-up)
fall of saigon	on the beach at fontana	fall of saigon		1982		0:47:14 (Pop-up)
the third wave	eleanor rigby "eleanor rigby" by "the third wave"	run for cover-hot rod's 2008 WFMU marathon premium v/a				0:50:29 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	oui je dis adieu "oui je dis adieu" by "francoise hardy"	la question				0:53:42 (Pop-up)
lismore	kiss her goodbye "kiss her goodbye" by "lismore"	all that you are EP				0:58:06 (Pop-up)

Wildbirds & Peacedrums	doubt/hope	heartcore	leaf		*	1:05:49 (Pop-up)
white magic	keeping the wolves from the door	Through the Sun Door				1:08:24 (Pop-up)
curtis gordon	draggin "draggin" by "curtis gordon"	hotrods and custom classics v/a				1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Miller Sisters	woody "woody" by "Miller Sisters"					1:13:09 (Pop-up)
hans reichel	le bal "le bal" by "hans reichel"	Gravikords, Whirlies, and Pyrophones				1:15:02 (Pop-up)
cliff carlisle	memphis yodel "memphis yodel" by "cliff carlisle"	blues yodeler & steel guitar wizard				1:20:01 (Pop-up)
vetiver	houses "houses" by "vetiver"	Thing Of The Past	Gnomonsong		*	1:22:16 (Pop-up)
os mutantes	A Minha Menina "A Minha Menina" by "os mutantes"	Os Mutantes				1:26:09 (Pop-up)
les girls	stop look and listen "stop look and listen" by "les girls"	stop look and listen v/a				1:30:01 (Pop-up)

dando shaft	september wine "september wine" by "dando shaft"	it's a golden ear maria's 2008 WFMU marathon premium				1:37:44 (Pop-up)
teryy hall & mushtaq	grow "grow" by "teryy hall & mushtaq"	The Hour of Two Lights				1:43:00 (Pop-up)
Ann Peebles	how strong is a woman	straight from the heart				1:46:59 (Pop-up)
pulsallama	ungawa pt 2(way out guyana) remix	girl moster v/a				1:49:50 (Pop-up)
liquid liquid	out "out" by "liquid liquid"	Liquid Liquid				1:52:15 (Pop-up)
dan deacon	snake mistakes "snake mistakes" by "dan deacon"	insert coin_ liz berg's 2008 WFMU marathon premium v/a				1:54:59 (Pop-up)
zoe & the stormies	let's shake, baby					1:58:03 (Pop-up)

mr. scruff	naughty mouse mice at the organ	ep				2:06:05 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	spooky "spooky" by "dusty springfield"					2:09:56 (Pop-up)
MC gringao	1 real feat MC binho "1 real feat MC binho" by "MC gringao"	Gringao	man		*	2:12:01 (Pop-up)
rosetta hightower	what do i do "what do i do" by "rosetta hightower"	rosetta hightower				2:15:22 (Pop-up)
earth, roots and water	innocent youths	Innocent Youths	light in the attic		*	2:18:49 (Pop-up)
Blank Blue	All the Shallow Deep "All the Shallow Deep" by "Blank Blue"	nobody presents: blank blue- western water music volume II	ubiquity		*	2:25:01 (Pop-up)
	a song					2:30:55 (Pop-up)
jeffrey lewis	the history of punk on the lower east side	The History of Punk on the Lower East Side				2:31:34 (Pop-up)
blevin blectum	cygnet "cygnet" by "blevin blectum"	gular flutter	aagoo		*	2:40:51 (Pop-up)
modulo 1000	espel "espel" by "modulo 1000"	Nao Fale Com Paredes				2:43:20 (Pop-up)
king tubby	you won't dub "you won't dub" by "king tubby"	king tubby on the mix	original		*	2:46:30 (Pop-up)
gable	birds suck "birds suck" by "gable"	7 guitars with a cloud of milk	loaf		*	2:49:28 (Pop-up)
SHIRLEY COLLINS & DAVY GRAHAM	nottamun town	folk rooots, new routes				2:51:50 (Pop-up)
lydia mendoza	piensa en mi "piensa en mi" by "lydia mendoza"	the best of lydia mendoza	arhoolie		*	2:55:21 (Pop-up)
radio myanmar ( burma)	"radio myanmar ( burma)"	radio myanmar ( burma)			*	2:57:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Morning Trouble!
	9:10am jamesie: Mornin' Trouble hope you are happy and well x
	9:13am trouble: good morning!
	9:14am sugarwolf: hi Trouble, I finally have a Thursday morning off and get to post on the comments board...
	9:23am 55 Fingers: Buenos Dias from Buffalo, where we're still getting freeze & frost warnings.
	9:23am Cecile: morning
	9:23am Parq: Whoa. This Pipi is really lovely.
	9:31am Daniel: good mornig trouble! Turn that amp up for Jimmy! Greetings from your number 1 fan in Berlin.
	9:37am Cecile: PUM-ice, not poo-mice, trouble! My mineralogist dad would kill me if I didn't speak up.
	9:38am haz: Who is Jimmy? A Jimi impersonator?
	9:43am trouble: ouch! i will correct this cecile, merci.
	9:47am Cecile: PUM-is is probably correcter... no problem. And a big MERCI for playing Little Trouble Girl
	9:49am haz: Je vous en prie. Love the Jim/Little Trouble Girl combo BTW.
	9:50am Drew: Sick song here.
	9:52am amanda.atx: wow this is great.
	10:12am dc pat: whoa! is that the cd skipping or the 32k stream?
	10:12am androo: are we allowed to make requests in here?
	10:17am jamesie: I got this on Mercury label when I was a teen lout with dyed black hair and a Triumph Bonneville, danced to it at the Fish in Southgate in North London. There were a lot of Teds then in the early 70's just before we all wore donkey jackets and red vinyl tousers but we kept our brothel creepers! Sonny Curtis was played a lot there.
	10:17am trouble: requests are cool, if they firtin with the show, and you don't mind waiting til perhaps next week, depending on how much time I have to escape the studio and run and look for it, and IF we have it...
	10:19am trouble: i alerted the man in charge, but the 32 k stream prob could be on your end, no skipping cd's here.
	10:19am Rococo Pagoda: Cool daxophone playing from Reichel!
	10:19am dc pat: when exactly DID people in England start wearing creepers?
	10:20am dc pat: OK, in light of the problems yesterday I thought I'd mention it.
	10:22am jamesie: Brothel creepers were worn in the 50's when my mum would point at them and say "look at the Teddy Boys, James!" as we drove past in the Humber Hawk.
	10:24am Cecile: I might have to buy that vetiver record...
	10:26am jonathan: so mutantes! gracias.
	10:27am jonathan: i mean, os.
	10:28am Bruce: This song was sampled for another song, Monkeys on the Moon. Prefer the orginial. Thanks Trouble!
	10:29am dc pat: Definitely MY favorite kind of shoes.
	10:37am dc pat: so jamesie, who invented punk rock--England or the US?
	10:39am Carmichael: Trouble, you're mellowing my harshness ............
	10:42am 55 Fingers: Toni Basil invented punk rock while she and Dennis Hopper were tripping on the set of 'Easy Rider.'
	10:44am dc pat: 1 vote for the US
	10:48am Swami: I vote for Pangea as the iventor of Punk Rawk.
	10:49am Swami: Inventor. Iventor is a new HVAC system created by Apple.
	10:49am Cecile: Gondwanaland
	10:51am m: i swear they were saying "player piano" at first.
	10:51am jamesie: >so jamesie, who invented punk rock--England or the US? you know we resonate across the water, togther. Sometimes its like ping-pong but back in 1974 if you were drinking in the Roebuck in the Kings Road with Jordan and all the other vinyl-wearers - you would be forgiven for thinking the Brits did - but where would we have been without the Ramones or the disgust and nausea of listening to Genesis. Rockabilly and Dub and donkey jackets and brothel creepers gave way to postcards of strange hairdos 4 years later.
	10:53am dc pat: hmm, nice answer. Most of the time when I poll the English about this age-old controversy, I get a butt-load of nationalism.
	11:02am Carmichael: My next band will be called The Brothel Creepers.
	11:10am Parq: Dusty Springfield did "Spooky"? Be still my heart.
	11:11am sugarwolf: I googled Zoe and the Stormies... I'm gonna have to start calling myself Zoitsa now....
	11:20am Ronny Jotten: According to Jeffrey Lewis, punk rock started in the Lower E. He makes a pretty convincing argument.
	11:23am Bad Ronald: What about Detroit?
	11:25am Carmichael: What about Pittsburgh PA .....
	11:26am Carmichael: Sorry, couldn't pass up the obvious "Life During Wartime" reference.
	11:27am Bad Ronald: OK, now I got it... draggin a bit today...
	11:28am lucky: punk rock was not "invented". it grew organically and rhizomatically in many places and many forms. garage? psych? detroit 60's rock? free jazz? VU? glam? prog? CBGB's? roxy? the masque? the wilson center? who can say? what's so special about first anyway? i would never trade my pistols records for PIL's metal box. but that's just my point of view.....
	11:30am Mark in Kansas: Hey DJ, this is the most ____(insert currently popular superlative) show I have heard in ages. You are ____(insert hyperbolic gerund description of audio induced bliss) my experience. Thank you and keep up the good work.
	11:30am Carmichael: My next band will be called "The Rhizomatics".
	11:34am dc pat: "wilson center"?? you must be from dc..
	11:35am lucky: i'm from NJ. hi James!
	11:36am jamesie: hey andrew I m from crummy chiswick
	11:38am dc pat: SING IT JEFFREY!!
	11:39am lucky: i can't think of "chiswick" without thinking of motorhead. i loved chiswick myself. :-) oh, i forgot krautrock...talk about punk!
	11:41am amanda: england steals all the credit, ha
	11:45am dc pat: the England vs US punk debate always breaks down into the roots of roots of roots. Personally, I think it all started w/ Charlie Patton and Howlin Wolf.. but I was really just trying to start an argument...Griel Marcus thinks it started w/ eschatological movements of the middle ages.
	11:47am Cecile: but then again Marcus writes off the NY punk bands as "just local bands" if he's ever asked about US contributions to punk.
	11:53am Doug: Is this your Tony Coulter impression then?
	11:54am Matt: I always wondered why people respect Marcus so much.......I mean, he's no Byron Coley!
	11:56am lucky: i'm not a huge marcus fan, but maybe "just local bands" is a good thing. one's personal interpratation of the music is perhaps more important than some monothesistic history handed down from above. i agree marcus is slagging when he writes that...i wonder if he thought that was the most inflamatory thing he could say. very talk radio. hip-hip-hooray for wolf and patton, but i have never heard the middle ages. do they have something out on CD?
	11:57am Bad Ronald: Joseph Pujol invented Punk
	12:00pm dc pat: mm, but what we're talking about is a history that has grown by itself and was mostly ignored from above. That's what makes it interesting to me.
	1:19pm florian: oh dj trouble, this one is so wonderful. thank you
	7:49am Lenny: Trouble would you please play "Piano Fire" by Sparklehorse

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 29, 2008

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