WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 13, 2008

Listener comments!
	9:03am sebastian: 1st comm? w-h?
	9:07am trouble: yes you are and good morning!
	9:07am sebastian: woo hoo indeed. good morning T.
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Good morning everyone. Drinking coffee and feasting on energy!
	9:11am dc pat: blgahlglbllaa....
	9:14am Bad Ronald: Xmng!
	9:16am Bad Ronald: Don Martin dictionary: http://www.collectmad.com/madcoversite/index-dmd.html
	9:20am Joe: So... what is DJ Trouble's super secret special DJ chore? Yes, I will be asking everyone for the rest of the week.
	9:21am gumby: HILLBILLIES IN DA HOUSE! wHAAAAA-hoooo!
	9:22am Bad Ronald: Rumor Control!
	9:27am trouble: MY super secret dj job is to clean the towels. very sexy eh?
	9:30am sebastian: hey! ;)
	9:30am hazmania: Is there a lot of showering going on at the studio?
	9:30am Joe: Seems like a gross underutilization of your abilities. Great show, btw! You're making me miss working Thursday mornings. Well not really, that job was awful. But the tuneskies were great.
	9:31am trouble: yikes. no, the hand towels...
	9:48am dale: can't Ken get some communications students to intern and do that sort of thing?
	9:49am Richard: Lovin' the Brightblack Morning Light, you betcha!
	9:51am trouble: dale, howdy! we rely on the kindness of volunteers to do mailings, fulfill marathon stuff and more important duties. i don't mind washing towels once a week.
	9:52am GP: HI!
	9:53am dc pat: that song was hilarious--"just ain't gonna work out"
	9:53am Li'l boobby: mornin' truble, Love the briggs verision....love the dick gaughan one,too.who was the 3rd you mentioned.
	9:53am stingy d: that mayer hawthrone track is on a 7" that is red and in the shape of a heart
	9:54am dale: when the 90.1 transmitter was out due to icing I was going to volunteer to run over there with a hair dryer but didn't know if it would help much.
	9:56am trouble: the 3rd version of that anne briggs trad song that i know is by meg baird off her latest "waltz of the tennis player "i think is the title.
	9:56am Joe: Well... how else are you supposed to de-ice a transmitter?
	9:58am dc pat: Ken could just breath on it.
	10:00am dale: 'the bridge' represents my descent intoo madness in some cartoonish world. I think there was a version of 'o winsbury on a jeffrey davidson premium about three years ago that was quite lovely.
	10:01am Lucky: Great show and great segues (fern knight -> anne briggs & quintron -> stereototal). nice. holiday inn is still appreciated!
	10:02am jason: i had a mental image this morning that trouble was going to be playing quintron --- have you heard "waterfall" on 2 thirsty 4 love? insanely catchy!
	10:05am paulthepostman: ...just back from walk'n the streets for money! nice to catch your show live in a work done style of mind, trouble.
	10:07am ~L: Hi, 13 is the only teen year I think everyone would skip, if they could. That may be why the 13th floor is omitted in buildings, teen dread.
	10:07am bzul: Touch the hem of Irwin's jacket to a frozen transmitter and fruit and flowers will blossom forth as ice melts instantly away, I betcha. (Quota filled...?)
	10:08am stingy d: http://tinyurl.com/How-Much-That-Is-Man ??
	10:09am Father Ritter: 13 is the new 21.
	10:10am Joe: At least you'd think it was, for the amount of drinking I was doing. kidding, kidding.
	10:11am Travis: Great minds think alike (and fools seldom differ)! I started MY show last Thursday with this song! Best version of This Land..." EVER! Travis Parkin http://kunm.org/music/playlists.php?area=prognuggets&action=search&id=1545
	10:17am stingy d: these drums are tough
	10:18am dc pat: actually I could probably have done without 14 through 30....but that's just me.
	10:19am 55fps: Dave Tough, big band/trad drummer.
	10:20am dc pat: this song rules (comet gain)
	10:25am paulthepostman: only Irwin could play Keane
	10:41am north guinea hills: nice mumma piece, i've never heard that side of him.....
	10:42am stingy d: owls played out? or put 'em in play?
	10:43am Matt: NGH- where should one start with Mumma?
	10:48am Barry: Speaking of drummers, Mitch Mitchell died last night.
	10:53am stingy d: trying to play any glen branca?
	10:57am north guinea hills: dig the ritmo.....
	10:58am sebastian: si señor!
	11:02am paulpren in berlin: Hi Trouble. that to me sounds like glenn branca. i love his stuff alot. thx for the great show. wishing you well
	11:02am crash: WOW, I need to go back to my Branca... Hey Trouble, how 'bout some Rhys Chatham too...? Cheers...
	11:05am Sean Daily: Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
	11:05am stingy d: are you kidding me! i talk to this mope at work for two seconds and it turns out to be JUST long enough to hear the closing of the piece. fuck man
	11:06am pigpen: ngh, yeah, I only 'heard' mumma from watching an episode of a Robert Ashley series on VHS. The sound quality was poor, which made it even weirder to see him and an accomplice running around w/radio gear on their backs.
	11:07am GP: Trouble...yes, ritmos = rhyttms
	11:08am dc pat: I hear you stingy, I was concentrating on an email from my brother so much that I forgot to listen to what I was listening to...
	11:08am GP: or in other words....Rhythms
	11:10am north guinea hills: Matt, the Mumma stuff I have is all electronic. His "Studio Retrospective" is a pretty nice review of his electronic work from the 1960's-1970's. His album on John Zorn's Tzadik label is pretty awesome too. Here's a good link to his discography: http://www.lovely.com/bios/mumma.html
	11:13am Matt: Awesome- thanks for the info!
	11:22am Carmichael: I'm as open-minded as the next guy about music and culture, but .... This is some freaky-ass shit ....
	11:23am stingy d: nah man that track was slammin
	11:23am girl: freaky is good.
	11:24am fishmonkeystew: Carmichael, be careful about that statement. I've found that usually the "next" guy is not so open-minded. I kinda dug that track. It was a bit like chipmunks on acid.
	11:25am mike: 'crab song' this is so great! trouble you're the best wherere would i hear all these songs without this show
	11:26am paulthepostman: re cantonese record: http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=c53br69vwy&ref=index.php
	11:27am Carmichael: I'm about ten minutes into an insane workplace, and two sips into my first caffeine of the day. Add that cantonese music to the mix (and the fact that I watched Blue Velvet last night on pain pills -- bad back), and I suddenly re-felt the microdot rush in my brain.
	11:27am Doug from DC: Maybe if you took psychedelics once a week, you'd be more open minded than the next guy.
	11:29am Carmichael: Or avoid the middle man and give psychedelics directly to the next guy, thus improving the bell curve.
	11:29am stingy d: carmichael - you are seriously on to something here.
	11:29am Joe: You'd certainly be more... something. A lot of things, really.
	11:29am Bad Ronald: Heineken? Fuck that Shit!
	11:31am fishmonkeystew: Paulthepostman, thank you for that kick-ass link!! Pabst Blue Ribbon!!!!!!
	11:31am Carmichael: Pabst Blue Ribbon!!!!!
	11:31am dc pat: Who said Heinekin? But I'm with you Bad R. Rodenbach is the drink of choice for me now...but too $$$
	11:31am fishmonkeystew: Holy simulpost!
	11:31am girl: pbr!
	11:32am dc pat: PBR tastes like puke that's dried in the sun for a couple of weeks and then reconstituted.
	11:32am Bad Ronald: Girl - Correct!
	11:33am north guinea hills: wow, trouble, i haven't heard skylab in over 10 years... reminds of the chillout rooms of yore!
	11:33am Bad Ronald: BV reference...
	11:33am Joe: but it's cheap! Seriously though, best beer for the price. However their recent corporate marketing tactics piss me off. Next time you hear a hipster talking about how its a "geniune" beer, punch them in the throat. Great now I'm thirsty.
	11:33am Next Guy: Likes Yuengling
	11:34am 55fps: Can't forget tripping on mescaline while listening to Sophie Tucker's 'My Yiddish Mama'. Had to shut it off, my smiling/laughing literally started to hurt.
	11:34am dc pat: Yuengling is owned by a right-wing jaggoff
	11:35am fishmonkeystew: Anyone got a good price on #14 AWG 12 Conductor Armored Cable? Oh wait, wrong site. Yuengs and wings!
	11:35am stingy d: i found this awesome schlitz mirror in the garbage the other day but i let it go.
	11:35am Carmichael: Girl, you and Bad Ronald can drink with me anytime! Just make sure the brew ain't refrigerated.
	11:36am Bad Ronald: Hah!
	11:36am Joe: My new brew is Sly Fox. It's a small time, independent, dirt cheap brew. They have a canned Belgian white that is tastetacular. So far I've only been able to get it in Midtown though. PBR is, in a roundabout way, now also owned by a Pete Coors, reknowned right wing assface.
	11:37am girl: carmichael - as long as you got the oxygen tank!
	11:37am dc pat: Joe: Now we're talkin. Not too into American versions of Belgian beers but I'll try.
	11:37am Doug from DC: Brooklyn Pilsener. Lagunitas IPA. Jever. Bell's Two-Hearted Ale. Ahhh....
	11:38am Bad Ronald: Just don't look at me!
	11:38am Carmichael: Deal. And as long as you don't fuckin' LOOK AT ME!!
	11:38am girl: ha ha
	11:38am dc pat: I REALLY like Brooklyn Brown..
	11:39am different girl: hit me
	11:39am Carmichael: Seriously though, SIerra Nevada Pale Ale. Heavy and hoppy, baby.
	11:40am Bad Ronald: check DCP BB is good, I prefer Newcastle but it's good to support the locals.
	11:40am jaypee: Mmmmm.. Bell's Two Hearted. If you can find it, try Rush River's Bubblejack IPA.
	11:40am stingy d: i gotta give a look for utica club - because there is no cheaper crud than that... and i love it
	11:41am dc pat: I've found that Newcastle is quite often skinked. Damned clear bottle.
	11:41am dc pat: skunked..
	11:41am Joe: stingy you are straight gully
	11:42am stingy d: steady mayhem joe
	11:43am Bad Ronald: Quite true DCP and it stresses "Serve Cold".
	11:43am stingy d: i think the word "skink" means to pour out... so... you are not exactly wrong, just weird.
	11:44am Lucky: Red Strip Tecate (in the can) Old Speckled Hen (on tap) London Pride (on tap - shout out to Clare's dad!) St. Peter's Golden Ale Jamesy! Where are you? What's your poison? I want to know!
	11:44am dc pat: hmm, so you skink a skunked Newcastle?
	11:45am Parq: Miss T, you are probably already familiar with Roald Dahl's introduction to his novel Matilda, in which he fantasizes about how he would handle parent conferences if he were a teacher. If not, go grab a copy and read it.
	11:45am Doug from DC: I'll look for the Bubblejack. My new find is RJ Rockers Bell Ringer Ale, from Spartanburg, SC. Hits the spot, if you can find it.
	11:45am Carmichael: Any good nut brown ale can top Newcastle, methinks. Are all the above beers local Jersey/NY brews? Damn, I thought California was the land of microbreweries ...
	11:46am Obima: Usa i promise, the dream is over!!
	11:48am dc pat: I want to find one of those bourbon cask aged brews. Sounds interesting.
	11:48am GP: Oh..I get it, you are "Obima"...pheww... had me worried for a moment there.
	11:48am jaypee: Bell's and Rush River are Midwest brews. (Michigan and WIsconsin, respectively)
	11:48am Bad Ronald: Believe it or not but Trader Joe's brews their own and they're not too bad for the price.
	11:48am dc pat: YEAH, make*up!! dc's own
	11:49am stingy d: i used to like newcastle and then one day it just became hideously disgusting. and it had nothing to do with skinking them skunky ones. i hope this english lesson doesn't infuse my gully status with homotional thuggery
	11:50am stingy d: i have a makeup record that seems to be live... that is terrfici
	11:51am GP: I miss Trader Joe's....indeed I do...sniff...
	11:51am dc pat: make*up were really REALLY good live
	11:51am Joe: Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssss. Miss Trouble you fucking rock. Is this cut taking us to the the end?
	11:52am Carmichael: We got 3 of 'em in this town, and 2 more within 75 miles. We're lousy with Trader Joe's ...
	11:54am stingy d: the only valid thing abotu los angeles is in-n-out burger... i wish ny had at least two.
	11:54am Carmichael: You truly are trouble, Trouble. Playing this at a party just begs people to chug their drink of choice and scream. Which of course changes the landscape a bit.
	11:55am Tom Lyle: I was wondering when you were going to play some hendrix. RIP Mitch Mitchell
	11:55am Josh: stingy, you taking those burgers animal style?
	11:56am Bad Ronald: Actually Carmichael, I think it was your reference to Blue Velvet that set the thread off...
	11:56am GP: We have Whole Foods but no Trader Joe's here yet. Trouble..that Hendrix song...WoW!
	11:57am Obima: GP the dream is over whether with Obima or without him! Get it!!
	11:57am dc pat: mitch mitchell DIED! FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCKK!!! ONE OF MY FAVES..DAmn shit damn!!!
	11:57am Doug in DC: Great choice on the Hendrix. The last member of the Experience is gone. But he went out rockin'.
	11:58am stingy d: animal style all the way! feasting and beasting! where's my fuckin shake too
	12:00pm dc pat: last comment...woo...
	12:00pm dc pat: damn missed it..
	12:00pm stingy d: haha, didn't realize the title of that make up song! nice! great show trouble!
	11:25am Barry: Try mirror pond pale ale - from Bend OR (Deshutes Brewery) it if its around. Always up for Sierra Nevada too. California? 66 micro breweries in the Portland alone.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 13, 2008

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Last Shadow Puppets	my mistakes were made for you	my mistakes were made for you					*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
magic Lantern	Feasting on Energy "Feasting on Energy" by "magic Lantern"	high beams	not not fun				*	0:03:12 (Pop-up)
fern knight	piume di cristallo reprise					thanks steve!		0:10:23 (Pop-up)
anne briggs	wilie o winsbury "wilie o winsbury" by "anne briggs"	anne briggs	water	1971			*	0:13:05 (Pop-up)
holly golightly & the broke offs	bottom below	dirt don't hurt	transdreamer				*	0:18:26 (Pop-up)
gal costa	namorinho de portao "namorinho de portao" by "gal costa"	Gal Costa						0:21:29 (Pop-up)
thievery corporation	Hare Krishna feat seu jorge	radio retaliation					*	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
duobit	sin direccion "sin direccion" by "duobit"					mucho thanks sebastian!		0:27:41 (Pop-up)

dozan	ya layl "ya layl" by "dozan"	introducing dozan	world music network				*	0:35:34 (Pop-up)
francoiz breut	il n'y a pas des hommes	Vingt A Trente Mille Jours						0:38:38 (Pop-up)
danny norbury	je n'aime pas dormir (jean cocteau)							0:41:02 (Pop-up)
Brightblack Morning Light	Hologram Buffalo	Motion To Rejoin					*	0:43:44 (Pop-up)
mayer hawthorne	just ain't gonna work out		stone's throw					0:49:04 (Pop-up)
amp fiddler/sly & robbie	blackhouse(paint the white house black)	Inspiration Information	strut				*	0:52:18 (Pop-up)
quintron	the bridge "the bridge" by "quintron"	satan is dead						0:56:04 (Pop-up)
stereototal	holiday innn "holiday innn" by "stereototal"							0:58:48 (Pop-up)

sharon jones and the dap kings	this land is your land	naturally						1:07:02 (Pop-up)
betty barney	momma momma "momma momma" by "betty barney"							1:10:54 (Pop-up)
love is all	last choice "last choice" by "love is all"	A Hundred Things Keep Me Up At Night	what's your rupture?				*	1:14:12 (Pop-up)
comet gain	books of california "books of california" by "comet gain"	love without lies	What's Your Rupture?		7"		*	1:15:55 (Pop-up)
television personalities	i was a mod before you was a mod (easy mix)				7"			1:18:39 (Pop-up)
jacques dutronc	les petites announces	j'aime les filles(si vous etes comme ca telephonez moi)			7"			1:21:13 (Pop-up)
julie driscoll & brian auger	don't do it no more	julie driscoll and brian auger						1:26:37 (Pop-up)
hockey	too fake "too fake" by "hockey"							1:26:47 (Pop-up)
benoit poulard	a woolgathering exodus	temper					*	1:30:55 (Pop-up)

gordon mumma	jardin 1,2 "jardin 1,2" by "gordon mumma"	music for solo piano 1960-2001	new world				*	1:37:06 (Pop-up)
oly	intro pieces, parts, puzzles-swallow							1:41:28 (Pop-up)
the lost domain	2nd mystery (excerpt)	the mystery of the lost domain	cook an egg				*	1:44:27 (Pop-up)
les baxter	stone god "stone god" by "les baxter"	exotica						1:49:22 (Pop-up)
Gang Gang Dance	blue nile "blue nile" by "Gang Gang Dance"	saint dymphna	the social registry				*	1:53:14 (Pop-up)
el hijo de ritmos	tu eres campsenina	freestyle de ritmos	soot				*	1:56:20 (Pop-up)
glen branca	third movement "third movement" by "glen branca"	symphony no 3 (gloria)						1:59:54 (Pop-up)

Stock, Hausen and Walkman	stripper				7"			2:07:46 (Pop-up)
berry	le bonheur "le bonheur" by "berry"	filles fragiles #2 v/a pop gems from french demoiselles	sonic scenery				*	2:10:33 (Pop-up)
jozef von wissem	thelma (wfmu mix)	new divisions of plucked strings-woody's 2008 marathon premium v/a						2:13:47 (Pop-up)
	cantonese record "cantonese record"	sprigs of time 78's from the EMI archive	honest jons				*	2:19:00 (Pop-up)
maxine funke	crab song "crab song" by "maxine funke"	lace	nextbestway				*	2:21:34 (Pop-up)
skylab	six nine "six nine" by "skylab"	skylab#1						2:24:10 (Pop-up)
O.W.L.	upon the wings of gabriel "upon the wings of gabriel" by "O.W.L."	Of Wondrous Legends	locust	1971			*	2:32:13 (Pop-up)
isobel campbell & mark lanegan	shotgun blues	sunday at devil dirt	Fontana				*	2:36:01 (Pop-up)

bunny berigan	a melody from the sky	a melody from the sky 1932-1940						2:42:02 (Pop-up)
katerine	mon coeur balance "mon coeur balance" by "katerine"				7"			2:44:10 (Pop-up)
makeup	trans pleasant express "trans pleasant express" by "makeup"				7"			2:47:17 (Pop-up)
the jimi hendrix experience	hear my train a comin	BBC Sessions						2:49:56 (Pop-up)
larkin grimm	they were wrong "they were wrong" by "larkin grimm"	parplar	young god				*	2:53:41 (Pop-up)
the 23's	the longest moment(still lasting)	kalk seeds: karaoke kalk compilation					*	2:58:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am sebastian: 1st comm? w-h?
	9:07am trouble: yes you are and good morning!
	9:07am sebastian: woo hoo indeed. good morning T.
	9:10am Bad Ronald: Good morning everyone. Drinking coffee and feasting on energy!
	9:11am dc pat: blgahlglbllaa....
	9:14am Bad Ronald: Xmng!
	9:16am Bad Ronald: Don Martin dictionary: http://www.collectmad.com/madcoversite/index-dmd.html
	9:20am Joe: So... what is DJ Trouble's super secret special DJ chore? Yes, I will be asking everyone for the rest of the week.
	9:21am gumby: HILLBILLIES IN DA HOUSE! wHAAAAA-hoooo!
	9:22am Bad Ronald: Rumor Control!
	9:27am trouble: MY super secret dj job is to clean the towels. very sexy eh?
	9:30am sebastian: hey! ;)
	9:30am hazmania: Is there a lot of showering going on at the studio?
	9:30am Joe: Seems like a gross underutilization of your abilities. Great show, btw! You're making me miss working Thursday mornings. Well not really, that job was awful. But the tuneskies were great.
	9:31am trouble: yikes. no, the hand towels...
	9:48am dale: can't Ken get some communications students to intern and do that sort of thing?
	9:49am Richard: Lovin' the Brightblack Morning Light, you betcha!
	9:51am trouble: dale, howdy! we rely on the kindness of volunteers to do mailings, fulfill marathon stuff and more important duties. i don't mind washing towels once a week.
	9:52am GP: HI!
	9:53am dc pat: that song was hilarious--"just ain't gonna work out"
	9:53am Li'l boobby: mornin' truble, Love the briggs verision....love the dick gaughan one,too.who was the 3rd you mentioned.
	9:53am stingy d: that mayer hawthrone track is on a 7" that is red and in the shape of a heart
	9:54am dale: when the 90.1 transmitter was out due to icing I was going to volunteer to run over there with a hair dryer but didn't know if it would help much.
	9:56am trouble: the 3rd version of that anne briggs trad song that i know is by meg baird off her latest "waltz of the tennis player "i think is the title.
	9:56am Joe: Well... how else are you supposed to de-ice a transmitter?
	9:58am dc pat: Ken could just breath on it.
	10:00am dale: 'the bridge' represents my descent intoo madness in some cartoonish world. I think there was a version of 'o winsbury on a jeffrey davidson premium about three years ago that was quite lovely.
	10:01am Lucky: Great show and great segues (fern knight -> anne briggs & quintron -> stereototal). nice. holiday inn is still appreciated!
	10:02am jason: i had a mental image this morning that trouble was going to be playing quintron --- have you heard "waterfall" on 2 thirsty 4 love? insanely catchy!
	10:05am paulthepostman: ...just back from walk'n the streets for money! nice to catch your show live in a work done style of mind, trouble.
	10:07am ~L: Hi, 13 is the only teen year I think everyone would skip, if they could. That may be why the 13th floor is omitted in buildings, teen dread.
	10:07am bzul: Touch the hem of Irwin's jacket to a frozen transmitter and fruit and flowers will blossom forth as ice melts instantly away, I betcha. (Quota filled...?)
	10:08am stingy d: http://tinyurl.com/How-Much-That-Is-Man ??
	10:09am Father Ritter: 13 is the new 21.
	10:10am Joe: At least you'd think it was, for the amount of drinking I was doing. kidding, kidding.
	10:11am Travis: Great minds think alike (and fools seldom differ)! I started MY show last Thursday with this song! Best version of This Land..." EVER! Travis Parkin http://kunm.org/music/playlists.php?area=prognuggets&action=search&id=1545
	10:17am stingy d: these drums are tough
	10:18am dc pat: actually I could probably have done without 14 through 30....but that's just me.
	10:19am 55fps: Dave Tough, big band/trad drummer.
	10:20am dc pat: this song rules (comet gain)
	10:25am paulthepostman: only Irwin could play Keane
	10:41am north guinea hills: nice mumma piece, i've never heard that side of him.....
	10:42am stingy d: owls played out? or put 'em in play?
	10:43am Matt: NGH- where should one start with Mumma?
	10:48am Barry: Speaking of drummers, Mitch Mitchell died last night.
	10:53am stingy d: trying to play any glen branca?
	10:57am north guinea hills: dig the ritmo.....
	10:58am sebastian: si señor!
	11:02am paulpren in berlin: Hi Trouble. that to me sounds like glenn branca. i love his stuff alot. thx for the great show. wishing you well
	11:02am crash: WOW, I need to go back to my Branca... Hey Trouble, how 'bout some Rhys Chatham too...? Cheers...
	11:05am Sean Daily: Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
	11:05am stingy d: are you kidding me! i talk to this mope at work for two seconds and it turns out to be JUST long enough to hear the closing of the piece. fuck man
	11:06am pigpen: ngh, yeah, I only 'heard' mumma from watching an episode of a Robert Ashley series on VHS. The sound quality was poor, which made it even weirder to see him and an accomplice running around w/radio gear on their backs.
	11:07am GP: Trouble...yes, ritmos = rhyttms
	11:08am dc pat: I hear you stingy, I was concentrating on an email from my brother so much that I forgot to listen to what I was listening to...
	11:08am GP: or in other words....Rhythms
	11:10am north guinea hills: Matt, the Mumma stuff I have is all electronic. His "Studio Retrospective" is a pretty nice review of his electronic work from the 1960's-1970's. His album on John Zorn's Tzadik label is pretty awesome too. Here's a good link to his discography: http://www.lovely.com/bios/mumma.html
	11:13am Matt: Awesome- thanks for the info!
	11:22am Carmichael: I'm as open-minded as the next guy about music and culture, but .... This is some freaky-ass shit ....
	11:23am stingy d: nah man that track was slammin
	11:23am girl: freaky is good.
	11:24am fishmonkeystew: Carmichael, be careful about that statement. I've found that usually the "next" guy is not so open-minded. I kinda dug that track. It was a bit like chipmunks on acid.
	11:25am mike: 'crab song' this is so great! trouble you're the best wherere would i hear all these songs without this show
	11:26am paulthepostman: re cantonese record: http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=c53br69vwy&ref=index.php
	11:27am Carmichael: I'm about ten minutes into an insane workplace, and two sips into my first caffeine of the day. Add that cantonese music to the mix (and the fact that I watched Blue Velvet last night on pain pills -- bad back), and I suddenly re-felt the microdot rush in my brain.
	11:27am Doug from DC: Maybe if you took psychedelics once a week, you'd be more open minded than the next guy.
	11:29am Carmichael: Or avoid the middle man and give psychedelics directly to the next guy, thus improving the bell curve.
	11:29am stingy d: carmichael - you are seriously on to something here.
	11:29am Joe: You'd certainly be more... something. A lot of things, really.
	11:29am Bad Ronald: Heineken? Fuck that Shit!
	11:31am fishmonkeystew: Paulthepostman, thank you for that kick-ass link!! Pabst Blue Ribbon!!!!!!
	11:31am Carmichael: Pabst Blue Ribbon!!!!!
	11:31am dc pat: Who said Heinekin? But I'm with you Bad R. Rodenbach is the drink of choice for me now...but too $$$
	11:31am fishmonkeystew: Holy simulpost!
	11:31am girl: pbr!
	11:32am dc pat: PBR tastes like puke that's dried in the sun for a couple of weeks and then reconstituted.
	11:32am Bad Ronald: Girl - Correct!
	11:33am north guinea hills: wow, trouble, i haven't heard skylab in over 10 years... reminds of the chillout rooms of yore!
	11:33am Bad Ronald: BV reference...
	11:33am Joe: but it's cheap! Seriously though, best beer for the price. However their recent corporate marketing tactics piss me off. Next time you hear a hipster talking about how its a "geniune" beer, punch them in the throat. Great now I'm thirsty.
	11:33am Next Guy: Likes Yuengling
	11:34am 55fps: Can't forget tripping on mescaline while listening to Sophie Tucker's 'My Yiddish Mama'. Had to shut it off, my smiling/laughing literally started to hurt.
	11:34am dc pat: Yuengling is owned by a right-wing jaggoff
	11:35am fishmonkeystew: Anyone got a good price on #14 AWG 12 Conductor Armored Cable? Oh wait, wrong site. Yuengs and wings!
	11:35am stingy d: i found this awesome schlitz mirror in the garbage the other day but i let it go.
	11:35am Carmichael: Girl, you and Bad Ronald can drink with me anytime! Just make sure the brew ain't refrigerated.
	11:36am Bad Ronald: Hah!
	11:36am Joe: My new brew is Sly Fox. It's a small time, independent, dirt cheap brew. They have a canned Belgian white that is tastetacular. So far I've only been able to get it in Midtown though. PBR is, in a roundabout way, now also owned by a Pete Coors, reknowned right wing assface.
	11:37am girl: carmichael - as long as you got the oxygen tank!
	11:37am dc pat: Joe: Now we're talkin. Not too into American versions of Belgian beers but I'll try.
	11:37am Doug from DC: Brooklyn Pilsener. Lagunitas IPA. Jever. Bell's Two-Hearted Ale. Ahhh....
	11:38am Bad Ronald: Just don't look at me!
	11:38am Carmichael: Deal. And as long as you don't fuckin' LOOK AT ME!!
	11:38am girl: ha ha
	11:38am dc pat: I REALLY like Brooklyn Brown..
	11:39am different girl: hit me
	11:39am Carmichael: Seriously though, SIerra Nevada Pale Ale. Heavy and hoppy, baby.
	11:40am Bad Ronald: check DCP BB is good, I prefer Newcastle but it's good to support the locals.
	11:40am jaypee: Mmmmm.. Bell's Two Hearted. If you can find it, try Rush River's Bubblejack IPA.
	11:40am stingy d: i gotta give a look for utica club - because there is no cheaper crud than that... and i love it
	11:41am dc pat: I've found that Newcastle is quite often skinked. Damned clear bottle.
	11:41am dc pat: skunked..
	11:41am Joe: stingy you are straight gully
	11:42am stingy d: steady mayhem joe
	11:43am Bad Ronald: Quite true DCP and it stresses "Serve Cold".
	11:43am stingy d: i think the word "skink" means to pour out... so... you are not exactly wrong, just weird.
	11:44am Lucky: Red Strip Tecate (in the can) Old Speckled Hen (on tap) London Pride (on tap - shout out to Clare's dad!) St. Peter's Golden Ale Jamesy! Where are you? What's your poison? I want to know!
	11:44am dc pat: hmm, so you skink a skunked Newcastle?
	11:45am Parq: Miss T, you are probably already familiar with Roald Dahl's introduction to his novel Matilda, in which he fantasizes about how he would handle parent conferences if he were a teacher. If not, go grab a copy and read it.
	11:45am Doug from DC: I'll look for the Bubblejack. My new find is RJ Rockers Bell Ringer Ale, from Spartanburg, SC. Hits the spot, if you can find it.
	11:45am Carmichael: Any good nut brown ale can top Newcastle, methinks. Are all the above beers local Jersey/NY brews? Damn, I thought California was the land of microbreweries ...
	11:46am Obima: Usa i promise, the dream is over!!
	11:48am dc pat: I want to find one of those bourbon cask aged brews. Sounds interesting.
	11:48am GP: Oh..I get it, you are "Obima"...pheww... had me worried for a moment there.
	11:48am jaypee: Bell's and Rush River are Midwest brews. (Michigan and WIsconsin, respectively)
	11:48am Bad Ronald: Believe it or not but Trader Joe's brews their own and they're not too bad for the price.
	11:48am dc pat: YEAH, make*up!! dc's own
	11:49am stingy d: i used to like newcastle and then one day it just became hideously disgusting. and it had nothing to do with skinking them skunky ones. i hope this english lesson doesn't infuse my gully status with homotional thuggery
	11:50am stingy d: i have a makeup record that seems to be live... that is terrfici
	11:51am GP: I miss Trader Joe's....indeed I do...sniff...
	11:51am dc pat: make*up were really REALLY good live
	11:51am Joe: Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssss. Miss Trouble you fucking rock. Is this cut taking us to the the end?
	11:52am Carmichael: We got 3 of 'em in this town, and 2 more within 75 miles. We're lousy with Trader Joe's ...
	11:54am stingy d: the only valid thing abotu los angeles is in-n-out burger... i wish ny had at least two.
	11:54am Carmichael: You truly are trouble, Trouble. Playing this at a party just begs people to chug their drink of choice and scream. Which of course changes the landscape a bit.
	11:55am Tom Lyle: I was wondering when you were going to play some hendrix. RIP Mitch Mitchell
	11:55am Josh: stingy, you taking those burgers animal style?
	11:56am Bad Ronald: Actually Carmichael, I think it was your reference to Blue Velvet that set the thread off...
	11:56am GP: We have Whole Foods but no Trader Joe's here yet. Trouble..that Hendrix song...WoW!
	11:57am Obima: GP the dream is over whether with Obima or without him! Get it!!
	11:57am dc pat: mitch mitchell DIED! FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCKK!!! ONE OF MY FAVES..DAmn shit damn!!!
	11:57am Doug in DC: Great choice on the Hendrix. The last member of the Experience is gone. But he went out rockin'.
	11:58am stingy d: animal style all the way! feasting and beasting! where's my fuckin shake too
	12:00pm dc pat: last comment...woo...
	12:00pm dc pat: damn missed it..
	12:00pm stingy d: haha, didn't realize the title of that make up song! nice! great show trouble!
	11:25am Barry: Try mirror pond pale ale - from Bend OR (Deshutes Brewery) it if its around. Always up for Sierra Nevada too. California? 66 micro breweries in the Portland alone.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 13, 2008

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