WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 1, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:04am annie: the trickling sounds and soothing tones are a balm to these ears this morning trouble!! so glad i could be here.
	9:05am Parq: Mmm, I feel like I'm in a William Powell movie. Fix me a dry martini ...
	9:06am Devin: Good morning everyone.
	9:12am trouble: good good morning all!
	9:21am flandrew: good double-double-trouble mornin to y'all
	9:22am Bill W: Good morning! I wonder how many generations think of "Indian Love Call" first as a Bugs Bunny song...
	9:25am texas scott: transvestite...without a doubt. i adore your ninja dj skills,trouble. keepin' it modern.
	9:31am trouble: good morning bill. of course i loved the new claire denis film, so very lovely and moving...
	9:32am uptomyelbowsinlamb: i say transvestite AND mayor, why not? thanks for the lovely sounds on this sunny fall day 2 new arrivals this week!, pass the mint jelly!
	9:36am Cecile: Good morning!
	9:39am sebastian: hello tee. long time i hadn't heard this one.
	9:43am mb: Hello Trouble!! Looking forward to your Dub set, as usual.
	9:44am trouble: yeah lambs! & ola sebastian!
	10:02am Brian: Greetings form Madison. Riding that railroad guitar riff from Mr. Brown.
	10:02am cordesc: not a spec of cereal
	10:03am Brian: That typo is oddly true ...
	10:07am BSI: what it is!
	10:09am mike: james brown owns it!
	10:09am PMD: Hi all - finally listening in. Looking forward to the rest. Thanks Trouble!
	10:14am dc pat: sounds nice trouble, thanks for roots rock.
	10:21am GP: Morning Trouble and all.
	10:27am Chris: Thanks for this Scientific American thing, will have to track this record down.
	10:29am trouble: cool. but look for sientific american without the c. maybe they got sued...
	10:29am GP: Chris, I'm with you on that, these are some awesome, I don't even know what to call it, sounds.
	10:29am annie: pmd- you go.
	10:30am Gregory: Hey, more Johnny Hodges! That's two weeks in a row! Fantastic.
	10:30am triish: ..or looking to avoid getting sued
	10:30am Cecile: I hate to say this, but that Robert Wyatt experimental record may be one of my new favorites of his.
	10:40am annie: ahhh, it's the woman who can sing no song badly!!
	10:43am lara: Trouble, you can do no wrong!! Thanks for making my morning exceptional. ;)
	10:51am Bilk L: Man, David Byrne has the most recognizable voice. 1/10th of a second - it's him.
	10:52am dc pat: Bilk L: I was just thinking the same thing...
	10:52am annie: bilk, i was just thinking that.... love hearing his voice ..
	10:54am annie: pat, you owe me a beer!
	10:54am GP: Awesome, old skool Talking Heads. I like that David Byrne has not lost his sense of amazement and continues to try innovative stuff.
	10:56am annie: yeah, DB has always been one of my top ten performers. never ceases to surprise and please me..
	10:57am Carmichael: Mornin' all ...
	10:58am Cecile: I like the idea of David Byrne better than the concept, but Bush of Ghosts is a great disc, and I thank him for Tom Ze and Os Mutantes reissues.
	10:58am Mr. Grovel: Perfect! Klaus Nomi!
	10:59am Devin: Dont get me wrong, but, does anyone else think this singer sounds like Miss Piggy?
	10:59am Carmichael: I do like BoG, and Rei Momo is a coll body of work.
	10:59am Carmichael: "cool" ...
	11:00am texas scott: miss piggy...that's funny.
	11:05am Cecile: I love Klaus Nomi
	11:06am texas scott: just curious,trouble. what is your beautiful bed sounds?
	11:10am trouble: thanks texas scott, i am playing "environments disc 6", dawn and dusk in the okefenokee swamp!
	11:12am dc pat: I don't love Klaus Nomi but I had one amazing dream about him once. I dreamt all this stuff about him I didn't know which turned out to be true...
	11:21am dc pat: and once again, I've proven that talking about your dreams kills conversation...
	11:22am GP: DC Pat dream me up some winning lotto numbers will ya please?
	11:23am Devin: Yea Pat , dont you have a therapist for that...
	11:25am dc pat: if you guys aren't going to take me seriously, I'm leaving.
	11:26am J-Mar: Joe Bataan! Yes!
	11:28am Carmichael: I'm moving my shoulders seductively ...
	11:29am Cecile: I had a great dream where I was making out with NZ film director (Eagle vs Shark) Taika Waititi. It was awesome. I love dreams. When they're good, that is.
	11:33am Cecile: I've also had dreams solve problems in my life.
	11:33am dc pat: COOL CECILE, I LOVE DREAMS TOO!
	11:34am BSI: I was due for a Faust fix. huge flowery thanks...
	11:34am Cecile: Have you seen the Science of Sleep? I haven't seen it, but I have heard that it takes a weird narrative tack, very dreamlike or oneiric - I loved learning that word! I want to see it.
	11:35am Chris: Still amazed at how wonderful Faust were at Sonic Circuits on Sunday. Wish I could see the FMU fest show.
	11:36am Cecile: plugs ears not listening... not making that or the rekkid fair this year...
	11:37am Laurie: I just had a serious Beavis and Butthead moment when you read the title of Barbara Morgenstern's album.
	11:38am dc pat: naw haven't seen it. Y'know, I don't give a crap what dreams are suppose to mean, etc. I just like having 'em and using them as source material..
	11:42am Sometimes Jasmine: Thanks for the Hope, Trouble... I'm seeing them play in London next month :-)
	11:42am Cecile: mine usually mean what they mean. I'm just a weird person! And they are a great source material. I've actually used some shapes and colors I've seen in work flyers. LOL!
	11:43am GP: Talk about dreamlike..regardez... Ms. Hope Sandoval.
	11:46am trouble: cecile, science of sleep is gorgeous and weird. i say see it!
	11:48am GP: Trouble, Here my one bizarre question I'm allowed for the day. How do you pronounce Irwins last name. Does it sound like "Choose Sid"?
	11:49am Cecile: I will do so!
	11:50am BSI: Chris: agreed on all counts. I should have a video clip from the Faust set available via Sonic Circuits late tonight. Just gotta pick an excerpt... it was a mahvelous show. Enjoy, all you folks up there.
	11:52am annie: kicked the woodstove up this am!! nice to have this heat on a cool rainy day! i have a bushel of apples, have just decided to make: APPLE BUTTER!! woohoo!
	11:54am 55rpm: michel gondry continues the preposterous of 'science of sleep' into his 'be kind, rewind'. It's admirable and fortunate that the moneypeople still back his crazy visions.
	11:54am J-Mar: Joe Bataan AND Leroy Van Dyke all in the same hour? You're making my day!
	11:54am Carmichael: I'm gonna go drive a big rig.
	11:54am GP: Annie, Save some for us. Still have the AC on down here...we need some coolness sent down.
	11:55am Devin: That paints an awesome picture annie.
	11:55am Cecile: I have "be kind" on TiVo. I need to watch it.
	11:56am annie: it takes forever, but it will be worth it!! shall keep you all posted, first: let the peeling begin! imagine all the happy rabbits ans birds..
	11:57am trouble: and i LOVE be kind rewind!
	11:57am annie: see, to me, this is another voice i cannot get too much of..
	11:58am JCityJensen: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK This yoko track is awesome - it's like listening to a techno remix of your background birds
	11:59am Jennique: This is the fourth time this Yoko Ono song has played this week. Talk about self fulfilling prophecies.
	12:04pm JerseyDom: Wow awesome song! So many instruments! Can't wait for the show from old Jersey tomorrow!
	5:29pm mikw: Thank you so much for the klaus nomi really made my day! cheers!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 1, 2009

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October 1, 2009: transvestite or mayor?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
john cage	round (for e.p.s) "round (for e.p.s)" by "john cage"	piano works 5			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
maurice winnick and his orches	indian love call	more pennies from heaven OST			0:03:00 (Pop-up)
mireille mathieu	les yeux de l'amour (OST The look of love-casino royale)	magnifique!			0:11:49 (Pop-up)
dorothy ashby	soul vibrations "soul vibrations" by "dorothy ashby"	afro-harping			0:12:14 (Pop-up)
big star	nature boy "nature boy" by "big star"	Keep an Eye on the Sky	ardent/rhino	*	0:15:57 (Pop-up)
big star	psychedelic stuff/chris bell mix	keep an eye on the star		*	0:18:11 (Pop-up)
susan cadogan	fever/influenza version by the upsetters	hurt so good			0:21:48 (Pop-up)
glands of external secretion	run to me	scott W. my premium - 2009 wfmu fundraiiser v/a			0:25:10 (Pop-up)
john cage	part 5 "part 5" by "john cage"	bird cage			0:26:09 (Pop-up)
animal collective	prospect hummer w/ vasthi bunyan	AC			0:28:00 (Pop-up)

the concretes	concretes for coputers	the concretes			0:39:36 (Pop-up)
the caretaker	under a warm golden light	we'll all go riding on a rainbow			0:40:58 (Pop-up)
patels/tennis coats	vivid youth "vivid youth" by "patels/tennis coats"	two sunsets	domino	*	0:42:22 (Pop-up)
vinicius cantuaria	nova de sete "nova de sete" by "vinicius cantuaria"	vinicius			0:47:08 (Pop-up)
lights	nothing left to build "nothing left to build" by "lights"	rites	drag city	*	0:51:45 (Pop-up)
p.p. arnold	though it hurts me badly	the best of			0:55:26 (Pop-up)
james brown	the payback "the payback" by "james brown"				0:59:36 (Pop-up)

the royals	sufferer of the ghetto	pick up the pieces			1:10:02 (Pop-up)
dennis brown and the observer	tribulation dub	savage pencil presents: lion vs dragon in dub v/a			1:14:06 (Pop-up)
the royals	down comes the rain "down comes the rain" by "the royals"	pick up the pieces			1:14:22 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt	Revolution Without "R"	radio experiment rome, february 1981	rai trade	*	1:18:41 (Pop-up)
sientific american	saints of infinity part IV	destroyer	slabco		1:21:53 (Pop-up)
duke ellington	esquire swank "esquire swank" by "duke ellington"	pretty woman			1:28:53 (Pop-up)
lhasa	is anything wrong "is anything wrong" by "lhasa"	lhasa	nettwerk	*	1:33:29 (Pop-up)

nina simone	turn me on "turn me on" by "nina simone"	silk & soul			1:39:50 (Pop-up)
ms. john soda	hands "hands" by "ms. john soda"	notes and the like			1:47:09 (Pop-up)
golden silvers	true romance "true romance" by "golden silvers"	true romance		*	1:47:41 (Pop-up)
talking heads	stay hungry ( 1977 version)				1:49:53 (Pop-up)
cynty and the monkeys	lady lady "lady lady" by "cynty and the monkeys"	600% Dynamite v/a			1:53:52 (Pop-up)
klaus nomi	wasting my time "wasting my time" by "klaus nomi"	klaus nomi			1:56:26 (Pop-up)
ojos de brujo	ventilator R-80 "ventilator R-80" by "ojos de brujo"	bari			2:01:01 (Pop-up)

rotary connection	lektricks #2/merry prankster	dinner music			2:06:49 (Pop-up)
growing	emseepee "emseepee" by "growing"	vision swim			2:09:13 (Pop-up)
shuggie otis	pling! "pling!" by "shuggie otis"	inspiration information			2:14:04 (Pop-up)
john cage	excerpts from a conversation	bird cage			2:18:11 (Pop-up)
kelpe/o.h. krill	sickly situation/seven up swing ( cherrystones remix)	death before distemper 4	DC	*	2:19:46 (Pop-up)
barbara morgenstern	come to berlin	bm			2:21:21 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	my cloud "my cloud" by "joe bataan"	riot			2:25:20 (Pop-up)
honey cone	sittin on a time bomb(waitin for the hurt to come)	soulful sugar			2:29:35 (Pop-up)
faust	ironies "ironies" by "faust"	patch work	staubgold		2:33:10 (Pop-up)

jana hunter	palms "palms" by "jana hunter"	there's no home			2:37:57 (Pop-up)
hope sandoval & the warm inventions	there's a willow	through the devil softly	nettwerk	*	2:39:59 (Pop-up)
drug rug	noah rules "noah rules" by "drug rug"	paint the fence invisible	black and greene	*	2:45:06 (Pop-up)
nite jewel	bottom rung "bottom rung" by "nite jewel"	good evening	human ear	*	2:50:09 (Pop-up)
leroy van dyke	walk on by "walk on by" by "leroy van dyke"				2:52:21 (Pop-up)
indian jewelry	pompeii "pompeii" by "indian jewelry"	free gold!			2:54:51 (Pop-up)
yoko ono	the sun is down! (cornelius mix)			*	2:56:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am annie: the trickling sounds and soothing tones are a balm to these ears this morning trouble!! so glad i could be here.
	9:05am Parq: Mmm, I feel like I'm in a William Powell movie. Fix me a dry martini ...
	9:06am Devin: Good morning everyone.
	9:12am trouble: good good morning all!
	9:21am flandrew: good double-double-trouble mornin to y'all
	9:22am Bill W: Good morning! I wonder how many generations think of "Indian Love Call" first as a Bugs Bunny song...
	9:25am texas scott: transvestite...without a doubt. i adore your ninja dj skills,trouble. keepin' it modern.
	9:31am trouble: good morning bill. of course i loved the new claire denis film, so very lovely and moving...
	9:32am uptomyelbowsinlamb: i say transvestite AND mayor, why not? thanks for the lovely sounds on this sunny fall day 2 new arrivals this week!, pass the mint jelly!
	9:36am Cecile: Good morning!
	9:39am sebastian: hello tee. long time i hadn't heard this one.
	9:43am mb: Hello Trouble!! Looking forward to your Dub set, as usual.
	9:44am trouble: yeah lambs! & ola sebastian!
	10:02am Brian: Greetings form Madison. Riding that railroad guitar riff from Mr. Brown.
	10:02am cordesc: not a spec of cereal
	10:03am Brian: That typo is oddly true ...
	10:07am BSI: what it is!
	10:09am mike: james brown owns it!
	10:09am PMD: Hi all - finally listening in. Looking forward to the rest. Thanks Trouble!
	10:14am dc pat: sounds nice trouble, thanks for roots rock.
	10:21am GP: Morning Trouble and all.
	10:27am Chris: Thanks for this Scientific American thing, will have to track this record down.
	10:29am trouble: cool. but look for sientific american without the c. maybe they got sued...
	10:29am GP: Chris, I'm with you on that, these are some awesome, I don't even know what to call it, sounds.
	10:29am annie: pmd- you go.
	10:30am Gregory: Hey, more Johnny Hodges! That's two weeks in a row! Fantastic.
	10:30am triish: ..or looking to avoid getting sued
	10:30am Cecile: I hate to say this, but that Robert Wyatt experimental record may be one of my new favorites of his.
	10:40am annie: ahhh, it's the woman who can sing no song badly!!
	10:43am lara: Trouble, you can do no wrong!! Thanks for making my morning exceptional. ;)
	10:51am Bilk L: Man, David Byrne has the most recognizable voice. 1/10th of a second - it's him.
	10:52am dc pat: Bilk L: I was just thinking the same thing...
	10:52am annie: bilk, i was just thinking that.... love hearing his voice ..
	10:54am annie: pat, you owe me a beer!
	10:54am GP: Awesome, old skool Talking Heads. I like that David Byrne has not lost his sense of amazement and continues to try innovative stuff.
	10:56am annie: yeah, DB has always been one of my top ten performers. never ceases to surprise and please me..
	10:57am Carmichael: Mornin' all ...
	10:58am Cecile: I like the idea of David Byrne better than the concept, but Bush of Ghosts is a great disc, and I thank him for Tom Ze and Os Mutantes reissues.
	10:58am Mr. Grovel: Perfect! Klaus Nomi!
	10:59am Devin: Dont get me wrong, but, does anyone else think this singer sounds like Miss Piggy?
	10:59am Carmichael: I do like BoG, and Rei Momo is a coll body of work.
	10:59am Carmichael: "cool" ...
	11:00am texas scott: miss piggy...that's funny.
	11:05am Cecile: I love Klaus Nomi
	11:06am texas scott: just curious,trouble. what is your beautiful bed sounds?
	11:10am trouble: thanks texas scott, i am playing "environments disc 6", dawn and dusk in the okefenokee swamp!
	11:12am dc pat: I don't love Klaus Nomi but I had one amazing dream about him once. I dreamt all this stuff about him I didn't know which turned out to be true...
	11:21am dc pat: and once again, I've proven that talking about your dreams kills conversation...
	11:22am GP: DC Pat dream me up some winning lotto numbers will ya please?
	11:23am Devin: Yea Pat , dont you have a therapist for that...
	11:25am dc pat: if you guys aren't going to take me seriously, I'm leaving.
	11:26am J-Mar: Joe Bataan! Yes!
	11:28am Carmichael: I'm moving my shoulders seductively ...
	11:29am Cecile: I had a great dream where I was making out with NZ film director (Eagle vs Shark) Taika Waititi. It was awesome. I love dreams. When they're good, that is.
	11:33am Cecile: I've also had dreams solve problems in my life.
	11:33am dc pat: COOL CECILE, I LOVE DREAMS TOO!
	11:34am BSI: I was due for a Faust fix. huge flowery thanks...
	11:34am Cecile: Have you seen the Science of Sleep? I haven't seen it, but I have heard that it takes a weird narrative tack, very dreamlike or oneiric - I loved learning that word! I want to see it.
	11:35am Chris: Still amazed at how wonderful Faust were at Sonic Circuits on Sunday. Wish I could see the FMU fest show.
	11:36am Cecile: plugs ears not listening... not making that or the rekkid fair this year...
	11:37am Laurie: I just had a serious Beavis and Butthead moment when you read the title of Barbara Morgenstern's album.
	11:38am dc pat: naw haven't seen it. Y'know, I don't give a crap what dreams are suppose to mean, etc. I just like having 'em and using them as source material..
	11:42am Sometimes Jasmine: Thanks for the Hope, Trouble... I'm seeing them play in London next month :-)
	11:42am Cecile: mine usually mean what they mean. I'm just a weird person! And they are a great source material. I've actually used some shapes and colors I've seen in work flyers. LOL!
	11:43am GP: Talk about dreamlike..regardez... Ms. Hope Sandoval.
	11:46am trouble: cecile, science of sleep is gorgeous and weird. i say see it!
	11:48am GP: Trouble, Here my one bizarre question I'm allowed for the day. How do you pronounce Irwins last name. Does it sound like "Choose Sid"?
	11:49am Cecile: I will do so!
	11:50am BSI: Chris: agreed on all counts. I should have a video clip from the Faust set available via Sonic Circuits late tonight. Just gotta pick an excerpt... it was a mahvelous show. Enjoy, all you folks up there.
	11:52am annie: kicked the woodstove up this am!! nice to have this heat on a cool rainy day! i have a bushel of apples, have just decided to make: APPLE BUTTER!! woohoo!
	11:54am 55rpm: michel gondry continues the preposterous of 'science of sleep' into his 'be kind, rewind'. It's admirable and fortunate that the moneypeople still back his crazy visions.
	11:54am J-Mar: Joe Bataan AND Leroy Van Dyke all in the same hour? You're making my day!
	11:54am Carmichael: I'm gonna go drive a big rig.
	11:54am GP: Annie, Save some for us. Still have the AC on down here...we need some coolness sent down.
	11:55am Devin: That paints an awesome picture annie.
	11:55am Cecile: I have "be kind" on TiVo. I need to watch it.
	11:56am annie: it takes forever, but it will be worth it!! shall keep you all posted, first: let the peeling begin! imagine all the happy rabbits ans birds..
	11:57am trouble: and i LOVE be kind rewind!
	11:57am annie: see, to me, this is another voice i cannot get too much of..
	11:58am JCityJensen: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK This yoko track is awesome - it's like listening to a techno remix of your background birds
	11:59am Jennique: This is the fourth time this Yoko Ono song has played this week. Talk about self fulfilling prophecies.
	12:04pm JerseyDom: Wow awesome song! So many instruments! Can't wait for the show from old Jersey tomorrow!
	5:29pm mikw: Thank you so much for the klaus nomi really made my day! cheers!

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