WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 16, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:01am TDK60: Trouble, bonjour.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, Trouble and all!
	9:01am annette: my very first swag was you, Trouble. hugs.
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Moika to the Troubled. Moi moi trouble!
	9:04am Handy Haversack: Good grayish Thursday to Trouble and all the Troubled. We listened to the premium while driving home last week, Trouble. Great stuff!
	9:04am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	9:04am JT: greetings trouble et al
	9:05am Kpx: Morning Troubly Woubly !
	9:05am Pale Son: Morning, all! I missed the modern world last week so looking forward to a good long session with it.
	9:05am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there TDK60, Handy and listener james.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: Morning, Andrew! How's the Torontonic section of Turtle Island treating you?
	9:07am βrian: Les grillons, les oiseaux. Good morning.
	9:09am Juli: I just imagining Trouble scratchin rn
	9:10am βrian: My marker is itching to insert a semi-colon on that poster.
	9:10am Heidee: Hi Trouble! Hi all! Handy, I came here for you :-)
	9:10am strongstyleorganics: kraftwerk?
	9:10am Andrew in Toronto: Quite well thanks.
	9:10am TDK60: Hi Andrew of Toronto. / Love this Kraftwerk cut.
	9:10am JT: señor coconut
	9:11am strongstyleorganics: this is from Trans Europe express iirc
	9:11am Pale Son: One of my favourite tracks from one of my favourite albums! Nothing too controversial about that, I guess, but really enjoying this.
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble. Good morning, listeners.
	9:12am Kpx: I would love to say that later I'm doing something worthwhile or interesting. But I would be a big fatso liar, minus the fat, and so.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: The soft tyranny of display type, βrian. Hi, Heidee! I hope you stay for you!
	9:13am melinda: hi everyone
	9:14am Trouble: good thursday to all!
	9:16am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble and Everyone...
	9:17am The Oscar: Now THAT'S how you title an album!
	9:17am Kpx: This flute is sounding very pink pantherish.
	9:17am Zipperhead7: Ahh . . . Trouble's show is like a cool hand pressed against my fevered forehead.
	9:18am modern blaze: this place is twerky, where was i?
	9:19am TDK60: The Oscar: That's a play on the play, 'The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade,' by Peter Weiss, 1963.
	9:20am Strandlund: That Lalo Schifrin was great!! We just needed Clay's MANNIX to pop up every now and again...
	9:21am Heidee: Handy, sure! :-) Great music, Trouble!
	9:21am strongstyleorganics: omg she said shit! censorship fail lol
	9:25am βrian: That's a great feline photo, @Strandlund.
	9:26am Strandlund: Thanks! That's our youngest kitty, Daisy.
	9:27am Dances with Moomins: This is very cool. Oumuamua name of intergalactic traveler 'messenger'. Theremin & lap steel ! amazing
	9:28am Dances with Moomins: @ Strandlund, do you have kitty, Daisy AND Lewis?
	9:29am Stephen O: Good morning. Yes, this is so so cool.
	9:32am Erin in TO: This Land of the Loops is the vibe I needed this morning
	9:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Fruit of the Loops
	9:36am karlward: Just saw WFMU's own Abbie From Mars is playing at the Broadway in Brooklyn next Friday, opening for Dougie Poole. Anybody going? www.songkick.com...
	9:36am TDK60: Now we know, chairs are musical at the radio office towers. That could throw you off if you have a fave.
	9:37am TDK60: Other DJs have been complaining about gnats and fruit flies! Banana peel in the kitchen trash bin?
	9:37am βrian: Shallow dishes of vinegar sealed with perforated plastic wrap will trap those fruit flies.
	9:38am JT: @ß there u go
	9:39am strongstyleorganics: play butthole surfers lol
	9:39am Robm: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:40am listener james from westwood: Part of me never left that trip-hop time.
	9:40am TDK60: I dig that trip hop too. You can tag those Bristolians for that; they're to blame.
	9:41am iiibeat: Is it to his personal memories acquired while living? Our collective memories of him? All of memory to do with him combined, in general totality??
	9:42am Handy Haversack: karlward, I'll run it up the flagpole! Not sure if we have anything going on next Fri. If you're looking for a show in BK tonight, come to Gold Sounds. A beer and a violet crème are on me!
	9:43am karlward: Every time I hear this I'm like damn, I love this.
	9:45am Juli: Wish I knew what they are saying
	9:46am TDK60: Handy, I would love to come but am still hesitant about indoors. Going to a few outdoor concerts at first. I'll be there for C&K someday...
	9:47am Robm: @Juli you and me both
	9:47am Handy Haversack: Totally understand that, TDK60.
	9:47am DJ Guin: I wish I knew what day it is. Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anyone even care?
	9:48am Juli: Damn the human condition 😒 I am gonna jam over this all bbl
	9:53am iiibeat: Some sort of conjured memory? Something that just floated in? Something forced?
	9:57am Phillippe: Good morning everyone! Handy, I was just scrolling up through comments to see what I missed and at first I read "violet creme" and "violent crime" and I thought, "Jeez, he's only been back in the office a couple days..."
	9:58am Phillippe: *"creme" as (not "and")
	9:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: C&K outdoor show in Blue Hill, Maine next summer? I'll be there!! ;-)
	9:59am Strandlund: @ Dances with Moomins...No kitties named Lewis in our family.
	9:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Dang it...meeting time...
	9:59am Handy Haversack: It's on me, Phillippe! And so far no one has said anything about the fact that I'm just wearing the WFMU shirts on the outside now. Postpandemic Handy cares not for button-downs! (Actually, I had already pretty much moved on to snaps. For safety!) Ha, Woods, let's see what we can arrange!
	10:00am iiibeat: Something contrived and/or facilitated and then held with the forces of belief?
	10:02am Gland Dialer: I dug that incantation--For more compelling crow prose commentary, see Wolfgang Borchert's "The Crows Fly Home at Night."
	10:03am Phillippe: I hear ya, Handy. My wardrobe has evolved (or devolved, depending on your perspective) to FMU, dive bar, and crab house tee shirts and either a bathing suit or sweatpants, depending on the weather.
	10:04am Kpx: Try playing Good Time Charlie's got the blues back to back with help me Make it through the night, and tell me it doesn't sound the same.
	10:05am Dances with Moomins: @Strandlund check them out ( Kitty, Daisy, & Lewis ) if you haven't heard them. They putting the kick in the chicken
	10:06am melinda: I'm sorry you were subjected to bad country at the dentist's office. Yesterday I was at the dentist and it was 80s hits, not my faves but better.
	10:06am Zipperhead7: Yes, "BroCo" is a curse on the planet. But Elizabeth Cook gives me hope.
	10:06am winston legthigh: hi trouble. agree it is awful. im no expert but relocated to country music country and its not good.
	10:07am BillyLundun: Ah yes BroCo, now it has a name and can be avoided due to it's taxonomy
	10:09am TDK60: There were two Genesises [sp?], right? The early prog Genesis with the knights and battles in forests. Then, the later poppy stuff that sounds good if you're on poppies.
	10:09am Juli: Anyone dig ghost stories? Message me Anyone find ghosts stories to be off putting? Message me
	10:09am Trouble: oooo, I meant contemporary top 40 country! no offense to any roots music lovers, i meant top 40, made for the masses music
	10:10am Juli: Trouble loving all this soft jazz
	10:10am Marco Esquandolas: I live in Kentucky and because of this, my ears are constantly assaulted by modern country music just about everywhere I go. I have a very hard time listening to most of it. BUT, I do love Sturgill Simpson and Chris Stapleton.
	10:10am Trouble: broco!? is that a name?? it sooo makes sense...
	10:11am Juli: I was forced to listen to top 40 country on the farms I used to work at and would be singing them by day twenty…catchy but v v bad.
	10:11am E: There is a solid deli in Montville NJ that just blasts pop country radio and it's really lowest common denominator stuff... it all sounds like the musical equivalent of reality television. I have to keep these things to myself because poptimists love to make me feel like I am unfashionable for saying such things.
	10:12am Heidee: very Steve Reich this nice
	10:13am E: BroCo... the music of barndominiums, I'd assume
	10:13am karlward: It is OK to dislike jingoistic music that claims to represent the only real American culture.
	10:13am Zipperhead7: Yeah, my daughter who lives in Wichita said BroCo is an official genre
	10:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Listening to BroCo while they RoCo (roll coal)?
	10:15am karlward: Pop country, the loaded baked potato that is killing America
	10:17am Trouble: we had a ridiculous neighbor several years ago who would blast broco in his backyard: i called him nashville knucklehead. he was the prototype for broco. so out of his element living in the city, i always wondered how he came to be my neighbor.
	10:17am Trouble: i feel like i understand so much more about contemporary country top 40 now that i know this term, phew.
	10:19am E: Given the way pop country is this sort of atmopsheric background noise to shopping at a club store, or waiting in a dentists lobby, I predict someday pop country will be what vaporwave people use instead of 80s smooth jazz to invoke that same nostalgic/novelty effect.
	10:19am TDK60: What is bro-co? broccoli country? Nah..
	10:19am Handy Haversack: Though the repeated "BroCo" keeps populating my head with the Old-97's lyric "and the man who plays the banjo keeps on passing me the Old Crow. It magnifies my sorrow, I can't take it anymore." So good coming out of bad?
	10:20am E: it is bro-coli, yes, keep up
	10:20am Dances with Moomins: Thanks Marco Esquandolas: for the tip. I'll give them a listen. Yes TDK it is broccoli country
	10:21am john_zilla: loving the tunes! biked to work w these sounds
	10:21am LouV: what a lovely song
	10:24am doubt: That NSRD track. Thank you.
	10:24am Kpx: I'm far from a music critic, but to me country music has approximately three different melodies, they just change the lyrics with a slight different instrumentals arrangement, and they all pretty much sound like the same song.
	10:25am TDK60: I know a club owner who likes the alt-folk-country stuff (Sturgill Simpson, Tim Easton, etc.). So he tells me about good artists. Not my finest cup o' musical tea but I consider it.
	10:33am morning: Good morning. Glad to catch you live for a moment on my way to work
	10:33am Zipperhead7: I hated C&W until I saw George Jones and had a "road to Damascus" experience.
	10:33am Dances with Moomins: Hei Kpx, you mentioned Good Time Charlie. here in Finland there's a well known singer ( now vintage enough to earn emiritus ) Eero Riattinen, who has sung this lately. For much of Finland's rock, country music & Americana fans, this is something new, something that wasn't here when it was on our radios ( mine when I drove a VW around NJ ). Until I heard him sing it last year I'd nearly forgotten it. It is a snap shot of americana of a time. WFMU has it all. Starting here. Kiitos Trouble.
	10:34am Dances with Moomins: Raittinen
	10:34am E: The production of most of that landfill pop-country is so smooth and polished too that it all sort of blends together into a forgettable breeze, sort of becomes this ambient noise in the distance during a stroll down an aisle at Costco or whatever
	10:35am Trouble: nice to "see" you Dances with Moomins!
	10:35am Dances with Moomins: Nice to be seen
	10:36am Handy Haversack: This conversation is making me regret even more having had to miss Honky Tonk Radio Girl last night.
	10:39am winston legthigh: according to urban dictionary: "Bro-co. A conversion among two or more very close Bros. Usually having to do with Sexual troubles pertaining to the opposite gender."
	10:46am winston legthigh: although i do like the beer song by bubba wilson. they play it every friday at 10:40 am on real radio 104.1
	10:47am Dances with Moomins: It's 5:45 PM here folks, and since she said we'll have the left over Mexican tonight..can't remember when we've had Thur margaritas ( I am retired ) . I read Legthighs comment about redneck disfunction and chortled a salty marargita right through my nose. Thanks ! and a half
	10:51am Kpx: Later dances with Moomins. Enjoy your leftover Mexican dinner. I'll check out that Error Riettinen later in the day
	10:52am winston legthigh: sorry dances with moomins. enjoy dinner!
	10:54am Handy Haversack: Now I want a margarita! I'll take it nasally if that's the new trend.
	10:55am winston legthigh: this nite jewel is incredible.
	10:58am drr: @Kpx: you can also compare "Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues" with Charlie Rich's "Rollin' With The Flow". Of course I love both of those songs.
	10:59am Kpx: Eero Raittinen !
	10:59am duvignau: GRAN PLAYLIST TROUBLE!! SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO!
	10:59am Trouble: gracias@duvignau!
	11:01am Zipperhead7: Every time the birdies come on, my dog jumps up, cocks his head and stares at the speakers like Nipper.
	11:01am TDK60: I can't imagine myself married to Weller. I can imagine borrowing one of his Rickenbackers for a few years..
	11:04am Kpx: drr: Ah yes indeed I already have a couple years ago. I think I remember reading that Charlie Rich had basically took Good Time Charlie's got the blues and just slightly tweaked it.
	11:05am sugarwolf: Is anyone else listening on 90.1 having problems?
	11:07am Toothgrinder Tom: What is needed is a new genre: prog country.
	11:08am Toothgrinder Tom: Songs in 12/8 time and that sort of thing.
	11:08am TDK60: I really dig J. Molina. That mix of electronics and folkish pop. Plus, she's Argentine, she might drink yerba mate. (Will have to find out..)
	11:09am queems: popping in to say that i have been following ben's instagram and i LOVE his ceramics
	11:11am Andres: Good morning! This is great! Also, if people think you are dead then they are at least thinking about you and in a sense keeping you alive.
	11:11am TDK60: Queems!, how-do?
	11:12am drr: what about _wishing_ you were dead?
	11:13am eva: hi! working today and your show is an excellent companion. sending good vibes to y’all.
	11:14am Trouble: 90.1 is being worked on right now@sugarwolf! it will be back to normal soon, sorry.
	11:15am Trouble: merci@eva!
	11:16am TDK60: Trouble, I stumbled upon an old Brazilian double album by Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges, "Clube Da Esquina" from the early '70s. I was knocked over. How did I miss this gem so long ago?! I was sad about that, then glad I found it at the public library, by chance...
	11:17am Trouble: that sounds soooo good@tdk60. i don't think i know that record but i looooove lo borges!
	11:17am Kpx: Queems! TDK60, he wants to know, how do ?
	11:18am TDK60: Trouble, you're in for a surprise! Hope the WFMU library has... [?]
	11:18am winston legthigh: i have this image of an unplugged electrical cord on the floor in the wfmu transmitter room.
	11:19am sugarwolf: Thanks trouble! And thanks to the internet and the app so I can still listen :):)
	11:22am ?: damn missed most…
	11:22am drr: @TDK60: WHAT public library?? That's amazing if they have it on vinyl, it's very sought-after. I've never seen one. I had it on CD, it's a terrific record.
	11:24am TDK60: drr: NYC library. They have it on CD. I don't think LPs are available to the public there anymore. (Maybe researchers?)
	11:24am JT: juana molina is the tops
	11:24am Zipperhead7: Has anyone visited Valparaiso Chile? They apparently have a vibrant artist's community. I looked at some of the murals online and felt my brain had been stirred around with a spoon.
	11:25am JT: she was the source of my señor coconut free association above
	11:26am captain beef fart: needed this Nina. Thanks, Trouble.
	11:27am ?: Winston legthigh: and there's two or three guys wearing hard hats standing around the cord drinking coffee scratching themselfs saying, Yup, bet if we just plug that back in she'll be up and running again. Yup, yup.
	11:29am Kpx: Excuse me, I was ?
	11:34am Kpx: I just got a huge craving for some horseradish cheese.
	11:34am winston legthigh: would love to see that @?
	11:36am Handy Haversack: Dang it, missed Nina Simone. This new issue of talking to coworkers is clearly going to cost me!
	11:36am winston legthigh: oh got it @kpx. im getting zero work done today so i will say goodbye. thanks trouble.
	11:37am Handy Haversack: Later on, winston!
	11:38am winston legthigh: is this cher?
	11:39am drr: @TDK60: Ah, I see. If they did have LPs it would probably have found its way to a private collection. I miss those days: got tons of vinyl from the Knoxville Public Library in the late 80s. Lots of Shakespeare for school and things like Updike reading short stories. Probably in a landfill now.
	11:39am Kpx: Yeah later's you pack of cigarettes.
	11:41am jt: Certain songs can never be too long or be covered enough
	11:42am Ed From Jersey City: Everett dug that one.
	11:42am Michelle: Yes! Perfection!
	11:45am Passaic River Blues: "Have you ever heard of Sylvia Plath?" That is adorable. She sounds lovely!
	11:46am Trouble: hellllo @ed! glad to hear everett is digging the sounds!! v i hope you are all swell. x
	11:46am Layet Johnson: Was just reading Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London on towel washing! Very important job!
	11:47am Passaic River Blues: @Layet: Love and love "Down and Out"!
	11:47am Peter in SEA: late to the game Happy Thursday, will listen in archives! Playlist looks awesome and full of new stuff to me!
	11:48am Trouble: @prb: she is sooo adorable! she gave me her favorite book for a goodbye gift: emma by jane austen, in portuguese, b/c we talked about how i really should learn to speak portuguese
	11:48am Trouble: ciao @peter
	11:48am Layet Johnson: @Passaic it’s beautiful! I’m gonna binge-read Orwell :))
	11:49am Kpx: With all these Hurri-up-canes we've been having floating is a good thing.
	11:50am Toutevoix: radiosissimo covid times days & nights Bashung à tombeau ouvert, à la chaleur humaine...à la chaleur des météores
	11:52am Passaic River Blues: @Trouble: man, my heart is practically seizing over here. Love that you both connected and enriched each other's lives. @Layet: They're all so good! Re-read "The Road to Wigan Pier" and "Homage to Catalonia" a couple of years ago.
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the enjoyable session this morning, Trouble. Take care!
	11:54am TDK60: Thanks, Trouble. See ya soon..
	11:55am βrian: If you're not staying above ground with Pseu, "Doors opening ..."" Continental Subway wfmu.org...
	11:56am Zipperhead7: LOVE Orwell. Anyone who ever worked in a restaurant should read "Down and Out." He got tagged for antisemitism in "Down and Out" but I think he was misinterpreted.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning, see you next week!
	11:58am 12539: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am Stanley: Lovely show. Thanks Trouble.
	11:59am Handy Haversack: Shoot! So late! Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am Pale Son: Great show, thank you!!!
	11:59am Rich in Washington: @Zipperhead7: Keep the Aspidistra Flying is a fun one, too.
	11:59am TDK60: Yeah, I guessed that was from O.W.S.
	12:01pm Layet Johnson: @passaic I just finished Homage. It set me on current path… Power to the working class!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 16, 2021

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September 16, 2021: nature does not produce

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
dj cam	free your turntable and your scratch will follow	underground vibes					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
park hye jin	whatchu doin later ( clean)	before i die				*	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	endless endless "endless endless" by "Kraftwerk"	trans-europe express					0:10:14 (Pop-up)
lalo schifrin	old laces "old laces" by "lalo schifrin"	The Dissection And Reconstruction Of Music From The Past As Performed By The Inmates Of Lalo Schifrin's Demented Ensemble As A Tribute To The Memory Of The Marquis De Sade					0:15:03 (Pop-up)
ann peebles	i needed somebody "i needed somebody" by "ann peebles"	tellin' it					0:19:30 (Pop-up)
duet for theremin and lap steel	borisov	Oumuamua	stickfigure			*	0:25:18 (Pop-up)
Land Of The Loops	help for your aching back ( dirt bike mix)	refried treats					0:30:11 (Pop-up)

alice coltrane	jagadishwar "jagadishwar" by "alice coltrane"	kuritan turiya sings	Impulse!			*	0:41:07 (Pop-up)
NSRD	sievete ar casio "sievete ar casio" by "NSRD"	Workshop For The Restoration Of Unfelt Feelings					0:46:22 (Pop-up)
Félicia Atkinson	enter the memory of a crow ( spell by david horvitz)	incantations v/a	seance centre			*	0:55:37 (Pop-up)
takeo toyama	drops "drops" by "takeo toyama"	etudes					0:58:09 (Pop-up)
sammi smith	help me make it through the night	For the Good Times: The Songs of Kris Kristofferson				*	1:00:41 (Pop-up)

don cherry	you took advantage of me	cherry jam	gearbox records	1965 radio			1:07:08 (Pop-up)
David Motion & Sally Potter	in the garden	OST orlando					1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	el perro "el perro" by "Juana Molina"	Segundo (21st Anniversary)	Crammed Discs			*	1:16:04 (Pop-up)
Hamiett Bluiett	ebu "ebu" by "Hamiett Bluiett"	Bearer of the Holy Flame	strut	1983		*	1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Natik Awayez	the exodus "the exodus" by "Natik Awayez"	manbarani	sublime frequencies			*	1:29:39 (Pop-up)
billy paul	traces "traces" by "billy paul"	ebony woman					1:37:49 (Pop-up)
Lafawndah	the stillness "the stillness" by "Lafawndah"	the fifth season	latency recordings			*	1:42:36 (Pop-up)
nite jewel	show me what you're made of	no sun				*	1:50:03 (Pop-up)
the style council	the gardener of eden	confessions of a pop group					1:54:09 (Pop-up)

jose mauro	a viagem das horas "a viagem das horas" by "jose mauro"	A Viagem das Horas					2:10:18 (Pop-up)
byard lancaster	Drummers from Ibadan	my pure joy	strut	1992		*	2:13:17 (Pop-up)
rodrigo amarante	sky beneath "sky beneath" by "rodrigo amarante"	drama				*	2:17:13 (Pop-up)
jun sato	lorang "lorang" by "jun sato"	Heisei No Oto (Japanese Left-Field Pop From The CD Age, 1989-1996) v/a	music from memory				2:21:07 (Pop-up)
nina simone	o-o-oh child "o-o-oh child" by "nina simone"	remixed & reimagined					2:26:26 (Pop-up)
arlo parks	hurt "hurt" by "arlo parks"	collapsed in sunbeams					2:30:18 (Pop-up)
bronski beat/ marc almond	i feel love/johnny remember me the cake mix)				12"		2:33:24 (Pop-up)

alain bashung	j'envisage "j'envisage" by "alain bashung"	play blessures					2:47:06 (Pop-up)
jungle	what d'you know about me? "what d'you know about me?" by "jungle"	loving in stereo					2:50:20 (Pop-up)
cleo sol	rewind "rewind" by "cleo sol"	rose in the dark					2:53:31 (Pop-up)
brandee younger	pretend With tarriona 'Tank" ball	somewhere different	impulse!			*	2:56:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am TDK60: Trouble, bonjour.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, Trouble and all!
	9:01am annette: my very first swag was you, Trouble. hugs.
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Moika to the Troubled. Moi moi trouble!
	9:04am Handy Haversack: Good grayish Thursday to Trouble and all the Troubled. We listened to the premium while driving home last week, Trouble. Great stuff!
	9:04am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	9:04am JT: greetings trouble et al
	9:05am Kpx: Morning Troubly Woubly !
	9:05am Pale Son: Morning, all! I missed the modern world last week so looking forward to a good long session with it.
	9:05am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there TDK60, Handy and listener james.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: Morning, Andrew! How's the Torontonic section of Turtle Island treating you?
	9:07am βrian: Les grillons, les oiseaux. Good morning.
	9:09am Juli: I just imagining Trouble scratchin rn
	9:10am βrian: My marker is itching to insert a semi-colon on that poster.
	9:10am Heidee: Hi Trouble! Hi all! Handy, I came here for you :-)
	9:10am strongstyleorganics: kraftwerk?
	9:10am Andrew in Toronto: Quite well thanks.
	9:10am TDK60: Hi Andrew of Toronto. / Love this Kraftwerk cut.
	9:10am JT: señor coconut
	9:11am strongstyleorganics: this is from Trans Europe express iirc
	9:11am Pale Son: One of my favourite tracks from one of my favourite albums! Nothing too controversial about that, I guess, but really enjoying this.
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble. Good morning, listeners.
	9:12am Kpx: I would love to say that later I'm doing something worthwhile or interesting. But I would be a big fatso liar, minus the fat, and so.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: The soft tyranny of display type, βrian. Hi, Heidee! I hope you stay for you!
	9:13am melinda: hi everyone
	9:14am Trouble: good thursday to all!
	9:16am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble and Everyone...
	9:17am The Oscar: Now THAT'S how you title an album!
	9:17am Kpx: This flute is sounding very pink pantherish.
	9:17am Zipperhead7: Ahh . . . Trouble's show is like a cool hand pressed against my fevered forehead.
	9:18am modern blaze: this place is twerky, where was i?
	9:19am TDK60: The Oscar: That's a play on the play, 'The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade,' by Peter Weiss, 1963.
	9:20am Strandlund: That Lalo Schifrin was great!! We just needed Clay's MANNIX to pop up every now and again...
	9:21am Heidee: Handy, sure! :-) Great music, Trouble!
	9:21am strongstyleorganics: omg she said shit! censorship fail lol
	9:25am βrian: That's a great feline photo, @Strandlund.
	9:26am Strandlund: Thanks! That's our youngest kitty, Daisy.
	9:27am Dances with Moomins: This is very cool. Oumuamua name of intergalactic traveler 'messenger'. Theremin & lap steel ! amazing
	9:28am Dances with Moomins: @ Strandlund, do you have kitty, Daisy AND Lewis?
	9:29am Stephen O: Good morning. Yes, this is so so cool.
	9:32am Erin in TO: This Land of the Loops is the vibe I needed this morning
	9:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Fruit of the Loops
	9:36am karlward: Just saw WFMU's own Abbie From Mars is playing at the Broadway in Brooklyn next Friday, opening for Dougie Poole. Anybody going? www.songkick.com...
	9:36am TDK60: Now we know, chairs are musical at the radio office towers. That could throw you off if you have a fave.
	9:37am TDK60: Other DJs have been complaining about gnats and fruit flies! Banana peel in the kitchen trash bin?
	9:37am βrian: Shallow dishes of vinegar sealed with perforated plastic wrap will trap those fruit flies.
	9:38am JT: @ß there u go
	9:39am strongstyleorganics: play butthole surfers lol
	9:39am Robm: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:40am listener james from westwood: Part of me never left that trip-hop time.
	9:40am TDK60: I dig that trip hop too. You can tag those Bristolians for that; they're to blame.
	9:41am iiibeat: Is it to his personal memories acquired while living? Our collective memories of him? All of memory to do with him combined, in general totality??
	9:42am Handy Haversack: karlward, I'll run it up the flagpole! Not sure if we have anything going on next Fri. If you're looking for a show in BK tonight, come to Gold Sounds. A beer and a violet crème are on me!
	9:43am karlward: Every time I hear this I'm like damn, I love this.
	9:45am Juli: Wish I knew what they are saying
	9:46am TDK60: Handy, I would love to come but am still hesitant about indoors. Going to a few outdoor concerts at first. I'll be there for C&K someday...
	9:47am Robm: @Juli you and me both
	9:47am Handy Haversack: Totally understand that, TDK60.
	9:47am DJ Guin: I wish I knew what day it is. Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anyone even care?
	9:48am Juli: Damn the human condition 😒 I am gonna jam over this all bbl
	9:53am iiibeat: Some sort of conjured memory? Something that just floated in? Something forced?
	9:57am Phillippe: Good morning everyone! Handy, I was just scrolling up through comments to see what I missed and at first I read "violet creme" and "violent crime" and I thought, "Jeez, he's only been back in the office a couple days..."
	9:58am Phillippe: *"creme" as (not "and")
	9:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: C&K outdoor show in Blue Hill, Maine next summer? I'll be there!! ;-)
	9:59am Strandlund: @ Dances with Moomins...No kitties named Lewis in our family.
	9:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Dang it...meeting time...
	9:59am Handy Haversack: It's on me, Phillippe! And so far no one has said anything about the fact that I'm just wearing the WFMU shirts on the outside now. Postpandemic Handy cares not for button-downs! (Actually, I had already pretty much moved on to snaps. For safety!) Ha, Woods, let's see what we can arrange!
	10:00am iiibeat: Something contrived and/or facilitated and then held with the forces of belief?
	10:02am Gland Dialer: I dug that incantation--For more compelling crow prose commentary, see Wolfgang Borchert's "The Crows Fly Home at Night."
	10:03am Phillippe: I hear ya, Handy. My wardrobe has evolved (or devolved, depending on your perspective) to FMU, dive bar, and crab house tee shirts and either a bathing suit or sweatpants, depending on the weather.
	10:04am Kpx: Try playing Good Time Charlie's got the blues back to back with help me Make it through the night, and tell me it doesn't sound the same.
	10:05am Dances with Moomins: @Strandlund check them out ( Kitty, Daisy, & Lewis ) if you haven't heard them. They putting the kick in the chicken
	10:06am melinda: I'm sorry you were subjected to bad country at the dentist's office. Yesterday I was at the dentist and it was 80s hits, not my faves but better.
	10:06am Zipperhead7: Yes, "BroCo" is a curse on the planet. But Elizabeth Cook gives me hope.
	10:06am winston legthigh: hi trouble. agree it is awful. im no expert but relocated to country music country and its not good.
	10:07am BillyLundun: Ah yes BroCo, now it has a name and can be avoided due to it's taxonomy
	10:09am TDK60: There were two Genesises [sp?], right? The early prog Genesis with the knights and battles in forests. Then, the later poppy stuff that sounds good if you're on poppies.
	10:09am Juli: Anyone dig ghost stories? Message me Anyone find ghosts stories to be off putting? Message me
	10:09am Trouble: oooo, I meant contemporary top 40 country! no offense to any roots music lovers, i meant top 40, made for the masses music
	10:10am Juli: Trouble loving all this soft jazz
	10:10am Marco Esquandolas: I live in Kentucky and because of this, my ears are constantly assaulted by modern country music just about everywhere I go. I have a very hard time listening to most of it. BUT, I do love Sturgill Simpson and Chris Stapleton.
	10:10am Trouble: broco!? is that a name?? it sooo makes sense...
	10:11am Juli: I was forced to listen to top 40 country on the farms I used to work at and would be singing them by day twenty…catchy but v v bad.
	10:11am E: There is a solid deli in Montville NJ that just blasts pop country radio and it's really lowest common denominator stuff... it all sounds like the musical equivalent of reality television. I have to keep these things to myself because poptimists love to make me feel like I am unfashionable for saying such things.
	10:12am Heidee: very Steve Reich this nice
	10:13am E: BroCo... the music of barndominiums, I'd assume
	10:13am karlward: It is OK to dislike jingoistic music that claims to represent the only real American culture.
	10:13am Zipperhead7: Yeah, my daughter who lives in Wichita said BroCo is an official genre
	10:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Listening to BroCo while they RoCo (roll coal)?
	10:15am karlward: Pop country, the loaded baked potato that is killing America
	10:17am Trouble: we had a ridiculous neighbor several years ago who would blast broco in his backyard: i called him nashville knucklehead. he was the prototype for broco. so out of his element living in the city, i always wondered how he came to be my neighbor.
	10:17am Trouble: i feel like i understand so much more about contemporary country top 40 now that i know this term, phew.
	10:19am E: Given the way pop country is this sort of atmopsheric background noise to shopping at a club store, or waiting in a dentists lobby, I predict someday pop country will be what vaporwave people use instead of 80s smooth jazz to invoke that same nostalgic/novelty effect.
	10:19am TDK60: What is bro-co? broccoli country? Nah..
	10:19am Handy Haversack: Though the repeated "BroCo" keeps populating my head with the Old-97's lyric "and the man who plays the banjo keeps on passing me the Old Crow. It magnifies my sorrow, I can't take it anymore." So good coming out of bad?
	10:20am E: it is bro-coli, yes, keep up
	10:20am Dances with Moomins: Thanks Marco Esquandolas: for the tip. I'll give them a listen. Yes TDK it is broccoli country
	10:21am john_zilla: loving the tunes! biked to work w these sounds
	10:21am LouV: what a lovely song
	10:24am doubt: That NSRD track. Thank you.
	10:24am Kpx: I'm far from a music critic, but to me country music has approximately three different melodies, they just change the lyrics with a slight different instrumentals arrangement, and they all pretty much sound like the same song.
	10:25am TDK60: I know a club owner who likes the alt-folk-country stuff (Sturgill Simpson, Tim Easton, etc.). So he tells me about good artists. Not my finest cup o' musical tea but I consider it.
	10:33am morning: Good morning. Glad to catch you live for a moment on my way to work
	10:33am Zipperhead7: I hated C&W until I saw George Jones and had a "road to Damascus" experience.
	10:33am Dances with Moomins: Hei Kpx, you mentioned Good Time Charlie. here in Finland there's a well known singer ( now vintage enough to earn emiritus ) Eero Riattinen, who has sung this lately. For much of Finland's rock, country music & Americana fans, this is something new, something that wasn't here when it was on our radios ( mine when I drove a VW around NJ ). Until I heard him sing it last year I'd nearly forgotten it. It is a snap shot of americana of a time. WFMU has it all. Starting here. Kiitos Trouble.
	10:34am Dances with Moomins: Raittinen
	10:34am E: The production of most of that landfill pop-country is so smooth and polished too that it all sort of blends together into a forgettable breeze, sort of becomes this ambient noise in the distance during a stroll down an aisle at Costco or whatever
	10:35am Trouble: nice to "see" you Dances with Moomins!
	10:35am Dances with Moomins: Nice to be seen
	10:36am Handy Haversack: This conversation is making me regret even more having had to miss Honky Tonk Radio Girl last night.
	10:39am winston legthigh: according to urban dictionary: "Bro-co. A conversion among two or more very close Bros. Usually having to do with Sexual troubles pertaining to the opposite gender."
	10:46am winston legthigh: although i do like the beer song by bubba wilson. they play it every friday at 10:40 am on real radio 104.1
	10:47am Dances with Moomins: It's 5:45 PM here folks, and since she said we'll have the left over Mexican tonight..can't remember when we've had Thur margaritas ( I am retired ) . I read Legthighs comment about redneck disfunction and chortled a salty marargita right through my nose. Thanks ! and a half
	10:51am Kpx: Later dances with Moomins. Enjoy your leftover Mexican dinner. I'll check out that Error Riettinen later in the day
	10:52am winston legthigh: sorry dances with moomins. enjoy dinner!
	10:54am Handy Haversack: Now I want a margarita! I'll take it nasally if that's the new trend.
	10:55am winston legthigh: this nite jewel is incredible.
	10:58am drr: @Kpx: you can also compare "Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues" with Charlie Rich's "Rollin' With The Flow". Of course I love both of those songs.
	10:59am Kpx: Eero Raittinen !
	10:59am duvignau: GRAN PLAYLIST TROUBLE!! SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO!
	10:59am Trouble: gracias@duvignau!
	11:01am Zipperhead7: Every time the birdies come on, my dog jumps up, cocks his head and stares at the speakers like Nipper.
	11:01am TDK60: I can't imagine myself married to Weller. I can imagine borrowing one of his Rickenbackers for a few years..
	11:04am Kpx: drr: Ah yes indeed I already have a couple years ago. I think I remember reading that Charlie Rich had basically took Good Time Charlie's got the blues and just slightly tweaked it.
	11:05am sugarwolf: Is anyone else listening on 90.1 having problems?
	11:07am Toothgrinder Tom: What is needed is a new genre: prog country.
	11:08am Toothgrinder Tom: Songs in 12/8 time and that sort of thing.
	11:08am TDK60: I really dig J. Molina. That mix of electronics and folkish pop. Plus, she's Argentine, she might drink yerba mate. (Will have to find out..)
	11:09am queems: popping in to say that i have been following ben's instagram and i LOVE his ceramics
	11:11am Andres: Good morning! This is great! Also, if people think you are dead then they are at least thinking about you and in a sense keeping you alive.
	11:11am TDK60: Queems!, how-do?
	11:12am drr: what about _wishing_ you were dead?
	11:13am eva: hi! working today and your show is an excellent companion. sending good vibes to y’all.
	11:14am Trouble: 90.1 is being worked on right now@sugarwolf! it will be back to normal soon, sorry.
	11:15am Trouble: merci@eva!
	11:16am TDK60: Trouble, I stumbled upon an old Brazilian double album by Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges, "Clube Da Esquina" from the early '70s. I was knocked over. How did I miss this gem so long ago?! I was sad about that, then glad I found it at the public library, by chance...
	11:17am Trouble: that sounds soooo good@tdk60. i don't think i know that record but i looooove lo borges!
	11:17am Kpx: Queems! TDK60, he wants to know, how do ?
	11:18am TDK60: Trouble, you're in for a surprise! Hope the WFMU library has... [?]
	11:18am winston legthigh: i have this image of an unplugged electrical cord on the floor in the wfmu transmitter room.
	11:19am sugarwolf: Thanks trouble! And thanks to the internet and the app so I can still listen :):)
	11:22am ?: damn missed most…
	11:22am drr: @TDK60: WHAT public library?? That's amazing if they have it on vinyl, it's very sought-after. I've never seen one. I had it on CD, it's a terrific record.
	11:24am TDK60: drr: NYC library. They have it on CD. I don't think LPs are available to the public there anymore. (Maybe researchers?)
	11:24am JT: juana molina is the tops
	11:24am Zipperhead7: Has anyone visited Valparaiso Chile? They apparently have a vibrant artist's community. I looked at some of the murals online and felt my brain had been stirred around with a spoon.
	11:25am JT: she was the source of my señor coconut free association above
	11:26am captain beef fart: needed this Nina. Thanks, Trouble.
	11:27am ?: Winston legthigh: and there's two or three guys wearing hard hats standing around the cord drinking coffee scratching themselfs saying, Yup, bet if we just plug that back in she'll be up and running again. Yup, yup.
	11:29am Kpx: Excuse me, I was ?
	11:34am Kpx: I just got a huge craving for some horseradish cheese.
	11:34am winston legthigh: would love to see that @?
	11:36am Handy Haversack: Dang it, missed Nina Simone. This new issue of talking to coworkers is clearly going to cost me!
	11:36am winston legthigh: oh got it @kpx. im getting zero work done today so i will say goodbye. thanks trouble.
	11:37am Handy Haversack: Later on, winston!
	11:38am winston legthigh: is this cher?
	11:39am drr: @TDK60: Ah, I see. If they did have LPs it would probably have found its way to a private collection. I miss those days: got tons of vinyl from the Knoxville Public Library in the late 80s. Lots of Shakespeare for school and things like Updike reading short stories. Probably in a landfill now.
	11:39am Kpx: Yeah later's you pack of cigarettes.
	11:41am jt: Certain songs can never be too long or be covered enough
	11:42am Ed From Jersey City: Everett dug that one.
	11:42am Michelle: Yes! Perfection!
	11:45am Passaic River Blues: "Have you ever heard of Sylvia Plath?" That is adorable. She sounds lovely!
	11:46am Trouble: hellllo @ed! glad to hear everett is digging the sounds!! v i hope you are all swell. x
	11:46am Layet Johnson: Was just reading Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London on towel washing! Very important job!
	11:47am Passaic River Blues: @Layet: Love and love "Down and Out"!
	11:47am Peter in SEA: late to the game Happy Thursday, will listen in archives! Playlist looks awesome and full of new stuff to me!
	11:48am Trouble: @prb: she is sooo adorable! she gave me her favorite book for a goodbye gift: emma by jane austen, in portuguese, b/c we talked about how i really should learn to speak portuguese
	11:48am Trouble: ciao @peter
	11:48am Layet Johnson: @Passaic it’s beautiful! I’m gonna binge-read Orwell :))
	11:49am Kpx: With all these Hurri-up-canes we've been having floating is a good thing.
	11:50am Toutevoix: radiosissimo covid times days & nights Bashung à tombeau ouvert, à la chaleur humaine...à la chaleur des météores
	11:52am Passaic River Blues: @Trouble: man, my heart is practically seizing over here. Love that you both connected and enriched each other's lives. @Layet: They're all so good! Re-read "The Road to Wigan Pier" and "Homage to Catalonia" a couple of years ago.
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the enjoyable session this morning, Trouble. Take care!
	11:54am TDK60: Thanks, Trouble. See ya soon..
	11:55am βrian: If you're not staying above ground with Pseu, "Doors opening ..."" Continental Subway wfmu.org...
	11:56am Zipperhead7: LOVE Orwell. Anyone who ever worked in a restaurant should read "Down and Out." He got tagged for antisemitism in "Down and Out" but I think he was misinterpreted.
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning, see you next week!
	11:58am 12539: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am Stanley: Lovely show. Thanks Trouble.
	11:59am Handy Haversack: Shoot! So late! Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am Pale Son: Great show, thank you!!!
	11:59am Rich in Washington: @Zipperhead7: Keep the Aspidistra Flying is a fun one, too.
	11:59am TDK60: Yeah, I guessed that was from O.W.S.
	12:01pm Layet Johnson: @passaic I just finished Homage. It set me on current path… Power to the working class!!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 16, 2021

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