WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 24, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:59am Handy Haversack: Good gray Thursday morning, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	8:59am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:00am Dances with Moomins: Good morning Trouble and all in the troubled world today
	9:00am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Trouble.
	9:01am rx scabin: Good morning, Trouble et al.
	9:01am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble and everyone!! Nice Ringgold...
	9:01am Robm: Good morning trouble and all the troublemakers in this very troubled world
	9:01am unpopularfred: to DJ Trouble, I bow down
	9:03am dday: Just woke up & thought it was Friday
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modern World dwellers!
	9:05am Robm: Hey dday morning
	9:06am Trouble: good morning thursday people! link to faith ringgold show at the new museum is here:www.newmuseum.org...
	9:09am YETI BOB: it's been probably 4-5 years since I was in NYC. i want to visit and check out some museum shows.
	9:10am jameson 57: 21 bows: very important. Many cultures include bowing for sincerity and devotion.
	9:11am Geronimo: Thank you for this Gratitude gratitude gratitude
	9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, trouble and peaceful operatives.
	9:12am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Is this on Bandcamp? Batagov has a pile of release but I couldn't find this one.
	9:12am YETI BOB: Now re-centering and regaining my calm after that metal mayhem! thanks Trouble.
	9:13am jameson 57: Once did a special class of 1000 bows. Very intense. And beautiful.
	9:14am Handy Haversack: We're leaving the lights on for you, YB!
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay for bird icons!
	9:15am YETI BOB: Woods: Could be wrong but I think it's track 3 on this CD: fancymusic.bandcamp.com...
	9:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I should probably go to a museum soon before the republicans outlaw them. Boy, I would _really_ like to live in less interesting times.
	9:15am karlward: Thursday metal morning got me RATTled too, good to prostrate for a bit
	9:15am morphe': Yeti/all - the prices of so many museums are scandalous !!! Especially when one considers their wealth and tax breaks (eg; MOMA gets/got/gets massive Real Estate Tax waivers while housing Multi-Million dollar apartments !!!)
	9:16am jameson 57: The Buddhas' energy center is very full; see his big belly.
	9:17am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Not sure. There's a dude singing in the middle of that one.
	9:17am YETI BOB: Yeah, you're right Woods.
	9:18am Dances with Moomins: @Yeti Bob, yeah, I'll be back in NYC ( in the States ) for first time since 2016 in April . Also have some museums on the list
	9:18am morphe': Yeti - is the Art Institute Museum still free???
	9:18am YETI BOB: morphe': They have one day a week that's free, IIRC. I'm a member there so I'm not 100% sure.
	9:20am Dances with Moomins: Thank you Trouble for peace this morning
	9:20am jameson 57: Thank you, Trouble. So beautiful.
	9:20am Handy Haversack: You can still get into the Met and AMNH for free or a dime or whatever, but you have to stand online and act the supplicant and make your obeisance to do it -- and you can't see special shows or the space show at the Planetarium.
	9:21am Jaydot Kaydot: I knew I had heard this Prostration To The 35 Buddhas before.....so I googled it and naturally the first result was another Trouble playlist!
	9:22am morphe': NYC Museums - if ya have any type of official looking educator ID and an appropriate mailing address .. ya can often finagle a free pass in NYC Ms by saying "I am considering a class trip and would like to do a 'Pre-Visit'. Tell them ya need it for 2 = 1 for yer student teacher and bring a friend.
	9:22am Pale Son: Good ol' Faith Ringgold, love that one! Good morning, all!
	9:23am YETI BOB: Chicago Public Library has museum passes that you can check out. I have no idea if there's anything like that in NYC.
	9:24am Trouble: wow!!! bird icon activate! so exciting!!! big thanks to listener Spence!!
	9:25am Pale Son: It's a beauty!
	9:25am Zipperhead7: Just switched on the show and was greeted by the sounds of little birdies! Hi everybody!
	9:25am Jaydot Kaydot: www.culturepass.nyc
	9:25am rx scabin: Helado Negro!
	9:26am Handy Haversack: There's CityPass that gets you discounts to a bunch of things, but it's not cheap either. And the NYCID card can get you a free one-year membership at a bunch of museums. Once. Ooooo, nice bird!
	9:26am morphe': Handy - that is true, but sort of NYer info .. out of towers do not often know that.. Last time I went to AMNH .. I told the people around us ... also.. give the tkt to someone on the way out ... they can say ... "I need to go back in and look for my daughter/son.."
	9:27am B in BK: so beautiful, thank you.
	9:29am Spence in Baltimore: The bird, hooray! So glad it works.
	9:29am Zipperhead7: A friend gets into MOMA at a reduced rate -- you have to show proof of being part of an exhibition somewhere in the last three years. Kind of an "artistic license." I avoid MOMA because it's a cash register (and I get vertigo on the walkways)
	9:30am Trouble: MERCI BIEN@ spence in baltimore!! it looks super duper!
	9:30am morphe': Drooker, who lives in Berkeley, told me the Berkeley Library has a "Tools Check-out" That sounds pretty great... NYPL used to check-out Film projectors and films .. we used to do happenings and use it ..
	9:30am ?: Thank you for the dreamy vibes!
	9:31am ChukAmok: I really miss NYC museums, but the price hike at the Met is BS (especially now that I am an out of towner).
	9:31am karlward: If you look really closely at the bird, you can see little French pixels
	9:32am YETI BOB: I want to see the Charles Ray show at the Met
	9:32am YETI BOB: there's a piece of his here at the Art Institute that I just love
	9:33am TDK60: A bird, where? Huh?
	9:33am Smurph: Liking the vibes this morning!
	9:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was watching a travel video recently and one person commented on how surprising it was that the museums were free. Now what city where they in....London?? Can't remember.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: Public museums are free in the UK. It's amazing. Go in, museum for a while, get hungry, go out and grab a pint and a pie, and then just go the hell back in! Imagine!
	9:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Criterion Channel is fantastic!
	9:38am Handy Haversack: Yay, congrats, Trouble! Screw Amazon!
	9:38am YETI BOB: Criterion has some great movies! Is it evil?
	9:38am ?: Bezos - all that money and he didn't become batman - what a waste
	9:38am Susan: Criterion is so great. You can dive deep into so many genres
	9:38am Cormac555: Hello! Breathless is indeed on criterion channel!
	9:38am ChukAmok: That said: I will and do pay the new admissions at The Met every time. They know I can't quit.
	9:38am lazy pierogi: +1 for criterion also check out cathodetv.com for free curated streams
	9:39am Niall-iOS: Criterion + Mubi + Kanopy through my library keeps me in movies.
	9:39am lazy pierogi: and good morning good people
	9:39am YETI BOB: "Avis Tribulatis", the Trouble Bird!
	9:39am steveo: good morning;;; ooh bird icons; We just were in DC where there are many lovely free museums (place is so weird otherwise)
	9:39am Rich in Washington: I have the Criterion Channel! I don't watch it as often as I should. It's like the guy staring at the girl while walking with his girl meme: Me watching stupid stuff on the free YouTube TV app while thousands of great art films go unwatched.
	9:39am Jesaboon: Hello Trouble Bird!! You’re an art teacher, yes? I’m about to become one- and I super love your style. is there a way I can follow/learn from you outside of the show?? Thank you!! 🦜
	9:40am Jaydot Kaydot: Kanopy is amazing! You can get it with your Jersey City Library Card, local types.
	9:40am Robm: @Handy was thinking it was elon musk?
	9:40am unpopularfred: modernicus mundi, perhaps
	9:40am Zipperhead7: How much is Criterion? I'm at subscription max, so something's gotta go
	9:40am The Oscar: Chiming in to say that Criterion is absolutely worth the subscription-- immaculately curated and algorithm-free. Mubi does a lot of very cool work as well.
	9:40am Mark Williams: so many online movie-watching options. The Metrograph in NYC alone gives you options that are curated on an on-going basis. Criterion obviously quite good. Frankly, why people do not turn their back on Amazon et al is why we can't turn the corner on corporate control of our politics. De-colonize yourself.
	9:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): There's a lot of oddball art content at ubu.com. Also, free!
	9:41am Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, just give them a quarter and say you're looking forward to your visit. They will let you in.
	9:42am Hams: fabio introduced me to rarefilmm.com & cinephobe.tv... free.
	9:42am The Oscar: Whenever someone tells me that they can't justify subscribing to both Netflix and Criterion, my advice to them, as a film critic and as a friend, is to ditch Netflix. Apart from the original stuff there's just so little there these days.
	9:42am Pale Son: Oh man, this was one of my faves in my mom's box of singles when I was a kid. Used to play it on my Mickey Mouse record player!
	9:42am captain beef fart: struggling to get motivated before a string of meetings whisks me to 4 o'clock. Great show!
	9:43am ifeelfatnsassy: Of the streaming services, I think I like the UI for Criterion the least. It feels really difficult to find anything. But like... the content... hard to beat.
	9:43am Polly.: Hi Trouble and all Troublers! Love this sugar town song!
	9:43am Matt Fiveash: Hey Trouble! Definitely get Criterion, you won't regreat it. I was getting ready to email you about this actually: they currently have a "Reggae in Film" series, with Harder They Come, Rockers, etc- anyway I watched a movie in that series called Babylon, from 1980. You turned me on to that Lovers Rock movie last year, and I think Babylon must have had a heavy influence on Lovers Rock, it works very similar terrain. It was banned/supressed at the time and just recently resurfaced...
	9:44am Matt Fiveash: ...but that aside, Criterion Channel is an embarassment of riches. Can't recommend it more.
	9:44am ?!: Why did you decide against the flamingo ? @ Trouble.
	9:44am Handy Haversack: Pale Son, I had that record player!
	9:44am TDK60: I haven't watched a movie in a while; always listening to that music.
	9:44am Pale Son: Neither Criterion nor Kanopy works with my TV/AppleTV-box-thingy combination, so I have to watch them small on my laptop, which is kind of a drag.
	9:45am YETI BOB: "Babylon" is FANTASTIC, watched it a few weeks ago and have been recommending it to everyone who will listen
	9:45am Pale Son: @Handy Hi, kids!
	9:46am Pascal in Arles: Bonjour and merci for this wonderful set. Trepidation here in Flamingoland but so happy to have the radio by my side. Bisous de France x x
	9:46am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): What's that site that Fabio recommended that's just a continuous mashup of weird/funny stuff? I got stuck watching that thing for hours one night.
	9:47am YETI BOB: @Trouble in case you missed it above: "Avis Tribulatus" would be "Trouble bird" (I think)
	9:48am Jaydot Kaydot: I wish there was an a la carte 24/7 TCM channel I could subscribe to- HBO Max has a selection of TCM movies, but the thing I miss most about cable is just stumbling on some obscure move on TCM in the middle of the night.
	9:48am The Oscar: Re: Babylon, I actually interviewed Brinsley Forde about his role in the film a couple of years back if anyone's interested! bostonhassle.com...
	9:49am Dances with Moomins: Yes Pascal, a day of trepidation in Finland as well. Trouble, baby indeed.
	9:51am Handy Haversack: FM reception just went to crap here, but I have a kitten on me and can't get up to mess with it or turn on the Bluetooth instead ... Troubles indeed!
	9:52am HyperDose: This is a great theme song!
	9:52am lazy pierogi: @woods EXPTV, good stuff!
	9:52am ranjit: Handy, you need to get your kitten upgraded to bluetooth
	9:52am karlward: Handy: Turn on the AI captioning
	9:52am abbazabba: Hello Trouble and All! Love how fitting this tune is for the show
	9:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @lazy pierogi: Thank you!
	9:52am karlward: [dope break beat, repeated sample of man saying "Trouble"]
	9:52am Hams: yeah, jaydot. with a certain internet subscription one can view TCM live and movies on-demand. it keeps me pretty occupied.
	9:53am sphere: Preparing us for the Marathon, I see. :)
	9:53am morphe': For later ...free, quality "Babylon" .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIw12GCEkhA
	9:54am Webhamster Henry: I have some of your old premium CDs here: This is the Modern Girl is about 6 feet from here.
	9:55am Rich in Washington: While it's got a terrible TV app, the Night Flight channel is fantastically rock-centric and lowbrow, with curated collections of films and documentaries, plus, classic 80s Night Flight features and even complete as-aired episodes.
	9:56am morphe': Was just in the kitchen ..have the BBC .. a Russian politician just said the invaders are " ... peace teachers coming to teach the Ukrainians how to be peaceful..." "Orweillian" is often overused but !!!!
	9:57am Zipperhead7: Rich! You're up early this morning!
	9:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I have to agree with whoever said it earlier...the content on Criterion is great but the way you have to scroll through the site/app is kind of janky.
	9:57am Liverpool Andrea: Hi from Liverpool, UK. Feeling lousy this afternoon but this music is really making me feel happy 🙏
	9:58am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Very interested, thanks!
	9:58am Ivan: woodsofnh are you thinking of exptv.org? they had a david bowie special that was really good. Also another for for criterion!
	9:58am Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! I'm trying to decide whether to brave the snow and drive to work or just stay put and 'work from home'.
	9:59am abbazabba: Jesus, Morphe', that is horrifying
	9:59am abbazabba: What's up RICH!
	10:00am Pale Son: @morphe' Unfortunately that word fits US/Canadian framing of the conflict equally well. We've been fanning the flames of war there for about 14 years now.
	10:00am Zipperhead7: Rich -- take it from someone who lives at the end of ten miles of twisty, narrow and hilly highway: When in doubt, stay home!!
	10:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Ivan: Yeah, that was it.
	10:02am YETI BOB: @Trouble: If you get Criterion you can watch "Elevator to the Gallows" which has an awesome Miles Davis soundtrack (thanks to Krys O for turning me on to this movie).
	10:02am Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	10:03am -жеи: Morning all! Yesterday, some people were asking for a key, showing all the different badges for WFMU programs, for the upcoming fundraising marathon. Here it is: wfmu.org...
	10:04am dday: Thanks Ken. Mine disappeared. I emailed Joe McGasko about renewal of SWAG for life.
	10:04am bobdoesthings: goodmorning
	10:05am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Ken! I've been lobbying for this for quite some time!
	10:06am YETI BOB: жеи: Badges? We need stinkin' badges, yeah!
	10:06am Handy Haversack: Neat, Ken! I know Threemoons was asking. Will make sure to point it out to her.
	10:09am ?!: @abbazabba: I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's safe guess that your a Abba fan ?
	10:10am TDK60: I hope you feel better, Andrea in Liverpoolland.
	10:11am sphere: this feels very Sly and Robbie.
	10:11am Webhamster Henry: My pal Alec Cumming is the Music Director at WPKN, a freeform station in Bridgeport.
	10:12am abbazabba: @?! - Sadly, it's much lower brow than that. It supposed to reference the candy that Dave Chappelle eats in the movie Half Baked - "AbbaZabba, you my only friend".
	10:12am Jason from Houston: Goooooood greetings!
	10:13am Robm: @-Ken thanks for all that
	10:14am chresti: I liked charmaine!
	10:15am Handy Haversack: Morning, Jason!
	10:15am sphere: hmm. gotta dig into scritti politti some more!
	10:15am Spence in Baltimore: -жеи: That would possibly make a nice t shirt or poster
	10:16am dday: scrittipolittimillivanilli
	10:16am sphere: hey, Handy, have you read much from Joanna Russ?
	10:16am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I thought it might be a Beefheart thing but that's Abba Zaba
	10:16am ChukAmok: @Webhamster Henry There's a DJ at the community station where I volunteer who comes from WPKN.
	10:17am dday: AbbaZabbaWowieZowie
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: @ChukAmok it's a nice station, they have a brand new studio!
	10:18am Whosondephone: What company was Trouble talking about that begins with an A. And what is the connection with them going into space?
	10:18am Trouble: @yeti bob: yes i have that OST, it's outstanding as is the movie
	10:18am YETI BOB: DweezilZappaZowieBowie!
	10:18am dday: Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot
	10:19am TDK60: I don't know, Whosondephone. Maybe Acme Delivery and Space Depot?
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Arby's?
	10:19am sphere: @dday - I saw a deluxe version of that album on Facebook for $120 or something like that.
	10:20am YETI BOB: @Trouble - coolio. There so many other great movies there too. that one set me off on a whole bunch of French Noir films that I really loved ("Touchez Pas au Grisbi", "Bob the Flambeur")
	10:20am Whosondephone: HA HA HA
	10:20am ChukAmok: @Webhamster Henry And Chris Frantz has a show on that station!..Though I admit to not being a regular listener.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: Hey, sphere! I have not ... but I feel like I had a conversation about The Female Man not long ago for some reason ...
	10:20am Yes: hey all
	10:21am sphere: @ Handy - You ought to give her a try. Russ has a really unique style and she's a really good writer. Female Man is great but there's more out there!
	10:21am steveo: 🚲Bike JC🗽@bikejc·31sMix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will hamper travel Thursday night into Friday. Ice accumulation may cause localized power outages. – Hudson County Office of Emergency Management
	10:22am Handy Haversack: What other titles do you recommend, sphere? I'm all eyes!
	10:22am YETI BOB: Instead of an annoying algorithm, Criterion has "collections" which are really nice, you can dip into, say, Czechoslovak New Wave from the 60s, etc.
	10:23am Jason from Houston: Here for the Russ recommendations as well. I have only read The Female Man and The Adventures of Alyx.
	10:23am dday: @sphere:analltimefavoritethismorningmybrainis processingthingsinarunonfashionI'llkeepshakingmyheadarounduntilthingsfallintoplace
	10:23am Jason from Houston: Hey, hey, Handy!
	10:24am Whosondephone: Oh.. amazon. I completely forgot about them. I've almost completely stopped using them. Especially because the prices have been so high lately. Except for certain things.
	10:25am abbazabba: @dday - I think I just had a mini seizure trying to read that message
	10:25am karlward: dday: great password
	10:25am ?!: @abbazabba: Gag & Gutsy ! Got to say your explanation somehow gives me a strange impressive respect for your sign on name. Like they say in the 70s, I can dig it !
	10:25am dday: simple&tothepoint
	10:26am abbazabba: @?! - Right on, man haha
	10:26am sphere: @ Handy - It's a little dated but And Chaos Died (1970) is really good. When checking the date of publication, I just noticed that someone on Amazon described it as a "hallucinogenic trip disguised as science fiction."
	10:26am Whosondephone: Kept thinking it was apple.
	10:28am sphere: The Alyx adventures are also great and I do have to mention the highly influential book How To Suppress Women's Writing. But there's more, including collections of essays and short fiction.
	10:28am Handy Haversack: sphere, on that tip, do you know A Voyage to Arcturus, by David Lindsay. It's from 1920-ish and is in the Ballatine Adult Fantasy line. Total brain melter.
	10:28am morphe': Elevator to the Gallows ... a true Bklyn tale from the 70s that only came out in the 201??? .. the older brother of a friend was having an affair with the lady from the candy store (jukebox, pinball, egg creams) .. her husband, a low level mafia dude, found them grouping in the back room after closing. They killed him (self defense?) and dumped him in the trunk of his car in Coney Island... The cops thought it was part of an ongoing feud as a # of mafia bodies were found around then. The guy must have told somebody at somebody because 30+ years later, someone told the cops .. he got arrested, but the story then fell off the radar? Charges dropped??? Self-Defense? Time limits???
	10:29am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The lousy thing about the A-Company is that SO many other companies use their services (web services, shipping infrastructure, etc.) that they're just hard to avoid.
	10:29am sphere: Handy, I have definitely heard of the Lindsay book but I haven't read it yet despite my efforts to grab every single Ballantine Adult Fantasy book ever published!
	10:30am Handy Haversack: An admirable ambition!
	10:31am Mark Williams: this Dennis Brown sounds familiar, Trouble... covers by reggae artists deliver more often than not.
	10:31am PKNY: There are a lot of great versions of "Witchita Lineman", but damn this is superlative
	10:31am Doug in JC: I see this song as a protest against private takeover of municipal utilities
	10:32am Andres: Good morning! Yes! Also loving this version!
	10:32am PKNY: @Mark - I want to say that Clay played it recently, I know someone at WFMU did
	10:32am Strandlund: Love this version...Clay played it the other day...
	10:32am bobdoesthings: I hope Dennis Brown also did a cover of Rhinestone Cowboy.. this is dreamy
	10:32am dday: anodd pairingdoing this song...brainstarting to fire www.youtube.com...
	10:32am steveo: wow 4 1/2 years since Campbell passed away; any version of this song takes me back to then, when i heard it....more than ever
	10:32am sphere: @ Handy - I got lucky when one DC area used bookstore had gotten some old stock from somewhere and I pounced on a bunch of original Ballentine Adult Fantasies for a pittance.
	10:32am oshiwoshi: yow DEB chills
	10:32am headcleaner: Here's a copy of À bout de souffle (aka Breathless) for you, Trouble -- I just watched it a few weeks ago -- www.youtube.com...
	10:34am Trouble: merci @headcleaner
	10:35am Ken in Fort Worth: Some songs just dont make the transition to R&B
	10:37am sphere: Handy - Thanks! I went to look for my Ballantines and found that I do have Arcturus. Merci. :)
	10:37am Handy Haversack: Oooo, nice, sphere. Were all the Cabells in that lot? I am still missing some of those. Remember, everyone (not specifically aimed) that YouTube is ever worse than Amazon (or just as bad; out here in the lunatic fringes of evil, it's hard to distinguish). It's profits are made from hate speech, radicalization, pedophilia, and surveillance. I do anything I can to avoid sending any traffic there. So, yeah, convenient, again, but any source is better than YT or Amazon for video content.
	10:39am sphere: I still need to get my Cabell act together, so not yet, Handy.
	10:40am Handy Haversack: Wow, typos, sorry -- I blame Arcturus! (And ferns!)
	10:43am ?!: -⟩\|⟨en: why do so many the DJs use the red snare drum and sticks for their badge. Is it because it's a standard badge to use ?
	10:43am PKNY: I highly recommend the Cleo Sol "Mother" record
	10:44am Trouble: snare drum might mean those shows are on the drummer stream?
	10:44am Handy Haversack: Interrobang: Trouble's right, that's standard for Drummer Stream content.
	10:44am Jason from Houston: Phew. This Cleo Sol...
	10:45am Gordon: Trouble your show today is delightful, adore this Cleo Sol track & the BPB made me heavy nostalgic, thanks as ever for your selections
	10:45am abbazabba: "Interrobang" - good one, Handy!
	10:45am Handy Haversack: And the guitar icon is standard for Mothership shows that don't have a special icon, I think.
	10:46am TDK60: Is there a band called Interrobang yet?!
	10:46am ?!: Of course! Well that's a big duh on me!
	10:49am Ryansterlingvirtue: stereolab is always so soothing.
	10:49am karlward: Trouble: have you heard the Bonnie "Prince" Billy song "Today I Started Celebrating Again" from At Home with the Groovebox? It's one of my favorites from his catalog. A friend of mine said it's the only time he has ever heard a drum machine sound sad.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: And this album has both kinds of music: dots and loops.
	10:50am Trouble: no @ karlward i haven't , will look for it. merci
	10:51am karlward: At Home with the Groovebox has at least two gems on it, the other being "We Love Our Lawyers" by Cibo Matto
	10:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I used to not "get" Bonnie Prince Billy. And then....I did! Resonance with art is so strange and wonderful.
	10:52am dday: You know, wishing won't make it so Hoping won't do it, praying won't do it Religion won't do it, philosophy won't do it The supreme court won't do it, The president and the congress won't do it The U.N. won't do it, the h-bomb won't do it, The sun and the moon won't do it god won't do it, And I certainly won't do it That leaves you, you'll have to do it
	10:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Handy's cats will do it.
	10:54am ChukAmok: I was listening to 'Dots & Loops' this morning. Love this record.
	10:55am HEAT: g'morn to all
	10:56am karlward: Will Oldham has done some incredible work. All of the Palace records are incredible, Bonnie "Prince" Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music is flawless, I See a Darkness is flawless, Beware is great, Brave and the Bold is great, I could keep going.
	10:56am ZL: softboiledeggies 4ever
	10:57am Handy Haversack: True, Woods. We just might not like the result. I have to walk the dog and then sit in the car till 1, so I'll say my thanks now, Trouble! Great show! Will be listening to the end while shivering in the cold cold car. Stay Troubled, everyone. Plenty of reasons for it.
	10:58am ZL: those Tiny Creatures <3
	10:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @karlward: I agree, but there was a time when I would not have. I found his voice devoid of emotion...or at least I wasn't catching it. Now I do. I do still feel that way about Bowie, however. Oh gees...meeting time.
	11:01am βrian: I need the ka-thump.
	11:03am abbazabba: It took me a while to come around to Will Oldham as well. I understand what you meant about his voice sounding "devoid of emotion". To me, it sounds "devoid of emotion" not in a boring way, but in a staring into the pit/void kind of way. At least some of the songs
	11:04am abbazabba: which I kind of appreciate now as part of his genius
	11:05am ?!: HH: Hmm, maybe I should switch up to a proper interrobang. →‽, What do you think, Should I go for it ? 🤔
	11:05am Marie: love this. Thoroughly enjoying the show. Thanks, Trouble!
	11:06am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The record where I finally got it was Master and Everyone
	11:07am βrian: Une vraie camarguaise?
	11:08am Niall: Hm, I thought that sounded like Moor Mother on the Irreversible Entanglements cut - and sure enough, that was Moor Mother: thebugmusic.bandcamp.com...
	11:09am Niall: And sure enough, Moor Mother's also in 700 Bliss. 2020s: the Moor Mother Decade!
	11:09am βrian: Did I hear the empty-pop-bottle bird?
	11:10am ?! Now ‽: @dday: can't Nike just do it !
	11:12am GeoSinPhilly: Lagniappe is pronounced lan-yip.
	11:14am harry j: love that bongo ring so much
	11:18am abbazabba: Did Vanishing Twin sample that Mouse on Mars track at some point? It sounds so familiar
	11:20am Niall: GeoSinPhilly: I've always said "lan-yap," thanks! It's one of those words I read more than I hear.
	11:20am goldenrules: I like this track, reminds me of David Bryne & Brian Eno on "Remain in Light" and "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts" in a great way
	11:26am ?! Now ‽: Well gonna jet fer now. Later,s
	11:28am Bobby from Dayton: I'm a big fan of those AD Lagniappe covers. Dungen's cover of Aphex Twin's Alberto Balsalm is lovely.
	11:37am Niall: "jouissance" has a lovely "Dots and Loops"-ish sample in there.
	11:40am unpopularfred: the only entertaining radio fund drive
	11:40am headcleaner: @Handy - agreed, each of these big tech tech companies are infinitely worse than the next, and we should all support the Mom 'n' Pops as best we can, but then again: do you really know what your Bodega guy is up to, after hours?
	11:40am morphe': 3 great Mice: Modest Mouse Mouse on Mars and Danger Mouse Normally I only remember 2 of the 3 in different combos .. today I remembered !!!
	11:40am Dutch: Woof Muus - cheers to you
	11:41am morphe': The Human Theremin !!!
	11:42am morphe': A Mod Squad - Star Trek Mash Up/mix ..
	11:42am headcleaner: Meanwhile if your DJ needs a Breathless fix.... they needs a Breathless fix
	11:43am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Having the kind of day where I couldn't tell if this was Yma Sumac or Klaus Nomi.
	11:47am steveo: tambien soy nube
	11:49am Dutch: Very nice these Columbian sisters from 1972
	11:49am steveo: Cuando veo las nubes, yo también soy nube. Cuando miro las estrellas, seguro, también soy una de ellas. Cuando veo el mar, en mí también se puede navegar.
	11:50am βrian: The midday train is now boarding on the Drummer Stream: Continental Subway with David Dichelle wfmu.org...
	11:52am Dutch: @Steveo - nicely said - perception and inner mirroring
	11:53am steveo: found that on the internet, source not clear
	11:55am Dutch: posted it on my FB - very nice poem
	11:56am Dances with Moomins: Thanks Trouble! wonderful sounds
	11:56am steveo: yes, it struck me as well, thanks to the Elia y Elizabeth... source is this pdf coralito.umar.mx...
	11:58am morphe': Thanks Trouble and all !!!!
	11:58am goldenrules: my ears feel extremely gratified to hear this song on the heels of the last one. what a contrast
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! see you next week with a guest interview with severine von tscharner fleming
	11:59am goldenrules: thanks, hear you later
	11:59am Dutch: Ah - yes: Cuando veo una hormiguita, yo también soy pequeñita Cuando veo un elefante, no hay duda, también soy gigante…”
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Let us hope March brings peace and tranquility for the troubled.
	12:00pm steveo: thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm Pale Son: Thanks for a sweet show!
	12:09am Whosondephone: Maybe she was talking about apple. I didn't even realize they had a streaming service.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 24, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
anton batagov	Prostration To The 35 Buddhas	music for the 35 buddhas				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ann-Louise Liljedahl	Vid Horisonten	arkipelag				0:20:55 (Pop-up)
helado negro	thank you for ever "thank you for ever" by "helado negro"	far in	4AD		*	0:26:31 (Pop-up)
martial solal	new york herald tribune	ost breathless				0:30:29 (Pop-up)
lawrence kim	silent summer "silent summer" by "lawrence kim"	after the weather				0:31:56 (Pop-up)

nancy sinatra	sugar town "sugar town" by "nancy sinatra"	start walking 1965-1976	light inthe attic		*	0:42:23 (Pop-up)
Françoiz Breut	le premier bonheur du jour	more trouble with modern girls premium 2007				0:44:44 (Pop-up)
brenton wood	trouble's 4 am xtra-bump mix	Pure Trouble: Trouble's 2013 Marathon Premium (V/A)				0:47:28 (Pop-up)
kumisolo	i know what boys like "i know what boys like" by "kumisolo"	Dance With The Girls: Trouble’s Marathon Premium 2010				0:53:43 (Pop-up)
soft boiled eggies	rebelly rose "rebelly rose" by "soft boiled eggies"	Qué Quoi \| This Is the Modern World with Trouble's 2018 Premium				0:57:00 (Pop-up)
julian lynch	onward flour "onward flour" by "julian lynch"	don't talk to me 2016 trouble's wfmu premium v/a				0:59:47 (Pop-up)
alain delon	laetitia "laetitia" by "alain delon"	Glow Your Own: This Is the Modern World with Trouble 2019 Marathon Premium				1:02:04 (Pop-up)

sister charmaine	wake up version "wake up version" by "sister charmaine"	wake up		12"		1:10:56 (Pop-up)
scritti politti	lions after slumber	songs to remember				1:14:57 (Pop-up)
smoke city	aguas de marco ( joga bossa)	flying away				1:20:41 (Pop-up)
moonchild	tell him feat lalah hathaway					1:23:59 (Pop-up)
the altons	tangled up in you "tangled up in you" by "the altons"			7"		1:28:04 (Pop-up)
dennis brown	Wichita Lineman "Wichita Lineman" by "dennis brown"					1:31:18 (Pop-up)
bonnie 'prince' billy	lay and love	lay and love ep				1:35:16 (Pop-up)
sessa	sabado morto ( by erasmos carlos)	Aquarium Drunkard's Lagniappe Session v 1				1:38:52 (Pop-up)
cleo sol	don't let me fall "don't let me fall" by "cleo sol"	mother				1:43:33 (Pop-up)
bathcrones	psychrama "psychrama" by "bathcrones"					1:46:31 (Pop-up)
stereolab	contronatura "contronatura" by "stereolab"	dots and loops				1:49:02 (Pop-up)
techno 90	everybody dancing "everybody dancing" by "techno 90"	DYNAM'HIT v/a				1:57:54 (Pop-up)
St Etienne	only love can break your heart 5 oh beats	only love can break your heart		12"		2:01:29 (Pop-up)
Irreversible Entanglements	open the gates	open the gates	International Anthem		*	2:05:25 (Pop-up)

bernard estardy	bongo ring "bongo ring" by "bernard estardy"	french funk experience v/a				2:12:36 (Pop-up)
mouse on mars	kompod "kompod" by "mouse on mars"	Iaora Tahiti				2:14:16 (Pop-up)
Voice of Authority feat. Congo Ashanti Boy	running ( feeling wild)	sherwood a the controls v 1				2:18:01 (Pop-up)
Candy McKenzie	when the big day "when the big day" by "Candy McKenzie"	Lee Scratch Perry Presents Candy McKenzie				2:24:08 (Pop-up)
melanie charles	woman of the ghetto re-imagined					2:30:15 (Pop-up)
Harvey Sutherland	jouissance "jouissance" by "Harvey Sutherland"					2:34:20 (Pop-up)

yma sumac	tree of life "tree of life" by "yma sumac"	miracles				2:42:04 (Pop-up)
billy ocean	love really hurts without you					2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Elia Y Elizabeth	soy una nube "soy una nube" by "Elia Y Elizabeth"	La Onda de Elia y Elizabeth				2:47:25 (Pop-up)
charlie hilton	something for us all	palana				2:49:52 (Pop-up)
Lena Platonos	sanctuary in ionian rhythm ( die arkitekt remix)				*	2:53:37 (Pop-up)
deborah glasgow	knight in shining armor	this is lovers rocks v/a				2:57:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:59am Handy Haversack: Good gray Thursday morning, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	8:59am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:00am Dances with Moomins: Good morning Trouble and all in the troubled world today
	9:00am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Trouble.
	9:01am rx scabin: Good morning, Trouble et al.
	9:01am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble and everyone!! Nice Ringgold...
	9:01am Robm: Good morning trouble and all the troublemakers in this very troubled world
	9:01am unpopularfred: to DJ Trouble, I bow down
	9:03am dday: Just woke up & thought it was Friday
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modern World dwellers!
	9:05am Robm: Hey dday morning
	9:06am Trouble: good morning thursday people! link to faith ringgold show at the new museum is here:www.newmuseum.org...
	9:09am YETI BOB: it's been probably 4-5 years since I was in NYC. i want to visit and check out some museum shows.
	9:10am jameson 57: 21 bows: very important. Many cultures include bowing for sincerity and devotion.
	9:11am Geronimo: Thank you for this Gratitude gratitude gratitude
	9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, trouble and peaceful operatives.
	9:12am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Is this on Bandcamp? Batagov has a pile of release but I couldn't find this one.
	9:12am YETI BOB: Now re-centering and regaining my calm after that metal mayhem! thanks Trouble.
	9:13am jameson 57: Once did a special class of 1000 bows. Very intense. And beautiful.
	9:14am Handy Haversack: We're leaving the lights on for you, YB!
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay for bird icons!
	9:15am YETI BOB: Woods: Could be wrong but I think it's track 3 on this CD: fancymusic.bandcamp.com...
	9:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I should probably go to a museum soon before the republicans outlaw them. Boy, I would _really_ like to live in less interesting times.
	9:15am karlward: Thursday metal morning got me RATTled too, good to prostrate for a bit
	9:15am morphe': Yeti/all - the prices of so many museums are scandalous !!! Especially when one considers their wealth and tax breaks (eg; MOMA gets/got/gets massive Real Estate Tax waivers while housing Multi-Million dollar apartments !!!)
	9:16am jameson 57: The Buddhas' energy center is very full; see his big belly.
	9:17am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Not sure. There's a dude singing in the middle of that one.
	9:17am YETI BOB: Yeah, you're right Woods.
	9:18am Dances with Moomins: @Yeti Bob, yeah, I'll be back in NYC ( in the States ) for first time since 2016 in April . Also have some museums on the list
	9:18am morphe': Yeti - is the Art Institute Museum still free???
	9:18am YETI BOB: morphe': They have one day a week that's free, IIRC. I'm a member there so I'm not 100% sure.
	9:20am Dances with Moomins: Thank you Trouble for peace this morning
	9:20am jameson 57: Thank you, Trouble. So beautiful.
	9:20am Handy Haversack: You can still get into the Met and AMNH for free or a dime or whatever, but you have to stand online and act the supplicant and make your obeisance to do it -- and you can't see special shows or the space show at the Planetarium.
	9:21am Jaydot Kaydot: I knew I had heard this Prostration To The 35 Buddhas before.....so I googled it and naturally the first result was another Trouble playlist!
	9:22am morphe': NYC Museums - if ya have any type of official looking educator ID and an appropriate mailing address .. ya can often finagle a free pass in NYC Ms by saying "I am considering a class trip and would like to do a 'Pre-Visit'. Tell them ya need it for 2 = 1 for yer student teacher and bring a friend.
	9:22am Pale Son: Good ol' Faith Ringgold, love that one! Good morning, all!
	9:23am YETI BOB: Chicago Public Library has museum passes that you can check out. I have no idea if there's anything like that in NYC.
	9:24am Trouble: wow!!! bird icon activate! so exciting!!! big thanks to listener Spence!!
	9:25am Pale Son: It's a beauty!
	9:25am Zipperhead7: Just switched on the show and was greeted by the sounds of little birdies! Hi everybody!
	9:25am Jaydot Kaydot: www.culturepass.nyc
	9:25am rx scabin: Helado Negro!
	9:26am Handy Haversack: There's CityPass that gets you discounts to a bunch of things, but it's not cheap either. And the NYCID card can get you a free one-year membership at a bunch of museums. Once. Ooooo, nice bird!
	9:26am morphe': Handy - that is true, but sort of NYer info .. out of towers do not often know that.. Last time I went to AMNH .. I told the people around us ... also.. give the tkt to someone on the way out ... they can say ... "I need to go back in and look for my daughter/son.."
	9:27am B in BK: so beautiful, thank you.
	9:29am Spence in Baltimore: The bird, hooray! So glad it works.
	9:29am Zipperhead7: A friend gets into MOMA at a reduced rate -- you have to show proof of being part of an exhibition somewhere in the last three years. Kind of an "artistic license." I avoid MOMA because it's a cash register (and I get vertigo on the walkways)
	9:30am Trouble: MERCI BIEN@ spence in baltimore!! it looks super duper!
	9:30am morphe': Drooker, who lives in Berkeley, told me the Berkeley Library has a "Tools Check-out" That sounds pretty great... NYPL used to check-out Film projectors and films .. we used to do happenings and use it ..
	9:30am ?: Thank you for the dreamy vibes!
	9:31am ChukAmok: I really miss NYC museums, but the price hike at the Met is BS (especially now that I am an out of towner).
	9:31am karlward: If you look really closely at the bird, you can see little French pixels
	9:32am YETI BOB: I want to see the Charles Ray show at the Met
	9:32am YETI BOB: there's a piece of his here at the Art Institute that I just love
	9:33am TDK60: A bird, where? Huh?
	9:33am Smurph: Liking the vibes this morning!
	9:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was watching a travel video recently and one person commented on how surprising it was that the museums were free. Now what city where they in....London?? Can't remember.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: Public museums are free in the UK. It's amazing. Go in, museum for a while, get hungry, go out and grab a pint and a pie, and then just go the hell back in! Imagine!
	9:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Criterion Channel is fantastic!
	9:38am Handy Haversack: Yay, congrats, Trouble! Screw Amazon!
	9:38am YETI BOB: Criterion has some great movies! Is it evil?
	9:38am ?: Bezos - all that money and he didn't become batman - what a waste
	9:38am Susan: Criterion is so great. You can dive deep into so many genres
	9:38am Cormac555: Hello! Breathless is indeed on criterion channel!
	9:38am ChukAmok: That said: I will and do pay the new admissions at The Met every time. They know I can't quit.
	9:38am lazy pierogi: +1 for criterion also check out cathodetv.com for free curated streams
	9:39am Niall-iOS: Criterion + Mubi + Kanopy through my library keeps me in movies.
	9:39am lazy pierogi: and good morning good people
	9:39am YETI BOB: "Avis Tribulatis", the Trouble Bird!
	9:39am steveo: good morning;;; ooh bird icons; We just were in DC where there are many lovely free museums (place is so weird otherwise)
	9:39am Rich in Washington: I have the Criterion Channel! I don't watch it as often as I should. It's like the guy staring at the girl while walking with his girl meme: Me watching stupid stuff on the free YouTube TV app while thousands of great art films go unwatched.
	9:39am Jesaboon: Hello Trouble Bird!! You’re an art teacher, yes? I’m about to become one- and I super love your style. is there a way I can follow/learn from you outside of the show?? Thank you!! 🦜
	9:40am Jaydot Kaydot: Kanopy is amazing! You can get it with your Jersey City Library Card, local types.
	9:40am Robm: @Handy was thinking it was elon musk?
	9:40am unpopularfred: modernicus mundi, perhaps
	9:40am Zipperhead7: How much is Criterion? I'm at subscription max, so something's gotta go
	9:40am The Oscar: Chiming in to say that Criterion is absolutely worth the subscription-- immaculately curated and algorithm-free. Mubi does a lot of very cool work as well.
	9:40am Mark Williams: so many online movie-watching options. The Metrograph in NYC alone gives you options that are curated on an on-going basis. Criterion obviously quite good. Frankly, why people do not turn their back on Amazon et al is why we can't turn the corner on corporate control of our politics. De-colonize yourself.
	9:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): There's a lot of oddball art content at ubu.com. Also, free!
	9:41am Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, just give them a quarter and say you're looking forward to your visit. They will let you in.
	9:42am Hams: fabio introduced me to rarefilmm.com & cinephobe.tv... free.
	9:42am The Oscar: Whenever someone tells me that they can't justify subscribing to both Netflix and Criterion, my advice to them, as a film critic and as a friend, is to ditch Netflix. Apart from the original stuff there's just so little there these days.
	9:42am Pale Son: Oh man, this was one of my faves in my mom's box of singles when I was a kid. Used to play it on my Mickey Mouse record player!
	9:42am captain beef fart: struggling to get motivated before a string of meetings whisks me to 4 o'clock. Great show!
	9:43am ifeelfatnsassy: Of the streaming services, I think I like the UI for Criterion the least. It feels really difficult to find anything. But like... the content... hard to beat.
	9:43am Polly.: Hi Trouble and all Troublers! Love this sugar town song!
	9:43am Matt Fiveash: Hey Trouble! Definitely get Criterion, you won't regreat it. I was getting ready to email you about this actually: they currently have a "Reggae in Film" series, with Harder They Come, Rockers, etc- anyway I watched a movie in that series called Babylon, from 1980. You turned me on to that Lovers Rock movie last year, and I think Babylon must have had a heavy influence on Lovers Rock, it works very similar terrain. It was banned/supressed at the time and just recently resurfaced...
	9:44am Matt Fiveash: ...but that aside, Criterion Channel is an embarassment of riches. Can't recommend it more.
	9:44am ?!: Why did you decide against the flamingo ? @ Trouble.
	9:44am Handy Haversack: Pale Son, I had that record player!
	9:44am TDK60: I haven't watched a movie in a while; always listening to that music.
	9:44am Pale Son: Neither Criterion nor Kanopy works with my TV/AppleTV-box-thingy combination, so I have to watch them small on my laptop, which is kind of a drag.
	9:45am YETI BOB: "Babylon" is FANTASTIC, watched it a few weeks ago and have been recommending it to everyone who will listen
	9:45am Pale Son: @Handy Hi, kids!
	9:46am Pascal in Arles: Bonjour and merci for this wonderful set. Trepidation here in Flamingoland but so happy to have the radio by my side. Bisous de France x x
	9:46am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): What's that site that Fabio recommended that's just a continuous mashup of weird/funny stuff? I got stuck watching that thing for hours one night.
	9:47am YETI BOB: @Trouble in case you missed it above: "Avis Tribulatus" would be "Trouble bird" (I think)
	9:48am Jaydot Kaydot: I wish there was an a la carte 24/7 TCM channel I could subscribe to- HBO Max has a selection of TCM movies, but the thing I miss most about cable is just stumbling on some obscure move on TCM in the middle of the night.
	9:48am The Oscar: Re: Babylon, I actually interviewed Brinsley Forde about his role in the film a couple of years back if anyone's interested! bostonhassle.com...
	9:49am Dances with Moomins: Yes Pascal, a day of trepidation in Finland as well. Trouble, baby indeed.
	9:51am Handy Haversack: FM reception just went to crap here, but I have a kitten on me and can't get up to mess with it or turn on the Bluetooth instead ... Troubles indeed!
	9:52am HyperDose: This is a great theme song!
	9:52am lazy pierogi: @woods EXPTV, good stuff!
	9:52am ranjit: Handy, you need to get your kitten upgraded to bluetooth
	9:52am karlward: Handy: Turn on the AI captioning
	9:52am abbazabba: Hello Trouble and All! Love how fitting this tune is for the show
	9:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @lazy pierogi: Thank you!
	9:52am karlward: [dope break beat, repeated sample of man saying "Trouble"]
	9:52am Hams: yeah, jaydot. with a certain internet subscription one can view TCM live and movies on-demand. it keeps me pretty occupied.
	9:53am sphere: Preparing us for the Marathon, I see. :)
	9:53am morphe': For later ...free, quality "Babylon" .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIw12GCEkhA
	9:54am Webhamster Henry: I have some of your old premium CDs here: This is the Modern Girl is about 6 feet from here.
	9:55am Rich in Washington: While it's got a terrible TV app, the Night Flight channel is fantastically rock-centric and lowbrow, with curated collections of films and documentaries, plus, classic 80s Night Flight features and even complete as-aired episodes.
	9:56am morphe': Was just in the kitchen ..have the BBC .. a Russian politician just said the invaders are " ... peace teachers coming to teach the Ukrainians how to be peaceful..." "Orweillian" is often overused but !!!!
	9:57am Zipperhead7: Rich! You're up early this morning!
	9:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I have to agree with whoever said it earlier...the content on Criterion is great but the way you have to scroll through the site/app is kind of janky.
	9:57am Liverpool Andrea: Hi from Liverpool, UK. Feeling lousy this afternoon but this music is really making me feel happy 🙏
	9:58am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Very interested, thanks!
	9:58am Ivan: woodsofnh are you thinking of exptv.org? they had a david bowie special that was really good. Also another for for criterion!
	9:58am Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! I'm trying to decide whether to brave the snow and drive to work or just stay put and 'work from home'.
	9:59am abbazabba: Jesus, Morphe', that is horrifying
	9:59am abbazabba: What's up RICH!
	10:00am Pale Son: @morphe' Unfortunately that word fits US/Canadian framing of the conflict equally well. We've been fanning the flames of war there for about 14 years now.
	10:00am Zipperhead7: Rich -- take it from someone who lives at the end of ten miles of twisty, narrow and hilly highway: When in doubt, stay home!!
	10:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Ivan: Yeah, that was it.
	10:02am YETI BOB: @Trouble: If you get Criterion you can watch "Elevator to the Gallows" which has an awesome Miles Davis soundtrack (thanks to Krys O for turning me on to this movie).
	10:02am Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	10:03am -жеи: Morning all! Yesterday, some people were asking for a key, showing all the different badges for WFMU programs, for the upcoming fundraising marathon. Here it is: wfmu.org...
	10:04am dday: Thanks Ken. Mine disappeared. I emailed Joe McGasko about renewal of SWAG for life.
	10:04am bobdoesthings: goodmorning
	10:05am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Ken! I've been lobbying for this for quite some time!
	10:06am YETI BOB: жеи: Badges? We need stinkin' badges, yeah!
	10:06am Handy Haversack: Neat, Ken! I know Threemoons was asking. Will make sure to point it out to her.
	10:09am ?!: @abbazabba: I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's safe guess that your a Abba fan ?
	10:10am TDK60: I hope you feel better, Andrea in Liverpoolland.
	10:11am sphere: this feels very Sly and Robbie.
	10:11am Webhamster Henry: My pal Alec Cumming is the Music Director at WPKN, a freeform station in Bridgeport.
	10:12am abbazabba: @?! - Sadly, it's much lower brow than that. It supposed to reference the candy that Dave Chappelle eats in the movie Half Baked - "AbbaZabba, you my only friend".
	10:12am Jason from Houston: Goooooood greetings!
	10:13am Robm: @-Ken thanks for all that
	10:14am chresti: I liked charmaine!
	10:15am Handy Haversack: Morning, Jason!
	10:15am sphere: hmm. gotta dig into scritti politti some more!
	10:15am Spence in Baltimore: -жеи: That would possibly make a nice t shirt or poster
	10:16am dday: scrittipolittimillivanilli
	10:16am sphere: hey, Handy, have you read much from Joanna Russ?
	10:16am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I thought it might be a Beefheart thing but that's Abba Zaba
	10:16am ChukAmok: @Webhamster Henry There's a DJ at the community station where I volunteer who comes from WPKN.
	10:17am dday: AbbaZabbaWowieZowie
	10:17am Webhamster Henry: @ChukAmok it's a nice station, they have a brand new studio!
	10:18am Whosondephone: What company was Trouble talking about that begins with an A. And what is the connection with them going into space?
	10:18am Trouble: @yeti bob: yes i have that OST, it's outstanding as is the movie
	10:18am YETI BOB: DweezilZappaZowieBowie!
	10:18am dday: Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot
	10:19am TDK60: I don't know, Whosondephone. Maybe Acme Delivery and Space Depot?
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Arby's?
	10:19am sphere: @dday - I saw a deluxe version of that album on Facebook for $120 or something like that.
	10:20am YETI BOB: @Trouble - coolio. There so many other great movies there too. that one set me off on a whole bunch of French Noir films that I really loved ("Touchez Pas au Grisbi", "Bob the Flambeur")
	10:20am Whosondephone: HA HA HA
	10:20am ChukAmok: @Webhamster Henry And Chris Frantz has a show on that station!..Though I admit to not being a regular listener.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: Hey, sphere! I have not ... but I feel like I had a conversation about The Female Man not long ago for some reason ...
	10:20am Yes: hey all
	10:21am sphere: @ Handy - You ought to give her a try. Russ has a really unique style and she's a really good writer. Female Man is great but there's more out there!
	10:21am steveo: 🚲Bike JC🗽@bikejc·31sMix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will hamper travel Thursday night into Friday. Ice accumulation may cause localized power outages. – Hudson County Office of Emergency Management
	10:22am Handy Haversack: What other titles do you recommend, sphere? I'm all eyes!
	10:22am YETI BOB: Instead of an annoying algorithm, Criterion has "collections" which are really nice, you can dip into, say, Czechoslovak New Wave from the 60s, etc.
	10:23am Jason from Houston: Here for the Russ recommendations as well. I have only read The Female Man and The Adventures of Alyx.
	10:23am dday: @sphere:analltimefavoritethismorningmybrainis processingthingsinarunonfashionI'llkeepshakingmyheadarounduntilthingsfallintoplace
	10:23am Jason from Houston: Hey, hey, Handy!
	10:24am Whosondephone: Oh.. amazon. I completely forgot about them. I've almost completely stopped using them. Especially because the prices have been so high lately. Except for certain things.
	10:25am abbazabba: @dday - I think I just had a mini seizure trying to read that message
	10:25am karlward: dday: great password
	10:25am ?!: @abbazabba: Gag & Gutsy ! Got to say your explanation somehow gives me a strange impressive respect for your sign on name. Like they say in the 70s, I can dig it !
	10:25am dday: simple&tothepoint
	10:26am abbazabba: @?! - Right on, man haha
	10:26am sphere: @ Handy - It's a little dated but And Chaos Died (1970) is really good. When checking the date of publication, I just noticed that someone on Amazon described it as a "hallucinogenic trip disguised as science fiction."
	10:26am Whosondephone: Kept thinking it was apple.
	10:28am sphere: The Alyx adventures are also great and I do have to mention the highly influential book How To Suppress Women's Writing. But there's more, including collections of essays and short fiction.
	10:28am Handy Haversack: sphere, on that tip, do you know A Voyage to Arcturus, by David Lindsay. It's from 1920-ish and is in the Ballatine Adult Fantasy line. Total brain melter.
	10:28am morphe': Elevator to the Gallows ... a true Bklyn tale from the 70s that only came out in the 201??? .. the older brother of a friend was having an affair with the lady from the candy store (jukebox, pinball, egg creams) .. her husband, a low level mafia dude, found them grouping in the back room after closing. They killed him (self defense?) and dumped him in the trunk of his car in Coney Island... The cops thought it was part of an ongoing feud as a # of mafia bodies were found around then. The guy must have told somebody at somebody because 30+ years later, someone told the cops .. he got arrested, but the story then fell off the radar? Charges dropped??? Self-Defense? Time limits???
	10:29am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The lousy thing about the A-Company is that SO many other companies use their services (web services, shipping infrastructure, etc.) that they're just hard to avoid.
	10:29am sphere: Handy, I have definitely heard of the Lindsay book but I haven't read it yet despite my efforts to grab every single Ballantine Adult Fantasy book ever published!
	10:30am Handy Haversack: An admirable ambition!
	10:31am Mark Williams: this Dennis Brown sounds familiar, Trouble... covers by reggae artists deliver more often than not.
	10:31am PKNY: There are a lot of great versions of "Witchita Lineman", but damn this is superlative
	10:31am Doug in JC: I see this song as a protest against private takeover of municipal utilities
	10:32am Andres: Good morning! Yes! Also loving this version!
	10:32am PKNY: @Mark - I want to say that Clay played it recently, I know someone at WFMU did
	10:32am Strandlund: Love this version...Clay played it the other day...
	10:32am bobdoesthings: I hope Dennis Brown also did a cover of Rhinestone Cowboy.. this is dreamy
	10:32am dday: anodd pairingdoing this song...brainstarting to fire www.youtube.com...
	10:32am steveo: wow 4 1/2 years since Campbell passed away; any version of this song takes me back to then, when i heard it....more than ever
	10:32am sphere: @ Handy - I got lucky when one DC area used bookstore had gotten some old stock from somewhere and I pounced on a bunch of original Ballentine Adult Fantasies for a pittance.
	10:32am oshiwoshi: yow DEB chills
	10:32am headcleaner: Here's a copy of À bout de souffle (aka Breathless) for you, Trouble -- I just watched it a few weeks ago -- www.youtube.com...
	10:34am Trouble: merci @headcleaner
	10:35am Ken in Fort Worth: Some songs just dont make the transition to R&B
	10:37am sphere: Handy - Thanks! I went to look for my Ballantines and found that I do have Arcturus. Merci. :)
	10:37am Handy Haversack: Oooo, nice, sphere. Were all the Cabells in that lot? I am still missing some of those. Remember, everyone (not specifically aimed) that YouTube is ever worse than Amazon (or just as bad; out here in the lunatic fringes of evil, it's hard to distinguish). It's profits are made from hate speech, radicalization, pedophilia, and surveillance. I do anything I can to avoid sending any traffic there. So, yeah, convenient, again, but any source is better than YT or Amazon for video content.
	10:39am sphere: I still need to get my Cabell act together, so not yet, Handy.
	10:40am Handy Haversack: Wow, typos, sorry -- I blame Arcturus! (And ferns!)
	10:43am ?!: -⟩\|⟨en: why do so many the DJs use the red snare drum and sticks for their badge. Is it because it's a standard badge to use ?
	10:43am PKNY: I highly recommend the Cleo Sol "Mother" record
	10:44am Trouble: snare drum might mean those shows are on the drummer stream?
	10:44am Handy Haversack: Interrobang: Trouble's right, that's standard for Drummer Stream content.
	10:44am Jason from Houston: Phew. This Cleo Sol...
	10:45am Gordon: Trouble your show today is delightful, adore this Cleo Sol track & the BPB made me heavy nostalgic, thanks as ever for your selections
	10:45am abbazabba: "Interrobang" - good one, Handy!
	10:45am Handy Haversack: And the guitar icon is standard for Mothership shows that don't have a special icon, I think.
	10:46am TDK60: Is there a band called Interrobang yet?!
	10:46am ?!: Of course! Well that's a big duh on me!
	10:49am Ryansterlingvirtue: stereolab is always so soothing.
	10:49am karlward: Trouble: have you heard the Bonnie "Prince" Billy song "Today I Started Celebrating Again" from At Home with the Groovebox? It's one of my favorites from his catalog. A friend of mine said it's the only time he has ever heard a drum machine sound sad.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: And this album has both kinds of music: dots and loops.
	10:50am Trouble: no @ karlward i haven't , will look for it. merci
	10:51am karlward: At Home with the Groovebox has at least two gems on it, the other being "We Love Our Lawyers" by Cibo Matto
	10:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I used to not "get" Bonnie Prince Billy. And then....I did! Resonance with art is so strange and wonderful.
	10:52am dday: You know, wishing won't make it so Hoping won't do it, praying won't do it Religion won't do it, philosophy won't do it The supreme court won't do it, The president and the congress won't do it The U.N. won't do it, the h-bomb won't do it, The sun and the moon won't do it god won't do it, And I certainly won't do it That leaves you, you'll have to do it
	10:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Handy's cats will do it.
	10:54am ChukAmok: I was listening to 'Dots & Loops' this morning. Love this record.
	10:55am HEAT: g'morn to all
	10:56am karlward: Will Oldham has done some incredible work. All of the Palace records are incredible, Bonnie "Prince" Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music is flawless, I See a Darkness is flawless, Beware is great, Brave and the Bold is great, I could keep going.
	10:56am ZL: softboiledeggies 4ever
	10:57am Handy Haversack: True, Woods. We just might not like the result. I have to walk the dog and then sit in the car till 1, so I'll say my thanks now, Trouble! Great show! Will be listening to the end while shivering in the cold cold car. Stay Troubled, everyone. Plenty of reasons for it.
	10:58am ZL: those Tiny Creatures <3
	10:59am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @karlward: I agree, but there was a time when I would not have. I found his voice devoid of emotion...or at least I wasn't catching it. Now I do. I do still feel that way about Bowie, however. Oh gees...meeting time.
	11:01am βrian: I need the ka-thump.
	11:03am abbazabba: It took me a while to come around to Will Oldham as well. I understand what you meant about his voice sounding "devoid of emotion". To me, it sounds "devoid of emotion" not in a boring way, but in a staring into the pit/void kind of way. At least some of the songs
	11:04am abbazabba: which I kind of appreciate now as part of his genius
	11:05am ?!: HH: Hmm, maybe I should switch up to a proper interrobang. →‽, What do you think, Should I go for it ? 🤔
	11:05am Marie: love this. Thoroughly enjoying the show. Thanks, Trouble!
	11:06am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The record where I finally got it was Master and Everyone
	11:07am βrian: Une vraie camarguaise?
	11:08am Niall: Hm, I thought that sounded like Moor Mother on the Irreversible Entanglements cut - and sure enough, that was Moor Mother: thebugmusic.bandcamp.com...
	11:09am Niall: And sure enough, Moor Mother's also in 700 Bliss. 2020s: the Moor Mother Decade!
	11:09am βrian: Did I hear the empty-pop-bottle bird?
	11:10am ?! Now ‽: @dday: can't Nike just do it !
	11:12am GeoSinPhilly: Lagniappe is pronounced lan-yip.
	11:14am harry j: love that bongo ring so much
	11:18am abbazabba: Did Vanishing Twin sample that Mouse on Mars track at some point? It sounds so familiar
	11:20am Niall: GeoSinPhilly: I've always said "lan-yap," thanks! It's one of those words I read more than I hear.
	11:20am goldenrules: I like this track, reminds me of David Bryne & Brian Eno on "Remain in Light" and "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts" in a great way
	11:26am ?! Now ‽: Well gonna jet fer now. Later,s
	11:28am Bobby from Dayton: I'm a big fan of those AD Lagniappe covers. Dungen's cover of Aphex Twin's Alberto Balsalm is lovely.
	11:37am Niall: "jouissance" has a lovely "Dots and Loops"-ish sample in there.
	11:40am unpopularfred: the only entertaining radio fund drive
	11:40am headcleaner: @Handy - agreed, each of these big tech tech companies are infinitely worse than the next, and we should all support the Mom 'n' Pops as best we can, but then again: do you really know what your Bodega guy is up to, after hours?
	11:40am morphe': 3 great Mice: Modest Mouse Mouse on Mars and Danger Mouse Normally I only remember 2 of the 3 in different combos .. today I remembered !!!
	11:40am Dutch: Woof Muus - cheers to you
	11:41am morphe': The Human Theremin !!!
	11:42am morphe': A Mod Squad - Star Trek Mash Up/mix ..
	11:42am headcleaner: Meanwhile if your DJ needs a Breathless fix.... they needs a Breathless fix
	11:43am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Having the kind of day where I couldn't tell if this was Yma Sumac or Klaus Nomi.
	11:47am steveo: tambien soy nube
	11:49am Dutch: Very nice these Columbian sisters from 1972
	11:49am steveo: Cuando veo las nubes, yo también soy nube. Cuando miro las estrellas, seguro, también soy una de ellas. Cuando veo el mar, en mí también se puede navegar.
	11:50am βrian: The midday train is now boarding on the Drummer Stream: Continental Subway with David Dichelle wfmu.org...
	11:52am Dutch: @Steveo - nicely said - perception and inner mirroring
	11:53am steveo: found that on the internet, source not clear
	11:55am Dutch: posted it on my FB - very nice poem
	11:56am Dances with Moomins: Thanks Trouble! wonderful sounds
	11:56am steveo: yes, it struck me as well, thanks to the Elia y Elizabeth... source is this pdf coralito.umar.mx...
	11:58am morphe': Thanks Trouble and all !!!!
	11:58am goldenrules: my ears feel extremely gratified to hear this song on the heels of the last one. what a contrast
	11:58am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! see you next week with a guest interview with severine von tscharner fleming
	11:59am goldenrules: thanks, hear you later
	11:59am Dutch: Ah - yes: Cuando veo una hormiguita, yo también soy pequeñita Cuando veo un elefante, no hay duda, también soy gigante…”
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Let us hope March brings peace and tranquility for the troubled.
	12:00pm steveo: thanks Trouble!
	12:00pm Pale Son: Thanks for a sweet show!
	12:09am Whosondephone: Maybe she was talking about apple. I didn't even realize they had a streaming service.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 24, 2022

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