WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:02am trouble: goooood morning!
	9:03am Freddy from: West Orange Plumbing Supply: Good Morning Trouble, how are you this fine thrusday
	9:04am trouble: just grand freddy, i saw lots of cheery dogs on the way in and that left me with huge smiles.
	9:05am listener mark: good morning trouble good morning Mr. and Mrs. America and to all the ships at sea
	9:07am annie: good morning trouble... hello everyone, snowy up here on the hill.
	9:11am Freddy from: West Orange Plumbing Supply: Good to hear, cheery dogs alway make me smile too.
	9:16am orzolino: morning and thanks for dj shadow; it's 15:00 in the afternoon in italy, and nothing could be better, now
	9:17am texas scott: troubletroubletrouble,guten morgen! hello to all the rest. happy friday eve.
	9:18am trouble: good afternoon italy!
	9:18am Patrick: good morning jersey city!! blue skys and white puffy clouds to report in maine. this weekend its supposed to be in the 80's up here, about time!
	9:19am trouble: good morning annie and texas scott
	9:21am trouble: oh hey patrick! your art work looks so fab, sorry i haven't got back to you yet...
	9:24am dc pat: hey, I missed monty python, merde! My friends the Phobes are playing in Marbella, Spain tonight if you're around--they take after Paul Weller.
	9:24am Pieter: good morning all! and greetings from Belgium
	9:26am Patrick: thanks for saying so. one of these days i am going to get my web sight up and can just send people a link instead of clunky photo attachment.
	9:30am trouble: good morning belgium!
	9:30am dale: I LOVE the little filmstrip bips signalling to go to the next slide
	9:33am Little Mac: Hey everyone, just tuned into the show, had a bout with Glass Joe so I missed the beginning. Sound great so far though.
	9:33am Bill W: are you advancing the filmstrip, Trouble?
	9:33am jaypee: Good morning, everyone. I love the pop art film strip.
	9:34am Dan & Dick: You bet your sweet filmstrippy bippy!
	9:38am Bill W: I think that Python record is a studio album, not an adaptation of TV sketches.
	9:38am annie: which movie??
	9:39am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon all.
	9:41am Bill W: TODAY is the last day for "Leon Morin, Priest" @ Film Forum. http://www.filmforum.org/films/priest.html
	9:41am Manny: With Le Samourai, Melville perfected the movement. With Weekend, Godard destroyed it. I agree, Melville is often overlooked.
	9:42am trouble: there are sketches on the monty python record that i have seen on tv...annie the movie is leon morin, priest by jean pierre melville
	9:43am trouble: good morning adrian!
	9:45am Pearly Sweets: Hey team! How da ya do?
	9:46am texas scott: hello,adrian.what's the weather like in london,today? howdy,pearly!
	9:46am John Cleese: Many of our albums contain sketches that we also performed on our television programme. They are not, however, recordings of the version from the telly. We performed the skits anew in the studio. Cheers.
	9:47am sugarwolf: I think they rerecorded some of the sketches for the records? Gah, I'm discussing Monty Python on the internt.
	9:51am Pearly Sweets: Gino!!
	9:52am Pearly Sweets: Now I wanna hear Gino... Trouble do you have Out of This World laying around some where?
	9:52am Bad Ronald: Does anyone have their three sided record "Matching Tie and Handkerchief"?
	9:53am John Cleese: I stand sheepish and corrected. My memory has failed me in this instance. It must have been the drugs. http://www.amazon.com/Monty-Pythons-Previous-Record-Python/dp/B000000HQB
	9:54am Archie Leich: That's no excuse!
	9:55am Matt: That AIS number was a tasty little tune.
	9:55am sugarwolf: it's ok, john, you were just having a senior moment
	9:57am Cecile: I do, Bad Ron!
	9:59am Bad Ronald: Nice!
	10:01am Cecile: Yeah, wrote a paper on 'em when i was a jr in HS> That 6org was blazin'. A nice change from the last, which was brilliant, but Chasny's not Chasny unless he keeps you guessing.
	10:03am Cecile: who is this dan melchior? Every thing i've heard has been awesome. Also, trouble, did you get your FotC 45 on Record Store Day?
	10:05am ?: Didn't Santana do this tune under another name? holy shite, who ripped off whom?!
	10:05am dc pat: C: I agree on the dan melchior point.. DAS MENACE!
	10:13am Cecile: AWWWWWW Emitt!
	10:18am orzolino: that emitt rhodes was so elliot smith... damn it, how i miss his music
	10:18am still b/p: I put this on a cassette player during a college painting studio class, and a middle aged student asked, "Do you think anyone is enjoying this?"
	10:19am Cecile: Ozolino, emmitt suffered from debilitating depression, too. He stopped recording for over 30 years because of it. So, two voices stilled by it.
	10:20am dc pat: this started out w/ ol' Pachelbel's chord progression...
	10:20am George Eliot: Wonderful music this morning, Trouble, thanks
	10:20am listener mark: This is very baroque. I'm sorting in the other room, away from the computer and I thought it was the beginning of Johann Pachelbel: Canon in D
	10:22am texas scott: yes,trouble great tunes this am,as always. i'm mixing it with my buddha box!
	10:22am trouble: that is a fabulous question: do you think anyone is enjoying this? i love it...crazy. brian eno does seem to disagree with some peeps.
	10:22am still b/p: It is Pachelbel's Canon, looped and kneaded. ..Is there an Oblique Strategies card with the right response for that middle aged student 30 years ago?
	10:23am trouble: the buddha box! you are making me jealous. i don't have mine yet...
	10:23am listener mark: sorry! dc pat picked it up first
	10:23am dc pat: MERDE! Wish I'd won a wfmu buddha box. guess I'm going to have to buy one..
	10:23am Bad Ronald: I for one dig the Enossification.
	10:24am texas scott: eno-phile here,too!
	10:26am Cecile: I gots me a Buddha box
	10:26am dc pat: the cool thing about Eno is when he talks--he's got some interesting ideas about music/art
	10:27am dc pat: beautiful..
	10:27am texas scott: i miss filmstrips...
	10:27am Doug from DC: "..Is there an Oblique Strategies card with the right response for that middle aged student 30 years ago? " : Don't be afraid of things because they're easy to do
	10:27am listener mark: I loves the baroque. On snowy days, beside the fire, watching the snowflakes fall. The wind shifts slowly, ever so slowly. The stark contrast between light and shadow blurred by the flakes.Beautiful.
	10:28am jaypee: Ooooo.. the buddha box is nifty. A friend of mine wrote an audio app that's kinda similar: http://muddlegeist.com/AADD/AudioADD.html
	10:28am dc pat: "Bach and before, Ives and after"
	10:30am Frustrated: Nice fade-out. Now I'll never know why Jasper Johns included the ruler in his artwork.
	10:30am PMD: Hi trouble and all - actually have to work this am but really enjoying the music.
	10:30am nasok: this is the best grass, man
	10:31am holland oats: this song is freaking me out
	10:33am Cecile: I love that grass song
	10:36am Walt: Leaves or buds?
	10:37am dc pat: this set rules!
	10:38am jen v.: great show today, trouble! this song is especially fantastic.
	10:38am esch oder anarchie!: This is really great Monks -- tops what was on earlier album, so raw!
	10:39am holland oats: monks doc on sundance next month!
	10:40am Cecile: WOW. i might have to talk to my satellite provider... esch - I mean! that bass. WOW.
	10:41am trouble: cecile, no i did not get my flight of the conchords...there was a massive line at other music, so i didn't wait. cry,cry cry
	10:42am dc pat: FUCKIN A! Thanks holland, I just got sundance because of cable-griping... What does 'esch' mean?
	10:44am Cecile: Hey, I might be able to score one for you, are you interested? The place I went to limited us to just one, but some other hardcore fans might have been able to work something out. I"ll let you know if you're into it. esch oder anarchie? I don't want to type it all out?
	10:45am George Eliot: is flight of the conchords still running?
	10:48am Cecile: It just ended. If they're smart, they will not do a 3rd season, it ended so perfectly. Or at least wait several years before doing TV again. They are touring right now.
	10:49am Cecile: Good gateway drug, Trouble! Icepack will thank you later!
	10:50am Georgie Peorgie: Thanks Cecile, i had no idea. i agree with that about the third season. too much of a good thing, ya know... i've seen some youtube things ..
	10:51am dc pat: C: yeah, I know! I'm asking esch oder anarchie. Wait, I missed that! Who's in chain and the gang? Some one from NoUlysses?
	10:52am Cecile: I like the YouTube stuff, but really, seeing the whole thing as a piece makes it all better. And you get the layers and the little in jokes and whatnot. Sorry, dc pat. Hell, I'll buy the DVD.
	10:54am holland oats: dc pat - ian sveonius
	10:54am Jamesie: Hiya Trouble! just checking in on this lovely Spring day - lotsa luv....
	10:55am George: Yeah, i dig ya cecile. i loved the bits i could catch in old shows. quite a unique show, to be sure. and make sure ken gets his five bucks, huh? ;)
	10:56am DC PAT: Thanks Holland, yeah, should have known...who else? Hadn't heard of them yet. I'll have to check 'em at Comet on April 29
	10:56am dc pat: whoa, didn't mean to shout my name...
	10:58am Cecile: what 5 bucks?
	10:59am George: for the tramadol addiction....... my pledge change
	11:00am jon: gosh this sounds like someone ripped off a stockhausen electronic work
	11:00am holland oats: this show is too good trouble, i'm not getting any work done, just surfing around looking for info on all these rekkids
	11:01am dc pat: same here--can you play some shitty music please??
	11:01am trouble: thanks holland oats!
	11:01am Cecile: Ah! Got it. LMAO!
	11:02am George: email on the way
	11:04am Cecile: ;) I figured...
	11:05am George Eliot: You are one hip chicklette
	11:06am JCityJensen: whats the link for the Revolutionary War Reenactment?
	11:08am texas scott: thanx for the BM trouble
	11:09am listener mark: http://nysparks.state.ny.us/events/info.asp?eventID=9465
	11:09am trouble: so glad that you asked: http://nysparks.state.ny.us/events/info.asp?eventID=9465
	11:09am MicroDotty: Let's get small.
	11:10am texas scott: wait...that sounded weird thanx for jakarta!
	11:11am holland oats: enough comedy jokes!
	11:12am Doug from DC: Texas Scott: That's what she said...
	11:15am JCityJensen: Thanks mark and trouble!
	11:16am Cecile: I saw the fattest daddy robin in my garden. I think there must be a nest around. He was looking pretty proud of himself, or at least I projected that on him.
	11:18am still b/p: ...when the bad dad robin goes snob snob snobbin' along...
	11:19am listener mark: You're welcome JC Jensen
	11:19am Georgie Peorgie: cecile, there was a yellow wren in the garden, calling for a mate for the longest time. he has stopped now, i guess that is good news. and the baby bunnies are already huge!
	11:20am chris: sounds like toads
	11:21am dc pat: we thought...you was...a toad....
	11:21am Cecile: Nice ! SSo some little wren chicks getting made, I'll bet. I think we have a nest in our backyard, too. And the bunnies here are near tame, so they kind of amble through.
	11:22am dc pat: the baby rats are out here and my cat's gong to get plump soon
	11:22am Sean Daily: Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
	11:22am listener mark: Speaking of squirrels, did anyone catch Ken's show yesterday?
	11:23am Cecile: nom nom nom Black Rock Coalition is still around? Cool! You know I did, mark. Yeah, that squirrelpault was great.
	11:23am texas scott: what did we miss,mark?
	11:24am George Eliot: That image is still with me Mark. i found a dying baby mouse in one of the traps here and i tried to nurse it back to health. it was just too young to save. i felt bad.
	11:24am Willie: I'm a toad again, Just my fate to be a toad again, Life I love is makin' toad sounds with my friends.. Hope I mate to bring on more toads again.
	11:25am listener mark: Don't know if you can still play it. Check Ken's playlist for a short video of a squirrel being catapaulted.
	11:27am GP: Good morning ya'll...well it is still morning here.
	11:27am jaypee: Yay! Bird talk. I've been seeing oodles of Meadowlarks lately, they sing so nicely.
	11:28am texas scott: yep,it's there.how brutal!
	11:29am George Eliot: Scott, did you listen to media squat this week, i missed it.
	11:29am listener mark: YES It still plays. Take that squirrel!
	11:30am chris: the squirrel catapult was amazing. I sent it to some friends
	11:30am tombom: all your american birds are so strange
	11:31am texas scott: hey GE.yes,i caught some of it.more bike lanes in densely populated areas.good eco talk.
	11:32am George Eliot: thanks... i'll listen later.
	11:33am Zyphogliac: American birds are very strange indeed.
	11:34am Cecile: those fly girls were aces on last Friday. Can't believe they are still in HS.
	11:37am Cecile: ZOMG. I have this album. And the poster
	11:40am GP: Sing it Queen
	11:40am Cecile: and you know, that first album of hers, everyone knew she was going somewhere. The people she had guesting! I still like Wrath of My Madness best, though. Mark the 45 King!
	11:40am George Eliot: trouble i sent you an email.. have you gotten it?
	11:42am Parq: Funny - I was just thinking about the translated verions of this Brel song. "He had no brain - neither did she - how bright could I turn out to be?"
	11:43am trouble: no, not yet.
	11:43am Carmichael: I get the last 15 minutes. better than nothing. Hi Trouble! Scott Walker would fit perfectly after Jacques Brel.
	11:43am Cecile: still want the 45? I'll talk to my people...
	11:45am Carmichael: This sounds like Al Stewart, 24 Carrots era.
	11:45am dc pat: ok, what shall I have for lunch? Bare in mind, I had egg and cheese sangwich for breakfast.
	11:45am Pearly Sweets: This spearmint song is the entire season of "autumn"
	11:45am trouble: how is it? cecile...
	11:46am Pearly Sweets: dc pat, are you a veggie?
	11:46am Cecile: you know what's half a good fall album? 1/2 of Archer Prewitt's White Sky.
	11:47am George Eliot: pat, you should have a large caesar salad.
	11:48am Cecile: It's nice. just a straight studio rendition of two really good songs that haven't shown up in that format although Albi and "Pencils" (aka Cellotape) have shown up on a live disc from 2002 and the TV show. Haven't listened to it super close. Which I should.
	11:48am Rocky Balboa: Pat, hows about a nice Philly Cheesesteak. From Geno's, not that other guy.
	11:50am Pearly Sweets: Spicy Jamaican Beef Patty and an Apple!
	11:51am Cecile: Hey, Trouble, Sub Pop is also selling the leftover 45s online.
	11:53am stingy d: trouble! call me crazy but i saw you at dean and deluca with an indecisive fellow, did i not?
	11:53am Georgie Peorgie: i found a website with a live bald eagle's nest webcam feed.
	11:54am stingy d: by the way... EVERYBODY! noodletown!! get your salt baked crab!
	11:54am dc pat: sorry, I was distracted--dc pat is a veggie
	11:55am Cecile: salt baked anything is amazing.
	11:56am Pearly Sweets: Baked Brie with fruit!
	11:56am dc pat: caesar salad sounds good, although that has anchovies in it...
	11:57am dc pat: I make a mean baked brie w/ fig paste. It's amazing...but I left my oven at home...
	11:57am Georgie Peorgie: hand em to the neighbor? can you get one made special?
	11:57am stingy d: yea we had shrimp and squid (salt baked) also... it was really amazing! at two in the AM or something too, extra good.
	11:57am trouble: stingy d. why yes you did. that was film expert bill w.; we were fresh from seeing the jean pierre melville film leon morin, priest! crazy...
	11:58am Cecile: ZOMG. Now I'm craving late night noodles.
	11:58am stingy d: cool troubs, i was on the go, and you were in the mix, didn't want to pull a 'that guy', but i needed to know i was not crazy. see ya!
	11:58am PMD: darn, I missed food conversation
	1:53pm Joe Horton: Love this version of Heart of Glass!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2009

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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Thu. Feb 27th, 9am - Noon: Jennifer Higgie (More info...)
This is the Modern World with Trouble welcomes Jennifer Higgie, author of The Other Side, a Story of Women in Art and the Spiritual World. Jennifer Higgie is an Australian writer living in London. She wrote fabulously for Frieze Magazine for over 2 decades, is a curator and hosted the podcast Bow Down. In honor of The Other Side coming out in paperback in the US, Jennifer and trouble will discuss women artists, seances and spiritualism.

April 23, 2009: multiple shades of green

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
Rudresh Mahanthappa's Indo-Pak Coalition	looking out , looking in	apti	innova		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ovo mixed by daniele brusaschetto	cuori rotti	OvO rmxd by Daniele Brusaschetto	blossoming noise		*	0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Two Daughters	return call/we are "return call/we are" by "Two Daughters"	Perspectives and Distortions v/a				0:07:04 (Pop-up)
kevin harrison	people in space "people in space" by "kevin harrison"	Perspectives and Distortions v/a				0:11:24 (Pop-up)
dj shadow	letter from home/fixed income	the private pass				0:13:50 (Pop-up)
monty python	radio quiz game "radio quiz game" by "monty python"	monty python's previous record				0:18:55 (Pop-up)
miguel anga diaz	dracula simon "dracula simon" by "miguel anga diaz"					0:21:21 (Pop-up)
nina simone	feelin good remixed by joe claussell	Verve Remixed (V/A)				0:23:38 (Pop-up)
	understanding pop art part 1 "understanding pop art part 1"					0:29:09 (Pop-up)

camizole	electronic alarm "electronic alarm" by "camizole"	Musiques Electroniques en France 1974-1984 (V/A)	gazul		*	0:40:25 (Pop-up)
silver pines	#3 "#3" by "silver pines"	forces			*	0:43:14 (Pop-up)
sacha distel	brigitte "brigitte" by "sacha distel"					0:47:41 (Pop-up)
Adventures in Stereo	too late "too late" by "Adventures in Stereo"	noises from the sound cupboard				1:11:32 (Pop-up)
six organs of admittance	creation aspect fire	RTZ	drag city		*	0:53:25 (Pop-up)
dal melchior und das menace	the post office line		columbus discount	7"	*	0:59:23 (Pop-up)
the emperors	karate "karate" by "the emperors"	karate	funkadelphia		*	1:01:31 (Pop-up)
nickodemus & quantic feat hector "tempo" alomar	mi swing es tropical zeb reggae remix)	turntables on the hudson	wonderwheel recordings		*	1:05:59 (Pop-up)

emitt rhodes	live till you die "live till you die" by "emitt rhodes"	emitt rhodes				1:13:40 (Pop-up)
brian eno	french catalogues "french catalogues" by "brian eno"	discreet music				1:15:59 (Pop-up)
	understanding pop art part1 "understanding pop art part1"					1:25:17 (Pop-up)
dee mullins	i am the grass "i am the grass" by "dee mullins"	Plantation Gold: The Mad Genius of Shelby S SIngleton v/a			*	1:28:28 (Pop-up)
chain and the gang	cemetary map "cemetary map" by "chain and the gang"	down with liberty...up with chains!	K		*	1:33:13 (Pop-up)
monks	pretty suzanne "pretty suzanne" by "monks"	Black Monk Time				1:36:50 (Pop-up)
telepopmusik	yesterday was a lie "yesterday was a lie" by "telepopmusik"	genetic world				1:38:53 (Pop-up)
billie holiday	if you were mine "if you were mine" by "billie holiday"	quintessential: vol 1				1:44:14 (Pop-up)

joyce	jardim des deuses "jardim des deuses" by "joyce"	visions of dawn	far out		*	1:52:48 (Pop-up)
black dice	earnings plus interest	repo	paw tracks			1:59:10 (Pop-up)
marissa nadler	mary come alive "mary come alive" by "marissa nadler"	little hells	kemado		*	1:59:57 (Pop-up)
barbara morgenstern	jakarta "jakarta" by "barbara morgenstern"	BM				2:04:39 (Pop-up)
no. 9	power of micro "power of micro" by "no. 9"	micro films				2:07:50 (Pop-up)
hikashu	koukin in manhattan "koukin in manhattan" by "hikashu"	ikirukoto	makigami		*	2:14:34 (Pop-up)
marie la foret	un amour qui s'est eteint	the fruits of love				2:16:18 (Pop-up)

donna regina	cry baby "cry baby" by "donna regina"	more				2:23:15 (Pop-up)
the diamond center	dos fridas "dos fridas" by "the diamond center"	my only companion			*	2:27:19 (Pop-up)
kari lynn	cleo cleopatra "cleo cleopatra" by "kari lynn"					2:31:04 (Pop-up)
the fly girlz	tired "tired" by "the fly girlz"	da brats from da ville	teen action		*	2:33:36 (Pop-up)
sly & robbie/queen latifah	woman for the job					2:36:40 (Pop-up)
jacques brel	brussels "brussels" by "jacques brel"					2:40:29 (Pop-up)
spearmint	julie christie "julie christie" by "spearmint"					2:43:32 (Pop-up)
the teardrops	tears come tumbling	where the girls are vol 7 v/a	ace		*	2:46:13 (Pop-up)
cryptacize	blue tears "blue tears" by "cryptacize"	mythomania	asthmatic kitty		*	2:48:29 (Pop-up)

laura gibson	glory "glory" by "laura gibson"	beasts of seasons	hush		*	2:54:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am trouble: goooood morning!
	9:03am Freddy from: West Orange Plumbing Supply: Good Morning Trouble, how are you this fine thrusday
	9:04am trouble: just grand freddy, i saw lots of cheery dogs on the way in and that left me with huge smiles.
	9:05am listener mark: good morning trouble good morning Mr. and Mrs. America and to all the ships at sea
	9:07am annie: good morning trouble... hello everyone, snowy up here on the hill.
	9:11am Freddy from: West Orange Plumbing Supply: Good to hear, cheery dogs alway make me smile too.
	9:16am orzolino: morning and thanks for dj shadow; it's 15:00 in the afternoon in italy, and nothing could be better, now
	9:17am texas scott: troubletroubletrouble,guten morgen! hello to all the rest. happy friday eve.
	9:18am trouble: good afternoon italy!
	9:18am Patrick: good morning jersey city!! blue skys and white puffy clouds to report in maine. this weekend its supposed to be in the 80's up here, about time!
	9:19am trouble: good morning annie and texas scott
	9:21am trouble: oh hey patrick! your art work looks so fab, sorry i haven't got back to you yet...
	9:24am dc pat: hey, I missed monty python, merde! My friends the Phobes are playing in Marbella, Spain tonight if you're around--they take after Paul Weller.
	9:24am Pieter: good morning all! and greetings from Belgium
	9:26am Patrick: thanks for saying so. one of these days i am going to get my web sight up and can just send people a link instead of clunky photo attachment.
	9:30am trouble: good morning belgium!
	9:30am dale: I LOVE the little filmstrip bips signalling to go to the next slide
	9:33am Little Mac: Hey everyone, just tuned into the show, had a bout with Glass Joe so I missed the beginning. Sound great so far though.
	9:33am Bill W: are you advancing the filmstrip, Trouble?
	9:33am jaypee: Good morning, everyone. I love the pop art film strip.
	9:34am Dan & Dick: You bet your sweet filmstrippy bippy!
	9:38am Bill W: I think that Python record is a studio album, not an adaptation of TV sketches.
	9:38am annie: which movie??
	9:39am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon all.
	9:41am Bill W: TODAY is the last day for "Leon Morin, Priest" @ Film Forum. http://www.filmforum.org/films/priest.html
	9:41am Manny: With Le Samourai, Melville perfected the movement. With Weekend, Godard destroyed it. I agree, Melville is often overlooked.
	9:42am trouble: there are sketches on the monty python record that i have seen on tv...annie the movie is leon morin, priest by jean pierre melville
	9:43am trouble: good morning adrian!
	9:45am Pearly Sweets: Hey team! How da ya do?
	9:46am texas scott: hello,adrian.what's the weather like in london,today? howdy,pearly!
	9:46am John Cleese: Many of our albums contain sketches that we also performed on our television programme. They are not, however, recordings of the version from the telly. We performed the skits anew in the studio. Cheers.
	9:47am sugarwolf: I think they rerecorded some of the sketches for the records? Gah, I'm discussing Monty Python on the internt.
	9:51am Pearly Sweets: Gino!!
	9:52am Pearly Sweets: Now I wanna hear Gino... Trouble do you have Out of This World laying around some where?
	9:52am Bad Ronald: Does anyone have their three sided record "Matching Tie and Handkerchief"?
	9:53am John Cleese: I stand sheepish and corrected. My memory has failed me in this instance. It must have been the drugs. http://www.amazon.com/Monty-Pythons-Previous-Record-Python/dp/B000000HQB
	9:54am Archie Leich: That's no excuse!
	9:55am Matt: That AIS number was a tasty little tune.
	9:55am sugarwolf: it's ok, john, you were just having a senior moment
	9:57am Cecile: I do, Bad Ron!
	9:59am Bad Ronald: Nice!
	10:01am Cecile: Yeah, wrote a paper on 'em when i was a jr in HS> That 6org was blazin'. A nice change from the last, which was brilliant, but Chasny's not Chasny unless he keeps you guessing.
	10:03am Cecile: who is this dan melchior? Every thing i've heard has been awesome. Also, trouble, did you get your FotC 45 on Record Store Day?
	10:05am ?: Didn't Santana do this tune under another name? holy shite, who ripped off whom?!
	10:05am dc pat: C: I agree on the dan melchior point.. DAS MENACE!
	10:13am Cecile: AWWWWWW Emitt!
	10:18am orzolino: that emitt rhodes was so elliot smith... damn it, how i miss his music
	10:18am still b/p: I put this on a cassette player during a college painting studio class, and a middle aged student asked, "Do you think anyone is enjoying this?"
	10:19am Cecile: Ozolino, emmitt suffered from debilitating depression, too. He stopped recording for over 30 years because of it. So, two voices stilled by it.
	10:20am dc pat: this started out w/ ol' Pachelbel's chord progression...
	10:20am George Eliot: Wonderful music this morning, Trouble, thanks
	10:20am listener mark: This is very baroque. I'm sorting in the other room, away from the computer and I thought it was the beginning of Johann Pachelbel: Canon in D
	10:22am texas scott: yes,trouble great tunes this am,as always. i'm mixing it with my buddha box!
	10:22am trouble: that is a fabulous question: do you think anyone is enjoying this? i love it...crazy. brian eno does seem to disagree with some peeps.
	10:22am still b/p: It is Pachelbel's Canon, looped and kneaded. ..Is there an Oblique Strategies card with the right response for that middle aged student 30 years ago?
	10:23am trouble: the buddha box! you are making me jealous. i don't have mine yet...
	10:23am listener mark: sorry! dc pat picked it up first
	10:23am dc pat: MERDE! Wish I'd won a wfmu buddha box. guess I'm going to have to buy one..
	10:23am Bad Ronald: I for one dig the Enossification.
	10:24am texas scott: eno-phile here,too!
	10:26am Cecile: I gots me a Buddha box
	10:26am dc pat: the cool thing about Eno is when he talks--he's got some interesting ideas about music/art
	10:27am dc pat: beautiful..
	10:27am texas scott: i miss filmstrips...
	10:27am Doug from DC: "..Is there an Oblique Strategies card with the right response for that middle aged student 30 years ago? " : Don't be afraid of things because they're easy to do
	10:27am listener mark: I loves the baroque. On snowy days, beside the fire, watching the snowflakes fall. The wind shifts slowly, ever so slowly. The stark contrast between light and shadow blurred by the flakes.Beautiful.
	10:28am jaypee: Ooooo.. the buddha box is nifty. A friend of mine wrote an audio app that's kinda similar: http://muddlegeist.com/AADD/AudioADD.html
	10:28am dc pat: "Bach and before, Ives and after"
	10:30am Frustrated: Nice fade-out. Now I'll never know why Jasper Johns included the ruler in his artwork.
	10:30am PMD: Hi trouble and all - actually have to work this am but really enjoying the music.
	10:30am nasok: this is the best grass, man
	10:31am holland oats: this song is freaking me out
	10:33am Cecile: I love that grass song
	10:36am Walt: Leaves or buds?
	10:37am dc pat: this set rules!
	10:38am jen v.: great show today, trouble! this song is especially fantastic.
	10:38am esch oder anarchie!: This is really great Monks -- tops what was on earlier album, so raw!
	10:39am holland oats: monks doc on sundance next month!
	10:40am Cecile: WOW. i might have to talk to my satellite provider... esch - I mean! that bass. WOW.
	10:41am trouble: cecile, no i did not get my flight of the conchords...there was a massive line at other music, so i didn't wait. cry,cry cry
	10:42am dc pat: FUCKIN A! Thanks holland, I just got sundance because of cable-griping... What does 'esch' mean?
	10:44am Cecile: Hey, I might be able to score one for you, are you interested? The place I went to limited us to just one, but some other hardcore fans might have been able to work something out. I"ll let you know if you're into it. esch oder anarchie? I don't want to type it all out?
	10:45am George Eliot: is flight of the conchords still running?
	10:48am Cecile: It just ended. If they're smart, they will not do a 3rd season, it ended so perfectly. Or at least wait several years before doing TV again. They are touring right now.
	10:49am Cecile: Good gateway drug, Trouble! Icepack will thank you later!
	10:50am Georgie Peorgie: Thanks Cecile, i had no idea. i agree with that about the third season. too much of a good thing, ya know... i've seen some youtube things ..
	10:51am dc pat: C: yeah, I know! I'm asking esch oder anarchie. Wait, I missed that! Who's in chain and the gang? Some one from NoUlysses?
	10:52am Cecile: I like the YouTube stuff, but really, seeing the whole thing as a piece makes it all better. And you get the layers and the little in jokes and whatnot. Sorry, dc pat. Hell, I'll buy the DVD.
	10:54am holland oats: dc pat - ian sveonius
	10:54am Jamesie: Hiya Trouble! just checking in on this lovely Spring day - lotsa luv....
	10:55am George: Yeah, i dig ya cecile. i loved the bits i could catch in old shows. quite a unique show, to be sure. and make sure ken gets his five bucks, huh? ;)
	10:56am DC PAT: Thanks Holland, yeah, should have known...who else? Hadn't heard of them yet. I'll have to check 'em at Comet on April 29
	10:56am dc pat: whoa, didn't mean to shout my name...
	10:58am Cecile: what 5 bucks?
	10:59am George: for the tramadol addiction....... my pledge change
	11:00am jon: gosh this sounds like someone ripped off a stockhausen electronic work
	11:00am holland oats: this show is too good trouble, i'm not getting any work done, just surfing around looking for info on all these rekkids
	11:01am dc pat: same here--can you play some shitty music please??
	11:01am trouble: thanks holland oats!
	11:01am Cecile: Ah! Got it. LMAO!
	11:02am George: email on the way
	11:04am Cecile: ;) I figured...
	11:05am George Eliot: You are one hip chicklette
	11:06am JCityJensen: whats the link for the Revolutionary War Reenactment?
	11:08am texas scott: thanx for the BM trouble
	11:09am listener mark: http://nysparks.state.ny.us/events/info.asp?eventID=9465
	11:09am trouble: so glad that you asked: http://nysparks.state.ny.us/events/info.asp?eventID=9465
	11:09am MicroDotty: Let's get small.
	11:10am texas scott: wait...that sounded weird thanx for jakarta!
	11:11am holland oats: enough comedy jokes!
	11:12am Doug from DC: Texas Scott: That's what she said...
	11:15am JCityJensen: Thanks mark and trouble!
	11:16am Cecile: I saw the fattest daddy robin in my garden. I think there must be a nest around. He was looking pretty proud of himself, or at least I projected that on him.
	11:18am still b/p: ...when the bad dad robin goes snob snob snobbin' along...
	11:19am listener mark: You're welcome JC Jensen
	11:19am Georgie Peorgie: cecile, there was a yellow wren in the garden, calling for a mate for the longest time. he has stopped now, i guess that is good news. and the baby bunnies are already huge!
	11:20am chris: sounds like toads
	11:21am dc pat: we thought...you was...a toad....
	11:21am Cecile: Nice ! SSo some little wren chicks getting made, I'll bet. I think we have a nest in our backyard, too. And the bunnies here are near tame, so they kind of amble through.
	11:22am dc pat: the baby rats are out here and my cat's gong to get plump soon
	11:22am Sean Daily: Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
	11:22am listener mark: Speaking of squirrels, did anyone catch Ken's show yesterday?
	11:23am Cecile: nom nom nom Black Rock Coalition is still around? Cool! You know I did, mark. Yeah, that squirrelpault was great.
	11:23am texas scott: what did we miss,mark?
	11:24am George Eliot: That image is still with me Mark. i found a dying baby mouse in one of the traps here and i tried to nurse it back to health. it was just too young to save. i felt bad.
	11:24am Willie: I'm a toad again, Just my fate to be a toad again, Life I love is makin' toad sounds with my friends.. Hope I mate to bring on more toads again.
	11:25am listener mark: Don't know if you can still play it. Check Ken's playlist for a short video of a squirrel being catapaulted.
	11:27am GP: Good morning ya'll...well it is still morning here.
	11:27am jaypee: Yay! Bird talk. I've been seeing oodles of Meadowlarks lately, they sing so nicely.
	11:28am texas scott: yep,it's there.how brutal!
	11:29am George Eliot: Scott, did you listen to media squat this week, i missed it.
	11:29am listener mark: YES It still plays. Take that squirrel!
	11:30am chris: the squirrel catapult was amazing. I sent it to some friends
	11:30am tombom: all your american birds are so strange
	11:31am texas scott: hey GE.yes,i caught some of it.more bike lanes in densely populated areas.good eco talk.
	11:32am George Eliot: thanks... i'll listen later.
	11:33am Zyphogliac: American birds are very strange indeed.
	11:34am Cecile: those fly girls were aces on last Friday. Can't believe they are still in HS.
	11:37am Cecile: ZOMG. I have this album. And the poster
	11:40am GP: Sing it Queen
	11:40am Cecile: and you know, that first album of hers, everyone knew she was going somewhere. The people she had guesting! I still like Wrath of My Madness best, though. Mark the 45 King!
	11:40am George Eliot: trouble i sent you an email.. have you gotten it?
	11:42am Parq: Funny - I was just thinking about the translated verions of this Brel song. "He had no brain - neither did she - how bright could I turn out to be?"
	11:43am trouble: no, not yet.
	11:43am Carmichael: I get the last 15 minutes. better than nothing. Hi Trouble! Scott Walker would fit perfectly after Jacques Brel.
	11:43am Cecile: still want the 45? I'll talk to my people...
	11:45am Carmichael: This sounds like Al Stewart, 24 Carrots era.
	11:45am dc pat: ok, what shall I have for lunch? Bare in mind, I had egg and cheese sangwich for breakfast.
	11:45am Pearly Sweets: This spearmint song is the entire season of "autumn"
	11:45am trouble: how is it? cecile...
	11:46am Pearly Sweets: dc pat, are you a veggie?
	11:46am Cecile: you know what's half a good fall album? 1/2 of Archer Prewitt's White Sky.
	11:47am George Eliot: pat, you should have a large caesar salad.
	11:48am Cecile: It's nice. just a straight studio rendition of two really good songs that haven't shown up in that format although Albi and "Pencils" (aka Cellotape) have shown up on a live disc from 2002 and the TV show. Haven't listened to it super close. Which I should.
	11:48am Rocky Balboa: Pat, hows about a nice Philly Cheesesteak. From Geno's, not that other guy.
	11:50am Pearly Sweets: Spicy Jamaican Beef Patty and an Apple!
	11:51am Cecile: Hey, Trouble, Sub Pop is also selling the leftover 45s online.
	11:53am stingy d: trouble! call me crazy but i saw you at dean and deluca with an indecisive fellow, did i not?
	11:53am Georgie Peorgie: i found a website with a live bald eagle's nest webcam feed.
	11:54am stingy d: by the way... EVERYBODY! noodletown!! get your salt baked crab!
	11:54am dc pat: sorry, I was distracted--dc pat is a veggie
	11:55am Cecile: salt baked anything is amazing.
	11:56am Pearly Sweets: Baked Brie with fruit!
	11:56am dc pat: caesar salad sounds good, although that has anchovies in it...
	11:57am dc pat: I make a mean baked brie w/ fig paste. It's amazing...but I left my oven at home...
	11:57am Georgie Peorgie: hand em to the neighbor? can you get one made special?
	11:57am stingy d: yea we had shrimp and squid (salt baked) also... it was really amazing! at two in the AM or something too, extra good.
	11:57am trouble: stingy d. why yes you did. that was film expert bill w.; we were fresh from seeing the jean pierre melville film leon morin, priest! crazy...
	11:58am Cecile: ZOMG. Now I'm craving late night noodles.
	11:58am stingy d: cool troubs, i was on the go, and you were in the mix, didn't want to pull a 'that guy', but i needed to know i was not crazy. see ya!
	11:58am PMD: darn, I missed food conversation
	1:53pm Joe Horton: Love this version of Heart of Glass!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2009

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