WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 14, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:05am annie: morning trouble!
	9:08am trouble: good morning annie!
	9:08am nasok: jay reatard RIP.... i hate to be a requestor but can we hear some lost sounds?
	9:09am Chris: Hey Trouble. After last weeks show I finally rented the first season of Mad Men. Although, I am still bothered by its lack of space ships, I am now a fan. Loved the plastic bag over the kid scene, among so many other great scenes and themes.
	9:09am texas scott: RIP Teddy Pendergrass.
	9:12am naosk: what?!?!?! tp? noooooo
	9:13am Mark Williams: a much lesser-known RIP, but Yabby U (mid-'70s Jamaican roots/dub heavyweight) also passed away on Tues. His "Prophecy of Dub" record w/King Tubby is as good as it gets...
	9:16am Bad Ronald: Don't forget Bingo Gazingo... RIP.
	9:16am trouble: wt...?! i can't take all the death....grim, very grim
	9:17am BSI: Mark W: CRAP! That record was my gateway drug into dub in the first place.... Conquering Lion was the track that did it....
	9:19am texas scott: rejoice,trouble. they are all in heaven now. making music with the angels.
	9:21am Mark Williams: Conquering Lion does it for most. Well, he had a good knock, as the English say, what with his illnesses/disabilities. As for Jay Reatard, that's tragic.
	9:24am The Gods: I have a feeling that this coming decade will be chuck-full of lost music souls - prepare yourselves and go slow.
	9:29am BSI: i've since heard the vocal version of Conquering Lion but dig the instrumental/minimal mix on Prophesy much better. Still, it's all good. Better 'n good.
	9:30am BSI: Trouble has banished death! Thank you thank you!
	9:31am dale: morning trouble. i mistakenly bought that t-rex dvd. a bit of decent performance footage, but i'd trade it for a hamburger today.
	9:33am Vito S. Brevis: Stars are shining in the sky, or are they in my mind's eye? Canta, no llores!
	9:38am Chris: Bolan was a complete ham who made some great songs but he put out mucho crap as well.
	9:43am seang: a bit of a Debussy mood in the air
	9:46am Cecile: NO, JAY REATARD?!?!?!?! Also, Teddy Pendergrass...
	9:48am Glenn L: and Yabby U, Cecile.
	9:48am Cecile: A goddam fucking shame, it is.
	9:49am Brian: Checking in from Madison.
	9:49am Cecile: Jeezue, I liked Yabby U a lot
	9:52am Glenn L: So sad. Just learned about Yabby from an earlier comment. Wonder what happened? As well as J Reatard.
	9:53am dc pat: they still don't know what caused Jay's death. He had a LOT of enemies...
	9:55am Cecile: I think he was also quite generous with the substance abuse, from what I've heard. That could be true or false. He could have had a pre-existing condition we don't know about, either. All I remember is him taking the time to log in while I was on comments to give me his version of the story of his band quitting. Something I will always appreciate.
	9:58am Chris: Live fast, die young and leave a beautiful(?!?!) corpse
	9:59am dc pat: yeah, I remember when he did that. Funny. Probably will be the ol' "pre-existing condition" syndrome. Seems to knock off lots of rocknrollers..
	9:59am hfox: Thanks for the Kraftwerk!
	10:01am Cecile: the worst aphorism ever. Not ranting at you Chris. But I want everyone to get old, ugly and die at age 98, hale and strong, in their sleep... dc pat, you can't play sports. So you stay in your room and make music. Then you go on tour...
	10:03am BSI: Hunter Thompson said 'tis better to be shot out of a cannon than squeezed out of a tube.... Not sure if that applies here, but it sounds awfully profound.
	10:07am Cecile: pours rhubarb wine into the gutter for Jay
	10:09am Brian: Ah, the birds! http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/IMAGES/Maine/black-capped-chickadee.jpg
	10:09am XNet: No Best Of 2009 list from you this year on the blog?
	10:10am trs: Cecile, I think "pre-existing condition" in matters of health tops that one by a long shot.
	10:10am dc pat: it's amazing what music you decide you "have time for" Apparently I didn't have time for Jay or Lhasa last year...IDIOT!
	10:11am Chris: I'm sure Jay R died abusing himself with substances - it's a fun thing to do, and I'm sure he knew the risks...but still surprising when it happens.
	10:14am Cecile: dcp, I know. People are dropping like flies. I gotta catch as many shows as the budget and body will allow.
	10:26am dc pat: aaahhh, mint juleps....sounds good...
	10:30am scott NY.: MORE SUMMER SONGS PLEASE I HAVE A SPRING SUMMER COLLECTION TO PREP LOVE YOU TROUBLE YOUR SONGS PUT ME IN THE MOOD.
	10:31am Brian: Insect collection?
	10:33am The Collector: Not insects...
	10:37am Carmichael: Good morning all. I have my Harney's tea, someone brought in a ton of pastries to work, and Trouble's on the radio. Life is good ...
	10:38am Cecile: mmmmm harney's!
	10:40am Billy Bikerider: I ALWAYS enjoy riding around Jersey City!!!
	10:40am Chris: Lilly Allen does seem to like going topless. Now I need to start my own collection.
	10:41am Brian: J'adore Camille.
	10:43am Carmichael: Mmmm, Cheese Danish ..... My impression of Cecile: "Nom nom nom ..."
	10:45am Cecile: LMAO. I do like the food.
	10:46am still b/p: When Marsha said, "Gee gee goo wee," I said I'm all for that, and she was reinforcing an already very good show today -- another one. Ton of pastries...I'm all for THAT! (Obama says "Yes, we cannoli!)
	10:48am Cecile: s b/p, I had a great cannoli in Chicago. Sooooo good. (It's so hard to find them in Minneapolis)
	10:48am v k: trouble - listening to your show with my mother (visiting from TX) and lil' 6 month old - 3 generations under ur trance - carry on butterfly
	10:48am gladys: i'm aaaaaaallwaaaayyyyyysss hungry!
	10:51am Chris: Where exactly did you get that great cannoli Cecile?
	10:53am erella: Good morning Trouble. I am always glad to listen to you in real time. A delight. Erella
	10:55am Cecile: At the Lovin' Oven in Libertyville. We were staying there with a friend's sister. Damn, it was good - with choco chips, half dipped in chocolate, a little cinnamon in the ricotta, and the best candied cherry on top.
	10:55am erella: yergh... until this version of Seasons in the Sun. Amazing that Terry Jacks did it. I went to the funeral of a dear friend and they had an operatic version of this song(!)
	10:57am Chris: Do you know if there was there a change to the upcoming Frode Gjerstad show at Bossa? I'm getting two notices, with different dates and line-ups. Let me know if District of Noise is wrong and I'll fix it.
	10:57am trouble: good morning erella!
	10:58am still b/p: Next time in Boston I'll have to hit the North End for a mighty mighty cannoli. eyes spin 360 degrees, endorphins stir
	10:58am doug from DC: Chris, sorry that wasn't from you, it was to you. I'm a little discombobulated this a.m.
	10:59am Cecile: OH, Frode Gjerstad. He's pretty good. I saw him in, oh 2000? Who's playing with him?
	11:01am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble. Good Morning Every Body.
	11:02am TC: Chris, Doug, you freaked me out there a bit. I would go by Ed's latest e-mail blast this morning. Have not gotten the chance to look at/adjust the District of Noise calendar today but will investigate. And Cecile, it's w/Paal Nillsen-Love, so you know it'll be great,
	11:02am doug from DC: Cecile - the fantastic drummer Pall Nillsen-Love and bassist Nick Stephens.
	11:02am doug from DC: Paal, not Pall
	11:03am Brian: Apalling, that.
	11:04am Chris: Doug FDC did you check - http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/Home it's chicago's version of the voice and should have accurate info.
	11:04am TC: Sorry to cast a paal on the comments.
	11:05am Chris: I'm so confused!!
	11:07am Sarah Paalin: It's the whole spellin' thing, don'tcha know...
	11:07am doug from DC: Confusion be gone! I just fixed the DoN calendar.
	11:09am yidd. man: how can one send tunes to the dj's?
	11:09am TC: Thanks Doug. Chris I was formerly posting as Chris, if that helps clear things up at all.
	11:11am mark, uk: i like this one
	11:11am dc pat: AAAAAAAAA WHAT HAPPENED??
	11:12am still b/p: Cleared...like a Scientologist.
	11:12am Carmichael: Comments zapped?!?
	11:12am Cecile: dj icepack, I must respectfully disagree with you. it would not be a hit now. Not enough auto-tune on it, and they need a drum machine.
	11:13am mark: earths magnetic poles switched p.s. im training to be a teacher, what advice would u offer?
	11:13am Amnesiac: I ... I can't remember my name!
	11:13am yidd.m: haha, she was confused with so many comments. but i´ll ask again: how can one send tunes to the dj's??
	11:13am Chris: WHAT DID I DO NOW!!
	11:14am D Crosby: If only I could remember my name....
	11:14am Carmichael: Thanks for fixing the DoN list, Chris. And apparently all the other lists as well .... >:{
	11:16am trouble: the playlist is sort of like the atom bomb, one wrong click and it's all toast! thanks liz berg for saving my a**. SORRY all. the dj's are reachable via the schedule and you can send them emaill there as far as music tips, etc , to yiddm.
	11:17am B-52s: The Amnee-shack is a little old place where we can...do what now?
	11:17am Carmichael: Those UC Davis grads got SMARTS!!
	11:17am Chris: I sent an MP3 once via email - just don't send too much at once; you don't want to overwhelm a FMU DJ...it's scary when it happens.
	11:17am doug from DC: I just updated the DoN list with all the Bossa events through the end of February, if anyone is interested. Some cool shows planned, strange music lives in Washington! Some of it lives with me...
	11:19am randomdude: liz berg's so sweet :D
	11:20am Chris: Doug - what confused me is that there is a place called Bossa Nova in Chicago...as well as a Velvet Lounge.
	11:22am doug from DC: Yeah, DC clubowners have never been very original about naming their joints. I understand there is another Black Cat out there somewhere.
	11:23am TC: Thanks again Doug, much appreciated. Good to know people are looking at the calendar. If anyone's curious, www.districtofnoise,org
	11:24am em: craving indian food so badly right now...
	11:24am annie: doug, just caught that black cat comment; we had one here from way back to the early 1900s. wonderful old spot for the "negroes" to hang out and one of the best places for pool with the real pros, back in the 70s.
	11:25am BSI: Just got back from a pesky distraction. Looks like the District of Noisers are in da house! ...oh jeezus and don't get ME started on the indian food now...
	11:25am dc pat: craving ANY food right now---early breakfast, hard bike ride, no danishes...
	11:26am bw: why I love trouble.. part 10,000,006 - walking down houston st with erik enocksson in the ear and then trex!
	11:27am C: i think there's even a 9:30 club somewhere else in the country. DC had to have been the first for that though, right?
	11:27am Kevin: Bert Jansch does one of my favourite versions of Anji... not as good as the original of course. The Simon & Garfunkel one isn't bad either
	11:28am Brian: Don't think about paneer masala. Baigan bartha, aloo ghobi ...
	11:28am annie: thi si one of my fave pieces, and bert does it best, yes!!
	11:31am BSI: Brian; you are a very evil person. EVIL! At least I've got curry carryout 2 blocks from this desk. Although I haven't found a crab malabar anywhere in DC - haven't had that since last visit to NYC @ Panna 2.
	11:32am dc pat: always thought 9:30 was a good name. Did that come from when they make the opening bands start playing?? Seems like it in my experience...
	11:32am doug from DC: DC indeed had the original and only Nightclub 9:30, originally at 930 F St., but now in a larger venue. Too bad the music there will never be as good as it was at the old venue. Or am I turning into a fogey?
	11:32am dc pat: don't forget channa masala..
	11:33am dc pat: nope, doug, you're right. shitty venue, but WAY better music.
	11:34am Carmichael: OK, great, just great. Now I have to trek from the suburbs into downtown and Kathmandu restaurant. The pull is too great ... Hey, I can also grab that replacement stylus for my Technics turntable. Thanks for the paneer enticement.
	11:34am C: now also a 930 club in louisville kentucky apparently
	11:34am TC: I will always miss the old 9:30 terribly. There is no comparison.
	11:35am BSI: Doug, yes. Fogey. Join the club. The greatest tragedy of the 930 F Street rehab was the removal of the old ATLANTIC BUILDING ornament from over the door. Now it's like it was never there...
	11:36am doug from DC: The old 9:30 had a really distinctive odor that stayed in your clothes for days. I saw Bad Brains, Scream, X, etc. Trying to wrack my memory now.
	11:41am J-Mar: Oh, that 9:30 smell, how I remember it well.
	11:44am BSI: I saw early-period Rollins band there. For years after we referred to it as "taking a swim in Lake Henry"
	11:44am doug from DC: Difford and Tilbrook played the old 9:30 once. Sting was in town doing Threepenny Opera at Kennedy Center. At midnight, he came by and joined them for their encore, "Tempted." I was only about ten feet away from the stage.
	11:45am andy richter: ...the future, leyland...?
	11:45am J-Mar: On a totally different topic -- thanks for playing Joyce! I haven't heard that record, must find it.
	11:48am TC: Husker Du, original Buzzcocks, Bad Brains, Mekons, and on and on.... and yes I remember the smell.
	11:50am David L: Ahhhh, the Clientele. Like stepping into a warm bath.
	11:53am v k: exceptionally enjoyable show today trouble - as always, thank u
	11:54am BSI: Jeezus, for me, a top-level skim of the old memory of 9:30 involves Psychic TV, Hawkwind, Suicidal Tendencies, Dickies, DC punk bands too numerous to mention, Survival Research Labs, Swans, etc....
	11:55am doug from DC: Oh yeah, saw Minor Threat there, Black Market Baby, etc. Bye all, send stuff and $$$ to Haiti. They gave us Barbancourt, it's the least we can do.
	11:56am Francis: Hey Trouble, I'm just coming back home;too cold outside for masonry works ! Two days ago,my thirteen years old nephew,Adrien,who is a Jay Reatard's fan told me he wanted to learn at the guitar one of Reatard's tracks,purhaps "I'm watching you",he told me.I think he will be shocked by learning his death ! Oh thanks,I love this Clientele's track;marvellous last Clientele album:quite rare to hear so many ballads in a single album.
	11:58am BSI: now....... to the curry!
	12:01pm listener no 1: nice cover...
	12:01pm john: you should follow up with http://www.ergophizmiz.com/andhisorchestra/01_Ergo_Phizmiz_and_his_Orchestra-Survivor.mp3

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 14, 2010

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
erik enocksson	epilogue "epilogue" by "erik enocksson"	man tanker sitt	kning				*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	pas long dub "pas long dub" by "serge gainsbourg"	Aux Armes Et Caetera	sunnyside/mercury					0:07:13 (Pop-up)
t rex	monolith "monolith" by "t rex"	electric warrior						0:06:21 (Pop-up)
vanessa countenay-quinones	quand tu me dis							0:10:34 (Pop-up)
yvonne carroll	mister loveman "mister loveman" by "yvonne carroll"	one kiss can lead to another v/a						0:15:05 (Pop-up)
nikasaya	osiro "osiro" by "nikasaya"	one summerheim	someone good				*	0:17:36 (Pop-up)
david ahlen	ocean "ocean" by "david ahlen"	we sprout in thy soil	hemlasndssanger compunctio				*	0:19:20 (Pop-up)
severin et la fiancee	les lignes de la matin							0:21:28 (Pop-up)
lhasa	la frontera "la frontera" by "lhasa"	the living road						0:25:39 (Pop-up)

big eyes family players	woodenwheel	warm room	pickled egg				*	0:32:03 (Pop-up)
roland p young	eclipse "eclipse" by "roland p young"	istet serenade	em				*	0:34:43 (Pop-up)
gabrielle lazure	children's tale "children's tale" by "gabrielle lazure"	from brussels with love v/a						0:41:02 (Pop-up)
rad guillotine	high in the cinema ( 1st take pens cover)							0:43:27 (Pop-up)
passion pit	moth's wings "moth's wings" by "passion pit"	manners						0:44:51 (Pop-up)
becoming real	let the right one in							0:48:41 (Pop-up)
OMO	live show "live show" by "OMO"	the white album						0:52:32 (Pop-up)
kraftwerk	europe endless "europe endless" by "kraftwerk"	trans europe express	astralwerks				*	0:59:24 (Pop-up)
Jay Reatard	hammer i miss you "hammer i miss you" by "Jay Reatard"	singles 06-07	in the red					1:05:30 (Pop-up)

trixie smith	my daddy rocks me no 2			1938				1:11:19 (Pop-up)
belleruche	anything you want(not that)	the express						1:14:06 (Pop-up)
bost & bim	jamaican boy feat brisa roche & lone ranger							1:17:54 (Pop-up)
nino & radiah	mint julep "mint julep" by "nino & radiah"							1:22:22 (Pop-up)
marsha gee	peanut duck "peanut duck" by "marsha gee"	one kiss leads to another						1:26:26 (Pop-up)
billy the kid emerson	if lovin' is believing	roll your moneymaker: early black rock n roll 1948-58 v/a	trikont				*	1:29:21 (Pop-up)
the xx	basic space(M.A.T.H.E.S remix)							1:31:08 (Pop-up)

camille	ta douleur "ta douleur" by "camille"	le fil						1:40:43 (Pop-up)
andres subercaseaux	ella me dijo "ella me dijo" by "andres subercaseaux"	aqui						1:43:52 (Pop-up)
xeno & oaklander	move 1/toho picture	sentinelle	wierd				*	1:46:09 (Pop-up)
the girls at dawn	im not sad "im not sad" by "the girls at dawn"	the girls at dawn	captured tracks		Vinyl		*	1:50:16 (Pop-up)
terry jacks	in den garten der zeit							1:52:55 (Pop-up)
eagle/deer	tree sounds "tree sounds" by "eagle/deer"					thanks adrian!		1:56:18 (Pop-up)
kuupuu	sula` "sula`" by "kuupuu"	lumen tahden	time-lag				*	2:00:03 (Pop-up)

the impressions	girl you don't know me	definitive impressions						2:09:07 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	le temps de l'amour	the yeh yeh girl from paris						2:11:23 (Pop-up)
antena	bye bye papaya (lexx remix)	versions speciales camino del sol						2:14:01 (Pop-up)
aruna sairam	govinda leena mol "govinda leena mol" by "aruna sairam"	divine inspiration	world village				*	2:18:19 (Pop-up)
bert jansch	angie "angie" by "bert jansch"	Santa Barbara Honeymoon	drag city	1975			*	2:25:09 (Pop-up)
offenbach	adios amour "adios amour" by "offenbach"	OST bulldozer	progquebec	1974			*	2:29:19 (Pop-up)

leyland kirby	#3/when we parted my heart wanted to die	sadly the futuere is no longer what it was	history always favours the winners				*	2:35:35 (Pop-up)
Joyce, Nana Vasconcelos, Mauricio Maestro	tudo bonito	Visions of Dawn						2:42:41 (Pop-up)
seyfou yohannes	metche dershe "metche dershe" by "seyfou yohannes"	Ethiopiques 24: Golden Years Of Modern Ethiopian Music 1969-1975 (V/A)					*	2:46:52 (Pop-up)
the clientele	three month summers	bonfires on the heath						2:49:03 (Pop-up)
the bird and the bee	i'm a broken heart	the bird and the bee						2:51:34 (Pop-up)
blood orange	sutphin boulevard ( demo)							2:55:01 (Pop-up)
pomplamoose	single ladies "single ladies" by "pomplamoose"							2:59:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am annie: morning trouble!
	9:08am trouble: good morning annie!
	9:08am nasok: jay reatard RIP.... i hate to be a requestor but can we hear some lost sounds?
	9:09am Chris: Hey Trouble. After last weeks show I finally rented the first season of Mad Men. Although, I am still bothered by its lack of space ships, I am now a fan. Loved the plastic bag over the kid scene, among so many other great scenes and themes.
	9:09am texas scott: RIP Teddy Pendergrass.
	9:12am naosk: what?!?!?! tp? noooooo
	9:13am Mark Williams: a much lesser-known RIP, but Yabby U (mid-'70s Jamaican roots/dub heavyweight) also passed away on Tues. His "Prophecy of Dub" record w/King Tubby is as good as it gets...
	9:16am Bad Ronald: Don't forget Bingo Gazingo... RIP.
	9:16am trouble: wt...?! i can't take all the death....grim, very grim
	9:17am BSI: Mark W: CRAP! That record was my gateway drug into dub in the first place.... Conquering Lion was the track that did it....
	9:19am texas scott: rejoice,trouble. they are all in heaven now. making music with the angels.
	9:21am Mark Williams: Conquering Lion does it for most. Well, he had a good knock, as the English say, what with his illnesses/disabilities. As for Jay Reatard, that's tragic.
	9:24am The Gods: I have a feeling that this coming decade will be chuck-full of lost music souls - prepare yourselves and go slow.
	9:29am BSI: i've since heard the vocal version of Conquering Lion but dig the instrumental/minimal mix on Prophesy much better. Still, it's all good. Better 'n good.
	9:30am BSI: Trouble has banished death! Thank you thank you!
	9:31am dale: morning trouble. i mistakenly bought that t-rex dvd. a bit of decent performance footage, but i'd trade it for a hamburger today.
	9:33am Vito S. Brevis: Stars are shining in the sky, or are they in my mind's eye? Canta, no llores!
	9:38am Chris: Bolan was a complete ham who made some great songs but he put out mucho crap as well.
	9:43am seang: a bit of a Debussy mood in the air
	9:46am Cecile: NO, JAY REATARD?!?!?!?! Also, Teddy Pendergrass...
	9:48am Glenn L: and Yabby U, Cecile.
	9:48am Cecile: A goddam fucking shame, it is.
	9:49am Brian: Checking in from Madison.
	9:49am Cecile: Jeezue, I liked Yabby U a lot
	9:52am Glenn L: So sad. Just learned about Yabby from an earlier comment. Wonder what happened? As well as J Reatard.
	9:53am dc pat: they still don't know what caused Jay's death. He had a LOT of enemies...
	9:55am Cecile: I think he was also quite generous with the substance abuse, from what I've heard. That could be true or false. He could have had a pre-existing condition we don't know about, either. All I remember is him taking the time to log in while I was on comments to give me his version of the story of his band quitting. Something I will always appreciate.
	9:58am Chris: Live fast, die young and leave a beautiful(?!?!) corpse
	9:59am dc pat: yeah, I remember when he did that. Funny. Probably will be the ol' "pre-existing condition" syndrome. Seems to knock off lots of rocknrollers..
	9:59am hfox: Thanks for the Kraftwerk!
	10:01am Cecile: the worst aphorism ever. Not ranting at you Chris. But I want everyone to get old, ugly and die at age 98, hale and strong, in their sleep... dc pat, you can't play sports. So you stay in your room and make music. Then you go on tour...
	10:03am BSI: Hunter Thompson said 'tis better to be shot out of a cannon than squeezed out of a tube.... Not sure if that applies here, but it sounds awfully profound.
	10:07am Cecile: pours rhubarb wine into the gutter for Jay
	10:09am Brian: Ah, the birds! http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/IMAGES/Maine/black-capped-chickadee.jpg
	10:09am XNet: No Best Of 2009 list from you this year on the blog?
	10:10am trs: Cecile, I think "pre-existing condition" in matters of health tops that one by a long shot.
	10:10am dc pat: it's amazing what music you decide you "have time for" Apparently I didn't have time for Jay or Lhasa last year...IDIOT!
	10:11am Chris: I'm sure Jay R died abusing himself with substances - it's a fun thing to do, and I'm sure he knew the risks...but still surprising when it happens.
	10:14am Cecile: dcp, I know. People are dropping like flies. I gotta catch as many shows as the budget and body will allow.
	10:26am dc pat: aaahhh, mint juleps....sounds good...
	10:30am scott NY.: MORE SUMMER SONGS PLEASE I HAVE A SPRING SUMMER COLLECTION TO PREP LOVE YOU TROUBLE YOUR SONGS PUT ME IN THE MOOD.
	10:31am Brian: Insect collection?
	10:33am The Collector: Not insects...
	10:37am Carmichael: Good morning all. I have my Harney's tea, someone brought in a ton of pastries to work, and Trouble's on the radio. Life is good ...
	10:38am Cecile: mmmmm harney's!
	10:40am Billy Bikerider: I ALWAYS enjoy riding around Jersey City!!!
	10:40am Chris: Lilly Allen does seem to like going topless. Now I need to start my own collection.
	10:41am Brian: J'adore Camille.
	10:43am Carmichael: Mmmm, Cheese Danish ..... My impression of Cecile: "Nom nom nom ..."
	10:45am Cecile: LMAO. I do like the food.
	10:46am still b/p: When Marsha said, "Gee gee goo wee," I said I'm all for that, and she was reinforcing an already very good show today -- another one. Ton of pastries...I'm all for THAT! (Obama says "Yes, we cannoli!)
	10:48am Cecile: s b/p, I had a great cannoli in Chicago. Sooooo good. (It's so hard to find them in Minneapolis)
	10:48am v k: trouble - listening to your show with my mother (visiting from TX) and lil' 6 month old - 3 generations under ur trance - carry on butterfly
	10:48am gladys: i'm aaaaaaallwaaaayyyyyysss hungry!
	10:51am Chris: Where exactly did you get that great cannoli Cecile?
	10:53am erella: Good morning Trouble. I am always glad to listen to you in real time. A delight. Erella
	10:55am Cecile: At the Lovin' Oven in Libertyville. We were staying there with a friend's sister. Damn, it was good - with choco chips, half dipped in chocolate, a little cinnamon in the ricotta, and the best candied cherry on top.
	10:55am erella: yergh... until this version of Seasons in the Sun. Amazing that Terry Jacks did it. I went to the funeral of a dear friend and they had an operatic version of this song(!)
	10:57am Chris: Do you know if there was there a change to the upcoming Frode Gjerstad show at Bossa? I'm getting two notices, with different dates and line-ups. Let me know if District of Noise is wrong and I'll fix it.
	10:57am trouble: good morning erella!
	10:58am still b/p: Next time in Boston I'll have to hit the North End for a mighty mighty cannoli. eyes spin 360 degrees, endorphins stir
	10:58am doug from DC: Chris, sorry that wasn't from you, it was to you. I'm a little discombobulated this a.m.
	10:59am Cecile: OH, Frode Gjerstad. He's pretty good. I saw him in, oh 2000? Who's playing with him?
	11:01am listener mark: Good Morning Trouble. Good Morning Every Body.
	11:02am TC: Chris, Doug, you freaked me out there a bit. I would go by Ed's latest e-mail blast this morning. Have not gotten the chance to look at/adjust the District of Noise calendar today but will investigate. And Cecile, it's w/Paal Nillsen-Love, so you know it'll be great,
	11:02am doug from DC: Cecile - the fantastic drummer Pall Nillsen-Love and bassist Nick Stephens.
	11:02am doug from DC: Paal, not Pall
	11:03am Brian: Apalling, that.
	11:04am Chris: Doug FDC did you check - http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/Home it's chicago's version of the voice and should have accurate info.
	11:04am TC: Sorry to cast a paal on the comments.
	11:05am Chris: I'm so confused!!
	11:07am Sarah Paalin: It's the whole spellin' thing, don'tcha know...
	11:07am doug from DC: Confusion be gone! I just fixed the DoN calendar.
	11:09am yidd. man: how can one send tunes to the dj's?
	11:09am TC: Thanks Doug. Chris I was formerly posting as Chris, if that helps clear things up at all.
	11:11am mark, uk: i like this one
	11:11am dc pat: AAAAAAAAA WHAT HAPPENED??
	11:12am still b/p: Cleared...like a Scientologist.
	11:12am Carmichael: Comments zapped?!?
	11:12am Cecile: dj icepack, I must respectfully disagree with you. it would not be a hit now. Not enough auto-tune on it, and they need a drum machine.
	11:13am mark: earths magnetic poles switched p.s. im training to be a teacher, what advice would u offer?
	11:13am Amnesiac: I ... I can't remember my name!
	11:13am yidd.m: haha, she was confused with so many comments. but i´ll ask again: how can one send tunes to the dj's??
	11:13am Chris: WHAT DID I DO NOW!!
	11:14am D Crosby: If only I could remember my name....
	11:14am Carmichael: Thanks for fixing the DoN list, Chris. And apparently all the other lists as well .... >:{
	11:16am trouble: the playlist is sort of like the atom bomb, one wrong click and it's all toast! thanks liz berg for saving my a**. SORRY all. the dj's are reachable via the schedule and you can send them emaill there as far as music tips, etc , to yiddm.
	11:17am B-52s: The Amnee-shack is a little old place where we can...do what now?
	11:17am Carmichael: Those UC Davis grads got SMARTS!!
	11:17am Chris: I sent an MP3 once via email - just don't send too much at once; you don't want to overwhelm a FMU DJ...it's scary when it happens.
	11:17am doug from DC: I just updated the DoN list with all the Bossa events through the end of February, if anyone is interested. Some cool shows planned, strange music lives in Washington! Some of it lives with me...
	11:19am randomdude: liz berg's so sweet :D
	11:20am Chris: Doug - what confused me is that there is a place called Bossa Nova in Chicago...as well as a Velvet Lounge.
	11:22am doug from DC: Yeah, DC clubowners have never been very original about naming their joints. I understand there is another Black Cat out there somewhere.
	11:23am TC: Thanks again Doug, much appreciated. Good to know people are looking at the calendar. If anyone's curious, www.districtofnoise,org
	11:24am em: craving indian food so badly right now...
	11:24am annie: doug, just caught that black cat comment; we had one here from way back to the early 1900s. wonderful old spot for the "negroes" to hang out and one of the best places for pool with the real pros, back in the 70s.
	11:25am BSI: Just got back from a pesky distraction. Looks like the District of Noisers are in da house! ...oh jeezus and don't get ME started on the indian food now...
	11:25am dc pat: craving ANY food right now---early breakfast, hard bike ride, no danishes...
	11:26am bw: why I love trouble.. part 10,000,006 - walking down houston st with erik enocksson in the ear and then trex!
	11:27am C: i think there's even a 9:30 club somewhere else in the country. DC had to have been the first for that though, right?
	11:27am Kevin: Bert Jansch does one of my favourite versions of Anji... not as good as the original of course. The Simon & Garfunkel one isn't bad either
	11:28am Brian: Don't think about paneer masala. Baigan bartha, aloo ghobi ...
	11:28am annie: thi si one of my fave pieces, and bert does it best, yes!!
	11:31am BSI: Brian; you are a very evil person. EVIL! At least I've got curry carryout 2 blocks from this desk. Although I haven't found a crab malabar anywhere in DC - haven't had that since last visit to NYC @ Panna 2.
	11:32am dc pat: always thought 9:30 was a good name. Did that come from when they make the opening bands start playing?? Seems like it in my experience...
	11:32am doug from DC: DC indeed had the original and only Nightclub 9:30, originally at 930 F St., but now in a larger venue. Too bad the music there will never be as good as it was at the old venue. Or am I turning into a fogey?
	11:32am dc pat: don't forget channa masala..
	11:33am dc pat: nope, doug, you're right. shitty venue, but WAY better music.
	11:34am Carmichael: OK, great, just great. Now I have to trek from the suburbs into downtown and Kathmandu restaurant. The pull is too great ... Hey, I can also grab that replacement stylus for my Technics turntable. Thanks for the paneer enticement.
	11:34am C: now also a 930 club in louisville kentucky apparently
	11:34am TC: I will always miss the old 9:30 terribly. There is no comparison.
	11:35am BSI: Doug, yes. Fogey. Join the club. The greatest tragedy of the 930 F Street rehab was the removal of the old ATLANTIC BUILDING ornament from over the door. Now it's like it was never there...
	11:36am doug from DC: The old 9:30 had a really distinctive odor that stayed in your clothes for days. I saw Bad Brains, Scream, X, etc. Trying to wrack my memory now.
	11:41am J-Mar: Oh, that 9:30 smell, how I remember it well.
	11:44am BSI: I saw early-period Rollins band there. For years after we referred to it as "taking a swim in Lake Henry"
	11:44am doug from DC: Difford and Tilbrook played the old 9:30 once. Sting was in town doing Threepenny Opera at Kennedy Center. At midnight, he came by and joined them for their encore, "Tempted." I was only about ten feet away from the stage.
	11:45am andy richter: ...the future, leyland...?
	11:45am J-Mar: On a totally different topic -- thanks for playing Joyce! I haven't heard that record, must find it.
	11:48am TC: Husker Du, original Buzzcocks, Bad Brains, Mekons, and on and on.... and yes I remember the smell.
	11:50am David L: Ahhhh, the Clientele. Like stepping into a warm bath.
	11:53am v k: exceptionally enjoyable show today trouble - as always, thank u
	11:54am BSI: Jeezus, for me, a top-level skim of the old memory of 9:30 involves Psychic TV, Hawkwind, Suicidal Tendencies, Dickies, DC punk bands too numerous to mention, Survival Research Labs, Swans, etc....
	11:55am doug from DC: Oh yeah, saw Minor Threat there, Black Market Baby, etc. Bye all, send stuff and $$$ to Haiti. They gave us Barbancourt, it's the least we can do.
	11:56am Francis: Hey Trouble, I'm just coming back home;too cold outside for masonry works ! Two days ago,my thirteen years old nephew,Adrien,who is a Jay Reatard's fan told me he wanted to learn at the guitar one of Reatard's tracks,purhaps "I'm watching you",he told me.I think he will be shocked by learning his death ! Oh thanks,I love this Clientele's track;marvellous last Clientele album:quite rare to hear so many ballads in a single album.
	11:58am BSI: now....... to the curry!
	12:01pm listener no 1: nice cover...
	12:01pm john: you should follow up with http://www.ergophizmiz.com/andhisorchestra/01_Ergo_Phizmiz_and_his_Orchestra-Survivor.mp3

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 14, 2010

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