WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 5, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:04am hamburger / london: holy sheet pigeon!
	9:05am trouble: good morning!
	9:05am BSI: I can't believe I ate the whole thing.
	9:06am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): good Morning DJ Trouble ! nice soothing start.. and good morning one and all hope you had a great Holiday Weekend too !!!
	9:09am hamburger / london: wow never heard of pouter pigeons before... insane!! http://bit.ly/mDKwpF
	9:10am maja: very classy this olive green and ultramarine playlist, hi trouble, nice dream
	9:16am seang: olives and feta cheese, tasty!
	9:19am trouble: good morning tom and maja, thanks for the good vibes
	9:21am Brian in UK: Good afternoon trouble and your discerning listeners. No women allowed in The Feather Club! Only stuffed birds I would suggest.
	9:33am northguineahills: didn't expect the smiths, it works rather well.
	9:33am Brian in the USA: That (Bruno Nicolai to The Smiths) was one of the best segues ever. Nice job!
	9:34am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): http://www.fcaq.org.au/
	9:34am seang: osculate Wilde
	9:42am Parq: Morning, all. Whoa, pigeon with mondo testosterone. Nice shade of green, by the way.
	9:43am (-_-): HEY tROUBLE. can you please give a link to the Juana Molina interview? If it's online that is. thanks :)
	9:45am Brian in UK: "Is that your slipper in the back room? "My what?" "Your slipper?" "No, I'm here with a date" "Well maybe it's his slipper"
	9:45am tomasz.: hi Trouble. that bird is terrifying
	9:46am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): .... can only imagine a Staten Island Wild Turkey "pumped up" like that Pigeon .. scary ....
	9:51am trouble: sorry i don't see the apartamento interview with juana molina online, but here is a link to the mag website:http://apartamentomagazine.com/current.php
	9:59am mike tp: hey trouble was in the car listening when you spoke of jersey city cops lockin you up for sparklers. in 1959 as a mere tyke of 6 i witnessed cops giving a beating to a group gambling and a beat down for kids lighting up firecrackers. those jersey city cops meant business. location 2nd street
	10:12am Adrian in London: Afternoon all. You going to get me through the afternoon, then?
	10:15am trouble: sure adrian! but if you had a little love you can make it...
	10:31am Marmalade Kitty: all you neede is love!
	10:32am Adrian in London: Oh, I have plenty of that….
	10:32am Marmalade Kitty: Hi Trouble :) Great show!!
	10:33am trouble: meow marmalade de kitty, merci
	10:47am Marmalade Kitty: wobble wobble!
	10:50am Handsome Harry: This set is killin' it.
	10:52am trouble: thank you HH.
	10:52am pierre: BONJOUR Trouble ! (i see you're a Bibliodyssey fan ! > we have so much in common !)
	10:55am trouble: bonjour pierre! yes we love that site chez moi! (this is the site we are talking abouthttp://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/)
	10:56am tomasz.: you don't happen to know where we can get that "Alternate History of Popular Music" compilation, do you? it sounds fascinating, but there's a bewildering lack of information about it on the web.
	11:01am trouble: not sure tomasz but go to the numerogroup.com web site and see what's up there...
	11:03am pierre: This is one of the best thing that internet provides BIBLIODYSSEY, if you add wfmu to that you got yourself a quality cocktail. So this wfmubibliodyssey show has made my day, thanks Troulbe.
	11:05am βrian: Pierre, I think there's a strong biblio contingent around here. Librarians, preservationists, and so on. They've featured Wisconsin's content from time to time.
	11:09am aaron in chicago: presenting my favorite bibliodyssey post ever: http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/02/sanborn-fire-insurance-map-typography.html
	11:10am tomasz.: thanks Trouble! also this record that's on right now is lush.
	11:10am Marmalade Kitty: Pierre, thanks for the BIBLIODYSSEY site. very interesting!
	11:12am pierre: That's the one Aaron !!! i loved this one !!! > and stuff with birds basically (aww…how i love birds…) @ Chaton de Confiture : you are welcome, though i would thank Trouble for having i bibliodyssey image, and playing an awesome show.
	11:15am David in London: Just tuned in to Trouble.... missed a lot by the look of it... I need to re-arrange my work so that it doesn't interfere with Trouble... That's it - you're going on the meeting rota.
	11:16am βrian: The part icular biblio post that got this started: http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/07/iconographia-zoologica.html
	11:18am trouble: david in london, i am touched. i always wanted to be on the meeting rota!
	11:20am listener mark: good morning. led zeppelin. excellent.
	11:21am slugluv1313: YES!!!!!! me likey this Led Zeppelin too :)
	11:33am BodegaMan: I only heard the opening bass drum of the Led Zep song and thought, interesting Trouble's playing the Beastie Boys this morning. (but forget what ole BBoys track sampled this song).
	11:33am M'lynn: Just tuned in for a first listen of what I'm realizing is your amazing station. Recommended by a pal who knows his stuff. I'm loving it all--thanks for that tip about the new Lucky (not Lazy) Peach mag!
	11:35am erella: I love this song so much, Trouble. THank you for this bit of Wyatt for me.
	11:37am BBs: Rhyming and Stealing
	11:37am trouble: hi erella! I also adore this song. Thanks for the good words M'lynn and the correction, it's me that's lazy today not la peche...oops
	11:38am erella: Hey, you might enjoy reading this (aloud) some time. http://centeredlibrarian.blogspot.com/2011/06/announcers-test.html It is pretty silly to think of this kind of announcer test. I guess demo tapes were impossible.
	11:41am pierre: i don't have "la pêche" to, even "la tête dans le cul", you could say…
	11:48am trouble: foodies, here's the link to lucky peach http://www.momofuku.com/news-and-events/lucky-peach/
	11:51am hamburger / london: wow that magazine looks aweseome
	11:58am Brian in UK: Wet hair, just dug up our early potatoes in the rain. Must be a blues song in there. Is it right that Matching Mole was the crude French pronunciation of Soft Machine.
	9:28pm Lucky: Brian in the UK - It is indeed a "pun" on the French Translation of "Soft Machine". Those UK proggers were so crafty!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 5, 2011

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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.

July 5, 2011: sparkly space dust in my eyes

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
john cage (jeanne kirsten prepared piano)	dream	john cage/morton feldman					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mira calix	like spoons "like spoons" by "mira calix"	skimskitta					0:09:10 (Pop-up)
juana molina	hay que ver si voy "hay que ver si voy" by "juana molina"	son					0:11:21 (Pop-up)
tape	mirrors "mirrors" by "tape"	benefit for the recovery in japan disc 2 0f 4	antiopic			*	0:19:21 (Pop-up)
ana d	mas "mas" by "ana d"	satelite 99					0:24:24 (Pop-up)
bruno nicolai	la coda della scorpione seq 18	la coda della scorpione ost					0:28:19 (Pop-up)
the smiths	oscillate wildly "oscillate wildly" by "the smiths"	...best					0:31:10 (Pop-up)

jacques tati	excerpt: play time "excerpt: play time" by "jacques tati"	sonorama!	naive			*	0:40:34 (Pop-up)
john cale	eat/movement #14, 15 "eat/movement #14, 15" by "john cale"	eat/kiss music for the films of andy warhol					0:51:32 (Pop-up)
efrim manuel menuck	august four, year-of-our-lord blues	high gospel	constellation			*	0:54:58 (Pop-up)
linda ronstadt	i won't be hangin 'round	Delta Swamp Rock Sounds from the South: At the Crossroads of Rock, Country, and Soul (V/A)				*	0:59:49 (Pop-up)
Sunil Ganguly	ajhoon na aje "ajhoon na aje" by "Sunil Ganguly"	Bollywood Steel Guitar v/a	sublime frequencies				1:00:23 (Pop-up)
gilberto gil	Miserere Nobis "Miserere Nobis" by "gilberto gil"	tropicalia /ou panis et circencis v/a					1:03:55 (Pop-up)
red guillotine	high in the cinema ( 1st take pens cover)						1:07:21 (Pop-up)
neon indian	deadbeat summer "deadbeat summer" by "neon indian"						1:08:41 (Pop-up)
majestic arrows	if i had a little love	An Alternate History of Popular Music (V/A)	numero group			*	1:12:12 (Pop-up)

marcello giombini	gemini "gemini" by "marcello giombini"						1:19:51 (Pop-up)
jocy de oliveira	mar de sal "mar de sal" by "jocy de oliveira"						1:23:21 (Pop-up)
marisa monte + devendra banhart + rodrigo amarante	nu com a minha musica	red hot +rio 2/nova tropicalia	Eone			*	1:25:54 (Pop-up)
peter elizalde	day dreamer "day dreamer" by "peter elizalde"	winter playground mystery	riverman	1982		*	1:29:32 (Pop-up)
junior murvin	jack slick "jack slick" by "junior murvin"						1:36:07 (Pop-up)
creation rebel	space moment section 3	starship africa					1:39:26 (Pop-up)
flossie and the unicorns	jr. troopers are go	LMNOP	skin graft				1:44:24 (Pop-up)
pia columbo	ballade de fille noyee						1:46:22 (Pop-up)
vetiver	right away "right away" by "vetiver"	the errant charm				*	1:49:01 (Pop-up)
las grecas	anabalina "anabalina" by "las grecas"	por siempre grecas					1:52:44 (Pop-up)
the agrarians	when we all call out to our god	that new, olde timey feele pt II			free download at freemusicarchive.org	*	1:57:46 (Pop-up)

ellen fullman	never gets out of me	through glass panes	important			*	2:06:28 (Pop-up)
led zeppelin	when the levee breaks						2:16:07 (Pop-up)
	maintitle "maintitle"	ost mothra					2:23:35 (Pop-up)
marissa nadler	the sun always reminds me of you	marissa nadler	box of cedar			*	2:24:51 (Pop-up)

duke ellington	all of me "all of me" by "duke ellington"	jazz party					2:30:43 (Pop-up)
matching mole	o carolione "o carolione" by "matching mole"	matching mole					2:33:08 (Pop-up)
master musicians of bukkake	illuminating the ten directions/mahur	totem three	important			*	2:39:11 (Pop-up)
belbury poly	clockwork horoscope "clockwork horoscope" by "belbury poly"	from an ancient star					2:42:05 (Pop-up)
susanna	don't come around here no more	flower of evil					2:45:20 (Pop-up)
wet hair	my heart is the spider my mind is the fly	in vogue spirit	destijl			*	2:49:48 (Pop-up)
love is all	felt tip "felt tip" by "love is all"	nine times that same song					2:51:39 (Pop-up)
working week	venceremos -we will win 7" bossa version						2:55:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am hamburger / london: holy sheet pigeon!
	9:05am trouble: good morning!
	9:05am BSI: I can't believe I ate the whole thing.
	9:06am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): good Morning DJ Trouble ! nice soothing start.. and good morning one and all hope you had a great Holiday Weekend too !!!
	9:09am hamburger / london: wow never heard of pouter pigeons before... insane!! http://bit.ly/mDKwpF
	9:10am maja: very classy this olive green and ultramarine playlist, hi trouble, nice dream
	9:16am seang: olives and feta cheese, tasty!
	9:19am trouble: good morning tom and maja, thanks for the good vibes
	9:21am Brian in UK: Good afternoon trouble and your discerning listeners. No women allowed in The Feather Club! Only stuffed birds I would suggest.
	9:33am northguineahills: didn't expect the smiths, it works rather well.
	9:33am Brian in the USA: That (Bruno Nicolai to The Smiths) was one of the best segues ever. Nice job!
	9:34am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): http://www.fcaq.org.au/
	9:34am seang: osculate Wilde
	9:42am Parq: Morning, all. Whoa, pigeon with mondo testosterone. Nice shade of green, by the way.
	9:43am (-_-): HEY tROUBLE. can you please give a link to the Juana Molina interview? If it's online that is. thanks :)
	9:45am Brian in UK: "Is that your slipper in the back room? "My what?" "Your slipper?" "No, I'm here with a date" "Well maybe it's his slipper"
	9:45am tomasz.: hi Trouble. that bird is terrifying
	9:46am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): .... can only imagine a Staten Island Wild Turkey "pumped up" like that Pigeon .. scary ....
	9:51am trouble: sorry i don't see the apartamento interview with juana molina online, but here is a link to the mag website:http://apartamentomagazine.com/current.php
	9:59am mike tp: hey trouble was in the car listening when you spoke of jersey city cops lockin you up for sparklers. in 1959 as a mere tyke of 6 i witnessed cops giving a beating to a group gambling and a beat down for kids lighting up firecrackers. those jersey city cops meant business. location 2nd street
	10:12am Adrian in London: Afternoon all. You going to get me through the afternoon, then?
	10:15am trouble: sure adrian! but if you had a little love you can make it...
	10:31am Marmalade Kitty: all you neede is love!
	10:32am Adrian in London: Oh, I have plenty of that….
	10:32am Marmalade Kitty: Hi Trouble :) Great show!!
	10:33am trouble: meow marmalade de kitty, merci
	10:47am Marmalade Kitty: wobble wobble!
	10:50am Handsome Harry: This set is killin' it.
	10:52am trouble: thank you HH.
	10:52am pierre: BONJOUR Trouble ! (i see you're a Bibliodyssey fan ! > we have so much in common !)
	10:55am trouble: bonjour pierre! yes we love that site chez moi! (this is the site we are talking abouthttp://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/)
	10:56am tomasz.: you don't happen to know where we can get that "Alternate History of Popular Music" compilation, do you? it sounds fascinating, but there's a bewildering lack of information about it on the web.
	11:01am trouble: not sure tomasz but go to the numerogroup.com web site and see what's up there...
	11:03am pierre: This is one of the best thing that internet provides BIBLIODYSSEY, if you add wfmu to that you got yourself a quality cocktail. So this wfmubibliodyssey show has made my day, thanks Troulbe.
	11:05am βrian: Pierre, I think there's a strong biblio contingent around here. Librarians, preservationists, and so on. They've featured Wisconsin's content from time to time.
	11:09am aaron in chicago: presenting my favorite bibliodyssey post ever: http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/02/sanborn-fire-insurance-map-typography.html
	11:10am tomasz.: thanks Trouble! also this record that's on right now is lush.
	11:10am Marmalade Kitty: Pierre, thanks for the BIBLIODYSSEY site. very interesting!
	11:12am pierre: That's the one Aaron !!! i loved this one !!! > and stuff with birds basically (aww…how i love birds…) @ Chaton de Confiture : you are welcome, though i would thank Trouble for having i bibliodyssey image, and playing an awesome show.
	11:15am David in London: Just tuned in to Trouble.... missed a lot by the look of it... I need to re-arrange my work so that it doesn't interfere with Trouble... That's it - you're going on the meeting rota.
	11:16am βrian: The part icular biblio post that got this started: http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/07/iconographia-zoologica.html
	11:18am trouble: david in london, i am touched. i always wanted to be on the meeting rota!
	11:20am listener mark: good morning. led zeppelin. excellent.
	11:21am slugluv1313: YES!!!!!! me likey this Led Zeppelin too :)
	11:33am BodegaMan: I only heard the opening bass drum of the Led Zep song and thought, interesting Trouble's playing the Beastie Boys this morning. (but forget what ole BBoys track sampled this song).
	11:33am M'lynn: Just tuned in for a first listen of what I'm realizing is your amazing station. Recommended by a pal who knows his stuff. I'm loving it all--thanks for that tip about the new Lucky (not Lazy) Peach mag!
	11:35am erella: I love this song so much, Trouble. THank you for this bit of Wyatt for me.
	11:37am BBs: Rhyming and Stealing
	11:37am trouble: hi erella! I also adore this song. Thanks for the good words M'lynn and the correction, it's me that's lazy today not la peche...oops
	11:38am erella: Hey, you might enjoy reading this (aloud) some time. http://centeredlibrarian.blogspot.com/2011/06/announcers-test.html It is pretty silly to think of this kind of announcer test. I guess demo tapes were impossible.
	11:41am pierre: i don't have "la pêche" to, even "la tête dans le cul", you could say…
	11:48am trouble: foodies, here's the link to lucky peach http://www.momofuku.com/news-and-events/lucky-peach/
	11:51am hamburger / london: wow that magazine looks aweseome
	11:58am Brian in UK: Wet hair, just dug up our early potatoes in the rain. Must be a blues song in there. Is it right that Matching Mole was the crude French pronunciation of Soft Machine.
	9:28pm Lucky: Brian in the UK - It is indeed a "pun" on the French Translation of "Soft Machine". Those UK proggers were so crafty!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from July 5, 2011

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