WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 9, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:02am common: love the drawing! hey trouble!
	9:03am bubba: Good morning from Seattle. Sun will be up in 20 minutes. .
	9:04am doca: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:05am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:05am Marcel M: Das ding an sich ist kein ding!
	9:05am adrian in mpls: i second the drawing love!
	9:07am Guido from Cologne: Good morning, Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	9:07am Robert: Looking for real Trouble... ;-)
	9:09am listener james from westwood: Heh, that pic describes my summer. Morning, Trouble and all!!
	9:10am pierre: Bonjour chère Trouble ! Bonjour chers listeners !
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour mes petits champignons. i love this drawing. morgan evans has a whole blog devoted to them. i will have to call home and ask my husband to forward the link. i had no idea there was a country dude with the same name.ack
	9:14am Guido from Cologne: .. plus an australian singer songwriter ...
	9:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Alice sounding very John C. Quartet here...so good - GutenTZAG Tues.'s TroubleTroops...
	9:15am Marcel M: I recently decided to try to boycott Amazon, and now I see I can buy from Amazon while donating to WFMU.... conflicting feelings...
	9:16am Marcel M: Agreed Rev Rabbit.
	9:16am OTB: Didn't really notice how much of a Les McCann thing Alice had until just a few moments ago....
	9:17am pierre: Champignons :)
	9:17am Guido from Cologne: agree Macel. i order CDs from the market place at small business and try to feel alright with it. But still I'm in the system.
	9:18am Trouble: husband has left and i cant devote the research time sue to typing demands. drat.
	9:18am r i s k y: Hey everyone!
	9:19am Cheri Pi: Trouble, is this your gateway Kate Bush??
	9:19am Marcel M: @Guido: I try to go to the local stores, or try to order from local store, but when all else fails at least I know if I put smile. in front of amazon now a bit will go to WFMU.
	9:24am bibi: hi trouble makers. this kate bush was good, im sure a great career awaits for her.
	9:24am sphere: hello.
	9:25am Guido from Cologne: kate bush ... anno 1982 ... anyway ... no wonder she was befriended with peter gabriel
	9:26am pierre: I remember my father bought a whole boxset of Kate Bush, her four first records, I remember that as a kid, she became my ideal fantasy woman, I was frightened and seduce.
	9:27am fred: @Trouble: could this be the blog you mentioned earlier? onlyonebabycancryatatime.tumblr.com
	9:29am Trouble: YES!!! fred: you rock! how did you do that? magic?
	9:30am Trouble: fred is the official lifeguard of todays show!!
	9:31am bibi: believe it or not, this was the 1st time i hear knifey sounds on wfmu... but now they quit, my gf wonders about flying to iceland for their last show. expensive homage. @pierre, i had exactly the same feeling, wuthering heights is probably my first videoclip memory, got stuck for a while...
	9:32am dale: never for ever and lionheart never get any play. sad face.
	9:33am Guido from Cologne: Lionheart was befor the Us wanted to know about her.
	9:33am fred: @Trouble: google image search with the link to the pic on your playlist
	9:35am Marcel M: Google image search is a magical thing that I often forget exists.
	9:35am Trouble: i am chastened: re kate bush! watched the bbc documentary and was overwhelmed by her originality. i need to re listen to her. that's what i love about music, constant discovery
	9:36am bibi: actually i often use google image search for its funny approximations.
	9:36am Marcel M: Nothing to not like about the Wuthering Heights video.
	9:37am Marcel M: When I first noticed it on my phone I used it for novelty purposes as well, but then quickly forgot about it.
	9:37am pierre: Kate Bush is erotic.
	9:39am Cheri Pi: "Oh England My Lionheart" was one of the first songs I heard by Kate Bush, they played it a lot on the radio at that time.
	9:39am SeanG: Pajaros!
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...beautiful, talented, mysterious - & KB was as much an Auteur as the biggies in the boy's club...
	9:41am Guido from Cologne: US-debut !!! 3rd British!
	9:41am bibi: @marcel, there are two versions. i can only remember the overly blurred one. they used about the same trick for babushka, the effect was quite the same on me...
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& she somehow seemed less melodramatic @ the time : p ...
	9:44am adrian in mpls: thanks for sharing that KB link, Trouble! look forward to watching it later!
	9:46am bibi: and she used to make this duckface 30 years before keira knightley, and in a more subtle way...
	9:47am Trouble: i was just joking guido...guess it didn't go over well, what with my lack of voice.
	9:47am doca: Did someone posted the Kate Bush link here?
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: I've missed the Kate conversation, alas.
	9:49am Cheri Pi: Paps, it's Kate Bush day! Trouble's converted
	9:50am adrian in mpls: @doca - it's on the "this is the modern world" facebook page
	9:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: My first Kate B. dose was The Dreaming LP, came out when I was 14. Step brother had a copy. It blew my brains out. The mix is so full of subtle sonic secrets (sss)...
	9:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: First star-click of the day with Good Vibrations. Good morning to all Troublers!
	9:51am pierre: @ Rev. you got on the KB train perfectly, welcome good sir !
	9:52am doca: @adrian: Thanks!
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: Pierre! Pi! Trouble! Rabbit! Fred! Remaining persons in one large miscellaneous category!
	9:53am Guido from Cologne: this sounds like a specially reduced cover version of "Time" on "dark side of the moon" ... I mean the intro to "good vibrations" ...
	9:54am Cheri Pi: Mr. CP just worked for the Beach Boys this past weekend, John Stamos was not there in person
	9:54am Grok-o-matic: More obscure surf!
	9:55am common: no john "the animal" stamos? oh my.
	9:57am βrian: Speaking of petits champignons, t'is the season for huge ones on the isthmus. Giant puffballs (Calvatia gigantae). I saw one along the bike path this morning that was easily half again larger than a basketball.
	9:59am doca: @βrian: where do you live? You always talk about the isthmus
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: BEHOLD THE ISTHMUS!
	10:01am Cheri Pi: Did someone say Isthmus?
	10:01am βrian: @doca: Have a look at the flickr link via my profile. We're not far from the Third Coast and never far from a tavern.
	10:04am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble & everybody!
	10:06am doca: @βrian: What a beautiful place. I didn't know there was an isthmus in Madison, WI!
	10:09am SeanG: pop up player seems to be going on and off
	10:10am northguineahills: I thought the Gulf was the third coast?
	10:12am Faye: this show is perfect
	10:12am pierre: Kevin Ayers singing in french, always gets me
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - iTunes for me rebuffering now & then - no biggie...
	10:14am βrian: @NGH: Oh, no. And here's the proof: www.bellsbeer.com...
	10:15am Trouble: and how about serge singing reggae pierre, how does that get you?
	10:15am Marcel M: Has to pop up player issue been happening a lot recently for people or just today? Been happening to me lately but I thought it was just my internet.
	10:15am Cheri Pi: Faaaaaaayyyyyeeeeeee!
	10:15am Trouble: merci faye!!
	10:16am Cheri Pi: I almost listened to this aux armes et caetera LP over the weekend, I'll definitely get to it now.
	10:17am Cheri Pi: yes @Marcel, I've had to restart mine a bajillion times starting yesterday.
	10:17am pierre: I remember my big brother making me discover this record in his room full of smoke, good times indeed
	10:17am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: The pop up player thing has been happening to me for the past couple of days. I usually just close it and reopen it. Side note - someone should dedicate a whole show to deep, fuzzy french voices, both male and female. I'd listen to that!
	10:18am Rev. Turnip Druid: 128 mp3 stream is behaving itself........... so far...
	10:18am Cheri Pi: Hahaha Pierre
	10:18am Andrew Waterloo: No problems with the mp3 stream here either
	10:19am northguineahills: @Brian: I get all of my geography lessons from the hiphop of the Dirty South ;)
	10:20am Marcel M: @Cheri: Thanks, good to know its not my interwebs.
	10:21am βrian: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I'd be down with that.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just this morning only, I think, my iTunes 128k has rebuffered itself a few times; - didn't mention it 'cause my hardrive's full (& I'm addressing that now) & thot it might be me...
	10:22am sugarwolf: I have that Pop Romantique compilation, is it really that old?
	10:23am listener james from westwood: RevRabbit, same iTunes thing on this side, for the past couple of days.
	10:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: yay taxidermy! bring back the taxis!
	10:25am Robert: Yes- my feed in NJ has gone staccato several times- unusual
	10:25am βrian: In Wisconsin, we've been told teachers are the enemy of the people.
	10:26am Cheri Pi: Trouble, you've asked the right group, I think we could probably hook your class up w/ the Kitten Tea Party, or if they're proggy kids, "Racoons Rowing a Canoe" [currently on loan to Rick Wakeman]
	10:27am Webhamster Henry: Your voice is a little on the Blue Jay side this morning. It's very sad, the state of the birds.
	10:27am Erella: I wonder what became of the taxidermy specimens that you previously had access to. Perhaps those actual birds could be bought for a song because of the dangerous arsenic contained within.
	10:28am sugarwolf: My mother's boss is a right-wing NJ resident whose children are teachers so I think he's very confused right now.
	10:29am Cheri Pi: Is a class-trip to the Antlers out of the question? www.saultantlers.com
	10:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of which, now that autumn (finally) comes, we (in DC) have seen a nice resurgence of crows/ravens/bluejay population .. after the nasty sickness took out so many years ago. Favorite. Love that particular mixture of calls.
	10:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: and YASS, Pi, I endorse The Antlers with all venison blazing!
	10:30am Rectitude: www.mbl.is...
	10:30am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble, it's a shame you are so far from AMNH. Today is the beginning of the fall migration bird walks in Central Park, with my friend and ornithologist Paul Sweet as a guide. Also, just yesterday I made this flier for an upcoming lecture on the extinction of wild crows in Hawaii. You are more than welcome to come! Here's a link: m1.behance.net...
	10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...these people up where I am save raptors & such : www.vinsweb.org ...maybe they know of some counterpart in Jersey...thru - um - some nation-wide raptor-saving network...
	10:31am βrian: The Antlers is not the place to go if you dread locks.
	10:31am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Tuesday, happy DJs and listeners!
	10:32am Erella: Isn't the song the organ is playing Merry Widow waltz?
	10:35am Jeff the art teacher: Trouble, theraptortrust.org in millington nj. field trip? Injured birds in large cages being rehabilitated. Wonderful place. They have bald eagles and vultures!
	10:37am Priscilla: Is that Graham Nash?
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - indeed Priscilla - on the verge of loosing patience w/ the Hollies...
	10:40am Waquoit: this is a good show
	10:44am βrian: They don't make nicknames like they used to ...
	10:46am rw: I have a pretty vivid visual memory from when I was a teenager throwing Doritos off the back of a small boat and the sky filling with seagulls. When my friend Dave was working in San Pedro he would bring a large bag of popcorn to work with him. The gulls started to recognize his truck and swarm behind him on his way into the job site. Based partly on these events I once made a giant bird feeder as a sculpture. Maybe bird seed could be part of the solution.
	10:51am Priscilla: Whenever I put out bird seed, my window sill gets inundated with pigeons. I'd rather have cardinals or even sparrows, and my daughter calls me a bird racist.
	10:51am Ray: Hitler
	10:51am Ray: Oops sorry
	10:52am Andrew Waterloo: Just saw the Arkestra with a dance group! wow wow wow wow wow
	10:52am Priscilla: Wait, are you calling me Hitler, Ray? :-D
	10:53am common: saw them a few years ago in degree heat (the arkestra) man, they went nuts. so good.
	10:53am Ray: No no. That was a test. Sorry. Please ignore.
	10:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Finally started on the Sun Ra path after that show that Brian and Irwin did. Turns out that guy was pretty good!
	10:53am bobdoesthings: Good morning! Guess who doesn't know how alarm clocks work and just got into work now... :(
	10:54am r i s k y: Sun Raand... The mental picture is pretty startling.
	10:54am common: meant 100 degree heat...whoopsie.
	10:54am Mike East: Bonjour!
	10:54am robyn: kate bush! i love the drawing, but as my good friend just had twins, let me tell you, two babies CAN cry at the same time...
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...species-ist... - don't doubt it AW/common ! l kinda remarkable what Irwin & 'the Dr.' are doing to save/restore SunRa archives - both technically & culturally...
	10:56am Ray: And to think he used to walk around Philly looking very hagard and everyone thought he was a bum and called him the nastiest things. He was a true vagabond.
	10:56am rw: And Good morning Trouble! I don't normally comment here during your show, but listen regularly while fumbling with the coffee maker. Always enjoy your show and your take on life/art/politics/navigating the world at large. Thank you!!
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ray:...the Living Myth indeed...
	10:58am common: yea, revrab...love that they are doing that!
	10:58am Andrew Waterloo: I watched the home movies on the Space is the Place DVD last night and it doesn't look like Sun Ra smiled much
	10:58am Trouble: thanks rw that is sweet of you to say! much appreciated
	10:59am Trouble: sunny had a smile in his voice
	10:59am Ray: I LOVE WFMU. Just wanted to say that to ya'll.
	11:00am Greg from Bloomfield: Amen, Ray.
	11:01am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Phew what a scorcher over here. Van in DC is in for some heat when he sees Ms Bush tomorrow night.
	11:03am Brian in UK: Is it Marathon time already?
	11:07am Parq: Miss Trouble, I for one like your voice even more this way. Hope it doesn't hurt.
	11:07am βrian: Woodpeckers to announce by.
	11:09am bobdoesthings: I know I am late coming in, but is Trouble a bit under the weather? Drink some tea with honey my dear
	11:09am Marcel M: Oh no Bob! Are you in trouble?
	11:09am bobdoesthings: @marcel - nahhh boss said "it's cool" they don't mind every once and awhile..
	11:10am Marcel M: @BOB: Good to hear.
	11:11am Marcel M: HS being the happiest time of the life is only for people who were popular in HS who end up being idiots.
	11:12am Ray: You are right about high school. You are right about everything you've just said. Are u a wise being?
	11:12am northguineahills: oddly, I'm actually reading an article on this very topic.
	11:12am adrian in mpls: @Marcel - Agreed!
	11:13am Planet Tyler: You tell it Trouble!
	11:13am kwhitehead: Good point Trouble. High school sucked but I found solace in music; the post-punk of the early 80's to be exact (I'm old.) Anyhoo, I still love it but totally get what you're saying.
	11:13am Marcel M: @Adrian: Safe to say most of the WFMU community were "losers" in High School? haha. :-)
	11:14am bobdoesthings: not me, I was super cool, still am. I am great and people like me (looks deep in the mirror repeating himself)
	11:14am robyn: I enjoyed those comments Trouble. Also "retire with a can of beer" hahahaha...that is/was the dream!
	11:14am Marcel M: Hate to break it to you BOB, we were losers!
	11:15am adrian in mpls: @Marcel - wait, so are you saying my participation in Quiz Bowl in HS didn't make me cool?
	11:15am Marcel M: @ Adrian: hahahhahah
	11:16am βrian: Make mine Third Coast Ale.
	11:16am northguineahills: Most WFMU listeners continue to discover various sounds and music even into their advancing ages.
	11:18am Greg from Bloomfield: I was on the varsity bowling squad, so I wasn't sweating it...
	11:18am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Can't help but think of the show Breaking Bad when I hear this song.
	11:18am Trouble: i think high school is all about trying to fit in. right away that is a faulty concept.
	11:18am robyn: @ngh what is the link to this article? i miss the excitement of discovering a band in HS and sharing it with friends, but you can still have that as an adult. it's just harder to remain open to the new as opposed to the comfortable, and the friends around you probably care less (enter the online WFMU community)
	11:18am Trouble: is this song in breaking bad? this version?
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I do think it's not unrelated to the same thing in Society that keeps the Music that WFMU plays from being distributed; I think a lot of people would like some of it - if they heard it ! (...all those people who say 'there's no good music now' - but never hear any of it to know...) ...I'm one of those people that always has a sneaking suspicion that Economics, Culture & Music do somehow effect each other ...there are no 'local' radio stations anymore, ferinstance, altho' you can get up on YouTube I guess...
	11:19am Parq: Nifty Shondels cover.
	11:20am Andrew Waterloo: I had to guffaw at the articles saying we appreciate music less as we get older. For me it has been the exact opposite.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Right there with you. Sounds good coming out of Joe! @Trouble: BB uses the original. They had the willpower to hold off until the last season before using it. Worth the wait.
	11:20am Planet Tyler: I feel pretty bad for people whose curiosity (about music and otherwise) ended after HS or college or at all. I don't feel sorry for scared white people though!
	11:21am Brian in UK: We have the class system over here. Stronger than it ever was, thanks to the Conservative Party.
	11:21am Marcel M: Yes sadly lots of people just stop taking a real interest in music after High School and College
	11:22am adrian in mpls: @RevRabbit - I agree 100%
	11:22am Andrew Waterloo: We live in a risk averse society and people just don't have any patience for experiencing things they don't like. So radio stations, TV stations, Newspapers and magazines constantly worry about doing something that will make people change the channel.
	11:22am Rectitude: I almost read it as "Get It Up On Youtube" ReVulition..
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there is the energy & trauma of adolescence - a biological peak, & the discovery - which is why that time often imprints - it just happens that most of us were prolly listening to less mainstream stuff even then, I'd venture - Haha Rectitude !
	11:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I moved three times during high school, going to a junior high in one state, first 2 years of high school in another state and last 2 years in yet another state. That was the kiss of death for me. Thank GOD I had a Walkman full of angry punk music to keep me company.
	11:24am Brian in UK: I do not listen to FMU to be different, just to hear different things.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: I think we all share a collective inability to be cool
	11:26am Brian in UK: It is hard work being cool. No time to enjoy yourself. Bit like taking pictures at gigs instead of enjoying the music.
	11:28am Brian in UK: Love the title of this track. So true.
	11:28am OTB: @Trouble - HS less about fitting in than keeping other people out. If kids were taught to embrace that they know nothing and have their entire lives to grow, learn, and become human beings, and that even the dorkiest among us has something worthwhile to offer, I think there would be so much less insecurity and ignorance. And lord knows what else. But what the hell do I know?
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& when I say 'Economics', I of course mean 'Politics' ; that is, I get all Chomsky & say it's this way on purpose because they want it to be...
	11:28am Brian in UK: Ooops previous one.
	11:29am Siggi: A Free scotland
	11:30am robyn: good point @OTB
	11:30am Brian in UK: @Siggi everything has a price. Looking forward to seeing Jenny Lewis on Thursday.
	11:33am Greg from Bloomfield: It's like I always say: WFMU DJs aren't there because they're cool; they're cool because they're there.
	11:35am βrian: Music accretes to the DJs like colorful coral. They don't even have to hold still.
	11:36am SeanG: black ice cream
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - always loved Lennon's words on the Education System. If the purpose of the thing is to help people find out who they are & what needs to happen to get them into Society doing it - it fails so spectacularly it's beyond a joke to even think about...Interesting HS is singled out - that space between Childhood & Adulthood that no one really understands or plans for (after the School Shooting in Colorado - I thot - know exactly how you feel - but two weeks after School got out - none of it would even matter, kid !!) ...But of course I'm a Liberal & I think Education should be financed, because it's cheaper than a Society full of failed & mal-adjusted people - even if yer a Libertarian holed up in your compound w/ tripwire bombs against visitors...
	11:36am Andrew Waterloo: There are people in this world who use "never heard of them" as a derisive statement.
	11:38am adrian in mpls: oh lord, they're doing video interviews with everyone here at work for some promo thing. i can't get out of it. so, i just tank it so it's completely unusable, right? more fidgeting and stammering than normal!
	11:38am Andrew Waterloo: Teenagers are fed a lot of mixed messages. They're constantly told that they're in the best years of their lives, and that they're also not.
	11:39am Andrew Waterloo: Just don't blink
	11:40am βrian: Any relation to jelado-neuve?
	11:41am adrian in mpls: not blinking! that's a great idea!
	11:41am βrian: @adrian. Get your cheeks and brows botoxed. They won't insist next time.
	11:44am rw: Dude. Be careful about tanking it. In my very limited experience the dumbest, most embarrassing things are the ones they'll lock onto.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: adrain: should put me in your place ranting nonstop ! : ) ...
	11:44am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Andrew - made me think of that Liberace biopic starring Michael Douglas, Behind the Candleabra. There's a scene it where Liberace had so much plastic surgery done that he slept with his eyes open.
	11:44am SmokinJ: Sandy still rocks it..
	11:44am Trouble: indeed @OTB!
	11:46am Priscilla: Blowing my mind as usual — thanks Trouble!
	11:46am rw: Late for work. Bye all! Have a happy Tuesday!
	11:47am northguineahills: I love this Sandy Bull album. Oud be nice to see him live back in the day.
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Heading out for the first bird walk of the season. Cheep cheep!
	11:52am Trouble: thanks for all the kind words and fab comments today peeps! cheerio
	11:54am Trouble: my instagram page is giantpompom if you want to see my new rig!
	11:56am adrian in mpls: thanks Trouble for a great morning!
	11:57am βrian: Merci pour la dose de rêves. A la prochaine.
	11:58am Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Faye is right - you're extraordinary Troub. Apologies if I sucked up too much oxygen on the board here.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 9, 2014

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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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September 9, 2014: childish defiance of gravity

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
allah las	worship the sun "worship the sun" by "allah las"	worship the sun	innovative leisure	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	looking for real love	twice	mr bongo	*	0:03:24 (Pop-up)
alice coltrane	Jaya Jaya Rama "Jaya Jaya Rama" by "alice coltrane"	Huntington Ashram Monastery / World Galaxy	verve music group		0:11:02 (Pop-up)
kate bush	the dreaming "the dreaming" by "kate bush"	the whole story	emi		0:15:48 (Pop-up)
Chicago/Sao Paulo Underground ft. Pharoah Sanders	Asasumamehn	Pharoah & the Underground - Spiral Mercury	clean feed	*	0:19:20 (Pop-up)
fever ray	concrete walls "concrete walls" by "fever ray"	fever ray	mute		0:24:18 (Pop-up)
kwes	cablecar "cablecar" by "kwes"	llp	warp		0:30:21 (Pop-up)

Revolutionaries	jamboree dub "jamboree dub" by "Revolutionaries"	musical dub attack	channel one/well charge	*	0:43:44 (Pop-up)
the melamine division plates	good vibrations	Considerably Further Beyond the Sea: The Avant-Garde Surf Compilation (V/A)	cordelia	*	0:46:01 (Pop-up)
pablo casals	gigue (vivace) "gigue (vivace)" by "pablo casals"	suites for cello vol 2	emi		1:00:08 (Pop-up)
linda perhacs	freely "freely" by "linda perhacs"	the soul of all natural things	asthmatic kitty		1:01:13 (Pop-up)
Girma Yifrashewa	the shepard with the flute	love & peace	unseen worlds	*	1:04:47 (Pop-up)
the ladybug transistor feat kevin ayers	puis-je?	pop romantique	emperor norton records		1:11:39 (Pop-up)
Serge Gainsbourg	daisy temple "daisy temple" by "Serge Gainsbourg"	aux armes et caetera	sunnyside/mercury		1:14:07 (Pop-up)

die welttraumforscher	hinter sieben monden	herzschlag erde/verdunkelt die sinne	alga marghen	*	1:26:25 (Pop-up)
?	canary with organ "canary with organ" by "?"	hartz mountain products	hartz mountain products		1:29:54 (Pop-up)
lucienne delyle	Mon Amant de St Jean	paris blues the french realist singers 1926-1958	emi		1:33:06 (Pop-up)
the hollies	maker "maker" by "the hollies"	Dear Eloise/King Midas in Reverse	epic		1:37:53 (Pop-up)
leticia rodriguez garza	la cumbancha	saguita al bate EP	leticia rodriguez garza		1:38:42 (Pop-up)
hootie mcshann trio	going home blues	more mellow cats 'n' kittens	ace		1:41:33 (Pop-up)
isobel campbell	poor butterfly "poor butterfly" by "isobel campbell"	amorino	instinct		1:44:31 (Pop-up)
brian harnetty	marshall "marshall" by "brian harnetty"	the star faced one:from the sun ra/el saturn archives	atavistic		1:47:19 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his myth science arkestra	moon dance	cosmic tones/art forms	Evidence		1:50:59 (Pop-up)
Colleen	breaking up the earth "breaking up the earth" by "Colleen"	the weighing of the heart	second language music		1:57:33 (Pop-up)
Lia Ices	tell me "tell me" by "Lia Ices"	ices	Jagjaguwar	*	2:01:39 (Pop-up)

sonnymoon	greatness "greatness" by "sonnymoon"	sonnymoon	plug research		2:13:03 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	crystal blue persuasion	young gifted and brown	vampi soul		2:15:55 (Pop-up)
the blossoms	that's when the tears start	One Kiss Can Lead To Another: Girl Group Sounds Lost & Found v/a	rhino		2:19:34 (Pop-up)
the harvey averne dozen	never learned to dance	the harvey averne dozen	fania		2:21:26 (Pop-up)
robert lippok	the heart of nuut picked by the crows of neu koeln	monika barchen songs for bruno, knut and tom v/a	monika		2:27:25 (Pop-up)
joy wellboy	my heart ran away "my heart ran away" by "joy wellboy"	yorokobi's mantra	bpitch control		2:28:30 (Pop-up)
helado negro	triangulate "triangulate" by "helado negro"	double youth	asthmatic kitty	*	2:32:55 (Pop-up)

sandy bull	manha de carnival "manha de carnival" by "sandy bull"	Still Valentine's Day 1969: Live at the Matrix, San Francisco	water		2:40:58 (Pop-up)
fursaxa	desire "desire" by "fursaxa"	kobold moon	www.fursaxa.net		2:50:25 (Pop-up)
ariel kalma	les mots de toutes les jours ( reves etranges)	An Evolutionary Music (Original Recordings: 1972-1979)	RVNG intl.	*	2:52:57 (Pop-up)
smokey and his sister	In a Dream of Silent Seas	smokey and his sister	sundazed		2:58:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am common: love the drawing! hey trouble!
	9:03am bubba: Good morning from Seattle. Sun will be up in 20 minutes. .
	9:04am doca: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:05am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:05am Marcel M: Das ding an sich ist kein ding!
	9:05am adrian in mpls: i second the drawing love!
	9:07am Guido from Cologne: Good morning, Trouble! Guten TZAG everyone!
	9:07am Robert: Looking for real Trouble... ;-)
	9:09am listener james from westwood: Heh, that pic describes my summer. Morning, Trouble and all!!
	9:10am pierre: Bonjour chère Trouble ! Bonjour chers listeners !
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour mes petits champignons. i love this drawing. morgan evans has a whole blog devoted to them. i will have to call home and ask my husband to forward the link. i had no idea there was a country dude with the same name.ack
	9:14am Guido from Cologne: .. plus an australian singer songwriter ...
	9:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Alice sounding very John C. Quartet here...so good - GutenTZAG Tues.'s TroubleTroops...
	9:15am Marcel M: I recently decided to try to boycott Amazon, and now I see I can buy from Amazon while donating to WFMU.... conflicting feelings...
	9:16am Marcel M: Agreed Rev Rabbit.
	9:16am OTB: Didn't really notice how much of a Les McCann thing Alice had until just a few moments ago....
	9:17am pierre: Champignons :)
	9:17am Guido from Cologne: agree Macel. i order CDs from the market place at small business and try to feel alright with it. But still I'm in the system.
	9:18am Trouble: husband has left and i cant devote the research time sue to typing demands. drat.
	9:18am r i s k y: Hey everyone!
	9:19am Cheri Pi: Trouble, is this your gateway Kate Bush??
	9:19am Marcel M: @Guido: I try to go to the local stores, or try to order from local store, but when all else fails at least I know if I put smile. in front of amazon now a bit will go to WFMU.
	9:24am bibi: hi trouble makers. this kate bush was good, im sure a great career awaits for her.
	9:24am sphere: hello.
	9:25am Guido from Cologne: kate bush ... anno 1982 ... anyway ... no wonder she was befriended with peter gabriel
	9:26am pierre: I remember my father bought a whole boxset of Kate Bush, her four first records, I remember that as a kid, she became my ideal fantasy woman, I was frightened and seduce.
	9:27am fred: @Trouble: could this be the blog you mentioned earlier? onlyonebabycancryatatime.tumblr.com
	9:29am Trouble: YES!!! fred: you rock! how did you do that? magic?
	9:30am Trouble: fred is the official lifeguard of todays show!!
	9:31am bibi: believe it or not, this was the 1st time i hear knifey sounds on wfmu... but now they quit, my gf wonders about flying to iceland for their last show. expensive homage. @pierre, i had exactly the same feeling, wuthering heights is probably my first videoclip memory, got stuck for a while...
	9:32am dale: never for ever and lionheart never get any play. sad face.
	9:33am Guido from Cologne: Lionheart was befor the Us wanted to know about her.
	9:33am fred: @Trouble: google image search with the link to the pic on your playlist
	9:35am Marcel M: Google image search is a magical thing that I often forget exists.
	9:35am Trouble: i am chastened: re kate bush! watched the bbc documentary and was overwhelmed by her originality. i need to re listen to her. that's what i love about music, constant discovery
	9:36am bibi: actually i often use google image search for its funny approximations.
	9:36am Marcel M: Nothing to not like about the Wuthering Heights video.
	9:37am Marcel M: When I first noticed it on my phone I used it for novelty purposes as well, but then quickly forgot about it.
	9:37am pierre: Kate Bush is erotic.
	9:39am Cheri Pi: "Oh England My Lionheart" was one of the first songs I heard by Kate Bush, they played it a lot on the radio at that time.
	9:39am SeanG: Pajaros!
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...beautiful, talented, mysterious - & KB was as much an Auteur as the biggies in the boy's club...
	9:41am Guido from Cologne: US-debut !!! 3rd British!
	9:41am bibi: @marcel, there are two versions. i can only remember the overly blurred one. they used about the same trick for babushka, the effect was quite the same on me...
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& she somehow seemed less melodramatic @ the time : p ...
	9:44am adrian in mpls: thanks for sharing that KB link, Trouble! look forward to watching it later!
	9:46am bibi: and she used to make this duckface 30 years before keira knightley, and in a more subtle way...
	9:47am Trouble: i was just joking guido...guess it didn't go over well, what with my lack of voice.
	9:47am doca: Did someone posted the Kate Bush link here?
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops
	9:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: I've missed the Kate conversation, alas.
	9:49am Cheri Pi: Paps, it's Kate Bush day! Trouble's converted
	9:50am adrian in mpls: @doca - it's on the "this is the modern world" facebook page
	9:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: My first Kate B. dose was The Dreaming LP, came out when I was 14. Step brother had a copy. It blew my brains out. The mix is so full of subtle sonic secrets (sss)...
	9:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: First star-click of the day with Good Vibrations. Good morning to all Troublers!
	9:51am pierre: @ Rev. you got on the KB train perfectly, welcome good sir !
	9:52am doca: @adrian: Thanks!
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: Pierre! Pi! Trouble! Rabbit! Fred! Remaining persons in one large miscellaneous category!
	9:53am Guido from Cologne: this sounds like a specially reduced cover version of "Time" on "dark side of the moon" ... I mean the intro to "good vibrations" ...
	9:54am Cheri Pi: Mr. CP just worked for the Beach Boys this past weekend, John Stamos was not there in person
	9:54am Grok-o-matic: More obscure surf!
	9:55am common: no john "the animal" stamos? oh my.
	9:57am βrian: Speaking of petits champignons, t'is the season for huge ones on the isthmus. Giant puffballs (Calvatia gigantae). I saw one along the bike path this morning that was easily half again larger than a basketball.
	9:59am doca: @βrian: where do you live? You always talk about the isthmus
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: BEHOLD THE ISTHMUS!
	10:01am Cheri Pi: Did someone say Isthmus?
	10:01am βrian: @doca: Have a look at the flickr link via my profile. We're not far from the Third Coast and never far from a tavern.
	10:04am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble & everybody!
	10:06am doca: @βrian: What a beautiful place. I didn't know there was an isthmus in Madison, WI!
	10:09am SeanG: pop up player seems to be going on and off
	10:10am northguineahills: I thought the Gulf was the third coast?
	10:12am Faye: this show is perfect
	10:12am pierre: Kevin Ayers singing in french, always gets me
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - iTunes for me rebuffering now & then - no biggie...
	10:14am βrian: @NGH: Oh, no. And here's the proof: www.bellsbeer.com...
	10:15am Trouble: and how about serge singing reggae pierre, how does that get you?
	10:15am Marcel M: Has to pop up player issue been happening a lot recently for people or just today? Been happening to me lately but I thought it was just my internet.
	10:15am Cheri Pi: Faaaaaaayyyyyeeeeeee!
	10:15am Trouble: merci faye!!
	10:16am Cheri Pi: I almost listened to this aux armes et caetera LP over the weekend, I'll definitely get to it now.
	10:17am Cheri Pi: yes @Marcel, I've had to restart mine a bajillion times starting yesterday.
	10:17am pierre: I remember my big brother making me discover this record in his room full of smoke, good times indeed
	10:17am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: The pop up player thing has been happening to me for the past couple of days. I usually just close it and reopen it. Side note - someone should dedicate a whole show to deep, fuzzy french voices, both male and female. I'd listen to that!
	10:18am Rev. Turnip Druid: 128 mp3 stream is behaving itself........... so far...
	10:18am Cheri Pi: Hahaha Pierre
	10:18am Andrew Waterloo: No problems with the mp3 stream here either
	10:19am northguineahills: @Brian: I get all of my geography lessons from the hiphop of the Dirty South ;)
	10:20am Marcel M: @Cheri: Thanks, good to know its not my interwebs.
	10:21am βrian: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I'd be down with that.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just this morning only, I think, my iTunes 128k has rebuffered itself a few times; - didn't mention it 'cause my hardrive's full (& I'm addressing that now) & thot it might be me...
	10:22am sugarwolf: I have that Pop Romantique compilation, is it really that old?
	10:23am listener james from westwood: RevRabbit, same iTunes thing on this side, for the past couple of days.
	10:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: yay taxidermy! bring back the taxis!
	10:25am Robert: Yes- my feed in NJ has gone staccato several times- unusual
	10:25am βrian: In Wisconsin, we've been told teachers are the enemy of the people.
	10:26am Cheri Pi: Trouble, you've asked the right group, I think we could probably hook your class up w/ the Kitten Tea Party, or if they're proggy kids, "Racoons Rowing a Canoe" [currently on loan to Rick Wakeman]
	10:27am Webhamster Henry: Your voice is a little on the Blue Jay side this morning. It's very sad, the state of the birds.
	10:27am Erella: I wonder what became of the taxidermy specimens that you previously had access to. Perhaps those actual birds could be bought for a song because of the dangerous arsenic contained within.
	10:28am sugarwolf: My mother's boss is a right-wing NJ resident whose children are teachers so I think he's very confused right now.
	10:29am Cheri Pi: Is a class-trip to the Antlers out of the question? www.saultantlers.com
	10:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of which, now that autumn (finally) comes, we (in DC) have seen a nice resurgence of crows/ravens/bluejay population .. after the nasty sickness took out so many years ago. Favorite. Love that particular mixture of calls.
	10:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: and YASS, Pi, I endorse The Antlers with all venison blazing!
	10:30am Rectitude: www.mbl.is...
	10:30am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Trouble, it's a shame you are so far from AMNH. Today is the beginning of the fall migration bird walks in Central Park, with my friend and ornithologist Paul Sweet as a guide. Also, just yesterday I made this flier for an upcoming lecture on the extinction of wild crows in Hawaii. You are more than welcome to come! Here's a link: m1.behance.net...
	10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...these people up where I am save raptors & such : www.vinsweb.org ...maybe they know of some counterpart in Jersey...thru - um - some nation-wide raptor-saving network...
	10:31am βrian: The Antlers is not the place to go if you dread locks.
	10:31am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Tuesday, happy DJs and listeners!
	10:32am Erella: Isn't the song the organ is playing Merry Widow waltz?
	10:35am Jeff the art teacher: Trouble, theraptortrust.org in millington nj. field trip? Injured birds in large cages being rehabilitated. Wonderful place. They have bald eagles and vultures!
	10:37am Priscilla: Is that Graham Nash?
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - indeed Priscilla - on the verge of loosing patience w/ the Hollies...
	10:40am Waquoit: this is a good show
	10:44am βrian: They don't make nicknames like they used to ...
	10:46am rw: I have a pretty vivid visual memory from when I was a teenager throwing Doritos off the back of a small boat and the sky filling with seagulls. When my friend Dave was working in San Pedro he would bring a large bag of popcorn to work with him. The gulls started to recognize his truck and swarm behind him on his way into the job site. Based partly on these events I once made a giant bird feeder as a sculpture. Maybe bird seed could be part of the solution.
	10:51am Priscilla: Whenever I put out bird seed, my window sill gets inundated with pigeons. I'd rather have cardinals or even sparrows, and my daughter calls me a bird racist.
	10:51am Ray: Hitler
	10:51am Ray: Oops sorry
	10:52am Andrew Waterloo: Just saw the Arkestra with a dance group! wow wow wow wow wow
	10:52am Priscilla: Wait, are you calling me Hitler, Ray? :-D
	10:53am common: saw them a few years ago in degree heat (the arkestra) man, they went nuts. so good.
	10:53am Ray: No no. That was a test. Sorry. Please ignore.
	10:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Finally started on the Sun Ra path after that show that Brian and Irwin did. Turns out that guy was pretty good!
	10:53am bobdoesthings: Good morning! Guess who doesn't know how alarm clocks work and just got into work now... :(
	10:54am r i s k y: Sun Raand... The mental picture is pretty startling.
	10:54am common: meant 100 degree heat...whoopsie.
	10:54am Mike East: Bonjour!
	10:54am robyn: kate bush! i love the drawing, but as my good friend just had twins, let me tell you, two babies CAN cry at the same time...
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...species-ist... - don't doubt it AW/common ! l kinda remarkable what Irwin & 'the Dr.' are doing to save/restore SunRa archives - both technically & culturally...
	10:56am Ray: And to think he used to walk around Philly looking very hagard and everyone thought he was a bum and called him the nastiest things. He was a true vagabond.
	10:56am rw: And Good morning Trouble! I don't normally comment here during your show, but listen regularly while fumbling with the coffee maker. Always enjoy your show and your take on life/art/politics/navigating the world at large. Thank you!!
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ray:...the Living Myth indeed...
	10:58am common: yea, revrab...love that they are doing that!
	10:58am Andrew Waterloo: I watched the home movies on the Space is the Place DVD last night and it doesn't look like Sun Ra smiled much
	10:58am Trouble: thanks rw that is sweet of you to say! much appreciated
	10:59am Trouble: sunny had a smile in his voice
	10:59am Ray: I LOVE WFMU. Just wanted to say that to ya'll.
	11:00am Greg from Bloomfield: Amen, Ray.
	11:01am Brian in UK: Hello trouble. Phew what a scorcher over here. Van in DC is in for some heat when he sees Ms Bush tomorrow night.
	11:03am Brian in UK: Is it Marathon time already?
	11:07am Parq: Miss Trouble, I for one like your voice even more this way. Hope it doesn't hurt.
	11:07am βrian: Woodpeckers to announce by.
	11:09am bobdoesthings: I know I am late coming in, but is Trouble a bit under the weather? Drink some tea with honey my dear
	11:09am Marcel M: Oh no Bob! Are you in trouble?
	11:09am bobdoesthings: @marcel - nahhh boss said "it's cool" they don't mind every once and awhile..
	11:10am Marcel M: @BOB: Good to hear.
	11:11am Marcel M: HS being the happiest time of the life is only for people who were popular in HS who end up being idiots.
	11:12am Ray: You are right about high school. You are right about everything you've just said. Are u a wise being?
	11:12am northguineahills: oddly, I'm actually reading an article on this very topic.
	11:12am adrian in mpls: @Marcel - Agreed!
	11:13am Planet Tyler: You tell it Trouble!
	11:13am kwhitehead: Good point Trouble. High school sucked but I found solace in music; the post-punk of the early 80's to be exact (I'm old.) Anyhoo, I still love it but totally get what you're saying.
	11:13am Marcel M: @Adrian: Safe to say most of the WFMU community were "losers" in High School? haha. :-)
	11:14am bobdoesthings: not me, I was super cool, still am. I am great and people like me (looks deep in the mirror repeating himself)
	11:14am robyn: I enjoyed those comments Trouble. Also "retire with a can of beer" hahahaha...that is/was the dream!
	11:14am Marcel M: Hate to break it to you BOB, we were losers!
	11:15am adrian in mpls: @Marcel - wait, so are you saying my participation in Quiz Bowl in HS didn't make me cool?
	11:15am Marcel M: @ Adrian: hahahhahah
	11:16am βrian: Make mine Third Coast Ale.
	11:16am northguineahills: Most WFMU listeners continue to discover various sounds and music even into their advancing ages.
	11:18am Greg from Bloomfield: I was on the varsity bowling squad, so I wasn't sweating it...
	11:18am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Can't help but think of the show Breaking Bad when I hear this song.
	11:18am Trouble: i think high school is all about trying to fit in. right away that is a faulty concept.
	11:18am robyn: @ngh what is the link to this article? i miss the excitement of discovering a band in HS and sharing it with friends, but you can still have that as an adult. it's just harder to remain open to the new as opposed to the comfortable, and the friends around you probably care less (enter the online WFMU community)
	11:18am Trouble: is this song in breaking bad? this version?
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I do think it's not unrelated to the same thing in Society that keeps the Music that WFMU plays from being distributed; I think a lot of people would like some of it - if they heard it ! (...all those people who say 'there's no good music now' - but never hear any of it to know...) ...I'm one of those people that always has a sneaking suspicion that Economics, Culture & Music do somehow effect each other ...there are no 'local' radio stations anymore, ferinstance, altho' you can get up on YouTube I guess...
	11:19am Parq: Nifty Shondels cover.
	11:20am Andrew Waterloo: I had to guffaw at the articles saying we appreciate music less as we get older. For me it has been the exact opposite.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: @ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Right there with you. Sounds good coming out of Joe! @Trouble: BB uses the original. They had the willpower to hold off until the last season before using it. Worth the wait.
	11:20am Planet Tyler: I feel pretty bad for people whose curiosity (about music and otherwise) ended after HS or college or at all. I don't feel sorry for scared white people though!
	11:21am Brian in UK: We have the class system over here. Stronger than it ever was, thanks to the Conservative Party.
	11:21am Marcel M: Yes sadly lots of people just stop taking a real interest in music after High School and College
	11:22am adrian in mpls: @RevRabbit - I agree 100%
	11:22am Andrew Waterloo: We live in a risk averse society and people just don't have any patience for experiencing things they don't like. So radio stations, TV stations, Newspapers and magazines constantly worry about doing something that will make people change the channel.
	11:22am Rectitude: I almost read it as "Get It Up On Youtube" ReVulition..
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there is the energy & trauma of adolescence - a biological peak, & the discovery - which is why that time often imprints - it just happens that most of us were prolly listening to less mainstream stuff even then, I'd venture - Haha Rectitude !
	11:24am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I moved three times during high school, going to a junior high in one state, first 2 years of high school in another state and last 2 years in yet another state. That was the kiss of death for me. Thank GOD I had a Walkman full of angry punk music to keep me company.
	11:24am Brian in UK: I do not listen to FMU to be different, just to hear different things.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: I think we all share a collective inability to be cool
	11:26am Brian in UK: It is hard work being cool. No time to enjoy yourself. Bit like taking pictures at gigs instead of enjoying the music.
	11:28am Brian in UK: Love the title of this track. So true.
	11:28am OTB: @Trouble - HS less about fitting in than keeping other people out. If kids were taught to embrace that they know nothing and have their entire lives to grow, learn, and become human beings, and that even the dorkiest among us has something worthwhile to offer, I think there would be so much less insecurity and ignorance. And lord knows what else. But what the hell do I know?
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& when I say 'Economics', I of course mean 'Politics' ; that is, I get all Chomsky & say it's this way on purpose because they want it to be...
	11:28am Brian in UK: Ooops previous one.
	11:29am Siggi: A Free scotland
	11:30am robyn: good point @OTB
	11:30am Brian in UK: @Siggi everything has a price. Looking forward to seeing Jenny Lewis on Thursday.
	11:33am Greg from Bloomfield: It's like I always say: WFMU DJs aren't there because they're cool; they're cool because they're there.
	11:35am βrian: Music accretes to the DJs like colorful coral. They don't even have to hold still.
	11:36am SeanG: black ice cream
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - always loved Lennon's words on the Education System. If the purpose of the thing is to help people find out who they are & what needs to happen to get them into Society doing it - it fails so spectacularly it's beyond a joke to even think about...Interesting HS is singled out - that space between Childhood & Adulthood that no one really understands or plans for (after the School Shooting in Colorado - I thot - know exactly how you feel - but two weeks after School got out - none of it would even matter, kid !!) ...But of course I'm a Liberal & I think Education should be financed, because it's cheaper than a Society full of failed & mal-adjusted people - even if yer a Libertarian holed up in your compound w/ tripwire bombs against visitors...
	11:36am Andrew Waterloo: There are people in this world who use "never heard of them" as a derisive statement.
	11:38am adrian in mpls: oh lord, they're doing video interviews with everyone here at work for some promo thing. i can't get out of it. so, i just tank it so it's completely unusable, right? more fidgeting and stammering than normal!
	11:38am Andrew Waterloo: Teenagers are fed a lot of mixed messages. They're constantly told that they're in the best years of their lives, and that they're also not.
	11:39am Andrew Waterloo: Just don't blink
	11:40am βrian: Any relation to jelado-neuve?
	11:41am adrian in mpls: not blinking! that's a great idea!
	11:41am βrian: @adrian. Get your cheeks and brows botoxed. They won't insist next time.
	11:44am rw: Dude. Be careful about tanking it. In my very limited experience the dumbest, most embarrassing things are the ones they'll lock onto.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: adrain: should put me in your place ranting nonstop ! : ) ...
	11:44am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Andrew - made me think of that Liberace biopic starring Michael Douglas, Behind the Candleabra. There's a scene it where Liberace had so much plastic surgery done that he slept with his eyes open.
	11:44am SmokinJ: Sandy still rocks it..
	11:44am Trouble: indeed @OTB!
	11:46am Priscilla: Blowing my mind as usual — thanks Trouble!
	11:46am rw: Late for work. Bye all! Have a happy Tuesday!
	11:47am northguineahills: I love this Sandy Bull album. Oud be nice to see him live back in the day.
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Heading out for the first bird walk of the season. Cheep cheep!
	11:52am Trouble: thanks for all the kind words and fab comments today peeps! cheerio
	11:54am Trouble: my instagram page is giantpompom if you want to see my new rig!
	11:56am adrian in mpls: thanks Trouble for a great morning!
	11:57am βrian: Merci pour la dose de rêves. A la prochaine.
	11:58am Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:59am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Faye is right - you're extraordinary Troub. Apologies if I sucked up too much oxygen on the board here.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 9, 2014

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