WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 4, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Trouble! Help! A giant cat has taken over!
	9:03am common: hello trouble and all. purrrr
	9:04am Cheri Pi: I hear this for hours daily, one of my favorite sounds.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning lovers of GIANT imagery on the top o playlist. sigh
	9:05am Roberto: Yes...that's the stuff...keep it coming.
	9:05am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all. Stressful morning. Purring welcome.
	9:05am Trouble: annea lockwood will be stopping by for a chat around 11 this morning. today's artwork is by annea, documentation of one of her piano burning pieces.
	9:05am Roberto: Moar kitteh plz
	9:05am duke: My cat likes this
	9:06am glenn: kittehz!
	9:09am sphere: annea lockwood! how cool.
	9:09am Ken From Hyde Park: Does the voting for the station mascot take place today?
	9:11am listener james from westwood: Sounds like a slightly bigger kitty!
	9:14am Marcel M: Morning guys
	9:14am r i s k y: Go Trouble!
	9:14am glenn: this now reminds me of marion engel's book "bear".
	9:17am Roberto: So she started working in '87 and then worked backwards for five years?
	9:17am Marcel M: @Roberto: Haha, didn't catch that
	9:20am toni: yeah, roots manuva reprasent!
	9:20am common: hell yea, richard harris!
	9:20am listener james from westwood: Always loved "MacArthur Park," Harris or Donna Summer, Dave Barry be damned.
	9:21am PKNY: Someone should tell Mr. Harris we have bigger problems, someone left a piano outside on fire!
	9:21am glenn: well, it was good training for his role as dumbledore.
	9:21am Webhamster Henry: my 1 minute take on McA: www.echo.net...
	9:21am duke: The cake is a lie
	9:22am doca: Hi, Trouble and all trouble fans. How are you?
	9:23am Ken From Hyde Park: Mmmm...cake!
	9:23am MD: YUM...CAKE...!!! i always see soggy cake...when i hear this song!!!
	9:24am Roberto: Love this version of MacArthur.
	9:24am Marcel M: Me too MD.. always since I was a kid and my mom would listen to it, I would picture a cake melting in the rain... and I would wonder... why? just... why?
	9:25am glenn: it's a pretty bad song, i gotta say, but it revels in its awfulness.
	9:25am Will: AH, the "boogie down" movement of MacArthur Park -- my favorite passage.
	9:26am glenn: unapologetically revels, i meant to say.
	9:26am common: give me all your cake.
	9:27am r i s k y: Shouts to Bloomfield my old hood.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: I love cake.
	9:28am Webhamster Henry: Can you imagine this record on the stereos of Bloomfield in 1962?
	9:29am sugarwolf: cake>>>pie
	9:29am PKNY: Gotta say, the Wikipedia page for MP is a good read --> en.wikipedia.org...
	9:30am Roberto: If the Erie Lackawanna is in service, this recording dates to sometime in the 1960s. And there it is -- '62.
	9:31am MD: I LIVE ON JAMES ST!!!
	9:32am sugarwolf: I got an "I voted" sticker in the mail. In an hour, I get to wear it.
	9:33am OTB: Clicky-starring this whole show already.
	9:34am QueasyBiscuit: Nusrat Love
	9:35am bobdoesthings: goodmorning
	9:37am SeanG: Robyn-with a y
	9:38am andaloudog: Khan and Hitchcock, no wonder this is one of my favorite shows.
	9:40am Greg from Bloomfield: I missed something called SOUNDS OF BLOOMFIELD?!
	9:40am bobdoesthings: oh this reminds me.. what's the result of the mascot contest!?! Lucas won - no contest right?
	9:44am Marcel M: @BOB: It was a tie between Henry and Lucas and they'll have to fight it out.
	9:44am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and those with Trouble on their minds this morning/afternoon/evening. Andrew from Halifax! I know I guy there by that name:-)
	9:44am ranjit: Naw, obviously it was Samson <-- pictured here!
	9:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Vote the bums out.
	9:46am sphere: This mascot contest is getting tough.
	9:47am Priscilla: Goony Island
	9:47am sugarwolf: I did not know John Lindsay ran against Popeye.
	9:47am conkrete_gawd: vote for Popeye!
	9:48am Webhamster Henry: Vote for Betty Boop!
	9:49am bobdoesthings: @marcel... That's unfair.. Henry would manhandle poor little luke
	9:50am Sem Chumbo: Less Popeye than Marg Simpson. I thought.
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: I'd vote for Wimpy for mayor.
	9:50am Marcel M: @BOB: haha. His signature move is to try to pin the other cat down and then sit on him.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: I like Cassandra Wilson's version of "The Weight". I live not to far from the Levon Helm Memorial Drive.
	9:53am bobdoesthings: daptone is killin it
	10:01am βrian: Dap always makes me think of caulk.
	10:02am Trouble: jersey city school board picks: betram okpokwasili, 2H, carol harrison-arnold, 6H, monica kress, 8H. most progressive of the group and not looking to use school board as a jumping off platform for future JC politico life. just sayin
	10:04am QueasyBiscuit: Listeners feel free to compare and contrast the days of yore when one of the cartoon characters derived extrordinary powers from eating spinach, with today's sugar infused cereal sponsorship of animated characters. Hmmmm?
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Troub: I suspect it was sometime around when MarianneFaithful was a junkie living on a city wall outdoors...as KeefRiffhard said - she's always an Artist willing to risk & do the interesting thing.
	10:06am bobdoesthings: is it too late to get my cat Lucas on the ballot?
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @QB: What's your view on Underdog pills ? (Very 60s perhaps)...
	10:07am kym: Check out Marianne Faithfull's autobiography ('Faithfull'). It's an incredible read and she doesn't pull any punches. After she fell out with Mick Jagger she was inspired by William Burroughs to become a drug addict and spent several years living on a wall before going into rehab. Her voice changed considerably during the interim.
	10:08am Marcel M: The propaganda is really flying today
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Playlist wonderful As Ever ; Thx especially for RobYn H. : one needs Absurdists & Surrealists most on Election Day to stay Human...
	10:16am QueasyBiscuit: @RR excellent topic! Discuss.
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - since he was a dawg - maybe they were just wormpills w/ side effects...
	10:18am ratty: kym.. do you mean the very new autobiography or the one from 2000? thnx
	10:19am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble and listeners. I caught up with last week's show a couple of nights ago. Lovely set from Mia Doi Todd.
	10:19am kat330: Hi! Just tuned in and caught your question about Marianne Faithfull's deepening voice? I'd suggest cigarettes + menopause, but the latter doesn't affect all women that way.
	10:20am Greg from Bloomfield: With 0% of the precincts reporting, I am prepared to call the race for JENNIE THE CAT. She has gained what I can only assume is an insurmountable lead.
	10:21am Trouble: hey adrian!! and she is even more wonderful live with band, see her if you can, you would love it!
	10:21am bobdoesthings: @greg - Typical Jennie the cat behavior. Disgusting how biased her whole platform is..
	10:21am kym: ratty, I didn't realize there was a new one. I meant the one from 2000; it is fantastically written.
	10:23am Dominick: Perez!!
	10:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: who has carrot cake?
	10:23am Jman: hey trouble! it looks like question #1 on the ballot addresses a law that only allows no bail for capital offenses, which only applies to the death penalty no longer existing in NJ. This amendment will allow judges to deny bail to those dangerous to society, likely to not appear in court for hearing, and/or obstruct the criminal justice process. A number of senators and assemblyman voted yes to have this on the ballot.
	10:25am kym: @ratty- Actually, I just realized that the one I have is from 1994 (maybe revised in 2000?). At any rate, it is the one cowritten by David Dalton.
	10:25am Greg from Bloomfield: Jennie is a cat of the people!
	10:27am Greg Red: Hey Trouble, I went to Mia Doi Todd's show last week. Beautiful voice and the musicians she played with were tremendous. Thanks for having her on and tipping me off.
	10:31am ratty: kym, thanks. thats a cross-off on my christmas list
	10:31am Trouble: wasn't that an amazing show greg? and the place was so perfect for that brazilian moment...
	10:32am Trouble: thanks Jman, good to have the back story on that.
	10:39am Whosondephone: Oh my God! This is great!
	10:47am MD: i voted today for theWFMU Party!!! Or should I say...the PARTY AT WFMU!!!!
	10:49am MD: bUT REALLY...gET OUT THERE PEOPLES!!!! sorry for yelling....Remember "Rock The Vote!!!!" Rock the vote Baby!!
	10:52am still b/p: An outfit that might be national did a get-out-the-vote thing around here by email and snail mail that some recipients found offensive and creepy. With varying accuracy, it lists the personal voting history of you and your neighbors in recent elections -- not how you voted, but the years you did and did not.
	10:53am Webhamster Henry: That's true - I got it too, from "New Yorkers Together"
	10:54am OTB: b/p - that really is creepy. And infuriating.
	10:57am βrian: In WI they're tracking citizens who signed the recall petition.
	10:59am Sem Chumbo: Liking this John Fahey. Lovely.
	11:02am David Redbranch: Fahey hits the spot! Why do I not hear more of him on FMU? Thanks for rectifying this deficit.
	11:06am Kurt Gottschalk: the exhibit was beautiful. annea's pice was especially wonderful. i spent a long time with that and betsey biggs' sunken garden piece.
	11:22am Webhamster Henry: Hi Annea! I hope to get to see these pieces next time they come around, and also to set up similar environmental sound pieces at the Widow Jane Mine.
	11:34am paul b: Fabio had a guest on his show a few years ago who had compositions created from dropping a microphone into a river (in Brazil I think) and recording sounds made while it rained or while fish swam by.
	11:34am jamesie: fascinating!
	11:51am Hot Mess: Am I crazy or did she say she wanted to avoid a 'götterdämmerung' type of thing....?
	11:55am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:56am northguineahills: Wow, this was a great series of interviews, thanks Annea & Trouble!
	11:56am Jesse K: excellent interview discussion, thanks Trouble and Annea for the fantastic sounds this morning!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 4, 2014

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November 4, 2014: piano burning with Annea Lockwood

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
annea lockwood	tiger balm "tiger balm" by "annea lockwood"	early works 1967-82					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
richard harris	macarthur park "macarthur park" by "richard harris"				7"		0:18:41 (Pop-up)
sounds of bloomfield	bloomfield's 150th anniversary 1812-1962				7"		0:25:53 (Pop-up)
nusrat fateh ali khan	my heart my life	Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & michael brook					0:28:54 (Pop-up)
robyn hitchcock	trouble in your blood	The Man Upstairs	yep roc			*	0:33:47 (Pop-up)

john lindsay	the lindsay record "the lindsay record" by "john lindsay"				7"		0:44:46 (Pop-up)
popeye the sailor man	"popeye the sailor man"				7"		0:46:30 (Pop-up)
jackie deshannon	the weight "the weight" by "jackie deshannon"	couinty funk II	light in the attic			*	0:49:01 (Pop-up)
sharon jones and the dap kings	this land is your land	naturally					0:51:23 (Pop-up)
marianne faithful	all i wanna do in life	faithless					0:55:29 (Pop-up)
moot	maryland "maryland" by "moot"				7"		1:02:10 (Pop-up)

laetitia sadier	the scene of the lie	something shines	drag city			*	1:10:11 (Pop-up)
mia doi todd	menina, amanha de manha	floresta	city zen			*	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
Perez Prado And His Orchestra	patricia				7"		1:20:51 (Pop-up)
paul white	all we know "all we know" by "paul white"	shaker notes	R & S			*	1:22:54 (Pop-up)
lo borges	nao se apague esta noite	Lo Borges		1972			1:27:36 (Pop-up)
jackie trent	somewhere in the world				7"		1:30:16 (Pop-up)
Atelier Méditerranée	bonjour "bonjour" by "Atelier Méditerranée"	transports en commun: sure les rails	dokidoki editions			*	1:33:42 (Pop-up)
lascelle perkins and the chicks	ain't nobody here but us chickens	she-boom, she-boom v/a					1:36:54 (Pop-up)

rocket morgan	too high a price (to pay for love)	swamp po by the bayou v/a	ace			*	1:43:28 (Pop-up)
anna magnani	aggio perdutto o suonno				7"		1:44:50 (Pop-up)
mitsu harada	sayounara "sayounara" by "mitsu harada"	codomo news	branco			*	1:47:20 (Pop-up)
john fahey	the transcendental waterfall	the legend of blind joe death					1:54:13 (Pop-up)

stephan moore/annealockwood interview	"stephan moore/annealockwood interview"						2:06:26 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood	wild energy "wild energy" by "annea lockwood"						2:19:30 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood	wil energy in situ at caramoor, in the rain						2:25:36 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood interview	"annea lockwood interview"						2:29:29 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood	micro glass shaken						2:39:05 (Pop-up)
annea lockwood interview	"annea lockwood interview"						2:45:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Trouble! Help! A giant cat has taken over!
	9:03am common: hello trouble and all. purrrr
	9:04am Cheri Pi: I hear this for hours daily, one of my favorite sounds.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning lovers of GIANT imagery on the top o playlist. sigh
	9:05am Roberto: Yes...that's the stuff...keep it coming.
	9:05am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all. Stressful morning. Purring welcome.
	9:05am Trouble: annea lockwood will be stopping by for a chat around 11 this morning. today's artwork is by annea, documentation of one of her piano burning pieces.
	9:05am Roberto: Moar kitteh plz
	9:05am duke: My cat likes this
	9:06am glenn: kittehz!
	9:09am sphere: annea lockwood! how cool.
	9:09am Ken From Hyde Park: Does the voting for the station mascot take place today?
	9:11am listener james from westwood: Sounds like a slightly bigger kitty!
	9:14am Marcel M: Morning guys
	9:14am r i s k y: Go Trouble!
	9:14am glenn: this now reminds me of marion engel's book "bear".
	9:17am Roberto: So she started working in '87 and then worked backwards for five years?
	9:17am Marcel M: @Roberto: Haha, didn't catch that
	9:20am toni: yeah, roots manuva reprasent!
	9:20am common: hell yea, richard harris!
	9:20am listener james from westwood: Always loved "MacArthur Park," Harris or Donna Summer, Dave Barry be damned.
	9:21am PKNY: Someone should tell Mr. Harris we have bigger problems, someone left a piano outside on fire!
	9:21am glenn: well, it was good training for his role as dumbledore.
	9:21am Webhamster Henry: my 1 minute take on McA: www.echo.net...
	9:21am duke: The cake is a lie
	9:22am doca: Hi, Trouble and all trouble fans. How are you?
	9:23am Ken From Hyde Park: Mmmm...cake!
	9:23am MD: YUM...CAKE...!!! i always see soggy cake...when i hear this song!!!
	9:24am Roberto: Love this version of MacArthur.
	9:24am Marcel M: Me too MD.. always since I was a kid and my mom would listen to it, I would picture a cake melting in the rain... and I would wonder... why? just... why?
	9:25am glenn: it's a pretty bad song, i gotta say, but it revels in its awfulness.
	9:25am Will: AH, the "boogie down" movement of MacArthur Park -- my favorite passage.
	9:26am glenn: unapologetically revels, i meant to say.
	9:26am common: give me all your cake.
	9:27am r i s k y: Shouts to Bloomfield my old hood.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: I love cake.
	9:28am Webhamster Henry: Can you imagine this record on the stereos of Bloomfield in 1962?
	9:29am sugarwolf: cake>>>pie
	9:29am PKNY: Gotta say, the Wikipedia page for MP is a good read --> en.wikipedia.org...
	9:30am Roberto: If the Erie Lackawanna is in service, this recording dates to sometime in the 1960s. And there it is -- '62.
	9:31am MD: I LIVE ON JAMES ST!!!
	9:32am sugarwolf: I got an "I voted" sticker in the mail. In an hour, I get to wear it.
	9:33am OTB: Clicky-starring this whole show already.
	9:34am QueasyBiscuit: Nusrat Love
	9:35am bobdoesthings: goodmorning
	9:37am SeanG: Robyn-with a y
	9:38am andaloudog: Khan and Hitchcock, no wonder this is one of my favorite shows.
	9:40am Greg from Bloomfield: I missed something called SOUNDS OF BLOOMFIELD?!
	9:40am bobdoesthings: oh this reminds me.. what's the result of the mascot contest!?! Lucas won - no contest right?
	9:44am Marcel M: @BOB: It was a tie between Henry and Lucas and they'll have to fight it out.
	9:44am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and those with Trouble on their minds this morning/afternoon/evening. Andrew from Halifax! I know I guy there by that name:-)
	9:44am ranjit: Naw, obviously it was Samson <-- pictured here!
	9:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Vote the bums out.
	9:46am sphere: This mascot contest is getting tough.
	9:47am Priscilla: Goony Island
	9:47am sugarwolf: I did not know John Lindsay ran against Popeye.
	9:47am conkrete_gawd: vote for Popeye!
	9:48am Webhamster Henry: Vote for Betty Boop!
	9:49am bobdoesthings: @marcel... That's unfair.. Henry would manhandle poor little luke
	9:50am Sem Chumbo: Less Popeye than Marg Simpson. I thought.
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: I'd vote for Wimpy for mayor.
	9:50am Marcel M: @BOB: haha. His signature move is to try to pin the other cat down and then sit on him.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: I like Cassandra Wilson's version of "The Weight". I live not to far from the Levon Helm Memorial Drive.
	9:53am bobdoesthings: daptone is killin it
	10:01am βrian: Dap always makes me think of caulk.
	10:02am Trouble: jersey city school board picks: betram okpokwasili, 2H, carol harrison-arnold, 6H, monica kress, 8H. most progressive of the group and not looking to use school board as a jumping off platform for future JC politico life. just sayin
	10:04am QueasyBiscuit: Listeners feel free to compare and contrast the days of yore when one of the cartoon characters derived extrordinary powers from eating spinach, with today's sugar infused cereal sponsorship of animated characters. Hmmmm?
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Troub: I suspect it was sometime around when MarianneFaithful was a junkie living on a city wall outdoors...as KeefRiffhard said - she's always an Artist willing to risk & do the interesting thing.
	10:06am bobdoesthings: is it too late to get my cat Lucas on the ballot?
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @QB: What's your view on Underdog pills ? (Very 60s perhaps)...
	10:07am kym: Check out Marianne Faithfull's autobiography ('Faithfull'). It's an incredible read and she doesn't pull any punches. After she fell out with Mick Jagger she was inspired by William Burroughs to become a drug addict and spent several years living on a wall before going into rehab. Her voice changed considerably during the interim.
	10:08am Marcel M: The propaganda is really flying today
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Playlist wonderful As Ever ; Thx especially for RobYn H. : one needs Absurdists & Surrealists most on Election Day to stay Human...
	10:16am QueasyBiscuit: @RR excellent topic! Discuss.
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - since he was a dawg - maybe they were just wormpills w/ side effects...
	10:18am ratty: kym.. do you mean the very new autobiography or the one from 2000? thnx
	10:19am Adrian in London: Hi Trouble and listeners. I caught up with last week's show a couple of nights ago. Lovely set from Mia Doi Todd.
	10:19am kat330: Hi! Just tuned in and caught your question about Marianne Faithfull's deepening voice? I'd suggest cigarettes + menopause, but the latter doesn't affect all women that way.
	10:20am Greg from Bloomfield: With 0% of the precincts reporting, I am prepared to call the race for JENNIE THE CAT. She has gained what I can only assume is an insurmountable lead.
	10:21am Trouble: hey adrian!! and she is even more wonderful live with band, see her if you can, you would love it!
	10:21am bobdoesthings: @greg - Typical Jennie the cat behavior. Disgusting how biased her whole platform is..
	10:21am kym: ratty, I didn't realize there was a new one. I meant the one from 2000; it is fantastically written.
	10:23am Dominick: Perez!!
	10:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: who has carrot cake?
	10:23am Jman: hey trouble! it looks like question #1 on the ballot addresses a law that only allows no bail for capital offenses, which only applies to the death penalty no longer existing in NJ. This amendment will allow judges to deny bail to those dangerous to society, likely to not appear in court for hearing, and/or obstruct the criminal justice process. A number of senators and assemblyman voted yes to have this on the ballot.
	10:25am kym: @ratty- Actually, I just realized that the one I have is from 1994 (maybe revised in 2000?). At any rate, it is the one cowritten by David Dalton.
	10:25am Greg from Bloomfield: Jennie is a cat of the people!
	10:27am Greg Red: Hey Trouble, I went to Mia Doi Todd's show last week. Beautiful voice and the musicians she played with were tremendous. Thanks for having her on and tipping me off.
	10:31am ratty: kym, thanks. thats a cross-off on my christmas list
	10:31am Trouble: wasn't that an amazing show greg? and the place was so perfect for that brazilian moment...
	10:32am Trouble: thanks Jman, good to have the back story on that.
	10:39am Whosondephone: Oh my God! This is great!
	10:47am MD: i voted today for theWFMU Party!!! Or should I say...the PARTY AT WFMU!!!!
	10:49am MD: bUT REALLY...gET OUT THERE PEOPLES!!!! sorry for yelling....Remember "Rock The Vote!!!!" Rock the vote Baby!!
	10:52am still b/p: An outfit that might be national did a get-out-the-vote thing around here by email and snail mail that some recipients found offensive and creepy. With varying accuracy, it lists the personal voting history of you and your neighbors in recent elections -- not how you voted, but the years you did and did not.
	10:53am Webhamster Henry: That's true - I got it too, from "New Yorkers Together"
	10:54am OTB: b/p - that really is creepy. And infuriating.
	10:57am βrian: In WI they're tracking citizens who signed the recall petition.
	10:59am Sem Chumbo: Liking this John Fahey. Lovely.
	11:02am David Redbranch: Fahey hits the spot! Why do I not hear more of him on FMU? Thanks for rectifying this deficit.
	11:06am Kurt Gottschalk: the exhibit was beautiful. annea's pice was especially wonderful. i spent a long time with that and betsey biggs' sunken garden piece.
	11:22am Webhamster Henry: Hi Annea! I hope to get to see these pieces next time they come around, and also to set up similar environmental sound pieces at the Widow Jane Mine.
	11:34am paul b: Fabio had a guest on his show a few years ago who had compositions created from dropping a microphone into a river (in Brazil I think) and recording sounds made while it rained or while fish swam by.
	11:34am jamesie: fascinating!
	11:51am Hot Mess: Am I crazy or did she say she wanted to avoid a 'götterdämmerung' type of thing....?
	11:55am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:56am northguineahills: Wow, this was a great series of interviews, thanks Annea & Trouble!
	11:56am Jesse K: excellent interview discussion, thanks Trouble and Annea for the fantastic sounds this morning!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 4, 2014

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