WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 11, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:01am Trouble: good morning cruel world
	9:01am βrian: Bonjour. Bon café.
	9:05am common: good morn!
	9:06am DeaconDave: Good morning Trouble! How are your chickens doing?
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: Hello everyone!
	9:10am SeanG: sweet
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that it is, Trouble. Guten TZAG.
	9:13am βrian: Our neighbors put a "crow collar" on a particularly noisy hen recently. It seems to work, and the hen doesn't seem to mind it.
	9:13am Trouble: my chix are well deacon dave. saw a bunch of dead bees by my front door today, so the hive is slowing down.
	9:17am Trouble: never heard of that brian, will have to look that up. veronica is a noisey hen, sometimes almost shout crowing like a rooster.
	9:19am bobdoesthings: gooodmorning
	9:21am Marcel M: Hi Trouble Bob and all. Morning.
	9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Veterans Day, Armistice Day, Independence Day in a couple countries, etc.
	9:29am βrian: What we call a stealth holiday.
	9:32am specksnyder: Morning all.
	9:34am Bill W: Voting is VERY overrated when "both" parties are owned by the elites... I only did it to avoid your wrath, Trouble, and wrote myself in for state senate.
	9:35am βrian: Breathing is overrated, too. But there are consequences.
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Bill W: This means you're pleased w/ the results?
	9:37am Trouble: thanks bill w, if only i can convince others to avoid my wrath. best of the worst is better than the very worst
	9:37am bobdoesthings: politics are all a rouse. I see through the facade mannnnn
	9:37am QueasyBiscuit: Nuclear Apathy would be most appropo in the setlist
	9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @bobdt: You so kewl - yer my hipster idol....
	9:39am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning all, just popping in as I am off today. Saw this fantastic article in NYTimes about an art project in Upper Manhattan where artist are spray painting murals of birds threatened by climate change. All inspired by Audubon who lived on 159th and "the Hudson". Check it, nice time lapse video. www.nytimes.com...
	9:40am Brian in UK: Hello trouble 'n folks. Our chooks tend to be noisest if food is approaching or one of them has just laid and needs to tell the world.
	9:40am βrian: @QB: Any relation to Squeezey?
	9:42am βrian: Low-flying Red-Tailed hawks seem to make our local hens perk up.
	9:43am bobdoesthings: @rev rabbit - you're good with the humor huh.. jeeesuzzz...
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this Election has me on hair-trigger. Sorry - I'll take an aspirin... ...Birdie Paintings are good Art too...
	9:46am Brian in UK: Well I guess I would want to tell the world if I had just produced a miracle. Three daughters notwithstanding.
	9:49am Bill W: RevRabbit: Nothing much has changed, and will change even less when all my allegedly liberal friends vote for Hillary Walmart Clinton.
	9:49am adrian in mpls: Happy Tuesday morning everyone!
	9:51am Ian A.: I say, this synth flute is most favorable!
	9:52am Ian A.: Hey Aqualung!
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - shaping up to be a choice between - wait for it - Clinton-Bush ! ...Well - guess what?! I think that's a pretty big difference - if not as much as any one of us would like. I'll vote instead of cop a Superior pose to prove how better-informed & clever I am.
	9:53am SeanG: scratch
	9:54am PKNY: Too much of that Snow White!
	9:56am SeanG: round the outside!
	9:59am Trouble: that sounds fantabulous jennique! thanks for alerting us
	10:04am bobdoesthings: @trouble - what do I type in to find out more about that manuscript.. ?
	10:07am doca: Hey Voynich Trouble and troublers!
	10:08am βrian: Voynich Manuscript: beinecke.library.yale.edu...
	10:10am Trouble: read this and then follow link to yale website and you can see each page in big fat size! hyperallergic.com...
	10:10am bobdoesthings: coool! thanks!
	10:11am Bill W: YES, I AM SUPERIOR, which is what anyone with standards in non-criminal politicians is used to being called. (Were you the rabbit on the grassy knoll?) Anyway keep it up with the basement-level expectations, it's why the Dems don't listen to a thing to the left of Rob Reiner...
	10:17am OTB: The Toure Raichel Collective is hip!
	10:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BillW: I believe your SocioPolitical awareness clearly is Superior to Average. I just don't agree it should keep you - or anyone - from Voting for the better of the choices we actually have @ any given time. & I agree w/ you (& Howard Dean on last 'Meet The Press') that the Dems have important things to learn. - Who knows what the Manuscript says - but it puts me in mind of a talk by Terrance McKenna on Psychedelic Salon ( feeds.feedburner.com... ) called 'Earth Mind & Monkey Mind' : this is the >Direct Download mp3 Link< should anyone be interested : matrixmasters.net...
	10:23am adrian in mpls: @Bill W - I tend to agree with you. When the choice means choosing between war criminals or political/economic oligarchs....this is a choice of the damned.
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...The bitter Reality is the U.S. tends Center Right - certainly after Reagan - & certainly after the Republican Revolution years of Gingrich & Karl Rove destroyed Bipartisan cooperation to actually tend to the needs of the People & the actual Country. It's not my choice that it's so Polarized - or that the Left has been dragged so far to the 'Center'. But it's the Facts now.
	10:28am rsj: it's all nader's fault
	10:28am Webhamster Henry: Now that's a segue.
	10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rsj: Naturaly - one wants for more than Two Parties in a nation of 300+million - it's exactly what we need. But - they tend to just be Spoilers - on the Right (Perot, Buchanon) as well as Nader on the Left ! Remember!: The Nazis won the Elections by a few thousand Votes (that's right - Elected) - because the other Parties divided the Vote up too much ! This is serious business.
	10:36am fred: @RRN63: at this point national elections are just choosing your favorite flavor of oligarch. Vote in local elections, where it could make a difference. Maybe you could even run.
	10:38am Bill W: I am diggin' Sapphire Slows
	10:42am fourstringheroes: loved that mndsgn... how does one say that? is it, like, men design?
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @fred: I think this is a large part of what John Lennon for instance was trying to teach us about Activism - & what Trouble has said about Patriarchal Hero Worship. In the ♒Aquarian Age - it's about how much we can Grow Up & become Individualized - & Govern for ourselves. Government is hiring other people to run things for you. That's fine if those people have better skills to do it & agree w/ you. There's no guarantee of that whatsoever...It's a long evolutionary climb to this kind of 'Adulthood', though.
	10:43am bobdoesthings: I won tickets to see victor hererro on wfmu a few years ago.. but he got kicked out of the US!
	10:46am fred: @RRN63: study the Tea Party's playbook. There's no reason those plays wouldn't work for progressives as well as conservatives. As you said, there's been too much trust in delegation. Your own tradition says as much
	10:47am Trouble: that sucks, bobdoesthings. i can't understand the US policy on artists. maybe they don't really have one, that's the problem...
	10:52am dave from toronto: that mateo song sounds like the melody from "what a difference a day makes"
	10:52am bobdoesthings: @trouble ... yeah but I also saw Josephine Foster that night! so the night wasn't totally ruined.
	10:55am bobdoesthings: Oh really? didn't know that..
	10:59am fred: @bobdoesthings: that seems downright sane compared to the french policy: Vietnamese musicians didn't get a visa though it was the cultural "year of Viet Nam". Reason from the embassy: why don't you hire Corsican singers instead? Corsican people are prevalent in organized crime, police, and politics, in alphabetical order
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Forever Changes
	11:06am Priscilla: argh :-( argh :-(
	11:18am rw: Hello everybody! Was that Wooden Wand song a cover? I feel like I've heard it before but it didn't sound familiar. Probably just my brain misfiring but thought I'd ask.
	11:19am rsj: sorry, the nader comment is a bad and overused joke, agree it's not funny
	11:21am adrian in mpls: @rsj - i thought it was funny! esp. as someone who voted for him three times.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's nothing compared to what DaveEmory says about Nader ! : ) ...
	11:24am Trouble: rw: nothing on inner sleeve about writing credits, usually means they r all originals
	11:27am rw: Thank you Trouble! Must have been a misfire (which doesn't surprise me). Nice song!
	11:28am marmalade kitty: nice show trouble!
	11:30am Trouble: thanks marmalade kitty!
	11:31am Trouble: GGGGOOOAAALLL! i made my goal for the show super peeps! yeah! merci bien!
	11:39am coelacanth: olá Trouble, and Troubled. [...'been here a while,reading the comments;and i agree with all of them!] -really like Vashti. Thank you.
	11:39am bobdoesthings: woooo! congrats trouble! thanks for a great show
	11:43am Trouble: thanks bobdoesthings!
	11:45am erik: reading Rachel Kushner's first book "Telex from Cuba." Not as fan-freaking-tastic as "The Flamethrowers," but still very fun, about the American colony in Cuba right before the '59 revolution.
	11:46am John K: Books. Reading: Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle, Vol. 3. Troubling (sorry) but brilliant/daring.
	11:46am Trouble: glad youare enjoying coelacanth! listen in to the archive of the shrunken planet show, saturdays 6-9am : few weeks ago jeffrey did an interview with vashti! she is a doll, wonderful soul.
	11:48am Adrian in London: Sorry I'm late: did I miss anything?! Chickens, I bet I missed talk about chickens!
	11:51am Trouble: hey adrian! thanks for the book tip you sent my way, i am trying to locate him now...
	11:51am duke: Books: The Transcriptionist by Amy Rowland
	11:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Halfway through "The Art Of Jay Ward"...just started a collection of Springsteen interviews that I got a few Christmases ago, but also just grabbed John Waters' "Carsick" from the liberry. Reading one on the train, one in bed, and one in the living room.
	11:54am coelacanth: Thanks.I will,Trouble. I'm not reading anything very interesting right now; "the third bicycle",which my young nephew wants me to read,has an interesting underlying theme but the nonsense dialogue has gotten tedious.(he said it's like Vonnegut,but i suspect he's never read Vonnegut.) Adrian -Yes there was mention of chooks!
	11:59am rw: Thanks Trouble for another engaging show! I have a quandary about an art exhibit that was in NY and is now here in LA but it may be a can of worms I don't want to open... Definitely too late to open this late in the show. Maybe another time. Thanks again Trouble! Congrats on the goal! Have a great week everybody!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @erik: Wonder if would compare @ all to HST's very early 'Rum Diary' about Puerto Rico : en.wikipedia.org... ...took me too long to figure that a book for each room is the way... - Sorry - really - for Political Ranting, Everyone. This was a tough Election - & it's hard to not be miffed about the low turnout. I agree w/ all you say really - except that Not Voting is better than Voting for the Less Evil of what's offered. Unfortunately, that's a Vote for the Worst in reality. That's my only point, really. - & Show flawless Trouble !
	6:48am ghostofpeterfalk: Hi Trouble - thrilled you reached your goal!!! Many congratulations! And well done for pronouncing Mirfield correctly. It's in West Yorkshire, in case you're interested ; ) A great show as usual. And I should mention that the passage of music beginning with Seu Jorge and ending with Debruit was among my very favourites so far, in my relatively short time listening to your wonderful show. Well done again Trouble.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 11, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
fad gadget	saturday night special					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
tom johnson	seventh bell "seventh bell" by "tom johnson"	nine bells				0:06:14 (Pop-up)
vashti bunyan	glow worms "glow worms" by "vashti bunyan"	just another diamond day				0:10:08 (Pop-up)
boards of canada	#2 "#2" by "boards of canada"	boards of canada	skam		*	0:12:34 (Pop-up)
juana molina	vaca que cambia de querencia	segundo				0:19:06 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Johnson and Eddie Lang	have to change keys to play these blues	pioneers of jazz guitar v/a				0:21:34 (Pop-up)
dock boggs	country blues "country blues" by "dock boggs"	country blues				0:23:53 (Pop-up)
Steve Miller Band	take the money and run					0:27:16 (Pop-up)

seu jorge	chega no suinge "chega no suinge" by "seu jorge"	carolina				0:34:27 (Pop-up)
jill gibson	it's as easy as 1,2,3	Girls on 45 Volume 3	teensvill		*	0:38:03 (Pop-up)
dane sturgeon	hurricane "hurricane" by "dane sturgeon"	wild 'n' tender	stur-geon		*	0:40:12 (Pop-up)
adventures in stereo	waves on "waves on" by "adventures in stereo"			7"		0:43:01 (Pop-up)
love is all	nothing to be done "nothing to be done" by "love is all"			7"		0:45:01 (Pop-up)
francis bebey	sahel "sahel" by "francis bebey"	African Electronic Music 1975-1982				0:48:27 (Pop-up)
malcolm mclaren and the world famous supreme team	buffalo gals			7"		0:52:52 (Pop-up)
Débruit	alrahal "alrahal" by "Débruit"	aljawal				0:56:37 (Pop-up)

artie barsamian	oud taksim "oud taksim" by "artie barsamian"	gems of sesame				1:06:55 (Pop-up)
zola jesus	dangerous days "dangerous days" by "zola jesus"	Taiga	mute		*	1:10:24 (Pop-up)
the toure raichel collective	l'amour	the paris sesssion	cumbancha		*	1:14:33 (Pop-up)
rustie	raptor "raptor" by "rustie"	green language	warp		*	1:17:34 (Pop-up)
iasos	the royal court of goddess vesta	celestial soul portrait	numero group		*	1:21:29 (Pop-up)
jessie ware	want your feeling "want your feeling" by "jessie ware"	tough love	intercope		*	1:26:53 (Pop-up)
mndsgn	convert "convert" by "mndsgn"	yawn zen	stones throw		*	1:31:19 (Pop-up)
sapphire slows	third party "third party" by "sapphire slows"	allegoria				1:34:01 (Pop-up)
bessie jones and the georgian island singers	dead and gone	get in union	Tompkins Square		*	1:38:56 (Pop-up)
victor hererro	Jacara Zingara "Jacara Zingara" by "victor hererro"	anacoreta				1:40:43 (Pop-up)
joyce	duas ou tres coisas "duas ou tres coisas" by "joyce"	tardes cariocas				1:45:03 (Pop-up)
mateo	#2 "#2" by "mateo"	12 canciones ( 12 songs)			*	1:48:39 (Pop-up)

Via Tania & the Tomorrow Music Orchstra	in the air	Via Tania & the Tomorrow Music Orchstra	narooma		*	2:02:56 (Pop-up)
jazz workshop	mezare israel yekabtzenu	spiritual jazz 5	jazzman		*	2:06:27 (Pop-up)
wooden wand	uneasy peace "uneasy peace" by "wooden wand"	farmer's corner	fire records		*	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
shintaro sakamoto	extremely bad man	let's dance raw	Other Music Recording Co.		*	2:13:42 (Pop-up)
mekons	Hello Cruel World "Hello Cruel World" by "mekons"	the edge of the world				2:18:15 (Pop-up)
chico buarque	Deus Lhe Pague "Deus Lhe Pague" by "chico buarque"	Construção				2:21:53 (Pop-up)
Peregoyo y Su Combo Vacana	sabor de vacana	the afrosound of columbia vol2 v/a	vampi soul		*	2:25:32 (Pop-up)
caribou	can't do without you "can't do without you" by "caribou"	our love	merge		*	2:27:56 (Pop-up)
vashti bunyan	gunpowder "gunpowder" by "vashti bunyan"	heartleap	Fat cat/DiCristina		*	2:32:18 (Pop-up)
mamie minch	fortified wine widow "fortified wine widow" by "mamie minch"	razorburn blues			*	2:34:48 (Pop-up)

anika	masters of war "masters of war" by "anika"					2:48:18 (Pop-up)
mikis thodorakis	candlelight "candlelight" by "mikis thodorakis"	ost phaedra				2:50:04 (Pop-up)
adrian young presents the delfonics	stop & look					2:53:39 (Pop-up)
Style Council	all gone away "all gone away" by "Style Council"	our favorite shop				2:58:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Trouble: good morning cruel world
	9:01am βrian: Bonjour. Bon café.
	9:05am common: good morn!
	9:06am DeaconDave: Good morning Trouble! How are your chickens doing?
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: Hello everyone!
	9:10am SeanG: sweet
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that it is, Trouble. Guten TZAG.
	9:13am βrian: Our neighbors put a "crow collar" on a particularly noisy hen recently. It seems to work, and the hen doesn't seem to mind it.
	9:13am Trouble: my chix are well deacon dave. saw a bunch of dead bees by my front door today, so the hive is slowing down.
	9:17am Trouble: never heard of that brian, will have to look that up. veronica is a noisey hen, sometimes almost shout crowing like a rooster.
	9:19am bobdoesthings: gooodmorning
	9:21am Marcel M: Hi Trouble Bob and all. Morning.
	9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Veterans Day, Armistice Day, Independence Day in a couple countries, etc.
	9:29am βrian: What we call a stealth holiday.
	9:32am specksnyder: Morning all.
	9:34am Bill W: Voting is VERY overrated when "both" parties are owned by the elites... I only did it to avoid your wrath, Trouble, and wrote myself in for state senate.
	9:35am βrian: Breathing is overrated, too. But there are consequences.
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Bill W: This means you're pleased w/ the results?
	9:37am Trouble: thanks bill w, if only i can convince others to avoid my wrath. best of the worst is better than the very worst
	9:37am bobdoesthings: politics are all a rouse. I see through the facade mannnnn
	9:37am QueasyBiscuit: Nuclear Apathy would be most appropo in the setlist
	9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @bobdt: You so kewl - yer my hipster idol....
	9:39am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning all, just popping in as I am off today. Saw this fantastic article in NYTimes about an art project in Upper Manhattan where artist are spray painting murals of birds threatened by climate change. All inspired by Audubon who lived on 159th and "the Hudson". Check it, nice time lapse video. www.nytimes.com...
	9:40am Brian in UK: Hello trouble 'n folks. Our chooks tend to be noisest if food is approaching or one of them has just laid and needs to tell the world.
	9:40am βrian: @QB: Any relation to Squeezey?
	9:42am βrian: Low-flying Red-Tailed hawks seem to make our local hens perk up.
	9:43am bobdoesthings: @rev rabbit - you're good with the humor huh.. jeeesuzzz...
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this Election has me on hair-trigger. Sorry - I'll take an aspirin... ...Birdie Paintings are good Art too...
	9:46am Brian in UK: Well I guess I would want to tell the world if I had just produced a miracle. Three daughters notwithstanding.
	9:49am Bill W: RevRabbit: Nothing much has changed, and will change even less when all my allegedly liberal friends vote for Hillary Walmart Clinton.
	9:49am adrian in mpls: Happy Tuesday morning everyone!
	9:51am Ian A.: I say, this synth flute is most favorable!
	9:52am Ian A.: Hey Aqualung!
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - shaping up to be a choice between - wait for it - Clinton-Bush ! ...Well - guess what?! I think that's a pretty big difference - if not as much as any one of us would like. I'll vote instead of cop a Superior pose to prove how better-informed & clever I am.
	9:53am SeanG: scratch
	9:54am PKNY: Too much of that Snow White!
	9:56am SeanG: round the outside!
	9:59am Trouble: that sounds fantabulous jennique! thanks for alerting us
	10:04am bobdoesthings: @trouble - what do I type in to find out more about that manuscript.. ?
	10:07am doca: Hey Voynich Trouble and troublers!
	10:08am βrian: Voynich Manuscript: beinecke.library.yale.edu...
	10:10am Trouble: read this and then follow link to yale website and you can see each page in big fat size! hyperallergic.com...
	10:10am bobdoesthings: coool! thanks!
	10:11am Bill W: YES, I AM SUPERIOR, which is what anyone with standards in non-criminal politicians is used to being called. (Were you the rabbit on the grassy knoll?) Anyway keep it up with the basement-level expectations, it's why the Dems don't listen to a thing to the left of Rob Reiner...
	10:17am OTB: The Toure Raichel Collective is hip!
	10:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BillW: I believe your SocioPolitical awareness clearly is Superior to Average. I just don't agree it should keep you - or anyone - from Voting for the better of the choices we actually have @ any given time. & I agree w/ you (& Howard Dean on last 'Meet The Press') that the Dems have important things to learn. - Who knows what the Manuscript says - but it puts me in mind of a talk by Terrance McKenna on Psychedelic Salon ( feeds.feedburner.com... ) called 'Earth Mind & Monkey Mind' : this is the >Direct Download mp3 Link< should anyone be interested : matrixmasters.net...
	10:23am adrian in mpls: @Bill W - I tend to agree with you. When the choice means choosing between war criminals or political/economic oligarchs....this is a choice of the damned.
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...The bitter Reality is the U.S. tends Center Right - certainly after Reagan - & certainly after the Republican Revolution years of Gingrich & Karl Rove destroyed Bipartisan cooperation to actually tend to the needs of the People & the actual Country. It's not my choice that it's so Polarized - or that the Left has been dragged so far to the 'Center'. But it's the Facts now.
	10:28am rsj: it's all nader's fault
	10:28am Webhamster Henry: Now that's a segue.
	10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rsj: Naturaly - one wants for more than Two Parties in a nation of 300+million - it's exactly what we need. But - they tend to just be Spoilers - on the Right (Perot, Buchanon) as well as Nader on the Left ! Remember!: The Nazis won the Elections by a few thousand Votes (that's right - Elected) - because the other Parties divided the Vote up too much ! This is serious business.
	10:36am fred: @RRN63: at this point national elections are just choosing your favorite flavor of oligarch. Vote in local elections, where it could make a difference. Maybe you could even run.
	10:38am Bill W: I am diggin' Sapphire Slows
	10:42am fourstringheroes: loved that mndsgn... how does one say that? is it, like, men design?
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @fred: I think this is a large part of what John Lennon for instance was trying to teach us about Activism - & what Trouble has said about Patriarchal Hero Worship. In the ♒Aquarian Age - it's about how much we can Grow Up & become Individualized - & Govern for ourselves. Government is hiring other people to run things for you. That's fine if those people have better skills to do it & agree w/ you. There's no guarantee of that whatsoever...It's a long evolutionary climb to this kind of 'Adulthood', though.
	10:43am bobdoesthings: I won tickets to see victor hererro on wfmu a few years ago.. but he got kicked out of the US!
	10:46am fred: @RRN63: study the Tea Party's playbook. There's no reason those plays wouldn't work for progressives as well as conservatives. As you said, there's been too much trust in delegation. Your own tradition says as much
	10:47am Trouble: that sucks, bobdoesthings. i can't understand the US policy on artists. maybe they don't really have one, that's the problem...
	10:52am dave from toronto: that mateo song sounds like the melody from "what a difference a day makes"
	10:52am bobdoesthings: @trouble ... yeah but I also saw Josephine Foster that night! so the night wasn't totally ruined.
	10:55am bobdoesthings: Oh really? didn't know that..
	10:59am fred: @bobdoesthings: that seems downright sane compared to the french policy: Vietnamese musicians didn't get a visa though it was the cultural "year of Viet Nam". Reason from the embassy: why don't you hire Corsican singers instead? Corsican people are prevalent in organized crime, police, and politics, in alphabetical order
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Forever Changes
	11:06am Priscilla: argh :-( argh :-(
	11:18am rw: Hello everybody! Was that Wooden Wand song a cover? I feel like I've heard it before but it didn't sound familiar. Probably just my brain misfiring but thought I'd ask.
	11:19am rsj: sorry, the nader comment is a bad and overused joke, agree it's not funny
	11:21am adrian in mpls: @rsj - i thought it was funny! esp. as someone who voted for him three times.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's nothing compared to what DaveEmory says about Nader ! : ) ...
	11:24am Trouble: rw: nothing on inner sleeve about writing credits, usually means they r all originals
	11:27am rw: Thank you Trouble! Must have been a misfire (which doesn't surprise me). Nice song!
	11:28am marmalade kitty: nice show trouble!
	11:30am Trouble: thanks marmalade kitty!
	11:31am Trouble: GGGGOOOAAALLL! i made my goal for the show super peeps! yeah! merci bien!
	11:39am coelacanth: olá Trouble, and Troubled. [...'been here a while,reading the comments;and i agree with all of them!] -really like Vashti. Thank you.
	11:39am bobdoesthings: woooo! congrats trouble! thanks for a great show
	11:43am Trouble: thanks bobdoesthings!
	11:45am erik: reading Rachel Kushner's first book "Telex from Cuba." Not as fan-freaking-tastic as "The Flamethrowers," but still very fun, about the American colony in Cuba right before the '59 revolution.
	11:46am John K: Books. Reading: Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle, Vol. 3. Troubling (sorry) but brilliant/daring.
	11:46am Trouble: glad youare enjoying coelacanth! listen in to the archive of the shrunken planet show, saturdays 6-9am : few weeks ago jeffrey did an interview with vashti! she is a doll, wonderful soul.
	11:48am Adrian in London: Sorry I'm late: did I miss anything?! Chickens, I bet I missed talk about chickens!
	11:51am Trouble: hey adrian! thanks for the book tip you sent my way, i am trying to locate him now...
	11:51am duke: Books: The Transcriptionist by Amy Rowland
	11:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Halfway through "The Art Of Jay Ward"...just started a collection of Springsteen interviews that I got a few Christmases ago, but also just grabbed John Waters' "Carsick" from the liberry. Reading one on the train, one in bed, and one in the living room.
	11:54am coelacanth: Thanks.I will,Trouble. I'm not reading anything very interesting right now; "the third bicycle",which my young nephew wants me to read,has an interesting underlying theme but the nonsense dialogue has gotten tedious.(he said it's like Vonnegut,but i suspect he's never read Vonnegut.) Adrian -Yes there was mention of chooks!
	11:59am rw: Thanks Trouble for another engaging show! I have a quandary about an art exhibit that was in NY and is now here in LA but it may be a can of worms I don't want to open... Definitely too late to open this late in the show. Maybe another time. Thanks again Trouble! Congrats on the goal! Have a great week everybody!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @erik: Wonder if would compare @ all to HST's very early 'Rum Diary' about Puerto Rico : en.wikipedia.org... ...took me too long to figure that a book for each room is the way... - Sorry - really - for Political Ranting, Everyone. This was a tough Election - & it's hard to not be miffed about the low turnout. I agree w/ all you say really - except that Not Voting is better than Voting for the Less Evil of what's offered. Unfortunately, that's a Vote for the Worst in reality. That's my only point, really. - & Show flawless Trouble !
	6:48am ghostofpeterfalk: Hi Trouble - thrilled you reached your goal!!! Many congratulations! And well done for pronouncing Mirfield correctly. It's in West Yorkshire, in case you're interested ; ) A great show as usual. And I should mention that the passage of music beginning with Seu Jorge and ending with Debruit was among my very favourites so far, in my relatively short time listening to your wonderful show. Well done again Trouble.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 11, 2014

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