WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 21, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:03am ernst soup: Morning Trouble. Definitely first here today
	9:03am doca: Oi, Trouble! It seems like happened some trouble with the playlist .jpg file today
	9:04am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'SUPPICHAW?
	9:05am Claw!: ¡Buenos dias, Muchá! Hey there, Madame Trouble!
	9:07am sphere: howdy howdy
	9:07am adrian in mpls: morning everyone!
	9:10am Trouble: obrigado doca! if i leave off one tiny bit the whole things goes wonky. fixed it now, erg. GOOD MORNING grey world
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: Hello Trouble - birdcall like electronics this morning!
	9:12am Trouble: todays artwork is by tony feher
	9:14am MD: Hello modern people in the modern world!
	9:14am sphere: this Elsa Marie Pade is fab. so much great electronic music in the academia files.... :)
	9:14am Trouble: indeed, webmaster, indeed. i agree sphere!
	9:15am Berg: Loved that last piece, thanks Trouble
	9:17am doctorjazz: Hi all!
	9:21am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good soggy morning all!
	9:24am doca: Beautiful artwork, now that we can see it!
	9:26am lloyd michigan: Nice colors. Go Gators!
	9:26am MD: this is amazing!!!
	9:26am MD: this boy don't want no....!!!!
	9:26am MD: Thank You Trouble!!
	9:32am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and troublataires !
	9:32am Rusty: Rock Steady! Trouble style, gat up and D- A- N-C-E
	9:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - for those of us who could use a primer - Mardi Gras Indians wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:43am Trouble: thanks rev rabbit, that's great!
	9:44am tomasz.: i know about them from the show Treme mainly
	9:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, all!
	9:59am Trouble: good morning late risers. wish i could put myself in that category...
	10:03am Ghost of Posts Past: sounded a little groggy there Trouble ;)
	10:04am Trouble: it's all the spring frogs laying eggs in the studio here, they're getting to me
	10:07am Ghost of Posts Past: frogs are a sign of good luck in some cultures. probably :p
	10:12am βrian: Light snow on the isthmus today. Oy.
	10:13am βrian: "Vous regardez les grenouilles ?"
	10:15am Trouble: j'espere a voir des grenouilles, mais pas encore.
	10:20am d¢ pät: that Yasmine Hamdan is something else...
	10:22am Priscilla: Hey, my copy of this song sounds different!
	10:28am Polyus: Trouble, you're my orchestra on the Titanic today. Keep the music coming, we're taking on water and starting to list.
	10:29am duke: This sounds like every Doctor's office I have been in.
	10:29am common: hey trouble and people!
	10:31am chromaphone: love this album :)
	10:32am Andrew Waterloo: Ugh, Je passe examen de français se soir. :/
	10:33am Andrew Waterloo: Here's some classic Canadian french practice: www.youtube.com...
	10:36am pierre: hmmmm frogs, yummy ! Bonne chance Andrew Waterloo
	10:37am Andrew Waterloo: merci! Pierre
	10:40am P-90: Excuse me is this the Modern World? Good, I'm in the right place!
	10:45am glenn: kitty daisy and lewis. their mom's a raincoat.
	10:46am Claw!: Love this Slits jam! I have this single. :))
	10:46am Faye: Trouble I have literally been listening to this Slits track on repeat for the past 3 days
	10:46am d¢ pät: YAY Slits!
	10:47am ranjit: I thought this was a Raincoats song I'd never heard...
	10:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Saw The Slits do that at Maxwell's. Twice!
	10:55am Faye: greg omg really
	10:55am P-90: Hey, it's Faye! Hi Faye!
	10:55am Trouble: hah! i know why that is faye...
	10:56am Faye: ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ hi! yes trouble you know.....
	10:56am sugarwolf: hi hi hi... I am trying to clean this week, not going well....
	10:58am Trouble: sugarwolf have you read the japanese book that is sweeping the nation? no pun intended. just reading a review of that book has influenced me to toss and toss away lots
	10:58am sugarwolf: Got decent decent sized donate and trash piles but still so much
	10:59am patpoon: "Transmitting From Mars" sample!!
	10:59am sugarwolf: I am in sympathy with Iris Apfel's view in (i think??) the NYT magazine... I like stuff and clutter!!
	11:03am d¢ pät: yeah, my wife was taken with that book and started trying to clean up. My view is creative people don't spend all their time cleaning shit up--they spend time creating because they know where everything is. I could be wrong though..
	11:06am P-90: Whether you're pro-clutter or no-clutter, Iris rules!
	11:11am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. Cats Cradles at Rest springs to mind for the picture.
	11:11am Andrew Waterloo: I could use a bit more cleaning up. For now I will keep using the box trick.
	11:13am d¢ pät: I actually long to be orderly, organized in that way. But it would require tremendous energy and time to accomplish and I think I've come to terms with the fact that I'm a bit sloppy.
	11:13am Priscilla: What's the box trick? Throw everything in boxes?
	11:14am d¢ pät: RIBOT!! probably my biggest influence guitar-wise now..
	11:14am Andrew Waterloo: Put the stuff you want to keep because you 'might need it someday' in a box and close it up. Wait a week. If you can't think of something in the box that you might need just throw the box out.
	11:16am Priscilla: Ah. One week, you say? :-)
	11:16am d¢ pät: ..and then in one week and one day, slap your head and say "Fuck, I throw away my train whistle!!! I NEED IT IN THIS SONG!!!"
	11:17am Andrew Waterloo: You'd be surprised at how rarely you remember what you put in the box.
	11:18am d¢ pät: actually, I've been tossing a bunch of crap out lately. You have to if you live in a tiny DC row house.
	11:20am glenn: huh. i'm just now using some pieces of beautiful 1/4 sawn walnut i've been storing for ten years. i don't subscribe to the throw it out if you can't think of an immediate use for it theory.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - too draconian for me - but does make the point about having stuff that you are not using. ...I think this might be the lady I saw talk about her book when I was in Santa Barbara; this lady spoke of the irony of Americans coming to learn about Feng Shui placement - when they're choke up w/ all these things. The U.S. is a July 4th ♋Cancer - acquisitive; we even take a home w/ us when we vacation on the road!...She wondered what it was about us - an anxiety from the Depression? Must.have.things. Frankly - I'm w/ dc pat & glenn though - I'm 100% that type. I'd bet Picasso's primary use of the housekeeper wasn't necessarily tidiness - nudge nudge...(If that's sexist, consider it a reflection on Pablo...)
	11:22am the Canterbury wood-elf: Reassuring that people are still making dub that sounds this good. I went to a dub convention last year and it was all monotonous techno-ey stuff. Just read that Hollie Cook is the daughter of a Sex Pistol and goddaughter of Boy George!
	11:22am Andrew Waterloo: @glenn, I mainly use it for clutter and things that don't really have a place.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - like - you glenn prob. have a workshop - a place for it...
	11:22am Dean: Don't throw away anything, ever. Nothing. Keep it all. I know from whence I speak. In a fit of pretend nonchalance about my stuff back in the '80s I tossed all of my issues of Flipside, Slash, and assorted punk memorabilia. I gained a box. I lost an archive.
	11:23am glenn: then again, i have space to store stuff, so that's a factor.
	11:24am Trouble: a dub convention!! now that sounds good, on paper at least. my husband is at a librarian convention, i'm sure he'd rather be at the dub version
	11:24am common: going out into the world...this music is perfect to have in my head now!
	11:25am Dean: Which librarian convention?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everything is collectable if old enuff! Things usually get thrown out, or flooded or burned. Space indeed the final frontier.
	11:28am Priscilla: Just thinking about my near-intact box of ColorAid paper from 35 years ago. I would never be able to throw that out.
	11:29am the Canterbury wood-elf: @Trouble United Nations of Dub. unodweekender.com Old-school Brixton-style soundclashes as night. SO loud. I was surprised how young the crowd were - it seems dubstep has led a lot of youth back to dub, but they want it faster and more digital sounding. Very little King Tubby, Scientist or anything like that, so it was hard for me to get into. Excellent, peaceful vibes, tho', as you'd expect.
	11:31am d¢ pät: I like the Grouper.
	11:32am Alex Kid in Miracle World: this shit is hitting the spot
	11:33am Trouble: NJLA
	11:34am Dean: Ah, a regional group. At least those can be more productive than the big affairs. I've never been to ALA, hope never to go. Much like Grouper, if perhaps a little less placid, Ingenting Kollektiva: http://invisiblebirds.org/fledgelings/ingenting.html
	11:36am the Canterbury wood-elf: Wow, that's Minnie Ripperton singing the backing!
	11:37am Alex Kid in Miracle World: i thought i had another window open w/ sound playing
	11:37am Brian in UK: @Canterbury. I am going to get me some Keith Hudson Brand dub in a minute. Oh Yeah.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks dean! i will look that up
	11:43am d¢ pät: I love Cream's first album but hate Eric Crapton...
	11:44am Lucky: Just stopped in to hear some of your show. Awesome as usual!
	11:44am d¢ pät: Olivia Neutron John! Been wanting to see her. She's nuts.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as both music junkie & git-tar diddler myself - love Clapton in the 1960s - & basically no use for him later: odd when like that w/ artists...happens...
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& the 'center of gravity' in Cream was Jack Bruce really.
	11:46am d¢ pät: well he essentially revealed that he was/is a racist asshole after the 60's so maybe that's it.
	11:47am Dean: Derek & the Dominos? No redemption there?
	11:47am d¢ pät: Cream = Jack Bruce AND Ginger Baker
	11:47am sugarwolf: Going to the record fair Sunday (I hope) and am going to try to not buy much
	11:47am d¢ pät: @Dean: nah, don't care.
	11:47am Brian in UK: Trouble I am with you on Record Fairs. Madness.
	11:48am Trouble: thanks lucky!
	11:48am d¢ pät: ..and whatever he recorded with Yardbirds of course.
	11:48am Brian in UK: I prefer Creme Fraiche. French Cream tribute Band!!!!!
	11:49am Polyus: I would be interested to know what the most expensive record ever purchased at the WFMU record fair is.
	11:49am SeanG: YES
	11:50am SeanG: anybody go to that Go-Betweens show at Southpaw back in 2005 in Brooklyn??
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dcp: - & Bluesbreakers ! - Blind Faith when not overplayed...
	11:53am d¢ pät: BLuesbreakers is John Mayall but ok...Not really interested in Blind Faith either.
	11:54am glenn: that first bluesbreakers album is unbelievably influential, though, in everything from licks to solos to his guitar tone. he was the first guy to get that sound. so, for better or worse, pretty much every modern rock guitarist owes something to eric clapton.
	11:54am d¢ pät: I saw John Mayall about 25 years ago and he tore the place to pieces. Amazing.
	11:55am chromaphone: Clapton's tone has been inconsistent ever since the Bluesbreakers. Sometimes it is great sometimes it is less than great.
	11:56am glenn: then again, i think peter green is better.
	11:56am the Canterbury wood-elf: Never had any time for Clapton at all (and I didn't even know aboiut his racist outbursts til recently). He does what he does well enough, but he's been stuck inside a set blues scales for 50+ years. It's a joke that he's regarded a some kind of guitar uber-hero and someone as imaginative on the fretboard as Steve Hillage is the butt of anti-hippie jokes (at least in the UK).
	11:56am d¢ pät: @glenn: I don't buy that at all. Certainly influential but not exclusively.
	11:57am Trouble: merci and cheerio!! and next week i have a guest: DJ nicodemus!
	11:57am d¢ pät: yeah as far as guitar gods goes, he doesn't even make the freakin list for me.
	11:57am chromaphone: @glenn - me too!
	11:59am Alex Kid in Miracle World: did Morrissey join Stereolab?
	12:00pm glenn: no, i don't think exclusive of others. i don't think i said so.
	12:00pm JakeGould: Too late for Trouble, but wanted to say I like this playlist art/image from Tony Feher. Kudos!
	12:00pm d¢ pät: but then maybe I spend too much time listening to the source of his music...
	12:04pm kayt: sorry trouble next time- Cuarta Fey- rah de Seen-zah-sh

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 21, 2015

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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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April 21, 2015: to not live in isolation

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
james blackshaw	averoigne "averoigne" by "james blackshaw"	summoning suns	important		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
shilpa ray	burning bride "burning bride" by "shilpa ray"	last year's savage	Northern Spy		*	0:02:06 (Pop-up)
else marie pade	alfeland "alfeland" by "else marie pade"	Electronic Works: 1958-1995	imprec		*	0:07:12 (Pop-up)
james blackshaw	averoigne "averoigne" by "james blackshaw"	summoning suns				0:12:59 (Pop-up)
the soundcarriers	time will come "time will come" by "the soundcarriers"	harmonium				0:14:34 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	what's it gonna be?					0:19:14 (Pop-up)
79ers gang	drama "drama" by "79ers gang"	fire on the bayou	sinking city		*	0:21:21 (Pop-up)
winston williams & pat kelly	sweet like candy	bunny striker lee full up				0:26:17 (Pop-up)

vetiver	stronger still "stronger still" by "vetiver"	complete strangers	easy sound		*	0:35:35 (Pop-up)
the springfields	sunflower "sunflower" by "the springfields"	there and back again lane	sarah records			0:41:54 (Pop-up)
east river pipe	40 miles "40 miles" by "east river pipe"	goodbye california				0:45:40 (Pop-up)
peaking lights	synthy "synthy" by "peaking lights"	936				0:52:40 (Pop-up)
matching mole	immediate curtain "immediate curtain" by "matching mole"	matching mole				0:55:25 (Pop-up)
moon duo	in a cloud "in a cloud" by "moon duo"	shadow of the sun	sacred bones		*	1:01:28 (Pop-up)
harold grosskopf	while i'm walking	oceanheart	Bureau B / Sky	1986	*	1:07:20 (Pop-up)
Yasmine Hamdan	aleb "aleb" by "Yasmine Hamdan"	ya nass	crammed discs		*	1:12:51 (Pop-up)
dan deacon	learning to relax "learning to relax" by "dan deacon"	glass riffer	domino		*	1:18:03 (Pop-up)

paul desmond	o gato "o gato" by "paul desmond"	bossa antigua feat jim hall				1:30:28 (Pop-up)
pan ron	bros ey kov prerl ( naughty boy)	Rough Guide to Psychedelic Cambodia (V/A)	world music network		*	1:34:24 (Pop-up)
billie davis and the LeRoys	whatcha gonna do	Keep Lookin': 80 More Mod, Soul, and Freakbeat Nuggets	rpm		*	1:37:48 (Pop-up)
kitty, daisy & lewis	whenever you see me	the third	sunday best		*	1:40:27 (Pop-up)
the slits	man next door "man next door" by "the slits"	sherwood at the controls vol 1 1979-1984	on-U sound		*	1:45:10 (Pop-up)
modern art	alternative universe ( edit)	cold waves of color	lion/color tapes		*	1:47:52 (Pop-up)
fennesz sakamoto	haru "haru" by "fennesz sakamoto"	cendre				1:51:41 (Pop-up)

liam hayes	greenfield "greenfield" by "liam hayes"	slurrup	fat possum		*	2:02:36 (Pop-up)
dom la nena	o vento remixed by arturo en el barco	ela por eles remixes				2:05:36 (Pop-up)
josephine foster	the wave of love	blood rushing				2:10:10 (Pop-up)
Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos Postizos	esclavo triste	The Prosthetic Cubans				2:12:01 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	used to be dub "used to be dub" by "hollie cook"	prince fatty presents hollie cook in dub				2:17:57 (Pop-up)
grouper	made of air "made of air" by "grouper"	ruins			*	2:21:25 (Pop-up)
rotary connection	tales of brave ulysses	songs				2:32:31 (Pop-up)
honeychurch	the winter part one "the winter part one" by "honeychurch"	will you be there with me	siren records			2:36:52 (Pop-up)

nara	marcha da quarta feira de cinzas	me-10				2:45:45 (Pop-up)
the go betweens	castle and cane "castle and cane" by "the go betweens"	g stands for go betweens	domino		*	2:48:43 (Pop-up)
shirley collins	richie story "richie story" by "shirley collins"	the power of the true love knot				2:52:25 (Pop-up)
the new lines	8239 "8239" by "the new lines"	fall in line				2:56:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am ernst soup: Morning Trouble. Definitely first here today
	9:03am doca: Oi, Trouble! It seems like happened some trouble with the playlist .jpg file today
	9:04am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'SUPPICHAW?
	9:05am Claw!: ¡Buenos dias, Muchá! Hey there, Madame Trouble!
	9:07am sphere: howdy howdy
	9:07am adrian in mpls: morning everyone!
	9:10am Trouble: obrigado doca! if i leave off one tiny bit the whole things goes wonky. fixed it now, erg. GOOD MORNING grey world
	9:11am Webhamster Henry: Hello Trouble - birdcall like electronics this morning!
	9:12am Trouble: todays artwork is by tony feher
	9:14am MD: Hello modern people in the modern world!
	9:14am sphere: this Elsa Marie Pade is fab. so much great electronic music in the academia files.... :)
	9:14am Trouble: indeed, webmaster, indeed. i agree sphere!
	9:15am Berg: Loved that last piece, thanks Trouble
	9:17am doctorjazz: Hi all!
	9:21am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good soggy morning all!
	9:24am doca: Beautiful artwork, now that we can see it!
	9:26am lloyd michigan: Nice colors. Go Gators!
	9:26am MD: this is amazing!!!
	9:26am MD: this boy don't want no....!!!!
	9:26am MD: Thank You Trouble!!
	9:32am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and troublataires !
	9:32am Rusty: Rock Steady! Trouble style, gat up and D- A- N-C-E
	9:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - for those of us who could use a primer - Mardi Gras Indians wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:43am Trouble: thanks rev rabbit, that's great!
	9:44am tomasz.: i know about them from the show Treme mainly
	9:53am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, all!
	9:59am Trouble: good morning late risers. wish i could put myself in that category...
	10:03am Ghost of Posts Past: sounded a little groggy there Trouble ;)
	10:04am Trouble: it's all the spring frogs laying eggs in the studio here, they're getting to me
	10:07am Ghost of Posts Past: frogs are a sign of good luck in some cultures. probably :p
	10:12am βrian: Light snow on the isthmus today. Oy.
	10:13am βrian: "Vous regardez les grenouilles ?"
	10:15am Trouble: j'espere a voir des grenouilles, mais pas encore.
	10:20am d¢ pät: that Yasmine Hamdan is something else...
	10:22am Priscilla: Hey, my copy of this song sounds different!
	10:28am Polyus: Trouble, you're my orchestra on the Titanic today. Keep the music coming, we're taking on water and starting to list.
	10:29am duke: This sounds like every Doctor's office I have been in.
	10:29am common: hey trouble and people!
	10:31am chromaphone: love this album :)
	10:32am Andrew Waterloo: Ugh, Je passe examen de français se soir. :/
	10:33am Andrew Waterloo: Here's some classic Canadian french practice: www.youtube.com...
	10:36am pierre: hmmmm frogs, yummy ! Bonne chance Andrew Waterloo
	10:37am Andrew Waterloo: merci! Pierre
	10:40am P-90: Excuse me is this the Modern World? Good, I'm in the right place!
	10:45am glenn: kitty daisy and lewis. their mom's a raincoat.
	10:46am Claw!: Love this Slits jam! I have this single. :))
	10:46am Faye: Trouble I have literally been listening to this Slits track on repeat for the past 3 days
	10:46am d¢ pät: YAY Slits!
	10:47am ranjit: I thought this was a Raincoats song I'd never heard...
	10:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Saw The Slits do that at Maxwell's. Twice!
	10:55am Faye: greg omg really
	10:55am P-90: Hey, it's Faye! Hi Faye!
	10:55am Trouble: hah! i know why that is faye...
	10:56am Faye: ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ hi! yes trouble you know.....
	10:56am sugarwolf: hi hi hi... I am trying to clean this week, not going well....
	10:58am Trouble: sugarwolf have you read the japanese book that is sweeping the nation? no pun intended. just reading a review of that book has influenced me to toss and toss away lots
	10:58am sugarwolf: Got decent decent sized donate and trash piles but still so much
	10:59am patpoon: "Transmitting From Mars" sample!!
	10:59am sugarwolf: I am in sympathy with Iris Apfel's view in (i think??) the NYT magazine... I like stuff and clutter!!
	11:03am d¢ pät: yeah, my wife was taken with that book and started trying to clean up. My view is creative people don't spend all their time cleaning shit up--they spend time creating because they know where everything is. I could be wrong though..
	11:06am P-90: Whether you're pro-clutter or no-clutter, Iris rules!
	11:11am Brian in UK: Hello Trouble. Cats Cradles at Rest springs to mind for the picture.
	11:11am Andrew Waterloo: I could use a bit more cleaning up. For now I will keep using the box trick.
	11:13am d¢ pät: I actually long to be orderly, organized in that way. But it would require tremendous energy and time to accomplish and I think I've come to terms with the fact that I'm a bit sloppy.
	11:13am Priscilla: What's the box trick? Throw everything in boxes?
	11:14am d¢ pät: RIBOT!! probably my biggest influence guitar-wise now..
	11:14am Andrew Waterloo: Put the stuff you want to keep because you 'might need it someday' in a box and close it up. Wait a week. If you can't think of something in the box that you might need just throw the box out.
	11:16am Priscilla: Ah. One week, you say? :-)
	11:16am d¢ pät: ..and then in one week and one day, slap your head and say "Fuck, I throw away my train whistle!!! I NEED IT IN THIS SONG!!!"
	11:17am Andrew Waterloo: You'd be surprised at how rarely you remember what you put in the box.
	11:18am d¢ pät: actually, I've been tossing a bunch of crap out lately. You have to if you live in a tiny DC row house.
	11:20am glenn: huh. i'm just now using some pieces of beautiful 1/4 sawn walnut i've been storing for ten years. i don't subscribe to the throw it out if you can't think of an immediate use for it theory.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - too draconian for me - but does make the point about having stuff that you are not using. ...I think this might be the lady I saw talk about her book when I was in Santa Barbara; this lady spoke of the irony of Americans coming to learn about Feng Shui placement - when they're choke up w/ all these things. The U.S. is a July 4th ♋Cancer - acquisitive; we even take a home w/ us when we vacation on the road!...She wondered what it was about us - an anxiety from the Depression? Must.have.things. Frankly - I'm w/ dc pat & glenn though - I'm 100% that type. I'd bet Picasso's primary use of the housekeeper wasn't necessarily tidiness - nudge nudge...(If that's sexist, consider it a reflection on Pablo...)
	11:22am the Canterbury wood-elf: Reassuring that people are still making dub that sounds this good. I went to a dub convention last year and it was all monotonous techno-ey stuff. Just read that Hollie Cook is the daughter of a Sex Pistol and goddaughter of Boy George!
	11:22am Andrew Waterloo: @glenn, I mainly use it for clutter and things that don't really have a place.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - like - you glenn prob. have a workshop - a place for it...
	11:22am Dean: Don't throw away anything, ever. Nothing. Keep it all. I know from whence I speak. In a fit of pretend nonchalance about my stuff back in the '80s I tossed all of my issues of Flipside, Slash, and assorted punk memorabilia. I gained a box. I lost an archive.
	11:23am glenn: then again, i have space to store stuff, so that's a factor.
	11:24am Trouble: a dub convention!! now that sounds good, on paper at least. my husband is at a librarian convention, i'm sure he'd rather be at the dub version
	11:24am common: going out into the world...this music is perfect to have in my head now!
	11:25am Dean: Which librarian convention?
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everything is collectable if old enuff! Things usually get thrown out, or flooded or burned. Space indeed the final frontier.
	11:28am Priscilla: Just thinking about my near-intact box of ColorAid paper from 35 years ago. I would never be able to throw that out.
	11:29am the Canterbury wood-elf: @Trouble United Nations of Dub. unodweekender.com Old-school Brixton-style soundclashes as night. SO loud. I was surprised how young the crowd were - it seems dubstep has led a lot of youth back to dub, but they want it faster and more digital sounding. Very little King Tubby, Scientist or anything like that, so it was hard for me to get into. Excellent, peaceful vibes, tho', as you'd expect.
	11:31am d¢ pät: I like the Grouper.
	11:32am Alex Kid in Miracle World: this shit is hitting the spot
	11:33am Trouble: NJLA
	11:34am Dean: Ah, a regional group. At least those can be more productive than the big affairs. I've never been to ALA, hope never to go. Much like Grouper, if perhaps a little less placid, Ingenting Kollektiva: http://invisiblebirds.org/fledgelings/ingenting.html
	11:36am the Canterbury wood-elf: Wow, that's Minnie Ripperton singing the backing!
	11:37am Alex Kid in Miracle World: i thought i had another window open w/ sound playing
	11:37am Brian in UK: @Canterbury. I am going to get me some Keith Hudson Brand dub in a minute. Oh Yeah.
	11:40am Trouble: thanks dean! i will look that up
	11:43am d¢ pät: I love Cream's first album but hate Eric Crapton...
	11:44am Lucky: Just stopped in to hear some of your show. Awesome as usual!
	11:44am d¢ pät: Olivia Neutron John! Been wanting to see her. She's nuts.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as both music junkie & git-tar diddler myself - love Clapton in the 1960s - & basically no use for him later: odd when like that w/ artists...happens...
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& the 'center of gravity' in Cream was Jack Bruce really.
	11:46am d¢ pät: well he essentially revealed that he was/is a racist asshole after the 60's so maybe that's it.
	11:47am Dean: Derek & the Dominos? No redemption there?
	11:47am d¢ pät: Cream = Jack Bruce AND Ginger Baker
	11:47am sugarwolf: Going to the record fair Sunday (I hope) and am going to try to not buy much
	11:47am d¢ pät: @Dean: nah, don't care.
	11:47am Brian in UK: Trouble I am with you on Record Fairs. Madness.
	11:48am Trouble: thanks lucky!
	11:48am d¢ pät: ..and whatever he recorded with Yardbirds of course.
	11:48am Brian in UK: I prefer Creme Fraiche. French Cream tribute Band!!!!!
	11:49am Polyus: I would be interested to know what the most expensive record ever purchased at the WFMU record fair is.
	11:49am SeanG: YES
	11:50am SeanG: anybody go to that Go-Betweens show at Southpaw back in 2005 in Brooklyn??
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dcp: - & Bluesbreakers ! - Blind Faith when not overplayed...
	11:53am d¢ pät: BLuesbreakers is John Mayall but ok...Not really interested in Blind Faith either.
	11:54am glenn: that first bluesbreakers album is unbelievably influential, though, in everything from licks to solos to his guitar tone. he was the first guy to get that sound. so, for better or worse, pretty much every modern rock guitarist owes something to eric clapton.
	11:54am d¢ pät: I saw John Mayall about 25 years ago and he tore the place to pieces. Amazing.
	11:55am chromaphone: Clapton's tone has been inconsistent ever since the Bluesbreakers. Sometimes it is great sometimes it is less than great.
	11:56am glenn: then again, i think peter green is better.
	11:56am the Canterbury wood-elf: Never had any time for Clapton at all (and I didn't even know aboiut his racist outbursts til recently). He does what he does well enough, but he's been stuck inside a set blues scales for 50+ years. It's a joke that he's regarded a some kind of guitar uber-hero and someone as imaginative on the fretboard as Steve Hillage is the butt of anti-hippie jokes (at least in the UK).
	11:56am d¢ pät: @glenn: I don't buy that at all. Certainly influential but not exclusively.
	11:57am Trouble: merci and cheerio!! and next week i have a guest: DJ nicodemus!
	11:57am d¢ pät: yeah as far as guitar gods goes, he doesn't even make the freakin list for me.
	11:57am chromaphone: @glenn - me too!
	11:59am Alex Kid in Miracle World: did Morrissey join Stereolab?
	12:00pm glenn: no, i don't think exclusive of others. i don't think i said so.
	12:00pm JakeGould: Too late for Trouble, but wanted to say I like this playlist art/image from Tony Feher. Kudos!
	12:00pm d¢ pät: but then maybe I spend too much time listening to the source of his music...
	12:04pm kayt: sorry trouble next time- Cuarta Fey- rah de Seen-zah-sh

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 21, 2015

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