WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 10, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good grey morning nyc and happy tuesday to the rest of the non grey universe
	9:04am riley: We just had a week of heavy mists and rain here in Asheville. Trouble comes on air and the clouds open up and golden sunlight streams down. True story! Good morning!
	9:06am annie: good morning trouble!! riley, that cloud just moved west at the perfect time! here in asheville, too. good to see the hordes from here growing.
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: Wrekmeister Harmonies: close but no relation!
	9:06am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Zzz. Good morning. Looking forward to the show.
	9:07am riley: See Trouble @annie provides my perfect alibi! :-)
	9:12am Trouble: i do have magical powers, i just like to keep them under wraps in case the higher ups get wind of them. you know how it is with super heroes, so much bad press
	9:12am lazylinepainter: Good morning, Trouble and all. I'm a long-time listener, first-time commenter. ...and it is grey in KY too.
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Gray days now and again make you appreciate the sunny days.
	9:16am redkayak: Greetings from the (currently) Sunny Midwest. Like that picture on the playlist!
	9:20am Monstrositor: It's grey in Austin, TX as well. A welcome change of pace here.
	9:21am testingwithfire: good morning all. listening thru earplugs b/c my building is testing the fire alarm system Very, Very Thoroughly.
	9:22am famous original sugarwolf: Helloooo
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guten Morgen~Tzag Better than coffee sometimes testingwithfire !... ...spirit of Syd Barrett never entirely too far away...
	9:23am emily: good morning, trouble
	9:24am emily: love the artwork this morning
	9:27am Trouble: helllloooo lazyline painter: new comers welcome, old timers welcome. all except the donald are welcome. well, i could probably narrow that down a little more...
	9:29am Trouble: bonjour emily, merci! today's art is by Carlos Merida, from 1940
	9:29am Neanderthal Head: Is this the Dusty Show?
	9:31am testingwithfire: what this fool believes. Love this tune and i cannot lie.
	9:32am chromaphone: Bring back the record speed changes, that was hilarious!
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: Bird song automaton: gajitz.com...
	9:40am famous original sugarwolf: I am assuming the lovely NJ governor is not welcome either?
	9:46am testingwithfire: julia holter tune could go on for another hour
	9:49am Trouble: king christie would be very welcome in dante's hell @ famous orig sugarwolf
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: @famous original sugarwolf - If he's loudly bawling out someone on his cell phone, then probably not. The correct behavior is to listen quietly to the music programming.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: good morning all
	9:55am wizard frog: ;_;
	9:57am famous original sugarwolf: I love that he got told off at for yelling on phone in a quiet car.
	9:57am Artie Haywire: A promise has been extended for sun later in the day. Please keep those powers engaged for a bit longer. (til noon ought to do it...)
	9:58am gina k: This is perfectly in tune with the construction noise outside my window, very cool!
	10:04am Mark R.: Wow, this Blood Moon Raga deal is SUPER cool.
	10:08am zinoy: Great music all the time
	10:09am Trouble: if i need to offer an explanation for today's show: Cancer (June 22–July 22) If we were regular old astrologists, Cancer, we’d tell you that you have carte blanche this month to bend the rules, behave amorally, and do some things that might be perceived as unjust. But because we’re art astrologists, we’re going to use a phrase we throw around a lot in HAWUSA (Horoscope Art Writers, USA chapter) meetings: you have Robert Ryman (aka carte blanche, since he only makes white painting) to be a little rash and irresponsible in November, because otherwise you’re going to get trampled (emotionally and professionally).
	10:10am Trouble: merci zinoy!
	10:12am Monstrositor: If my irresponsibility lands me in jail, can I use my astrological carte blanche as a defense in court?
	10:13am Guido from Cologne: great tunes today had that "New Age Steppers" on a mixtape decades ago. great to hear that again.
	10:13am testingwithfire: maybe it's an aftereffect of the aural torture by the fire alarms but Trouble's always great show sounds sublime this morning. Maybe there really was a fire and I died and ascended to WFMU heaven.
	10:14am Trouble: yes, if the stars say so, @monstrositor
	10:14am Brian in UK: Hey Cancer sister. Me 16th.
	10:16am Monstrositor: Thanks, Trouble! Look out, Wells Fargo truck! You're about to get Cancered!
	10:17am Dave in Vermont: so good, so nice
	10:17am Mark the Sardine: Trouble playing reggae! Love it.
	10:19am annie: july 6th here, no wonder why i feel like cutting loose!
	10:22am lazylinepainter: I love the art horoscopes of which you speak...Libra one is so racy: Now is a good time to be promiscuous, Libra, just know that your flings, experiments, and nocturnal adventures, though fun, will not result in anything particularly profound or enduring. Try doing it on the floor, or against the wall, or in public. Could it work suspended from the ceiling? Have you considered bringing in more people to collaborate with? Why not incorporate video? You should indulge all your impulses this month, artistically and otherwise.
	10:25am geegee vindaloo: Libra here, I guess I'm staying in tonight with my toybox
	10:25am Trouble: that''s my youngest sister's birthday brian in UK. I am the 7th
	10:27am bobdoesthings: @trouble - is this one going out to our new mascot, dusty?
	10:28am Trouble: o yes it is bob!!!
	10:28am famous original sugarwolf: I hope Dusty doesn't end up like the chinchillas in the song!!!
	10:28am Joe McG: Trouble, you win! Chinchilla song! :)
	10:30am Priscilla: Dusty the mascot www.flickr.com...
	10:31am egal: I was hoping a bandicoot would win.
	10:32am Priscilla: Brown University people
	10:32am bobdoesthings: me and my cat lucas weren't even sadden by our lose.. when you see a photo of a chinchilla... and you say the word "chinchilla" out loud.. .you can't be mad.. i mean.. com'on .. CHINCHILLA! that's a fun time.
	10:33am JakeGould: I generally think Chinchilla’s are ugly, smashed face rodents with disturbingly large whiskers, but holding card up? Yeah. Looks good!
	10:33am Roberto: Chinchillas do need to keep cool.
	10:34am famous original sugarwolf: My chinchilla story is we have a chinchilla jacket for sale at work for $16,000 :(
	10:35am Negev: I like your chinchilla story!
	10:35am Listener Robert: I know. I'm the Listener Robert with Wolfie the stuffed wolf, but c'm'on, how could they not pick a chinchilla? And the submitter happens to share my screen name.
	10:37am Listener Robert: The card entitles the member chinchilla to buy liquor at Monty Hall if they ever institute that. I wonder what a tipsy chinchilla's like.
	10:38am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: How can a Chinchilla afford a $16,000 jacket?
	10:38am famous original sugarwolf: We cater to the very affluent chinchillas
	10:39am famous original sugarwolf: The Tipsy Chinchilla sounds like a great cocktail!!
	10:40am bobdoesthings: @jake - some chinchillas work hard their whole life.. let them reward themselves when they wanna feel successful about themselves.
	10:42am Trouble: yes @ joe McG: i do win, I am very competitive...
	10:43am Joe McG: @Trouble: But you win every week. :)
	10:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Unlike human hair follicles with a mere one hair each, chinchilla follicles have up to eighty hairs each. I found that in my chinchilla research yesterday.
	10:44am Trouble: aw shucks, Joe McG. are you trying to con me into washing the sink?
	10:46am JakeGould: @bobdoesthings: Yeah, I guess I should not be so judgmental of Chinchilla economic values.
	10:49am Joe McG: @Trouble: I'll settle for seeing you for a moment after your show.
	10:51am Sometimes Jasmine: Such a perfect show
	10:54am Trouble: thanks sometimes jasmine!
	10:58am Doug S.: Elyse is wonderful. So glad she's getting the Numero treatment.
	11:02am riley: zachary yay.
	11:06am Ben Uno-Air Logic: i love the swear lag! makes it more idiosyncratic. more of a mix vibe...
	11:08am Scott: What was that shoe-gazey kind of thing?
	11:10am bobdoesthings: Morandi?
	11:11am JT: Morandi... also has twp shows up in NYC, BTW
	11:12am bobdoesthings: all those art history classed FINALLY pay off.
	11:15am JakeGould: Richard Hell’s “I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp” is a decent read. Except for one thing: Every woman he meets, discusses or admires in it gets some elaborate sentence or two on their breasts. I think it’s his running gag. Also reading Art Donovan’s “Fatso” and he talks about goofy things and eating food just like you expect a human caricature to.
	11:15am Monstrositor: I recently saw some amazing screenprints by two artists named Daniel Danger and James Flames
	11:16am JT: There are Morandi show's at David Zwirner in Chelsea and at the Center for Italian Modern Art in Soho ( reservations required ). Lastly there is a good painting show at Algus Greenspon 71 Morton St West Village
	11:16am PKNY: Don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I've seen a bunch of 'Net reports that Allen Toussaint has passed away. Damn, another legend leaves us.
	11:16am geegee vindaloo: I just finished "A Planet for Rent" by Yoss. He's a Cuban science fiction writer. The book is a series of short stories about earth becoming a 3rd world tourist destination for beings from more highly developed planets.
	11:16am Monstrositor: And Dan McCarthy was another phenomenal screenprint artist who was in the same show. Can't leave him out.
	11:17am emily: Have read a lot of Anita Brookner until I wanted to slit my wrists. Am reading Proust. It is a five year project. Also, the Robert Caro "Lyndon Johnson" series: another longish project. Now I want to go to the Princeton Museum!
	11:17am Jeff: I was going to suggest Morandi after I finished feeding the dog and got back to a computer... Noted still-life photographer and SUNY Purchase faculty member Jan Groover was a big Morandi fan. I got into Morandi the back way. looking for that compositional influence on Groover's formally-composed, subtly-lit and usually platinum/palladium-printed photos. I recommend looking up both artists.
	11:17am Tardigrade: I discovered an artist by the name of Simon Stalenhag yesterday. If anyones a minor sci fi head his home page has an amazing story told in pictures only that you can scroll through..... haven't read all about it yet but wicked artwork!
	11:19am JakeGould: As far as photos go, really stunned at how perfectly Joseph Szabo captures an era with “Rolling Stones Fans.” www.anothermag.com...
	11:21am Monstrositor: Thanks for the recommendation, Tardigrade.
	11:21am JakeGould: @emily: There’s no such thing as the pocket Robert Caro, right?
	11:24am bobdoesthings: as for photos/still life - I love www.dantobinsmith.com... work.. however much more of a commercial artist.. but as a photo retoucher and a person who sits on the more technical side of commercial studio photo work I've always admired his work.
	11:24am JT: Hey Jeff! I had Jan Groover as a teacher as well '84-'88. She was the best Teacher ever and her appreciation of Morandi was contagious.. I even cat-sat for her back in the day.. She loved her cats too.
	11:28am Jeff: Hey, @JT - I never actually attended Purchase; I dated someone who went there, and have had a small cadre of Purchase people (including several photographers) as friends ever since.
	11:29am Monstrositor: @bobdoesthings - Good call. I love the color series. It's been a while since I've had my mind blown by phtography
	11:32am bobdoesthings: @monstositor - yeahhh, :)
	11:34am Monstrositor: The East Austin Studio Tour starts this weekend, so I'll have some more new artists to share next Tuesday
	11:38am emily: I wish @jake, but then you wouldn't get all of the details. It's a long slog but really rewarding. FYI: I taught one year at Purchase (when I was a child): I drove up to Purchase with Jan Groover. She was an amazing person. Her retrospective at MoMA (in early 90's) was great. She left the Bowery and America for France because she couldn't stand it (she said this in the car). This was before the second Bush!
	11:40am JakeGould: Hey folks, the “Jem and Holograms” movie has been pulled. And ditto with the “Steve Jobs” movie. Film industry collapse?
	11:44am JakeGould: Eh. Don’t care myself. But just funny to see this happen.
	11:51am JT: Trouble has a good crowd..
	11:52am Kevlicki: Hey trouble and all, visiting kinda late this morning.
	11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Jobs bio was well worth reading - but the movie was aggrandizing?
	11:53am Brian in UK: Allen Toussaint died suddenly after his Madrid show last night. He was due to play London on 15th. A sad day for music.
	11:54am JakeGould: @RevolutionRabbitNov63: I think that regardless of content the issue is… Who actually cares about paying $10+ to see most movies nowadays when you can stream most anything anywhere even a phone in your pocket.
	11:54am Trouble: thanks!!! @JT
	11:55am Brian in UK: A director makes a film to be seen in a cinema. The only place to watch a film.
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They pulled the Brian Wilson real quick too. Uh-huh - just like still charging $17 for CDs & then wondering why you don't sell anything...In fact Jobs tried to drag them along w/ iTunes & such...
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening and chiming in today peeps, see you next bat channel
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:59am JakeGould: @RevolutionRabbitNov63: Exactly. The film itself might be good, but the economics are not there anymore.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 10, 2015

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November 10, 2015: multi-colored yarn on a barrette

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
wrekmeister harmonies	night of your ascension	night of your ascension	thrill jockey			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
semool	essaie 1 "essaie 1" by "semool"	essais	Souffle Continu			*	0:17:40 (Pop-up)
helvetia	A Dot Running for the Dust	dromomania	joyful noise			*	0:24:13 (Pop-up)
doobie brothers	what a fool believes	minute by minute					0:27:38 (Pop-up)
norma lyon	call of the night bird	the music of norma lyon	Mississippi/Little Axe			*	0:31:53 (Pop-up)

U Ohn Lwin	de saung hayman ( a gloomy winter)	Sigh of Silver Strings of Savannabhumi: The Western Stringed Instruments of Burma	Mississippi/Little Axe			*	0:38:28 (Pop-up)
julia holter	My Love, My Love "My Love, My Love" by "julia holter"	Remembering Mountains:Unheard Songs By Karen Dalton					0:41:36 (Pop-up)
new age steppers	animal space "animal space" by "new age steppers"	Science Fiction Dancehall Classics (V/A)	on-U sound			*	0:48:39 (Pop-up)
trader horne	down and out blues "down and out blues" by "trader horne"	morning way	earth	1970		*	0:52:04 (Pop-up)
Arrington DiDionyso	the descent of the sun	Blood Moon Raga: New Dimensions In Devotional Music				*	0:56:10 (Pop-up)
raya brass band	with every drop that falls	raya	ray brass band			*	1:05:12 (Pop-up)
makers	don't challenge me "don't challenge me" by "makers"	Personal Space: Electronic Soul 1974-1984 (various artists)					1:10:34 (Pop-up)
gribouille	grenoble "grenoble" by "gribouille"	gribouille					1:13:21 (Pop-up)
roland alphonso	a whiter shade of pale						1:16:29 (Pop-up)
the mantles	doorframe "doorframe" by "the mantles"	all odds end	slumberland				1:19:35 (Pop-up)
beirut	gibraltar "gibraltar" by "beirut"	NO NO NO	4AD			*	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
lucille mapp	chinchilla "chinchilla" by "lucille mapp"	It's A Scandal! Songs For Soho Blondes v/a					1:26:00 (Pop-up)

Hongthong Dao-Udon	hongthong tam faen	essential	em	1970's-80's		*	1:39:36 (Pop-up)
haku	Na'u, Ke Kukuna O Ka La "Na'u, Ke Kukuna O Ka La" by "haku"	Na Mele A Ka Haku (The Music of Haku)	em			*	1:44:18 (Pop-up)
magic castles	lost in space "lost in space" by "magic castles"	starflower	A recordings			*	1:50:17 (Pop-up)
Elyse Weinberg	nicodemus "nicodemus" by "Elyse Weinberg"	Greasepaint Smile	Numero Group			*	1:53:30 (Pop-up)
dam-funk	Junie's Transmission ( feat junie morrison)	invite the light	stones throw			*	1:57:28 (Pop-up)
zachary cale	dark wings "dark wings" by "zachary cale"	duskland	no quarter			*	2:01:30 (Pop-up)

helen	allison "allison" by "helen"	The Original Faces	kranky			*	2:13:49 (Pop-up)
a sunny day in glasgow	hey, you're mine	Planning Weed Like It's Acid / Life is Loss				*	2:16:43 (Pop-up)
angelo & eighteen	flight 2 "flight 2" by "angelo & eighteen"	Saint Etienne Present Songs For The Dog & Duck v/a					2:19:44 (Pop-up)
miss tati	don't let go "don't let go" by "miss tati"					*	2:22:28 (Pop-up)
anna domino	summer "summer" by "anna domino"						2:26:28 (Pop-up)
miriam	cheryl's going home "cheryl's going home" by "miriam"	down today	norton			*	2:33:43 (Pop-up)
game theory	shark pretty "shark pretty" by "game theory"	dead center	omnivore recordings	1983		*	2:35:18 (Pop-up)
the what four	dandelion wine "dandelion wine" by "the what four"	Happy Lovin' Time: Sunshine Pop from the Garpax Vaults	ace			*	2:39:29 (Pop-up)
fka twigs	mothercreep "mothercreep" by "fka twigs"		young turks			*	2:42:49 (Pop-up)
major lance	it's the beat "it's the beat" by "major lance"						2:46:21 (Pop-up)
van morrison and the street choir	i've been working	His Band and the Street Choir			re-issue	*	2:48:37 (Pop-up)
the moonlandingz	psych ersatz "psych ersatz" by "the moonlandingz"	expanded ep	chimera music			*	2:52:17 (Pop-up)
Little Joe Washington	Bossa Nova and Grits	hipshakers vol 4	vampisoul			*	2:56:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Trouble: good grey morning nyc and happy tuesday to the rest of the non grey universe
	9:04am riley: We just had a week of heavy mists and rain here in Asheville. Trouble comes on air and the clouds open up and golden sunlight streams down. True story! Good morning!
	9:06am annie: good morning trouble!! riley, that cloud just moved west at the perfect time! here in asheville, too. good to see the hordes from here growing.
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: Wrekmeister Harmonies: close but no relation!
	9:06am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Zzz. Good morning. Looking forward to the show.
	9:07am riley: See Trouble @annie provides my perfect alibi! :-)
	9:12am Trouble: i do have magical powers, i just like to keep them under wraps in case the higher ups get wind of them. you know how it is with super heroes, so much bad press
	9:12am lazylinepainter: Good morning, Trouble and all. I'm a long-time listener, first-time commenter. ...and it is grey in KY too.
	9:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Gray days now and again make you appreciate the sunny days.
	9:16am redkayak: Greetings from the (currently) Sunny Midwest. Like that picture on the playlist!
	9:20am Monstrositor: It's grey in Austin, TX as well. A welcome change of pace here.
	9:21am testingwithfire: good morning all. listening thru earplugs b/c my building is testing the fire alarm system Very, Very Thoroughly.
	9:22am famous original sugarwolf: Helloooo
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guten Morgen~Tzag Better than coffee sometimes testingwithfire !... ...spirit of Syd Barrett never entirely too far away...
	9:23am emily: good morning, trouble
	9:24am emily: love the artwork this morning
	9:27am Trouble: helllloooo lazyline painter: new comers welcome, old timers welcome. all except the donald are welcome. well, i could probably narrow that down a little more...
	9:29am Trouble: bonjour emily, merci! today's art is by Carlos Merida, from 1940
	9:29am Neanderthal Head: Is this the Dusty Show?
	9:31am testingwithfire: what this fool believes. Love this tune and i cannot lie.
	9:32am chromaphone: Bring back the record speed changes, that was hilarious!
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: Bird song automaton: gajitz.com...
	9:40am famous original sugarwolf: I am assuming the lovely NJ governor is not welcome either?
	9:46am testingwithfire: julia holter tune could go on for another hour
	9:49am Trouble: king christie would be very welcome in dante's hell @ famous orig sugarwolf
	9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: @famous original sugarwolf - If he's loudly bawling out someone on his cell phone, then probably not. The correct behavior is to listen quietly to the music programming.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: good morning all
	9:55am wizard frog: ;_;
	9:57am famous original sugarwolf: I love that he got told off at for yelling on phone in a quiet car.
	9:57am Artie Haywire: A promise has been extended for sun later in the day. Please keep those powers engaged for a bit longer. (til noon ought to do it...)
	9:58am gina k: This is perfectly in tune with the construction noise outside my window, very cool!
	10:04am Mark R.: Wow, this Blood Moon Raga deal is SUPER cool.
	10:08am zinoy: Great music all the time
	10:09am Trouble: if i need to offer an explanation for today's show: Cancer (June 22–July 22) If we were regular old astrologists, Cancer, we’d tell you that you have carte blanche this month to bend the rules, behave amorally, and do some things that might be perceived as unjust. But because we’re art astrologists, we’re going to use a phrase we throw around a lot in HAWUSA (Horoscope Art Writers, USA chapter) meetings: you have Robert Ryman (aka carte blanche, since he only makes white painting) to be a little rash and irresponsible in November, because otherwise you’re going to get trampled (emotionally and professionally).
	10:10am Trouble: merci zinoy!
	10:12am Monstrositor: If my irresponsibility lands me in jail, can I use my astrological carte blanche as a defense in court?
	10:13am Guido from Cologne: great tunes today had that "New Age Steppers" on a mixtape decades ago. great to hear that again.
	10:13am testingwithfire: maybe it's an aftereffect of the aural torture by the fire alarms but Trouble's always great show sounds sublime this morning. Maybe there really was a fire and I died and ascended to WFMU heaven.
	10:14am Trouble: yes, if the stars say so, @monstrositor
	10:14am Brian in UK: Hey Cancer sister. Me 16th.
	10:16am Monstrositor: Thanks, Trouble! Look out, Wells Fargo truck! You're about to get Cancered!
	10:17am Dave in Vermont: so good, so nice
	10:17am Mark the Sardine: Trouble playing reggae! Love it.
	10:19am annie: july 6th here, no wonder why i feel like cutting loose!
	10:22am lazylinepainter: I love the art horoscopes of which you speak...Libra one is so racy: Now is a good time to be promiscuous, Libra, just know that your flings, experiments, and nocturnal adventures, though fun, will not result in anything particularly profound or enduring. Try doing it on the floor, or against the wall, or in public. Could it work suspended from the ceiling? Have you considered bringing in more people to collaborate with? Why not incorporate video? You should indulge all your impulses this month, artistically and otherwise.
	10:25am geegee vindaloo: Libra here, I guess I'm staying in tonight with my toybox
	10:25am Trouble: that''s my youngest sister's birthday brian in UK. I am the 7th
	10:27am bobdoesthings: @trouble - is this one going out to our new mascot, dusty?
	10:28am Trouble: o yes it is bob!!!
	10:28am famous original sugarwolf: I hope Dusty doesn't end up like the chinchillas in the song!!!
	10:28am Joe McG: Trouble, you win! Chinchilla song! :)
	10:30am Priscilla: Dusty the mascot www.flickr.com...
	10:31am egal: I was hoping a bandicoot would win.
	10:32am Priscilla: Brown University people
	10:32am bobdoesthings: me and my cat lucas weren't even sadden by our lose.. when you see a photo of a chinchilla... and you say the word "chinchilla" out loud.. .you can't be mad.. i mean.. com'on .. CHINCHILLA! that's a fun time.
	10:33am JakeGould: I generally think Chinchilla’s are ugly, smashed face rodents with disturbingly large whiskers, but holding card up? Yeah. Looks good!
	10:33am Roberto: Chinchillas do need to keep cool.
	10:34am famous original sugarwolf: My chinchilla story is we have a chinchilla jacket for sale at work for $16,000 :(
	10:35am Negev: I like your chinchilla story!
	10:35am Listener Robert: I know. I'm the Listener Robert with Wolfie the stuffed wolf, but c'm'on, how could they not pick a chinchilla? And the submitter happens to share my screen name.
	10:37am Listener Robert: The card entitles the member chinchilla to buy liquor at Monty Hall if they ever institute that. I wonder what a tipsy chinchilla's like.
	10:38am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: How can a Chinchilla afford a $16,000 jacket?
	10:38am famous original sugarwolf: We cater to the very affluent chinchillas
	10:39am famous original sugarwolf: The Tipsy Chinchilla sounds like a great cocktail!!
	10:40am bobdoesthings: @jake - some chinchillas work hard their whole life.. let them reward themselves when they wanna feel successful about themselves.
	10:42am Trouble: yes @ joe McG: i do win, I am very competitive...
	10:43am Joe McG: @Trouble: But you win every week. :)
	10:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Unlike human hair follicles with a mere one hair each, chinchilla follicles have up to eighty hairs each. I found that in my chinchilla research yesterday.
	10:44am Trouble: aw shucks, Joe McG. are you trying to con me into washing the sink?
	10:46am JakeGould: @bobdoesthings: Yeah, I guess I should not be so judgmental of Chinchilla economic values.
	10:49am Joe McG: @Trouble: I'll settle for seeing you for a moment after your show.
	10:51am Sometimes Jasmine: Such a perfect show
	10:54am Trouble: thanks sometimes jasmine!
	10:58am Doug S.: Elyse is wonderful. So glad she's getting the Numero treatment.
	11:02am riley: zachary yay.
	11:06am Ben Uno-Air Logic: i love the swear lag! makes it more idiosyncratic. more of a mix vibe...
	11:08am Scott: What was that shoe-gazey kind of thing?
	11:10am bobdoesthings: Morandi?
	11:11am JT: Morandi... also has twp shows up in NYC, BTW
	11:12am bobdoesthings: all those art history classed FINALLY pay off.
	11:15am JakeGould: Richard Hell’s “I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp” is a decent read. Except for one thing: Every woman he meets, discusses or admires in it gets some elaborate sentence or two on their breasts. I think it’s his running gag. Also reading Art Donovan’s “Fatso” and he talks about goofy things and eating food just like you expect a human caricature to.
	11:15am Monstrositor: I recently saw some amazing screenprints by two artists named Daniel Danger and James Flames
	11:16am JT: There are Morandi show's at David Zwirner in Chelsea and at the Center for Italian Modern Art in Soho ( reservations required ). Lastly there is a good painting show at Algus Greenspon 71 Morton St West Village
	11:16am PKNY: Don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I've seen a bunch of 'Net reports that Allen Toussaint has passed away. Damn, another legend leaves us.
	11:16am geegee vindaloo: I just finished "A Planet for Rent" by Yoss. He's a Cuban science fiction writer. The book is a series of short stories about earth becoming a 3rd world tourist destination for beings from more highly developed planets.
	11:16am Monstrositor: And Dan McCarthy was another phenomenal screenprint artist who was in the same show. Can't leave him out.
	11:17am emily: Have read a lot of Anita Brookner until I wanted to slit my wrists. Am reading Proust. It is a five year project. Also, the Robert Caro "Lyndon Johnson" series: another longish project. Now I want to go to the Princeton Museum!
	11:17am Jeff: I was going to suggest Morandi after I finished feeding the dog and got back to a computer... Noted still-life photographer and SUNY Purchase faculty member Jan Groover was a big Morandi fan. I got into Morandi the back way. looking for that compositional influence on Groover's formally-composed, subtly-lit and usually platinum/palladium-printed photos. I recommend looking up both artists.
	11:17am Tardigrade: I discovered an artist by the name of Simon Stalenhag yesterday. If anyones a minor sci fi head his home page has an amazing story told in pictures only that you can scroll through..... haven't read all about it yet but wicked artwork!
	11:19am JakeGould: As far as photos go, really stunned at how perfectly Joseph Szabo captures an era with “Rolling Stones Fans.” www.anothermag.com...
	11:21am Monstrositor: Thanks for the recommendation, Tardigrade.
	11:21am JakeGould: @emily: There’s no such thing as the pocket Robert Caro, right?
	11:24am bobdoesthings: as for photos/still life - I love www.dantobinsmith.com... work.. however much more of a commercial artist.. but as a photo retoucher and a person who sits on the more technical side of commercial studio photo work I've always admired his work.
	11:24am JT: Hey Jeff! I had Jan Groover as a teacher as well '84-'88. She was the best Teacher ever and her appreciation of Morandi was contagious.. I even cat-sat for her back in the day.. She loved her cats too.
	11:28am Jeff: Hey, @JT - I never actually attended Purchase; I dated someone who went there, and have had a small cadre of Purchase people (including several photographers) as friends ever since.
	11:29am Monstrositor: @bobdoesthings - Good call. I love the color series. It's been a while since I've had my mind blown by phtography
	11:32am bobdoesthings: @monstositor - yeahhh, :)
	11:34am Monstrositor: The East Austin Studio Tour starts this weekend, so I'll have some more new artists to share next Tuesday
	11:38am emily: I wish @jake, but then you wouldn't get all of the details. It's a long slog but really rewarding. FYI: I taught one year at Purchase (when I was a child): I drove up to Purchase with Jan Groover. She was an amazing person. Her retrospective at MoMA (in early 90's) was great. She left the Bowery and America for France because she couldn't stand it (she said this in the car). This was before the second Bush!
	11:40am JakeGould: Hey folks, the “Jem and Holograms” movie has been pulled. And ditto with the “Steve Jobs” movie. Film industry collapse?
	11:44am JakeGould: Eh. Don’t care myself. But just funny to see this happen.
	11:51am JT: Trouble has a good crowd..
	11:52am Kevlicki: Hey trouble and all, visiting kinda late this morning.
	11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Jobs bio was well worth reading - but the movie was aggrandizing?
	11:53am Brian in UK: Allen Toussaint died suddenly after his Madrid show last night. He was due to play London on 15th. A sad day for music.
	11:54am JakeGould: @RevolutionRabbitNov63: I think that regardless of content the issue is… Who actually cares about paying $10+ to see most movies nowadays when you can stream most anything anywhere even a phone in your pocket.
	11:54am Trouble: thanks!!! @JT
	11:55am Brian in UK: A director makes a film to be seen in a cinema. The only place to watch a film.
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They pulled the Brian Wilson real quick too. Uh-huh - just like still charging $17 for CDs & then wondering why you don't sell anything...In fact Jobs tried to drag them along w/ iTunes & such...
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening and chiming in today peeps, see you next bat channel
	11:58am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!
	11:59am JakeGould: @RevolutionRabbitNov63: Exactly. The film itself might be good, but the economics are not there anymore.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 10, 2015

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