WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:01am SHAGALOV: ☃☀❄☜MORNING! ❥
	9:02am officina: Frank's passion...?
	9:03am Trouble: good morning shagalov in russia!
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour !
	9:04am Listener Robert: Are those Coke bottles custom modded, or were those actual prod'n models?
	9:05am Listener Robert: Or are they not mods at all, but ceramic artwork?
	9:09am Trouble: today's art work is by Zhang Hongtu- “Six-Pack of Kekou-Kele (Coca-Cola)". i have it labeled wrong in the picture. will change that later
	9:10am Adrian in London: Lovely! When I saw Dom a few weeks ago she tried to make the audience dance; all the Spanish and French people were up for it and most of we English people had think bubbles above our heads saying "Make it stop! We're FAR too self-conscious for this!"
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour tuesday/mardi!
	9:13am Listener Robert: What I'm asking is whether Zhang Hongtu arranged & photographed existing Coke bottles like that that were prod'n models, or painted the bottles, or made ceramics in the shape of Coke bottles & caps.
	9:13am Trouble: she did that in NYC also adrian! i saw less dancing thtn perhaps she would have liked. she toured with jane birkin before setting off on her own, I think she learned a thing or two from her about the "big" show styleee
	9:14am Trouble: listener robert I don't know exactly but you can google it and find info for sure.
	9:17am SHAGALOV: In Russia we have similar pattern and call it GZEL.❇❈❆❈❇
	9:19am Listener Robert: Thanks, Trouble. artmuseum.princeton.edu... says they're porcelain. No deposit, no return!
	9:21am mauri: searching for gzel showed me one with gamayun in it. which old russian movie was gamayun in? I wanna watch that again.
	9:21am doctorjazz: Pretty music, this Dickson track.
	9:30am sphere: hello all :)
	9:31am Gibier: Bonjour monde moderne!
	9:33am SHAGALOV: @mauri, we have a lot of old soviet movies based on russian fairytales. I can't remember which one had Gamayun or Sirin. If you like this bird, you should like more pictures by Viktor Vasnetsov fairytales
	9:37am nEIL cOMMA wILD: kre-PUS-ku-lar
	9:40am mauri: @shagalov thanks I'll start looking!
	9:42am nEIL cOMMA wILD: Dengue Fever MADE...MY....DAY! WOW!
	9:43am mauri: this is the film. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:49am Billy London: Nice little set going!
	9:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Q: What day follows Cyber Monday? A: Trouble Tuesday!
	9:54am emily: Hello Troubladours! Love the art today, Trouble. Where did you find it?
	9:55am bobdoesthings: goodmorning everyone.
	9:55am Ike: This is great!
	9:56am Trouble: hello emily! i thought you would like the art today! Princeton museum has a set. have you ever been there? very sweet little museum
	9:56am βrian: Bon mardi troublant ! Cieux bas au-dessus de l'isthme aujourd'hui.
	9:57am SHAGALOV: @mauri, movie of my childhood. Start to download now ☻
	9:58am emily: You spoke about the Princeton Museum on one of your recent shows--believe you pictured some Persian miniatures. Now, I'm dying to go. Drove past Princeton on our return from West Virginia on Sunday but didn't stop. My loss. Must make trip!
	9:58am Trouble: @bobdoes things; saw the most handsome but dead red fox on my way to work the other day. sadly hit by a car.
	9:59am βrian: We saw both a fox and a turkey in our yard within the last week. Not what I expected for city living, but it'll do.
	9:59am bobdoesthings: @trouble :( awwww
	10:00am Trouble: thanks @billy london!
	10:00am bobdoesthings: "handsome but dead" despite the sad news. that's got a ring to it..
	10:01am nEIL cOMMA wILD: I was talking to a deer hunter yesterday...he said fox have such a good sense of smell that fox traps (which is cruel, I know, he even said this) must be boiled then encased in wax to kill any stray scents...they have EXTREMELY good smell compared to any other animal...also did you know deer and turkey will often hang out together since Turkey have better eyesight but lousy smell, wheras deer have an excellent sense of smell?
	10:02am Jeff Golick: Lovely radio this morning, @Trouble.
	10:05am bobdoesthings: @neil,wild. - makes sense... but do you have any idea why turkeys attack car tires?
	10:07am βrian: The same reason humans pop bubble wrap, maybe.
	10:08am Adrian in London: @neil,wild A fox bit my shoe last summer, with my foot still in it. I am now half vulpine/half human. My super power is to make a terrible screeching sound at night...
	10:09am Gibier: Neither Pierre nor I got his hello back today. How sad.
	10:10am original famous sugarwolf: I drove over the body of an orange tabby this weekend. It made me so sad.
	10:11am bobdoesthings: oooo.. this is gorgeous.
	10:12am original famous sugarwolf: I saw the picture you posted of DJ Icepack's birthday cake. It looks so delicious! can you make me one for mine???
	10:12am Trouble: @ gibier oui, c'est vrai, tres triste. J'ai des discs a jouer. hmmmm?
	10:13am Trouble: original sugarwolf when is this birthday?
	10:16am nEIL cOMMA wILD: @Bobdoesthings-no idea, I will ask the hunter guy if google doesn't answer it...google says habituated turkeys will try to mad dog people and will peck at car tires in an attempt to dominate them...big birds, I would be afraid!
	10:17am βrian: I doubt they'd stand up to a surly pack of geese.
	10:18am original famous sugarwolf: Geese are scary!
	10:19am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:19am nEIL cOMMA wILD: WOW a Canada Goose bit a coworker on the back, he said it felt like vice grip pliers.l Ouch!
	10:19am original famous sugarwolf: Sunday! Also St Nicholas day and the start of Hanukkah. I will leave my shoes out overnight and see if St Nicholas leaves and latkes or gelt in them...
	10:21am Trouble: bonne anniversaire sugarwolf! perhaps since you are far away we will have to wait till you are closer. banana cake with coconut whipped cream and carmelized bananas does not ship well
	10:23am βrian: I once saw a farmer toss an attacking goose 15 feet, using a technique like that of an olympic hammer thrower. The goose was unharmed but clearly reflective.
	10:24am original famous sugarwolf: Merci beaucoup, trouble. I have to decide what dessert(s) I do want this weekend.
	10:27am βrian: Warm shortcake accompanied by peaches macerated in dark rum. Lightly maple-sweetened whipped cream overtop, yo.
	10:27am Erella: YES! Thank you for this Robert Wyatt. It is always the right voice at the right time when you play one of his songs. Thank you Trouble.
	10:28am Trouble: ello erella!
	10:30am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Wow, great set going here on this snoozey tues.
	10:31am Trouble: thanks erella, thanks ben uno-air logic
	10:33am MD: Good Morning Freeform Army!!!
	10:35am Ben Uno-Air Logic: I love kieran hebdan and steve reid. Their albums usually stun me. 'Tongues' especially.
	10:39am Trouble: @ben uno-air logic... live set with kieran and steve on my show april 2006, dig into the archives for that one
	10:40am Adrian in London: @Trouble Have you heard the latest Four Tet album, Morning/Evening? Two tracks, and one the year's best LPs.
	10:42am Ben Uno-Air Logic: @Trouble ooh! thanks for letting me know about that. i'll be sure to listen.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: The Masanka track is what I imagine a party line would sound like in Africa.
	10:45am Trouble: no i haven't adrian. heard he had a new one out. thanks for the suggestion. i will seek it out
	10:47am Gibier: That sounds.... wooow!
	10:50am northguineahills: Field Mice!
	10:53am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Excellent diversity. (like always)
	10:55am bobdoesthings: loving this piano piece
	10:59am Brendan: This Bryars is delicious
	11:03am Dean: Did he just quote "I Loves You, Porgy"?
	11:05am bobdoesthings: sweet! love those dissonant tones of the EBS!
	11:06am Ken From Hyde Park: EAS...the Debbie Downer of the radio business. Hoo boy.
	11:06am emily: @dean: I heard that too.
	11:06am βrian: Why can't U.S. radio just let things play out? It's just so weird.
	11:07am bobdoesthings: *EAS
	11:11am bobdoesthings: "The Dance of the Postal Trucks" "Handsome but Dead" "Samply bits" trouble.. you're the best. heheh.
	11:11am Dean: @βrian: Regulation of US radio spectrum allocation is a matter for federal officials, a relatively rare circumstance here, where the states tend (with exceptions, of course) to establish and enforce laws. Central coast-to-coast governance demands relatively rigid rules, without which station ID and other obligations would be handled chaotically, if at all.
	11:13am Adrian in London: Happy birthday Sugarwolf - any birthday where you get a Francoise song played for you has got to be a good one.
	11:15am βrian: It's the notion the radio content is necessarily delivered in small discrete packets that baffles me. This ain't Morse code.
	11:19am Dean: Well, it is delivered in small discrete packets. They're usually called ads or spots, WFMU being the exception to the rule.
	11:19am Brendan: Or every artist ( even the one singing now) could integrate an EAS shriek randomly in their catalogue.
	11:28am fred: @Brendan: Broadcasting that would be illegal, with a severe fine. The topic came up a few times on playlists
	11:28am Dean: Yeah, how can you test an emergency broadcast system absent a real emergency? Along these lines, I was wondering recently if one could call 911 (a US phone number for reporting an emergency, akin to UK's 999, I think) to ask, "Quick! I've forgotten the number to reach the police for non-emergencies! Do you have it?!"
	11:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the EAS is available as a phone ringtone.
	11:32am fred: EAS fines: www.broadcastlawblog.com...
	11:34am bobdoesthings: @kenfromhydepark - if it isn't already.. anyone can make that happen now-a-days.
	11:38am bobdoesthings: @kenfromhydepark -- UGHH.. nevermind. horrendous idea.. www.youtube.com...
	11:40am Trouble: @brian: you are talking to the wrong radio station. you must mean this post for a top 40 station, not wfmu
	11:43am βrian: Nah, I'm talking to the FCC which is still operating from an early 20th century perspective.
	11:44am chromaphone: Was singing I am a Child to my boy this weekend :)
	11:48am thriftstoreleather: your show is always great, Trouble. But this show is inspired!
	11:48am BrianFromMA: So why are the Giles, Giles and Fripp demos so much better than the actual POS album they put out? Lovely song, Judy sings this a lot better than Sinfield did on "Still"
	11:49am bobdoesthings: anyone else not having the pop-up player update with track listings? just curious.. maybe new site glitch?
	11:50am thriftstoreleather: select the popup from the playlist...it seems to work better
	11:50am chromaphone: While we are talking about technical issues... is there any way to listen to archived shows on my iPhone?
	11:51am Trouble: thanks thrift store leather! good to hear since i am under the weather while at this today
	11:52am Ike: Classical stations interpret the station ID rules as allowing them to finish out playing a very long piece beyond 5 min. after the top of the hour, as long as the announcer says the ID ASAP after the long piece ends. However FMU may be operating w/an extra abundance of caution given that the FCC is often less than 100% clear about... well, anything.
	11:54am Listener Robert: It's the "continuous programming" exception. Everybody agrees it's OK for covering a news event. Something planned, like playing a record, I could see where they say that's stretching the point.
	11:55am βrian: I recall listening to a special on Messaiens on French radio. Hypnotically beautiful and I think a single segment spanned over two hours. So nice.
	11:55am Dean: WFMU should devote a program to playing unexpurgated George Carlin albums. That'll teach the FCC.
	11:55am βrian: …uninterrupted, I mean.
	11:55am bobdoesthings: @thriftstoreleather - ah. thanks.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: @chromaphone: yes, archived shows can be found via the WFMU iPhone app. Do you have this already installed?
	11:57am chromaphone: oh cool. i didn't know there was an app. thanks JG!
	11:58am Priscilla: Thank you Trouble — another great show!
	11:58am Adrian in London: @chromaphone Tap the musical note at the top left then go down to archives.
	11:59am Trouble: merci priscilla, tootles!
	11:59am chromaphone: Sometimes when I feel like living on the edge I listen to the pop-up and the other stream at the same time and get various kinds of echos happening :)
	11:59am Gibier: I loved Katie von Schleicher who I didn't know. Merci Trouble. Not that they sound alike but I'm just wondering. Do you like Scout Niblett? Next week!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 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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December 1, 2015: Despite his architectural background, Frank's passion

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
bing and ruth	and then it rained "and then it rained" by "bing and ruth"	city lake	RVNG Int'l	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
dom la nena	golondrina live "golondrina live" by "dom la nena"	live on wfmu	dom la nena		0:04:54 (Pop-up)
steve flato	#3 "#3" by "steve flato"	exhaust system	kendra steiner editions	*	0:11:29 (Pop-up)
gareth dickson	free ride "free ride" by "gareth dickson"	nicked drake-wraiths	Scissor Tail	*	0:18:35 (Pop-up)
stephen haynes	crepuscular "crepuscular" by "stephen haynes"	pomegranate	new atlantis	*	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
shye ben tzur, johnny greenwood and the rajasthan express	modeh	junun	nonesuch	*	0:28:36 (Pop-up)

dengue fever	girl from the north live	live on wfmu gaylord field's show	dengue fever		0:39:29 (Pop-up)
karin krog	just holding on with john surman	Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999	light in the attic		0:43:14 (Pop-up)
the soul surfers	astra ft. Didier (of the soul investigators)	soul rock!	ubiquity		0:46:49 (Pop-up)
family fodder	disco purge "disco purge" by "family fodder"	sunday girls	staubgold	*	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
cold beat	cracks "cracks" by "cold beat"	into the air	crime on the moon		0:52:17 (Pop-up)
the clash	remote control "remote control" by "the clash"	the clash	epic		0:56:34 (Pop-up)
dorit chrysler	sustain me live "sustain me live" by "dorit chrysler"	live at wfmu	dorit chrysler		1:00:13 (Pop-up)

kenny graham and his satellites	utsu	Moondog and Suncat Suites	trunk records		1:07:10 (Pop-up)
juliana barwick	untitled live 4/1/2010	live at wfmu	Juliana Barwick		1:10:38 (Pop-up)
nawa	Mowashah Dhabya Wadi Al Naqah	Ancient Sufi Invocations & Forgotten Songs from Aleppo	Lost Origin Productions	*	1:17:40 (Pop-up)
billie holiday	long gone blues "long gone blues" by "billie holiday"	The Quintessential Billie Holiday Vol. 7	sony		1:23:59 (Pop-up)
robert wyatt	out of season "out of season" by "robert wyatt"	shleep	thirsty ear		1:24:45 (Pop-up)
Brian Harnetty	jack and his master	rawhead to bloodybones	dust to digital	*	1:27:44 (Pop-up)
kieran hebdan and steve reid	morning prayer	the exchange session vol 1	domino		1:32:54 (Pop-up)
Masanka Sankayi featuring Kabongo Tshisensa	le laboureur	Congotronics 2 - Buzz'n'rumble from the Urb'n'jungle	crammed discs		1:40:07 (Pop-up)
Katie Von Schleicher	move through	Bleaksploitation	ba da bing	*	1:43:59 (Pop-up)
the field mice	fabulous friend "fabulous friend" by "the field mice"	Where'd You Learn To Kiss That Way? 1988-1991	shinkansen		1:47:53 (Pop-up)
Gavin Bryers	my first homage "my first homage" by "Gavin Bryers"	hommages	Les Disques Du Crépuscul		1:50:55 (Pop-up)

francoise hardy	a la fin de l'ete	mon amour adieu	reprise		2:11:54 (Pop-up)
marie la foret	mary ann "mary ann" by "marie la foret"	vol 1	select		2:13:58 (Pop-up)
the curtis counce quintet	angel eyes	exploring the future	boplicity records		2:17:11 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	nous deux, nous deux et rien d'autre	musique saoule	odeon		2:21:38 (Pop-up)
winston groovy	please dont make me cry	20 reggae classics	trojan		2:24:54 (Pop-up)
scott fagan	crystal ball "crystal ball" by "scott fagan"	south atlantic blues	li'l fish/saint cecilia knows	*	2:27:55 (Pop-up)
olimpia splendid	Käännetty Huulipuna	olimpia splendid	Fonal	*	2:32:27 (Pop-up)
arca	sinner "sinner" by "arca"	mutant	mute	*	2:38:22 (Pop-up)
ryan sawyer	i am a child "i am a child" by "ryan sawyer"	Your Heart Will Be Your Skin	figure eight	*	2:42:13 (Pop-up)
judy dyble	murder ( the brondesbury tapes with giles, giles & fripp 1968)	anthology: part one	earth	*	2:44:45 (Pop-up)
Voice Of Authority	stopping and starting	Science Fiction Dancehall Classics (V/A)	on-u sound	*	2:46:41 (Pop-up)
julia holter	feel you "feel you" by "julia holter"	Have You In My Wilderness	domino	*	2:56:24 (Pop-up)
elyse weinberg	what you call it "what you call it" by "elyse weinberg"	greasepaint smile	numero group	*	2:57:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am SHAGALOV: ☃☀❄☜MORNING! ❥
	9:02am officina: Frank's passion...?
	9:03am Trouble: good morning shagalov in russia!
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour !
	9:04am Listener Robert: Are those Coke bottles custom modded, or were those actual prod'n models?
	9:05am Listener Robert: Or are they not mods at all, but ceramic artwork?
	9:09am Trouble: today's art work is by Zhang Hongtu- “Six-Pack of Kekou-Kele (Coca-Cola)". i have it labeled wrong in the picture. will change that later
	9:10am Adrian in London: Lovely! When I saw Dom a few weeks ago she tried to make the audience dance; all the Spanish and French people were up for it and most of we English people had think bubbles above our heads saying "Make it stop! We're FAR too self-conscious for this!"
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour tuesday/mardi!
	9:13am Listener Robert: What I'm asking is whether Zhang Hongtu arranged & photographed existing Coke bottles like that that were prod'n models, or painted the bottles, or made ceramics in the shape of Coke bottles & caps.
	9:13am Trouble: she did that in NYC also adrian! i saw less dancing thtn perhaps she would have liked. she toured with jane birkin before setting off on her own, I think she learned a thing or two from her about the "big" show styleee
	9:14am Trouble: listener robert I don't know exactly but you can google it and find info for sure.
	9:17am SHAGALOV: In Russia we have similar pattern and call it GZEL.❇❈❆❈❇
	9:19am Listener Robert: Thanks, Trouble. artmuseum.princeton.edu... says they're porcelain. No deposit, no return!
	9:21am mauri: searching for gzel showed me one with gamayun in it. which old russian movie was gamayun in? I wanna watch that again.
	9:21am doctorjazz: Pretty music, this Dickson track.
	9:30am sphere: hello all :)
	9:31am Gibier: Bonjour monde moderne!
	9:33am SHAGALOV: @mauri, we have a lot of old soviet movies based on russian fairytales. I can't remember which one had Gamayun or Sirin. If you like this bird, you should like more pictures by Viktor Vasnetsov fairytales
	9:37am nEIL cOMMA wILD: kre-PUS-ku-lar
	9:40am mauri: @shagalov thanks I'll start looking!
	9:42am nEIL cOMMA wILD: Dengue Fever MADE...MY....DAY! WOW!
	9:43am mauri: this is the film. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:49am Billy London: Nice little set going!
	9:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Q: What day follows Cyber Monday? A: Trouble Tuesday!
	9:54am emily: Hello Troubladours! Love the art today, Trouble. Where did you find it?
	9:55am bobdoesthings: goodmorning everyone.
	9:55am Ike: This is great!
	9:56am Trouble: hello emily! i thought you would like the art today! Princeton museum has a set. have you ever been there? very sweet little museum
	9:56am βrian: Bon mardi troublant ! Cieux bas au-dessus de l'isthme aujourd'hui.
	9:57am SHAGALOV: @mauri, movie of my childhood. Start to download now ☻
	9:58am emily: You spoke about the Princeton Museum on one of your recent shows--believe you pictured some Persian miniatures. Now, I'm dying to go. Drove past Princeton on our return from West Virginia on Sunday but didn't stop. My loss. Must make trip!
	9:58am Trouble: @bobdoes things; saw the most handsome but dead red fox on my way to work the other day. sadly hit by a car.
	9:59am βrian: We saw both a fox and a turkey in our yard within the last week. Not what I expected for city living, but it'll do.
	9:59am bobdoesthings: @trouble :( awwww
	10:00am Trouble: thanks @billy london!
	10:00am bobdoesthings: "handsome but dead" despite the sad news. that's got a ring to it..
	10:01am nEIL cOMMA wILD: I was talking to a deer hunter yesterday...he said fox have such a good sense of smell that fox traps (which is cruel, I know, he even said this) must be boiled then encased in wax to kill any stray scents...they have EXTREMELY good smell compared to any other animal...also did you know deer and turkey will often hang out together since Turkey have better eyesight but lousy smell, wheras deer have an excellent sense of smell?
	10:02am Jeff Golick: Lovely radio this morning, @Trouble.
	10:05am bobdoesthings: @neil,wild. - makes sense... but do you have any idea why turkeys attack car tires?
	10:07am βrian: The same reason humans pop bubble wrap, maybe.
	10:08am Adrian in London: @neil,wild A fox bit my shoe last summer, with my foot still in it. I am now half vulpine/half human. My super power is to make a terrible screeching sound at night...
	10:09am Gibier: Neither Pierre nor I got his hello back today. How sad.
	10:10am original famous sugarwolf: I drove over the body of an orange tabby this weekend. It made me so sad.
	10:11am bobdoesthings: oooo.. this is gorgeous.
	10:12am original famous sugarwolf: I saw the picture you posted of DJ Icepack's birthday cake. It looks so delicious! can you make me one for mine???
	10:12am Trouble: @ gibier oui, c'est vrai, tres triste. J'ai des discs a jouer. hmmmm?
	10:13am Trouble: original sugarwolf when is this birthday?
	10:16am nEIL cOMMA wILD: @Bobdoesthings-no idea, I will ask the hunter guy if google doesn't answer it...google says habituated turkeys will try to mad dog people and will peck at car tires in an attempt to dominate them...big birds, I would be afraid!
	10:17am βrian: I doubt they'd stand up to a surly pack of geese.
	10:18am original famous sugarwolf: Geese are scary!
	10:19am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:19am nEIL cOMMA wILD: WOW a Canada Goose bit a coworker on the back, he said it felt like vice grip pliers.l Ouch!
	10:19am original famous sugarwolf: Sunday! Also St Nicholas day and the start of Hanukkah. I will leave my shoes out overnight and see if St Nicholas leaves and latkes or gelt in them...
	10:21am Trouble: bonne anniversaire sugarwolf! perhaps since you are far away we will have to wait till you are closer. banana cake with coconut whipped cream and carmelized bananas does not ship well
	10:23am βrian: I once saw a farmer toss an attacking goose 15 feet, using a technique like that of an olympic hammer thrower. The goose was unharmed but clearly reflective.
	10:24am original famous sugarwolf: Merci beaucoup, trouble. I have to decide what dessert(s) I do want this weekend.
	10:27am βrian: Warm shortcake accompanied by peaches macerated in dark rum. Lightly maple-sweetened whipped cream overtop, yo.
	10:27am Erella: YES! Thank you for this Robert Wyatt. It is always the right voice at the right time when you play one of his songs. Thank you Trouble.
	10:28am Trouble: ello erella!
	10:30am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Wow, great set going here on this snoozey tues.
	10:31am Trouble: thanks erella, thanks ben uno-air logic
	10:33am MD: Good Morning Freeform Army!!!
	10:35am Ben Uno-Air Logic: I love kieran hebdan and steve reid. Their albums usually stun me. 'Tongues' especially.
	10:39am Trouble: @ben uno-air logic... live set with kieran and steve on my show april 2006, dig into the archives for that one
	10:40am Adrian in London: @Trouble Have you heard the latest Four Tet album, Morning/Evening? Two tracks, and one the year's best LPs.
	10:42am Ben Uno-Air Logic: @Trouble ooh! thanks for letting me know about that. i'll be sure to listen.
	10:43am Ken From Hyde Park: The Masanka track is what I imagine a party line would sound like in Africa.
	10:45am Trouble: no i haven't adrian. heard he had a new one out. thanks for the suggestion. i will seek it out
	10:47am Gibier: That sounds.... wooow!
	10:50am northguineahills: Field Mice!
	10:53am Ben Uno-Air Logic: Excellent diversity. (like always)
	10:55am bobdoesthings: loving this piano piece
	10:59am Brendan: This Bryars is delicious
	11:03am Dean: Did he just quote "I Loves You, Porgy"?
	11:05am bobdoesthings: sweet! love those dissonant tones of the EBS!
	11:06am Ken From Hyde Park: EAS...the Debbie Downer of the radio business. Hoo boy.
	11:06am emily: @dean: I heard that too.
	11:06am βrian: Why can't U.S. radio just let things play out? It's just so weird.
	11:07am bobdoesthings: *EAS
	11:11am bobdoesthings: "The Dance of the Postal Trucks" "Handsome but Dead" "Samply bits" trouble.. you're the best. heheh.
	11:11am Dean: @βrian: Regulation of US radio spectrum allocation is a matter for federal officials, a relatively rare circumstance here, where the states tend (with exceptions, of course) to establish and enforce laws. Central coast-to-coast governance demands relatively rigid rules, without which station ID and other obligations would be handled chaotically, if at all.
	11:13am Adrian in London: Happy birthday Sugarwolf - any birthday where you get a Francoise song played for you has got to be a good one.
	11:15am βrian: It's the notion the radio content is necessarily delivered in small discrete packets that baffles me. This ain't Morse code.
	11:19am Dean: Well, it is delivered in small discrete packets. They're usually called ads or spots, WFMU being the exception to the rule.
	11:19am Brendan: Or every artist ( even the one singing now) could integrate an EAS shriek randomly in their catalogue.
	11:28am fred: @Brendan: Broadcasting that would be illegal, with a severe fine. The topic came up a few times on playlists
	11:28am Dean: Yeah, how can you test an emergency broadcast system absent a real emergency? Along these lines, I was wondering recently if one could call 911 (a US phone number for reporting an emergency, akin to UK's 999, I think) to ask, "Quick! I've forgotten the number to reach the police for non-emergencies! Do you have it?!"
	11:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the EAS is available as a phone ringtone.
	11:32am fred: EAS fines: www.broadcastlawblog.com...
	11:34am bobdoesthings: @kenfromhydepark - if it isn't already.. anyone can make that happen now-a-days.
	11:38am bobdoesthings: @kenfromhydepark -- UGHH.. nevermind. horrendous idea.. www.youtube.com...
	11:40am Trouble: @brian: you are talking to the wrong radio station. you must mean this post for a top 40 station, not wfmu
	11:43am βrian: Nah, I'm talking to the FCC which is still operating from an early 20th century perspective.
	11:44am chromaphone: Was singing I am a Child to my boy this weekend :)
	11:48am thriftstoreleather: your show is always great, Trouble. But this show is inspired!
	11:48am BrianFromMA: So why are the Giles, Giles and Fripp demos so much better than the actual POS album they put out? Lovely song, Judy sings this a lot better than Sinfield did on "Still"
	11:49am bobdoesthings: anyone else not having the pop-up player update with track listings? just curious.. maybe new site glitch?
	11:50am thriftstoreleather: select the popup from the playlist...it seems to work better
	11:50am chromaphone: While we are talking about technical issues... is there any way to listen to archived shows on my iPhone?
	11:51am Trouble: thanks thrift store leather! good to hear since i am under the weather while at this today
	11:52am Ike: Classical stations interpret the station ID rules as allowing them to finish out playing a very long piece beyond 5 min. after the top of the hour, as long as the announcer says the ID ASAP after the long piece ends. However FMU may be operating w/an extra abundance of caution given that the FCC is often less than 100% clear about... well, anything.
	11:54am Listener Robert: It's the "continuous programming" exception. Everybody agrees it's OK for covering a news event. Something planned, like playing a record, I could see where they say that's stretching the point.
	11:55am βrian: I recall listening to a special on Messaiens on French radio. Hypnotically beautiful and I think a single segment spanned over two hours. So nice.
	11:55am Dean: WFMU should devote a program to playing unexpurgated George Carlin albums. That'll teach the FCC.
	11:55am βrian: …uninterrupted, I mean.
	11:55am bobdoesthings: @thriftstoreleather - ah. thanks.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: @chromaphone: yes, archived shows can be found via the WFMU iPhone app. Do you have this already installed?
	11:57am chromaphone: oh cool. i didn't know there was an app. thanks JG!
	11:58am Priscilla: Thank you Trouble — another great show!
	11:58am Adrian in London: @chromaphone Tap the musical note at the top left then go down to archives.
	11:59am Trouble: merci priscilla, tootles!
	11:59am chromaphone: Sometimes when I feel like living on the edge I listen to the pop-up and the other stream at the same time and get various kinds of echos happening :)
	11:59am Gibier: I loved Katie von Schleicher who I didn't know. Merci Trouble. Not that they sound alike but I'm just wondering. Do you like Scout Niblett? Next week!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 1, 2015

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