WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:00am Alison in London: Mornin' Trouble.
	9:02am pantz: It sure is springly, up in here.
	9:02am Brian in UK: Morning/Afternoon Trouble. A macramé day?
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!!
	9:02am MD: Good Morning Trouble and all the Troubled...!
	9:03am MD: I dig the sculpture...
	9:03am Brian in UK: Must make the most of the sunshine and varnish an outside door. Trouble, the chickens are prolific right now.
	9:05am Emily: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:06am Bronwyn Bishop: good morning trouble and friends :)
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Morning, Trouble. To echo BiUK's comment about prolific egg-laying, friends w/ chickens here are giving away eggs by the dozen to keep ahead of production. Large omelets on the menu everywhere.
	9:09am Trouble: good sunny morning all! today's art work is by Francoise Grossen
	9:10am Trouble: here is more stuff to take a look at by her : www.francoisegrossen.com
	9:10am melinda: hello Trouble and all!
	9:12am Threemoons: Wish u could send some of those fresh eggs my way! Le sigh...(has a glass of milk for pre-work brekkie again)
	9:13am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the soon to be troubled.
	9:14am Chris from DC: Those larger rope works by Grossen look amazing.
	9:14am Passaic River Blues: This should be the required in-store music to be played in every Wawa's from Cape May to Monmouth Counties.
	9:15am Dave in Vermont: Hey, we went to see Mary Lattimore recently and I thought of you, Trouble. I think it was your show on which I first heard her. It was very cool. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:17am annie: so, i'm a little less troubled than i have been of late: i'm finally getting the fancy new walking bike i've been wanting: www.thealinker.com walking is going to be so much easier now
	9:18am Trouble: i recently saw a silicone egg mold in the shape of a bunny. it was mildly tempting. the yellows were the eyes of the comical bunny. i suppose if i ran a bed and breakfast it would be handy
	9:18am trouble: awesome dave in vermont! well done. She's great live
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: It's kind of early in the morning to get weirded out, but if inclined, look at the photo upside down. Looks like muppets surrendering
	9:21am Layet Johnson: Loving this song, Trouble! I looked it up though and found it's Mary Lattimore. You have it as "Ary." Just saying... for the records :)
	9:21am bobdoesthings: gooodmorning
	9:23am Ajay: Oooohhhh Mary Lattimore....such a beautiful track
	9:23am trouble: thanks layet!
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: Cool wheels, annie. Yours gonna be yellow, too?
	9:32am Priscilla: @annie: That bike looks really cool! What a great idea.
	9:34am Passaic River Blues: Trouble, you may be interested in an exhibit at the Project for Empty Space gallery in Newark. It's a series of wondrous self-portraits by Hiba Schahbaz, a Pakistani-American painter whose work is pretty breathtaking (in my uninformed but earnest opinion). www.projectforemptyspace.org... www.hibaschahbaz.com
	9:35am annie: ys, it comes in platinum and yellow, the yellow being for retail buyers. they use the platinum for promotional purposes.. it's the sexiest thing and i can get rid of my permanent 10-degree bend in my back.. woot!!!
	9:35am annie: people with MS can finally walk upright, too..
	9:36am melinda: Annie congrats on getting that bike. It's really cool what they're coming up with for people with physical limitations.
	9:36am Passaic River Blues: Annie, that walking bike is phenomenal. So cool!
	9:38am melinda: We have Turkey in the Straw around here. Maybe sometimes the Entertainer.
	9:40am Bobby: Spiritual Jazz #3!
	9:42am Pat in Philadelphia: I'm particularly fond of Spiritual Jazz Volume 4, but really they are all pretty great.
	9:42am MD: Petula! " But Dad...It's Petula!"
	9:44am Mark the Sardine: Makes you wonder what it would take for Animal Control to actually come out... a larger animal? ("there's a moose in the yard") ... a more dangerous animal? ("there's a cobra on the deck") ... at what point do they determine it's an animal worth controlling?
	9:46am sugarwolf: Congrats on your new bike Annie!!
	9:46am annie: @Melinda: yeah, it happened quite unexpectedly. grace comes in all sizes.
	9:48am Passaic River Blues: I just finished George Sand's "Mauprat" yesterday, which concerns a seven-year unrequited love affair.
	9:49am βrian: Let me guess: you're a frayed knot.
	9:49am The Oscar: Several years ago a bat got into my apartment. My roommate and I locked ourselves in his room and called animal control (at 2 in the morning, mind you). An officer showed up with his high-tech removal device... a Dunkin Donuts cup. By that point we couldn't find the bat, so we just left the window open and went to bed. So sometimes they'll COME, but they won't necessarily CARE.
	9:49am annie: ooooh, writing that down Passaic
	9:52am Peter in Dover: Nice sounds this AM
	9:54am βrian: The last bat we had in our house was kind of snoozy. (Very cool weather.) My cat set and pointed to an unusually large window hinge. Picked it up with heavy gloves and set it outside. Animal Control? Really?
	9:58am Malcolm: hello trouble et al. great show. the curtom story sounds like a cool compilation
	10:00am Passaic River Blues: @Annie: mostly, it's about how a man needed seven years of breaking in and civilizing before he's worth the attentions of a lady. I enjoyed it. Some good moments such as: "'I will undergo them if necessary,' rejoined the abbe, with an imperceptible smile of pride, and such a dignified bearing that all the women [in the courtroom] were touched. Women are excellent judges of things that are delicately beautiful."
	10:00am trouble: thanks passaicrb!! will look into that.and george sand . yes @Malcolm; curtom is a fantastique 3 cd compilation!!
	10:01am βrian: Just finished a week of hen-sitting. The Girls got mealworms; we had lovely frittatas.
	10:02am The Oscar: @Brian It was admittedly probably silly, but it was a small enough apartment and enough of a surprise that we weren't thinking quite straight. We used to get bats in my house all the time as a kid, but our ceilings were high enough that we could comfortably guide them out with a pool skimmer.
	10:02am Priscilla: We are dog-sitting a pug. This morning my husband said she looked like a meatloaf with legs.
	10:04am dgg: you have to be careful with them. They could come at you with a bat. Like the kind with wings.
	10:05am βrian: Heh. I do recall having an encounter with a bat in caboose. That was fairly close quarters and a bit unsettling.
	10:06am MD: it's a race to the bottom...kids!!! ENTROPY...
	10:08am Sylvia: I just finished The Return by Hisham Matar which was so remarkably beautiful that eventually I started automatically tearing up whenever I opened the book, like a muscle memory response
	10:11am trouble: who doesn't love a meatloaf with legs? @priscilla. awwwww
	10:11am dgg: bats are neat. they have a variety of very cute to extremely odd faces across the species.
	10:13am sphere: hello trouble and troublites. :)
	10:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Chicken-related news: www.inforum.com... Vote "Yes" on urban agriculture!
	10:17am annie: a recent book order was comprised of 4 Jose saramago books, i don't want to open them, cause, when i'm done, there will be no more..
	10:21am Passaic River Blues: @Annie: Never read Saramago. How do you recommend one should start with the guy? "Blindness"? I've been curious, just never pulled the trigger.
	10:21am dgg: I love this stuff. even the way it is recorded is so nice somehow.
	10:21am Sem Chumbo: Just wonderful, this Indian movie music.
	10:22am Chris from DC: I still have a couple of Saramago's books to get through. Blindness was good.
	10:22am Priscilla: It would be great to get eggs from a pet, instead of just jokes about how they look, though.
	10:22am sphere: Seems like the Indian movie studios had really good production.
	10:23am dgg: I found this list of Indian stations, some of them play stuff like this. www.onlineradios.in... In any case, they don't all seem to run 24 hours a day.
	10:25am dgg: its neat tho I don't know what it is about the recordings. its like... all recorded with one mic or something. And a bit fuzzy.
	10:25am dgg: idk anything about it. just like it.
	10:30am Bill W: Hello Trouble, you are my soundtrack as I wait at home for the exterminator.
	10:32am r i s k y: Daymaker show - that Petula Clark was on point while I stewed and sipped my coffee!
	10:33am βrian: @Bill W: This is the last we'll hear of you, then?
	10:34am Priscilla: Dalek: Exterminate!
	10:35am annie: @Chris f DC: every time i think i've read them all i see more listed. i actually watched "Enemy" a couple of weeks ago, which was the movie version of "The Double". there's something abouta saramago's writing which increases the tension and excitement, this movie fell flat and left out many potentially great scenes. i really want to see "The Stone Raft" but it's sans subtitles for now.. i can wait. i've made a promise to myself to read the books first..
	10:40am trouble: bonjour bill w! good luck with that
	10:44am βrian: ... should not have had that last triple espresso.
	10:44am sphere: awesome version of Mona. like it a little bit better than Bo Diddley's!
	10:47am bobdoesthings: I like the word 'abracadabra' .. I think it's original meaning is something like "what I speak, I create" or something
	10:49am bobdoesthings: a good mantra for keeping right mindset
	10:52am Mark R: Sun Ra, right on time!
	10:53am Brian in UK: @bobdoesthings. I used to like sim sim salabim from the cartoons.
	10:54am Brian in UK: Never managed to say to a rock face and a door would magically open though.
	10:55am The Oscar: @bobdoesthings I once fell down a long rabbit hole looking up the etymology of "hocus pocus." The short answer is that no one really knows, but all the theories are both plausible and intriguing.
	10:55am bobdoesthings: hah
	10:57am bobdoesthings: @The Oscar - hmmm.. welppp.. I'm writing that down and going down that rabbit hole as well..
	10:58am bobdoesthings: @TROUBLE - is this that iguanas - www.deejay.de... ... all vinyl should be colored!! IMO.
	11:00am fredrik: They played that ice cream truck song in my town too! I always found the parrot-like "hello?" at the end really creepy
	11:01am DJ_Guy: Shout to Newark Ave! Where I get laughed at by shopkeepers for trying to buy Indian cassettes.
	11:03am sphere: I discovered Indian filmi all by myself at a little minimart near where I grew up. The first time I popped the cassette into my tape deck was unforgettable.
	11:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Troubles / Trouble's in the modern world, indeed!
	11:11am trouble: @dj guy: sort of like the arabs laughing at me in a paris flea market in the 90's buying an azan alarm/call to prayer clock
	11:12am Passaic River Blues: I like this light and pretty afropop reggaeton snapper.
	11:12am will: How come the bookmark button doesn't always work on the app?
	11:16am DJ_Guy: @trouble well that clock sounds pretty cool so jokes on them. I think these Indian guys were just amused that anyone still wanted cassettes, not necessarily that an American was buying Bollywood jams.
	11:21am Dean: Shoot, there's an Indian market in town here in Berkeley that occasionally leaves a box of Bollywood cassettes at its entrance inviting anybody to take what they like.
	11:26am Dean: The implication being, of course, that nobody still wants cassettes.
	11:36am Mister Dobalina: Thanks for playing the Juana Molina track, look forward to the album release next month!
	11:38am trouble: i introduced my students to the world of 'zines this week. they looked at me like i was crazy. it was challenging explaining how they facilitated community building before the interwebs. before the interwebs????
	11:38am trouble: i will always play juana molina @misterdobalina!!!
	11:39am bobdoesthings: "but like... why didn't they just start a blog?"
	11:40am Mister Dobalina: She's going to be touring in Europe for a few shows, I'll keep an eye out if she ever comes to nYc.
	11:41am Mister Dobalina: On a similar but side note, I over heard a dad explain to his daughter, as they walked down the street, what an internet cafe was. She seemed baffled as to why people went to a cafe to use the internet. I laughed inside.
	11:43am kayt: bom dia trouble. Converse (like the shoes) - SA - sow Gi Pash
	11:45am Priscilla: DJ Icepack - so grown up! :-)
	11:45am Mark the Sardine: Oraculos - emphasis would be on the second syllable (RA). hi to Icepack
	11:45am herb.nyc: hi, just tuning in now. (was busy on youtube, with Terry Malts and Business of Dreams, both at mercury lounge this saturday, early) but Trouble mentions ZINES, awww, the good old days. but print is coming back, in a vinyl kinda thing. anyway, plz tell yr kids the importance of growth from the bottom, versus dictates from the top. oh, it's ICEPACK, cool!
	11:45am Elias: DJ Icepick!
	11:45am Patrick: DJ ICEPACK!!!! SPRING BREAK!!!!
	11:46am Mister Dobalina: NO! you put an emphasis on 'culos. Look it up, actually do NOT look it up.
	11:47am Passaic River Blues: ICEPACK
	11:47am melinda: I always found it annoying when adults commented on physical changes.
	11:50am Sem Chumbo: Been fun this morning, thanks, Trouble.
	11:52am trouble: hello kayt!!!! obrigado! hello patrick!!
	11:55am kevlicki: Utilizing both 90.1 & 91.9 this morning as I drove down to rockland county and back up to Orange. I'm now appreciating that stepchild of a call number today
	11:56am trouble: cheerio!! thanks for sitting in
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Last summer there was a feminist/POC zine fest at Gallery Aferro in Newark put on by The Bettys. I'm pretty sure there will be another one this summer--maybe some students will want to go/participate! www.thebettys.com... Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks for another wonderful 3 hours, Trouble!
	11:58am βrian: One of the last shows with Charlie coming up: Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie wfmu.org...
	11:58am bobdoesthings: great show, thanks trouble!
	11:59am bobdoesthings: last shows wit hcharlie ?? he's stopping?
	11:59am kayt: di nada! obrigada to you! for next time: gia gi shoe-va, d-oy (yeah like oy vey)-ish meal E oom ate a proxima

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 13, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
elliot smith	bottle up and explode! ( alternate version)	either/or ( expanded edition )	kill rock stars		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
nelson patton	blue stone "blue stone" by "nelson patton"	along the way	nelson patton.com			0:03:04 (Pop-up)
lloyd miller	gol-e gandom "gol-e gandom" by "lloyd miller"	Spiritual Jazz v/a	jazzman			0:07:26 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore	Wawa By the Ocean "Wawa By the Ocean" by "Mary Lattimore"	collected pieces	ghostly	Cassette	*	0:12:21 (Pop-up)
yasmine hamdan	la chay "la chay" by "yasmine hamdan"	al jamilat	ipecac		*	0:22:41 (Pop-up)
ahmed ag kaedy	imoughagh siwlat "imoughagh siwlat" by "ahmed ag kaedy"	Agrim Agadez – Musique Guitare De La Republique Du Niger	sahel sounds	Vinyl	*	0:26:09 (Pop-up)
no artist	the band played on "the band played on" by "no artist"	ice cream truck music for summer	ice cream truck music for summer			0:30:23 (Pop-up)

petula clark	black coffee "black coffee" by "petula clark"	the other man's grass is always greener	warner bros			0:40:39 (Pop-up)
annie phillipe	les enfants de finlande	Sensationnel! Ye-Ye Bonbons 1965-1968	ace			0:45:38 (Pop-up)
the impressions	seven years "seven years" by "the impressions"	the curtom story	charly			0:46:28 (Pop-up)
Vic Godard & Subway Sect	stop that girl	what's the matter boy?	mca records			0:48:56 (Pop-up)
The Five Stairsteps and Cubie	i'm the one who loves you	the curtom story v/a	charly			0:51:50 (Pop-up)
The Harvey Averne Band	stand "stand" by "The Harvey Averne Band"	brotherhood	fania/codigo music			0:53:23 (Pop-up)
the gaylads	over the rainbow's end	trojan rocksteady box set	trojan			0:57:02 (Pop-up)
katheryn williams	easy & me "easy & me" by "katheryn williams"	Total Lee! The Songs of Lee Hazelwood (various artists)	astralwerks			0:59:44 (Pop-up)

jacques dutronc	comment elles dorment	jacques dutronc	voque disques			1:08:37 (Pop-up)
dorothy ashby	joyful grass & grape	The Rubaiyat of Dorothy Ashby	Dusty Groove America			1:11:50 (Pop-up)
The Singers and Musicians of Washington HIgh School	the ladder	spiritual jazz 6: vocals	jazzman			1:15:12 (Pop-up)
sham shad	reshmi shalwar kurta jali ka	everlasting golden melodies from india's black and white movies v/a	HMV			1:19:54 (Pop-up)
christmas pets	hipbone "hipbone" by "christmas pets"	glow	christmas pets	7"	*	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
the proper ornaments	jeremy's song	foxhole	slumberland		*	1:25:01 (Pop-up)
vetiver	can't you tell "can't you tell" by "vetiver"	the errant charm	sub pop			1:27:33 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	dois mil e um "dois mil e um" by "Os Mutantes"	mutantes	omplatten			1:31:54 (Pop-up)
sandwidi pierre	pang nooma/it is good to be strong	le trobadour de la savane	soft estate		*	1:35:50 (Pop-up)
banda de 7 leguas	dia de chuva "dia de chuva" by "banda de 7 leguas"	Brazilian Guitar Fuzz Bananas: Tropicalia Psychedelic Masterpieces 1967-1976	Tropicalia in Furs records			1:40:10 (Pop-up)
the iquanas	mona "mona" by "the iquanas"	Again & Again 7"	norton	7"	*	1:42:36 (Pop-up)
from bubblegum to sky	abracadabra	Dimension Mix: The Music of Bruce Haack and Esther Nelson	eenie meenie			1:44:47 (Pop-up)
chuito velez	descarga "descarga" by "chuito velez"	Boogaloo Pow Wow: Dancefloor Rendez-Vous in Young Nuyorica	honest jons records			1:47:10 (Pop-up)
Le Sun-Ra and His Arkistra [sic]	call for all demons	Singles: The Definitive 45s Collection 1952-1991	strut		*	1:52:52 (Pop-up)

mitch mitchell-gene king	never walk out on you	shangai'd soul: episode 4	numbero	Vinyl	*	2:02:14 (Pop-up)
fuzzy haskins	this situation called love	i got my thang together:the westbound years	ace/westbound		*	2:04:50 (Pop-up)
captain planet featuring chico mann	aquacero	nicodemus presents turntables on the caribbean	wonderwheel recordings			2:09:08 (Pop-up)
fancy love mirage	dream all night	fancy love mirage	stoner disco		*	2:13:56 (Pop-up)
sergio ricardo	Conversação de paz	gilles peterson back in brazil v/a	ether records			2:17:00 (Pop-up)
francis bebey	sahel "sahel" by "francis bebey"	African Electronic Music 1975-1982	born bad records			2:20:25 (Pop-up)
juana molina	calculos y oraculos "calculos y oraculos" by "juana molina"	halo	Crammed Discs		*	2:25:21 (Pop-up)
kuniya	a side "a side" by "kuniya"	yapapa 7"	kuniya		*	2:30:48 (Pop-up)
serenity	green and sunny weather "green and sunny weather" by "serenity"	piece of mind	beat ball music		*	2:35:15 (Pop-up)
the arms of someone new	the fisherman	susan sleepwalking	dark entries	Vinyl	*	2:39:25 (Pop-up)

francois & the atlas mountains	slow love	E Volo Love	domino			2:49:32 (Pop-up)
leila albayaty	princesse "princesse" by "leila albayaty"	dans le soleil	stupidcompetitions.com			2:52:49 (Pop-up)
hong kong in the 60's	the clearing	collision /detection	hong kong inthe 60's			2:55:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Alison in London: Mornin' Trouble.
	9:02am pantz: It sure is springly, up in here.
	9:02am Brian in UK: Morning/Afternoon Trouble. A macramé day?
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!!
	9:02am MD: Good Morning Trouble and all the Troubled...!
	9:03am MD: I dig the sculpture...
	9:03am Brian in UK: Must make the most of the sunshine and varnish an outside door. Trouble, the chickens are prolific right now.
	9:05am Emily: Good morning, Trouble!
	9:06am Bronwyn Bishop: good morning trouble and friends :)
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Morning, Trouble. To echo BiUK's comment about prolific egg-laying, friends w/ chickens here are giving away eggs by the dozen to keep ahead of production. Large omelets on the menu everywhere.
	9:09am Trouble: good sunny morning all! today's art work is by Francoise Grossen
	9:10am Trouble: here is more stuff to take a look at by her : www.francoisegrossen.com
	9:10am melinda: hello Trouble and all!
	9:12am Threemoons: Wish u could send some of those fresh eggs my way! Le sigh...(has a glass of milk for pre-work brekkie again)
	9:13am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the soon to be troubled.
	9:14am Chris from DC: Those larger rope works by Grossen look amazing.
	9:14am Passaic River Blues: This should be the required in-store music to be played in every Wawa's from Cape May to Monmouth Counties.
	9:15am Dave in Vermont: Hey, we went to see Mary Lattimore recently and I thought of you, Trouble. I think it was your show on which I first heard her. It was very cool. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:17am annie: so, i'm a little less troubled than i have been of late: i'm finally getting the fancy new walking bike i've been wanting: www.thealinker.com walking is going to be so much easier now
	9:18am Trouble: i recently saw a silicone egg mold in the shape of a bunny. it was mildly tempting. the yellows were the eyes of the comical bunny. i suppose if i ran a bed and breakfast it would be handy
	9:18am trouble: awesome dave in vermont! well done. She's great live
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: It's kind of early in the morning to get weirded out, but if inclined, look at the photo upside down. Looks like muppets surrendering
	9:21am Layet Johnson: Loving this song, Trouble! I looked it up though and found it's Mary Lattimore. You have it as "Ary." Just saying... for the records :)
	9:21am bobdoesthings: gooodmorning
	9:23am Ajay: Oooohhhh Mary Lattimore....such a beautiful track
	9:23am trouble: thanks layet!
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: Cool wheels, annie. Yours gonna be yellow, too?
	9:32am Priscilla: @annie: That bike looks really cool! What a great idea.
	9:34am Passaic River Blues: Trouble, you may be interested in an exhibit at the Project for Empty Space gallery in Newark. It's a series of wondrous self-portraits by Hiba Schahbaz, a Pakistani-American painter whose work is pretty breathtaking (in my uninformed but earnest opinion). www.projectforemptyspace.org... www.hibaschahbaz.com
	9:35am annie: ys, it comes in platinum and yellow, the yellow being for retail buyers. they use the platinum for promotional purposes.. it's the sexiest thing and i can get rid of my permanent 10-degree bend in my back.. woot!!!
	9:35am annie: people with MS can finally walk upright, too..
	9:36am melinda: Annie congrats on getting that bike. It's really cool what they're coming up with for people with physical limitations.
	9:36am Passaic River Blues: Annie, that walking bike is phenomenal. So cool!
	9:38am melinda: We have Turkey in the Straw around here. Maybe sometimes the Entertainer.
	9:40am Bobby: Spiritual Jazz #3!
	9:42am Pat in Philadelphia: I'm particularly fond of Spiritual Jazz Volume 4, but really they are all pretty great.
	9:42am MD: Petula! " But Dad...It's Petula!"
	9:44am Mark the Sardine: Makes you wonder what it would take for Animal Control to actually come out... a larger animal? ("there's a moose in the yard") ... a more dangerous animal? ("there's a cobra on the deck") ... at what point do they determine it's an animal worth controlling?
	9:46am sugarwolf: Congrats on your new bike Annie!!
	9:46am annie: @Melinda: yeah, it happened quite unexpectedly. grace comes in all sizes.
	9:48am Passaic River Blues: I just finished George Sand's "Mauprat" yesterday, which concerns a seven-year unrequited love affair.
	9:49am βrian: Let me guess: you're a frayed knot.
	9:49am The Oscar: Several years ago a bat got into my apartment. My roommate and I locked ourselves in his room and called animal control (at 2 in the morning, mind you). An officer showed up with his high-tech removal device... a Dunkin Donuts cup. By that point we couldn't find the bat, so we just left the window open and went to bed. So sometimes they'll COME, but they won't necessarily CARE.
	9:49am annie: ooooh, writing that down Passaic
	9:52am Peter in Dover: Nice sounds this AM
	9:54am βrian: The last bat we had in our house was kind of snoozy. (Very cool weather.) My cat set and pointed to an unusually large window hinge. Picked it up with heavy gloves and set it outside. Animal Control? Really?
	9:58am Malcolm: hello trouble et al. great show. the curtom story sounds like a cool compilation
	10:00am Passaic River Blues: @Annie: mostly, it's about how a man needed seven years of breaking in and civilizing before he's worth the attentions of a lady. I enjoyed it. Some good moments such as: "'I will undergo them if necessary,' rejoined the abbe, with an imperceptible smile of pride, and such a dignified bearing that all the women [in the courtroom] were touched. Women are excellent judges of things that are delicately beautiful."
	10:00am trouble: thanks passaicrb!! will look into that.and george sand . yes @Malcolm; curtom is a fantastique 3 cd compilation!!
	10:01am βrian: Just finished a week of hen-sitting. The Girls got mealworms; we had lovely frittatas.
	10:02am The Oscar: @Brian It was admittedly probably silly, but it was a small enough apartment and enough of a surprise that we weren't thinking quite straight. We used to get bats in my house all the time as a kid, but our ceilings were high enough that we could comfortably guide them out with a pool skimmer.
	10:02am Priscilla: We are dog-sitting a pug. This morning my husband said she looked like a meatloaf with legs.
	10:04am dgg: you have to be careful with them. They could come at you with a bat. Like the kind with wings.
	10:05am βrian: Heh. I do recall having an encounter with a bat in caboose. That was fairly close quarters and a bit unsettling.
	10:06am MD: it's a race to the bottom...kids!!! ENTROPY...
	10:08am Sylvia: I just finished The Return by Hisham Matar which was so remarkably beautiful that eventually I started automatically tearing up whenever I opened the book, like a muscle memory response
	10:11am trouble: who doesn't love a meatloaf with legs? @priscilla. awwwww
	10:11am dgg: bats are neat. they have a variety of very cute to extremely odd faces across the species.
	10:13am sphere: hello trouble and troublites. :)
	10:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Chicken-related news: www.inforum.com... Vote "Yes" on urban agriculture!
	10:17am annie: a recent book order was comprised of 4 Jose saramago books, i don't want to open them, cause, when i'm done, there will be no more..
	10:21am Passaic River Blues: @Annie: Never read Saramago. How do you recommend one should start with the guy? "Blindness"? I've been curious, just never pulled the trigger.
	10:21am dgg: I love this stuff. even the way it is recorded is so nice somehow.
	10:21am Sem Chumbo: Just wonderful, this Indian movie music.
	10:22am Chris from DC: I still have a couple of Saramago's books to get through. Blindness was good.
	10:22am Priscilla: It would be great to get eggs from a pet, instead of just jokes about how they look, though.
	10:22am sphere: Seems like the Indian movie studios had really good production.
	10:23am dgg: I found this list of Indian stations, some of them play stuff like this. www.onlineradios.in... In any case, they don't all seem to run 24 hours a day.
	10:25am dgg: its neat tho I don't know what it is about the recordings. its like... all recorded with one mic or something. And a bit fuzzy.
	10:25am dgg: idk anything about it. just like it.
	10:30am Bill W: Hello Trouble, you are my soundtrack as I wait at home for the exterminator.
	10:32am r i s k y: Daymaker show - that Petula Clark was on point while I stewed and sipped my coffee!
	10:33am βrian: @Bill W: This is the last we'll hear of you, then?
	10:34am Priscilla: Dalek: Exterminate!
	10:35am annie: @Chris f DC: every time i think i've read them all i see more listed. i actually watched "Enemy" a couple of weeks ago, which was the movie version of "The Double". there's something abouta saramago's writing which increases the tension and excitement, this movie fell flat and left out many potentially great scenes. i really want to see "The Stone Raft" but it's sans subtitles for now.. i can wait. i've made a promise to myself to read the books first..
	10:40am trouble: bonjour bill w! good luck with that
	10:44am βrian: ... should not have had that last triple espresso.
	10:44am sphere: awesome version of Mona. like it a little bit better than Bo Diddley's!
	10:47am bobdoesthings: I like the word 'abracadabra' .. I think it's original meaning is something like "what I speak, I create" or something
	10:49am bobdoesthings: a good mantra for keeping right mindset
	10:52am Mark R: Sun Ra, right on time!
	10:53am Brian in UK: @bobdoesthings. I used to like sim sim salabim from the cartoons.
	10:54am Brian in UK: Never managed to say to a rock face and a door would magically open though.
	10:55am The Oscar: @bobdoesthings I once fell down a long rabbit hole looking up the etymology of "hocus pocus." The short answer is that no one really knows, but all the theories are both plausible and intriguing.
	10:55am bobdoesthings: hah
	10:57am bobdoesthings: @The Oscar - hmmm.. welppp.. I'm writing that down and going down that rabbit hole as well..
	10:58am bobdoesthings: @TROUBLE - is this that iguanas - www.deejay.de... ... all vinyl should be colored!! IMO.
	11:00am fredrik: They played that ice cream truck song in my town too! I always found the parrot-like "hello?" at the end really creepy
	11:01am DJ_Guy: Shout to Newark Ave! Where I get laughed at by shopkeepers for trying to buy Indian cassettes.
	11:03am sphere: I discovered Indian filmi all by myself at a little minimart near where I grew up. The first time I popped the cassette into my tape deck was unforgettable.
	11:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Troubles / Trouble's in the modern world, indeed!
	11:11am trouble: @dj guy: sort of like the arabs laughing at me in a paris flea market in the 90's buying an azan alarm/call to prayer clock
	11:12am Passaic River Blues: I like this light and pretty afropop reggaeton snapper.
	11:12am will: How come the bookmark button doesn't always work on the app?
	11:16am DJ_Guy: @trouble well that clock sounds pretty cool so jokes on them. I think these Indian guys were just amused that anyone still wanted cassettes, not necessarily that an American was buying Bollywood jams.
	11:21am Dean: Shoot, there's an Indian market in town here in Berkeley that occasionally leaves a box of Bollywood cassettes at its entrance inviting anybody to take what they like.
	11:26am Dean: The implication being, of course, that nobody still wants cassettes.
	11:36am Mister Dobalina: Thanks for playing the Juana Molina track, look forward to the album release next month!
	11:38am trouble: i introduced my students to the world of 'zines this week. they looked at me like i was crazy. it was challenging explaining how they facilitated community building before the interwebs. before the interwebs????
	11:38am trouble: i will always play juana molina @misterdobalina!!!
	11:39am bobdoesthings: "but like... why didn't they just start a blog?"
	11:40am Mister Dobalina: She's going to be touring in Europe for a few shows, I'll keep an eye out if she ever comes to nYc.
	11:41am Mister Dobalina: On a similar but side note, I over heard a dad explain to his daughter, as they walked down the street, what an internet cafe was. She seemed baffled as to why people went to a cafe to use the internet. I laughed inside.
	11:43am kayt: bom dia trouble. Converse (like the shoes) - SA - sow Gi Pash
	11:45am Priscilla: DJ Icepack - so grown up! :-)
	11:45am Mark the Sardine: Oraculos - emphasis would be on the second syllable (RA). hi to Icepack
	11:45am herb.nyc: hi, just tuning in now. (was busy on youtube, with Terry Malts and Business of Dreams, both at mercury lounge this saturday, early) but Trouble mentions ZINES, awww, the good old days. but print is coming back, in a vinyl kinda thing. anyway, plz tell yr kids the importance of growth from the bottom, versus dictates from the top. oh, it's ICEPACK, cool!
	11:45am Elias: DJ Icepick!
	11:45am Patrick: DJ ICEPACK!!!! SPRING BREAK!!!!
	11:46am Mister Dobalina: NO! you put an emphasis on 'culos. Look it up, actually do NOT look it up.
	11:47am Passaic River Blues: ICEPACK
	11:47am melinda: I always found it annoying when adults commented on physical changes.
	11:50am Sem Chumbo: Been fun this morning, thanks, Trouble.
	11:52am trouble: hello kayt!!!! obrigado! hello patrick!!
	11:55am kevlicki: Utilizing both 90.1 & 91.9 this morning as I drove down to rockland county and back up to Orange. I'm now appreciating that stepchild of a call number today
	11:56am trouble: cheerio!! thanks for sitting in
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Last summer there was a feminist/POC zine fest at Gallery Aferro in Newark put on by The Bettys. I'm pretty sure there will be another one this summer--maybe some students will want to go/participate! www.thebettys.com... Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks for another wonderful 3 hours, Trouble!
	11:58am βrian: One of the last shows with Charlie coming up: Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie wfmu.org...
	11:58am bobdoesthings: great show, thanks trouble!
	11:59am bobdoesthings: last shows wit hcharlie ?? he's stopping?
	11:59am kayt: di nada! obrigada to you! for next time: gia gi shoe-va, d-oy (yeah like oy vey)-ish meal E oom ate a proxima

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 13, 2017

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