WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 5, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:00am melinda: Morning!
	9:00am Threemoons: Morning all. Getting ready to get out the door and go make the donuts...
	9:01am Trouble: gooood morning thursday!
	9:01am riley: happy Thursday morning!
	9:04am MD: Good Morning Modern People in Da Modern World...Hello Trouble...
	9:04am Passaic River Blues: Today's artwork is spectacular.
	9:05am OTB: Morning!
	9:06am Nick K (Killer): Morning Trouble.
	9:07am melinda: Plath!
	9:07am Passaic River Blues: Sylvia!
	9:08am bobdoesthings: good morning!
	9:08am dmart New Mexico: She's just exquisite. Lovely.
	9:08am annie: wonderful to turn the radio on and hear this!
	9:09am Trouble: today's artwork is by the multi talented kaye blegvlad. she wrote a tremendous piece about depression, using her outstanding drawings and the tale as told about a dog. www.buzzfeed.com...
	9:09am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:11am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:11am steveo: good morning; lovely beginning; got my head down working right now, so if you see me chatting that's called procrastination.
	9:12am Threemoons: Loved the poem...and this whole set so far.
	9:13am Readie Righteous: Sublime set to send me off to work. Thanks, Trouble
	9:13am MD: " I weigh 80...BUT I WANNA WEIGH 10!!!"
	9:14am Trouble: thanks for the early morning kind words.
	9:18am AMANMADEMADMAN: Beautiful set this morning. ty
	9:19am Mick: Good morning - gorgeous beginning
	9:21am Wild Neil: PEACE All. @Dmart-I went to NMSU and graduated in 2002! Where do you live?
	9:28am bobdoesthings: <3
	9:29am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy greetings, all. I wonder if the artist means the beach girl is thinking of her Halloween costume?
	9:35am mauri: Hellooo. Finnish background ! I think its Jarmo Heikkinen speaking. He narrates most of the nature shows.
	9:36am bobdoesthings: when you get tired of these birds do you shout "are you finnish-ed?!" .. sorry.. im awful.
	9:38am judy from croton: Todd Haynes' new movie should be great. Wonderstruck.
	9:38am sugarwolf: There is a bit of a brouhaha about the two covers OH JINX!!!
	9:39am Trouble: sylvia plath covers dust up:lithub.com...
	9:40am pocket rocks: Sylvia story is very sad. She was very ill ... her poor husband. I read letters he wrote; tried so hard to save her. She is one of my all time favorite writers.
	9:43am karen eliot: good morning-y'all
	9:44am Wild Neil: I am building my 7 year old a UFO costume for Holloween.
	9:48am melinda: Neil that's cool!
	9:49am pocket rocks: Sylvia -“hate, hate, hate the boys who can dispel sexual hunger freely, without misgiving, and be whole, while I drag out from date to date in soggy desire, always unfulfilled” (August 1950). A few days later, she writes, and Plath fans know this quote intimately: “If only I can find him . . . the man who will be intelligent, yet physically magnetic and personable. If I can offer that combination, why shouldn’t I expect it in a man?”
	9:57am Passaic River Blues: @Pocket Rocks; Trouble: this Nichole LeFebvre article is awesome. Have to read in full later on.
	9:58am pocket: I feel horrible for people who struggle with suicide. Some artists like Sylvia, Elliott Smith, Kurt Cobain, list goes on. They have this amazing ability to put to words our deepest unspoken emotions. RIP ty good nite
	10:00am Trouble: @passaicriverblues: lithub has a fantastic selection of articles that i would never to be able to find on my own. I am deeply indebted to their being alive and present in my life. Kind of like the way I feel about WFMU
	10:02am pocket: hehe i instantly bookmarked and I'm all giddy
	10:03am BronwynB: good moooorning trouble and everyone
	10:07am Roberto: Your are correct. Sombra = shadow or shade.
	10:08am Trouble: www.adamgopnik.com...
	10:09am Planet Tyler: Charles Dickens did live performance things of his writing. True story.
	10:09am Passaic River Blues: My favorite coffee from Puerto Rico is called "Cuatro Sombras". Never knew what sombras meant because I am lazy.
	10:10am Trouble: gracias, roberto!
	10:12am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:14am steveo: must procrastinate briefly to say "radio so gooood!"
	10:15am judy from croton: Trouble, such great great music etc this morning. Working on art for an exhibit. Exciting, scary, self-doubting
	10:16am Trouble: good to hear@judy from croton!!! let me know about the details!
	10:17am emily: Good morning, Trouble and fellow listeners!
	10:18am Michele: Apparently it was Winston Churchill who popularized the phrase Black Dog to describe the bouts of depression he experienced for much of his life.
	10:19am rob: Get it Mr ChesnuTT!
	10:29am zopa: oh that tony allen!
	10:31am robin: everything so good.
	10:37am Trouble: merci @robiN!
	10:43am Greg from ZONE 5: Bummed I'm gonna miss Group Doueh, but super psyched for Honk, as always.
	10:48am rsj: bummer road indeed
	10:56am SeanG: no time like the present
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Inna Carpenter stylee…
	10:57am Fashion Tashjian: Hey Trouble, thanks for keeping my bus ride schizophrenic and freaking out the other passengers because my headphones have little isolation)))
	10:58am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble! Just checking in; work be like... well, I'm busy! Diana Dors, a fine vocalist and all-around sweet woman. Touted as the "British Marylin Monroe", which she NEVER believed in and which didn't really work out. She did put out some good work in the film noir canon, and of course despite her own (negative) appraisal of her looks, was a beautiful woman, in my opinion.
	10:59am Trouble: my pleasure!@fashion tashjian
	10:59am steveo: my squid suit brings isolation pbs.twimg.com... (Brad Eberhard, 2000 )
	11:02am BronwynB: my squid suit brings all the boys to the yard
	11:06am steveo: french bird boys?
	11:07am steveo: that bird sounds like atari 2600 combat
	11:07am kayt: kem na sew
	11:08am steveo: or was it video pinball?
	11:10am bobdoesthings: nothing is worse than a live record where the audience doesn't know when the song is over and/or clap after each solo or slight pauses in the song.. ugh.
	11:10am Itzall Ablurr: Also- where did my "heart" icon go?....
	11:10am steveo: sm ken says the hearts got broken on Tuesday and they are aware of the problem and will be fixed real soon
	11:11am tiago: I would suggest "kain nashew"...
	11:11am steveo: nothing beats a well-curated mix of old and new, imo
	11:12am bobdoesthings: I think the arguement is silly .. if you don't like new music - you're not looking in the right places. old/new... it's all good as long as it connects with you. I dislike older people who say corny things like "music these days... not like the old stuff!!" .. I feel like they gave up on music years ago and don't want to admit it to themselves.
	11:12am Listener142985: More music from the Future! Now!
	11:12am queems: tough question
	11:12am kayt: you're right trouble. and tiago is spot on. like cashew with an n bom dia!
	11:12am Itzall Ablurr: Hi steveo, so THAT's why I've felt so down-in-the-dumps since Tuesday. How do you mend... this broken heart? How do you stop the rain. From falling down?...
	11:12am steveo: @bob send them a link to colleen!
	11:13am BronwynB: @steveo: agreed. one of my favorite things to do in my sets is play something old and then something new that goes well with the old thing, esp. new singers whose voices resemble old ones. sometimes you get the oddest pairs of old and new vocal twins (like robbie basho and anohni, or gene pitney and kyle craft)
	11:14am steveo: @bronwyn exactly; @itzall time heals all wounds?
	11:14am Itzall Ablurr: "wounds all heels"?
	11:14am BronwynB: i don't like it when older people say that all new music nowadays sucks, but i also don't like it when people my age dismiss everything old (music, people, etc.) as lame or whatever. it seems like the youths, after being into vintage shit for a while, have come back around to hating everything old which is in itself a ripoff of the 60s (lol) but also annoying as a youth(ish) who loves old things, and old people
	11:15am Greg from ZONE 5: I like to keep up fer sure, but the frustrating thing with new music is that there's more being made than ever, and we're able to access ALL of it. Old music is always being unearthed, but nobody is making any new old music.
	11:16am vikrivian: yo it jist took me almost 15 seconds to remember the young ones theme song, and then another 30 to realize you were referring to the sax in the end credits music. im slippin.
	11:16am riley: will be seeing Colleen at The Mothlight in Asheville in November and this gets me going!
	11:17am cartemis carter: really beatiful
	11:17am BronwynB: it's funny because i love old music but i hate like new music that just retreads the old. like when i see a band of young bearded white dudes playing stones-ish rock i RAGE. i think its because the old music i love was new and forward-looking in its time, just like all the good music of nowadays
	11:17am Itzall Ablurr: Dear BronwynB, everything you said. "Old people", much like "old" architecture, are unfortunately sometimes cherished and appreciated the most RIGHT before they are gone.
	11:18am Renbo: I heard that iPhone key-press lol
	11:18am tiago: bom dia, mas aqui ja' e' tarde... :)
	11:19am Trouble: laptop@renbo. tooooooo much music for a puny iphone, hah
	11:19am BronwynB: yeah, i get really irritated when my fellow millennials complain about baby boomers. its just as bad as when they complain about us. but im biased because a lot of my friends are boomers.
	11:20am BronwynB: like when they dismiss them by calling them an "old" name. like "go home to your distant husband and your shattered dreams, karen." well you know what, older people are human beings, ashleigh.
	11:23am glenn: and also, ashleigh has b.o.
	11:24am Mark Williams: wow. I've not heard this Ippu Do track in years.
	11:25am Trouble: found this cd at a really weird estate sale, full of super literature stuff, then this...had never heard of them, but the picture sold us
	11:26am Listener142985: Distant spouse and shattered dreams--ouch. Maybe time for a 4'33" listening party.
	11:26am Renbo: I stopped into a record (vinyl) store now in its third year in Nyack and bought--actually found!--a goodly array of $2 cassette tapes for my 94 wood-trim-dashboard Toyota Corolla's long-disused tapedeck. The tapes I bought were not music I listened to back then and perhaps thinking the rosey-hue and that sort of thing might have softened my crap-tolerance levels a smidge, this was not the case so all 8 tapes were thrown into the recycling bin at once :-( Moral of the story!!
	11:26am Greg from ZONE 5: I'm always taking cues from people older than myself on how I do and do not want to age. @Trouble: You use this? www.estatesales.net...
	11:27am WO Town Wick: Like that Ippu Do a lot. Got me moving a bit faster at jobbie job.
	11:29am vikrivian: greg from zone 5: i just had this faux argument with mypop music minded love interest, who was shocked to discover that all the music ive been playing around her (cosmetics, boy harsher, glass candy, tropic of cancer etc etc) was actually all extrenely recent, she felt as though its still actually 80s music, regardless of when it was recorded. after arguing for a minute, and realizing she meant 80s music as a genre, in leiu of "synth pop" or some, :gulp: "(insert)wave" rather than a period, i kind of accepted her point. it absolutely is influenced by the music n sound of that era, to such a point that its dramatically remniscent and reflective of that era, and no other, is it not in fact, new-old music?
	11:29am Dennis Diken: diggin' the show Trouble!
	11:30am Trouble: hey dennis! merci!
	11:40am Vivian: If it isn't too late to jump in on the old vs new debate. Regardless of your age, I think it boils down to how adventurous you want to be. Be it music, food, art, etc. I truly think being open-minded is one of the best outlooks you can have on life.
	11:42am Trouble: well said @vivian!
	11:45am FernandoBelmondo: Yes, Jards! I was on the roof and I had to come down just to make sure I was listening right.
	11:46am FernandoBelmondo: He is great, but Gal singing his songs is even better.
	11:47am pierre: ah sacré Antoine !
	11:50am kayt: poix debes estar em portugal. boa tarde entao
	11:51am peter in seattle: Trouble has introduced me to so many Brazilian artists and now Jards! Muito Obrigado!
	11:51am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!! great show, till next time.
	11:53am blee: love the show today, Trouble.
	11:53am Mike East: KIND bars rule! Fruit and Nut all the way! I hate the ones that have chocolate or caramel on them though....If I wanted candy, I'd get a snickers.
	11:53am steveo: super show, thank you, Trouble!
	11:53am JakeGould: Popping in during a self-imposed hiatus to share some positive old versus new thing. I volunteered a the mini-record fair this weekend at Monty Hall; Trouble I might have helped you with your purchases but timing and circumstances didn’t seem right to say, “Hey! I am this guy…” Anyway there was a kid—like 12 to 14 year old boy—who was upset he could not find any David Bowie records. I said, “Well, you gotta dig through the bins. They are frankly all mixed up so you might find a Bowie album if you look…” His response, “I can’t use an album… I need a record…” Mine, “Oh… Records and albums are the same thing… Maybe check the CDs as well?” His response, “Oh… Good… But I can’t play CDs…” So there is hope! And I hope the kid found a Bowie album or if anyone knows whose kid that was could hook him up with one.
	11:54am Vivian: Thanks Trouble! Lovely tunes, as always.
	11:54am Greg from ZONE 5: Oh, for sure, vikrivian. I just meant literal old music. Like, say, Nina Simone isn't recording any more material.
	11:54am kayt: far een ya du desh prezu
	11:55am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trubble!
	11:55am steveo: english eyes are smiling!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning/afternoon/evening; where ever your souls may inhabit
	11:57am Wild Neil: I think a good source of new music that is good is WFMU. Done.
	11:57am Renbo: goddam it !! I reckon Trouble oughter have a six hour slot, assuming she'd want it that away now she's gone fer another whole week
	11:58am tiago: north-east england but that's another story, same time as Portugal anyway
	11:59am judy from croton: First mini-cry in a long while. Almost always brought on by music, which opens the locked soul parts

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 5, 2017

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
col)))trane	peace for bathory erzebet	col)))trane			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
sylvia plath	candles "candles" by "sylvia plath"	the spoken word				0:07:04 (Pop-up)
abdullah ibrahim	khotso "khotso" by "abdullah ibrahim"	ancient africa		1973	*	0:09:25 (Pop-up)
jim james & calexico	goin' to acapulco	I'm Not There original soundtrack				0:17:40 (Pop-up)
bedouine	mind's eye "mind's eye" by "bedouine"	bedouine				0:22:51 (Pop-up)
the frightners	hey brother ( do unto others)	nothing more to say				0:26:09 (Pop-up)
catherine howe	it comes with the breezes	what a beautiful place				0:29:55 (Pop-up)

freddy	sombras y mas sombras "sombras y mas sombras" by "freddy"	La Voz Del Sentimiento				0:39:58 (Pop-up)
jamila woods	LSD ( feat chance the rapper)	HEAVN	Jagjaguwar		*	0:43:23 (Pop-up)
marcia aitken	i'm still in love "i'm still in love" by "marcia aitken"	500% dynamite				0:47:01 (Pop-up)
st etienne	Train Drivers in Eyeliner	home counties	heavenly /pais		*	0:50:01 (Pop-up)
the emotions	show me how "show me how" by "the emotions"	isaac hayes/The Spirit of Memphis 1962–1976	craft/stax		*	0:53:35 (Pop-up)
deerhoof	Con Sordino "Con Sordino" by "deerhoof"	mountain moves	joyful noise		*	0:55:54 (Pop-up)
takuya kuroda	think twice featuring antibalas	zigzagger	concord		*	0:58:58 (Pop-up)

kondi band	thank you mama "thank you mama" by "kondi band"	salone	strut		*	1:10:59 (Pop-up)
andre de koning	party talk "party talk" by "andre de koning"	Noise Reduction System: Formative European Electronica 1974-1984 (V/A)	cherry red			1:15:07 (Pop-up)
Cody Chestnutt	i stay ready "i stay ready" by "Cody Chestnutt"	my love divine degree	Handwritten Records		*	1:18:09 (Pop-up)
alice russell	for a while "for a while" by "alice russell"	to dust				1:20:41 (Pop-up)
oumou sangare	yere faga feat tony allen	mogoya	no format		*	1:25:35 (Pop-up)
mount kimbie	we go home together (feat james blake)	love what survives	warp		*	1:30:42 (Pop-up)
diana dors	so little time "so little time" by "diana dors"	The Girls Are At It Again - UK Beat Girls 1964-1969 v/a				1:32:52 (Pop-up)
the impressions	don't forget what i told you	finally got myself together				1:35:36 (Pop-up)

mv&ee with the bummer road	mine all troubled blues	green blues				1:46:38 (Pop-up)
deux filles	the letter "the letter" by "deux filles"	Silence & Wisdom / Double Happiness				1:50:19 (Pop-up)
lord echo	life on earth "life on earth" by "lord echo"	harmonies 2				1:53:56 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	superdub "superdub" by "hollie cook"				*	1:56:27 (Pop-up)
MW ensemble	music for transmission 1	music for piano transmission			*	2:00:24 (Pop-up)
gal costa	quem nasceu "quem nasceu" by "gal costa"	Ao Vivo na bahia				2:02:45 (Pop-up)

colleen	another world "another world" by "colleen"	a flame my love, a frequency	thrill jockey		*	2:12:23 (Pop-up)
joy wellboy	disconnected "disconnected" by "joy wellboy"	yorokobi's mantra				2:18:06 (Pop-up)
ippu do	german road "german road" by "ippu do"	lunatic menu				2:22:34 (Pop-up)
kwes	36 "36" by "kwes"	Ilp				2:27:29 (Pop-up)
briana marela	call it love "call it love" by "briana marela"	call it love	jagjaguwar		*	2:31:17 (Pop-up)
le super homard	dry salt in our hair lake ruth remix				*	2:35:23 (Pop-up)
bing ji ling	sunshine love "sunshine love" by "bing ji ling"	shadow to shine				2:38:19 (Pop-up)
jards macale	farinha do desprezo "farinha do desprezo" by "jards macale"	Scott's Nuts for Brazil 2015 Marathon Premium				2:42:55 (Pop-up)
antoine	arretez de me parler de faire l'amour	the atomic cafe french cuts v/a				2:46:41 (Pop-up)
Noonday Underground	siren "siren" by "Noonday Underground"	body parts for modern art				2:49:31 (Pop-up)

honey church	the winter part one "the winter part one" by "honey church"	will you be there with me				2:56:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am melinda: Morning!
	9:00am Threemoons: Morning all. Getting ready to get out the door and go make the donuts...
	9:01am Trouble: gooood morning thursday!
	9:01am riley: happy Thursday morning!
	9:04am MD: Good Morning Modern People in Da Modern World...Hello Trouble...
	9:04am Passaic River Blues: Today's artwork is spectacular.
	9:05am OTB: Morning!
	9:06am Nick K (Killer): Morning Trouble.
	9:07am melinda: Plath!
	9:07am Passaic River Blues: Sylvia!
	9:08am bobdoesthings: good morning!
	9:08am dmart New Mexico: She's just exquisite. Lovely.
	9:08am annie: wonderful to turn the radio on and hear this!
	9:09am Trouble: today's artwork is by the multi talented kaye blegvlad. she wrote a tremendous piece about depression, using her outstanding drawings and the tale as told about a dog. www.buzzfeed.com...
	9:09am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:11am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:11am steveo: good morning; lovely beginning; got my head down working right now, so if you see me chatting that's called procrastination.
	9:12am Threemoons: Loved the poem...and this whole set so far.
	9:13am Readie Righteous: Sublime set to send me off to work. Thanks, Trouble
	9:13am MD: " I weigh 80...BUT I WANNA WEIGH 10!!!"
	9:14am Trouble: thanks for the early morning kind words.
	9:18am AMANMADEMADMAN: Beautiful set this morning. ty
	9:19am Mick: Good morning - gorgeous beginning
	9:21am Wild Neil: PEACE All. @Dmart-I went to NMSU and graduated in 2002! Where do you live?
	9:28am bobdoesthings: <3
	9:29am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy greetings, all. I wonder if the artist means the beach girl is thinking of her Halloween costume?
	9:35am mauri: Hellooo. Finnish background ! I think its Jarmo Heikkinen speaking. He narrates most of the nature shows.
	9:36am bobdoesthings: when you get tired of these birds do you shout "are you finnish-ed?!" .. sorry.. im awful.
	9:38am judy from croton: Todd Haynes' new movie should be great. Wonderstruck.
	9:38am sugarwolf: There is a bit of a brouhaha about the two covers OH JINX!!!
	9:39am Trouble: sylvia plath covers dust up:lithub.com...
	9:40am pocket rocks: Sylvia story is very sad. She was very ill ... her poor husband. I read letters he wrote; tried so hard to save her. She is one of my all time favorite writers.
	9:43am karen eliot: good morning-y'all
	9:44am Wild Neil: I am building my 7 year old a UFO costume for Holloween.
	9:48am melinda: Neil that's cool!
	9:49am pocket rocks: Sylvia -“hate, hate, hate the boys who can dispel sexual hunger freely, without misgiving, and be whole, while I drag out from date to date in soggy desire, always unfulfilled” (August 1950). A few days later, she writes, and Plath fans know this quote intimately: “If only I can find him . . . the man who will be intelligent, yet physically magnetic and personable. If I can offer that combination, why shouldn’t I expect it in a man?”
	9:57am Passaic River Blues: @Pocket Rocks; Trouble: this Nichole LeFebvre article is awesome. Have to read in full later on.
	9:58am pocket: I feel horrible for people who struggle with suicide. Some artists like Sylvia, Elliott Smith, Kurt Cobain, list goes on. They have this amazing ability to put to words our deepest unspoken emotions. RIP ty good nite
	10:00am Trouble: @passaicriverblues: lithub has a fantastic selection of articles that i would never to be able to find on my own. I am deeply indebted to their being alive and present in my life. Kind of like the way I feel about WFMU
	10:02am pocket: hehe i instantly bookmarked and I'm all giddy
	10:03am BronwynB: good moooorning trouble and everyone
	10:07am Roberto: Your are correct. Sombra = shadow or shade.
	10:08am Trouble: www.adamgopnik.com...
	10:09am Planet Tyler: Charles Dickens did live performance things of his writing. True story.
	10:09am Passaic River Blues: My favorite coffee from Puerto Rico is called "Cuatro Sombras". Never knew what sombras meant because I am lazy.
	10:10am Trouble: gracias, roberto!
	10:12am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:14am steveo: must procrastinate briefly to say "radio so gooood!"
	10:15am judy from croton: Trouble, such great great music etc this morning. Working on art for an exhibit. Exciting, scary, self-doubting
	10:16am Trouble: good to hear@judy from croton!!! let me know about the details!
	10:17am emily: Good morning, Trouble and fellow listeners!
	10:18am Michele: Apparently it was Winston Churchill who popularized the phrase Black Dog to describe the bouts of depression he experienced for much of his life.
	10:19am rob: Get it Mr ChesnuTT!
	10:29am zopa: oh that tony allen!
	10:31am robin: everything so good.
	10:37am Trouble: merci @robiN!
	10:43am Greg from ZONE 5: Bummed I'm gonna miss Group Doueh, but super psyched for Honk, as always.
	10:48am rsj: bummer road indeed
	10:56am SeanG: no time like the present
	10:57am Greg from ZONE 5: Inna Carpenter stylee…
	10:57am Fashion Tashjian: Hey Trouble, thanks for keeping my bus ride schizophrenic and freaking out the other passengers because my headphones have little isolation)))
	10:58am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble! Just checking in; work be like... well, I'm busy! Diana Dors, a fine vocalist and all-around sweet woman. Touted as the "British Marylin Monroe", which she NEVER believed in and which didn't really work out. She did put out some good work in the film noir canon, and of course despite her own (negative) appraisal of her looks, was a beautiful woman, in my opinion.
	10:59am Trouble: my pleasure!@fashion tashjian
	10:59am steveo: my squid suit brings isolation pbs.twimg.com... (Brad Eberhard, 2000 )
	11:02am BronwynB: my squid suit brings all the boys to the yard
	11:06am steveo: french bird boys?
	11:07am steveo: that bird sounds like atari 2600 combat
	11:07am kayt: kem na sew
	11:08am steveo: or was it video pinball?
	11:10am bobdoesthings: nothing is worse than a live record where the audience doesn't know when the song is over and/or clap after each solo or slight pauses in the song.. ugh.
	11:10am Itzall Ablurr: Also- where did my "heart" icon go?....
	11:10am steveo: sm ken says the hearts got broken on Tuesday and they are aware of the problem and will be fixed real soon
	11:11am tiago: I would suggest "kain nashew"...
	11:11am steveo: nothing beats a well-curated mix of old and new, imo
	11:12am bobdoesthings: I think the arguement is silly .. if you don't like new music - you're not looking in the right places. old/new... it's all good as long as it connects with you. I dislike older people who say corny things like "music these days... not like the old stuff!!" .. I feel like they gave up on music years ago and don't want to admit it to themselves.
	11:12am Listener142985: More music from the Future! Now!
	11:12am queems: tough question
	11:12am kayt: you're right trouble. and tiago is spot on. like cashew with an n bom dia!
	11:12am Itzall Ablurr: Hi steveo, so THAT's why I've felt so down-in-the-dumps since Tuesday. How do you mend... this broken heart? How do you stop the rain. From falling down?...
	11:12am steveo: @bob send them a link to colleen!
	11:13am BronwynB: @steveo: agreed. one of my favorite things to do in my sets is play something old and then something new that goes well with the old thing, esp. new singers whose voices resemble old ones. sometimes you get the oddest pairs of old and new vocal twins (like robbie basho and anohni, or gene pitney and kyle craft)
	11:14am steveo: @bronwyn exactly; @itzall time heals all wounds?
	11:14am Itzall Ablurr: "wounds all heels"?
	11:14am BronwynB: i don't like it when older people say that all new music nowadays sucks, but i also don't like it when people my age dismiss everything old (music, people, etc.) as lame or whatever. it seems like the youths, after being into vintage shit for a while, have come back around to hating everything old which is in itself a ripoff of the 60s (lol) but also annoying as a youth(ish) who loves old things, and old people
	11:15am Greg from ZONE 5: I like to keep up fer sure, but the frustrating thing with new music is that there's more being made than ever, and we're able to access ALL of it. Old music is always being unearthed, but nobody is making any new old music.
	11:16am vikrivian: yo it jist took me almost 15 seconds to remember the young ones theme song, and then another 30 to realize you were referring to the sax in the end credits music. im slippin.
	11:16am riley: will be seeing Colleen at The Mothlight in Asheville in November and this gets me going!
	11:17am cartemis carter: really beatiful
	11:17am BronwynB: it's funny because i love old music but i hate like new music that just retreads the old. like when i see a band of young bearded white dudes playing stones-ish rock i RAGE. i think its because the old music i love was new and forward-looking in its time, just like all the good music of nowadays
	11:17am Itzall Ablurr: Dear BronwynB, everything you said. "Old people", much like "old" architecture, are unfortunately sometimes cherished and appreciated the most RIGHT before they are gone.
	11:18am Renbo: I heard that iPhone key-press lol
	11:18am tiago: bom dia, mas aqui ja' e' tarde... :)
	11:19am Trouble: laptop@renbo. tooooooo much music for a puny iphone, hah
	11:19am BronwynB: yeah, i get really irritated when my fellow millennials complain about baby boomers. its just as bad as when they complain about us. but im biased because a lot of my friends are boomers.
	11:20am BronwynB: like when they dismiss them by calling them an "old" name. like "go home to your distant husband and your shattered dreams, karen." well you know what, older people are human beings, ashleigh.
	11:23am glenn: and also, ashleigh has b.o.
	11:24am Mark Williams: wow. I've not heard this Ippu Do track in years.
	11:25am Trouble: found this cd at a really weird estate sale, full of super literature stuff, then this...had never heard of them, but the picture sold us
	11:26am Listener142985: Distant spouse and shattered dreams--ouch. Maybe time for a 4'33" listening party.
	11:26am Renbo: I stopped into a record (vinyl) store now in its third year in Nyack and bought--actually found!--a goodly array of $2 cassette tapes for my 94 wood-trim-dashboard Toyota Corolla's long-disused tapedeck. The tapes I bought were not music I listened to back then and perhaps thinking the rosey-hue and that sort of thing might have softened my crap-tolerance levels a smidge, this was not the case so all 8 tapes were thrown into the recycling bin at once :-( Moral of the story!!
	11:26am Greg from ZONE 5: I'm always taking cues from people older than myself on how I do and do not want to age. @Trouble: You use this? www.estatesales.net...
	11:27am WO Town Wick: Like that Ippu Do a lot. Got me moving a bit faster at jobbie job.
	11:29am vikrivian: greg from zone 5: i just had this faux argument with mypop music minded love interest, who was shocked to discover that all the music ive been playing around her (cosmetics, boy harsher, glass candy, tropic of cancer etc etc) was actually all extrenely recent, she felt as though its still actually 80s music, regardless of when it was recorded. after arguing for a minute, and realizing she meant 80s music as a genre, in leiu of "synth pop" or some, :gulp: "(insert)wave" rather than a period, i kind of accepted her point. it absolutely is influenced by the music n sound of that era, to such a point that its dramatically remniscent and reflective of that era, and no other, is it not in fact, new-old music?
	11:29am Dennis Diken: diggin' the show Trouble!
	11:30am Trouble: hey dennis! merci!
	11:40am Vivian: If it isn't too late to jump in on the old vs new debate. Regardless of your age, I think it boils down to how adventurous you want to be. Be it music, food, art, etc. I truly think being open-minded is one of the best outlooks you can have on life.
	11:42am Trouble: well said @vivian!
	11:45am FernandoBelmondo: Yes, Jards! I was on the roof and I had to come down just to make sure I was listening right.
	11:46am FernandoBelmondo: He is great, but Gal singing his songs is even better.
	11:47am pierre: ah sacré Antoine !
	11:50am kayt: poix debes estar em portugal. boa tarde entao
	11:51am peter in seattle: Trouble has introduced me to so many Brazilian artists and now Jards! Muito Obrigado!
	11:51am bobdoesthings: thanks trouble!! great show, till next time.
	11:53am blee: love the show today, Trouble.
	11:53am Mike East: KIND bars rule! Fruit and Nut all the way! I hate the ones that have chocolate or caramel on them though....If I wanted candy, I'd get a snickers.
	11:53am steveo: super show, thank you, Trouble!
	11:53am JakeGould: Popping in during a self-imposed hiatus to share some positive old versus new thing. I volunteered a the mini-record fair this weekend at Monty Hall; Trouble I might have helped you with your purchases but timing and circumstances didn’t seem right to say, “Hey! I am this guy…” Anyway there was a kid—like 12 to 14 year old boy—who was upset he could not find any David Bowie records. I said, “Well, you gotta dig through the bins. They are frankly all mixed up so you might find a Bowie album if you look…” His response, “I can’t use an album… I need a record…” Mine, “Oh… Records and albums are the same thing… Maybe check the CDs as well?” His response, “Oh… Good… But I can’t play CDs…” So there is hope! And I hope the kid found a Bowie album or if anyone knows whose kid that was could hook him up with one.
	11:54am Vivian: Thanks Trouble! Lovely tunes, as always.
	11:54am Greg from ZONE 5: Oh, for sure, vikrivian. I just meant literal old music. Like, say, Nina Simone isn't recording any more material.
	11:54am kayt: far een ya du desh prezu
	11:55am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trubble!
	11:55am steveo: english eyes are smiling!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning/afternoon/evening; where ever your souls may inhabit
	11:57am Wild Neil: I think a good source of new music that is good is WFMU. Done.
	11:57am Renbo: goddam it !! I reckon Trouble oughter have a six hour slot, assuming she'd want it that away now she's gone fer another whole week
	11:58am tiago: north-east england but that's another story, same time as Portugal anyway
	11:59am judy from croton: First mini-cry in a long while. Almost always brought on by music, which opens the locked soul parts

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 5, 2017

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