WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 11, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:01am Webhamster Henry: Good Modern Morning!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Good Morning Trouble and modern people of the world
	9:03am melinda: morning all
	9:03am Trouble: good morning modern world. grey day here in jersey city
	9:04am steveo: good morning & same in hell's kitchen + cold
	9:06am Roberto: What's the good word, Troub?
	9:07am fm Mike: Good Morning all :) Good Morning Trouble. It's been a long time since I have heard your show :D
	9:08am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:08am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Good afternoon Trouble (and listeners), it's a lovely sunny day here in the county of Hampshire, but with a cold wind. Only 11 degrees (say 52 degrees in American) in the shade
	9:09am karlward: If you're taking girl talk requests I want to hear "Rebel Without a Pause." I will also accept anything by Heart, or this Kohei Amadu.
	9:10am Diezel Tea: Hey Trouble and all those in trouble.
	9:10am Webhamster Henry: The whole sentence glides gradually down. As a guy interested in Vocal Synthesis, this is great!
	9:13am queems: i LOVE this
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Trouble and Troublemakers!
	9:14am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:15am Trouble: dj icepack is a slow to chose guy@ roberto: we visited accepted student day at Sarah Lawrence on Monday, Rutgers is this saturday
	9:16am Roberto: Oh cool, is it down to those two?
	9:17am đ¢ ÞäŦ: This is really great.
	9:17am sphere: hullo.
	9:17am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: The BBC World Service, trying to teach people to speak like Lizzie Windsor by shortwave. I know English by Radio was popular, but I wonder how many of the listeners actually tried to follow these instructions at the time
	9:17am Trouble: yes@roberto - $$$ talks.
	9:18am đ¢ ÞäŦ: My daughter is in the same college heck process.
	9:18am WillCrete: Just loving the way that these two layers of speech and guitar repetition are unfolding alongside one another. Wonderful conjunction for the morning.
	9:19am Listener Gregory: It's a lovely day, isn't it?
	9:19am đ¢ ÞäŦ: WON'T YOU??
	9:19am sphere: this is a perfect mashup.
	9:20am Trouble: i am thrilled to say that one of my art students just got a fab $ package from George Washington University, I am soooo proud of her.
	9:20am Roberto: Let us know how it turns out, Trouble. Either way he won't be too far from home! That's a good thing, right? :P
	9:20am Phillippe Bastille: Where else are you going to hear this? Where, I ask?! (whispers: nowhere...)
	9:23am sphere: sometimes i end up listening to the local Adult Album Alternative station but it only reminds me why i listen to WFMU when i can.
	9:28am Trouble: @dc pat: my condolences. it is a truly wackadoodle process
	9:30am Roberto: My older daughter may be graduating this semester. As in, next month. She's still not sure.
	9:34am Trouble: wow@roberto. is she ahead on her credits or wants to continue studying something else?
	9:35am Roberto: She's a hot mess is what she is.
	9:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, modern people.
	9:38am fm Mike: Morning Ken. Long time no see.
	9:38am steveo: when did i first realize that i'm in love with the french birds?
	9:39am đ¢ ÞäŦ: for sure @trouble. Almost done...until 4 years from now when the Boy ramps up.
	9:42am Phillippe Bastille: Wouldn't it be funny if the birds are actually tweeting in Portuguese?
	9:43am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Trouble, not even BBC presenters talk like that any more
	9:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mike. How's it going?
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: I do wonder, seriously, if there are slight variations in bird calls if flocks are separated by continents
	9:46am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Phillippe, there are certainly local accents among some bird populations. I've heard differences in the Song Thrush and Blackbird in different parts of the country
	9:48am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I expect the more complicated the song, the more 'improvisation' you find with individual birds
	9:48am fletchernyc: Gillian!! And David!!
	9:48am Dave in Vermont: one of my favorite albums of all time!
	9:49am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin That's cool, thanks. I know the starling is all over the world, got me wondering if the South African version sounds any different than the South Jersey
	9:51am melinda: Nice segue. I have fond memories of hearing them do this song at a club in Winooski VT around the time the album came out, hadn't heard the album yet.
	9:51am Magda: good Morning Everyone. I am having a weird morning too.
	9:52am Listener Robert: On hearing that, my visiting friend Greg said "I Pity the Country" was one of the best pieces he'd ever heard. He had me look here to find out what it was.
	9:52am Dave in Vermont: @Melinda, that was Higher Ground, which is now in So Burlington.
	9:53am βrian: Note: Since the last election, it's no longer distressing to see Scott Walker's name on the playlist. It's quite nice, in fact.
	9:55am βrian: Ah Winooski. I remember it fondly, despite living directly beneath the flight path.
	9:57am Trouble: sorry to hear@roberto. but that is their job, somewhat, at this age...
	9:57am Magda: Winooski is a nice hike up that hill to Burlington
	9:58am Magda: I need to so visit the Burlington Area again.
	9:59am FletcherNYC: So many great Gillian Welch memories from seeing them for the first time after walking down a secret trail to a swampy amphitheater in St Augustine Florida to completely unplugged singing Long Black Veil after the sound curfew in Town Hall.
	10:00am Slaboch: Forgot how great this Sun Records boxed set is!
	10:01am βrian: Five-Year old is about to start kindergarten. Should we be scoping colleges now??
	10:01am Trouble: hey @michael: it sure is!
	10:02am Trouble: hah,no@brian, but saving half of your salary should be started to pay for the crazy tuition...
	10:03am melinda: @Dave we also saw Jonathan Richman there, I still have the poster from that show. We lived on the other side of the state so it was a big deal to see shows in the Burlington area, only did it a few times.
	10:05am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I only started listening to WFMU every day about 3 weeks ago, so I'm no expert, but is there a more eclectic show than this one on the station? It's hard to imagine that there could be
	10:05am Lixiviated Life: "Trouble,. Trouble again"
	10:06am Trouble: @kevin_ringwood: i am pretty all over the place, it's true.
	10:06am βrian: One semester's in-state tuition at UW-Madison is $5,277.76 right now. And it's been frozen for a while.
	10:07am Listener Robert: Actually, Kevin, there are indeed others that may be slightly more eclectic. Gaylord Fields and Irwin Chusid come to mind, for instance.
	10:07am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Trouble, 'eclectic' is good. Actually it's really great!
	10:07am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble, good morning all. Interesting artwork this morning, I've been trying to get a handle on it for a few minutes. A lot going on there...
	10:08am Z-pulpa: Goodmorning Trouble and listener friends! I got to listen to the first hour of today's Modern World on my headphones among the beautiful blooming trees on my walk to work, hoping to have a calm rest of the day.
	10:08am Listener Robert: Also for eclectic, although he's not on the current schedule, there's Bob Brainen.
	10:09am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Robert, thank you. I heard Irwin for the first time last night and was very impressed. Gaylord Fields is on past my bedtime, so I'll take a listen to the archive
	10:11am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin Yeah, Irwin came to mind for eclectic. SheilaB has a lot of different styles and origins on SBB, though most of it is female fronted.
	10:12am βrian: @melinda: Whereabouts? I used to live in the Monkton area, south of BVT.
	10:12am Phillippe Bastille: That Yasmine Hamdan was wonderful... I'd give it two clicky stars if I could.
	10:12am Ike: @Kevin UK, I'd agree with LR -- probably Gaylord. And maybe Joe McG.? And if you like this, check out Samantha on Sundays before Gaylord, if you haven't already.
	10:13am Trouble: john allen, scott mcdowell , joe mggasko are all pretty free form, covering lots of genres within their shows.
	10:15am Phillippe Bastille: @Trouble of the three, I think Joe is the most accessible. He was my gateway DJ to a lot of other shows. I can even listen to Bryce while I'm working now!
	10:16am Z-pulpa: Zoe B. has her own amazing free form eclectic style!
	10:16am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Ike, Trouble, thank you. I've already got Joe McGasko marked as a favourite, and I'll check out the others. The problem is, there just aren't enough hours in the day to listen to everything I want to hear. There are worse problems to have, I suppose
	10:18am Phillippe Bastille: This Shannon Shaw {two heart emojis}
	10:20am Ken From Hyde Park: @Kevin - You might also want to add Doug Schulkind's program to your list. Friday mornings on the Drummer Stream. www.wfmu.org...
	10:20am Ike: I love, love, love Vermont.
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin you know you've gone around the sun a time or two when songs you've clicky starred pop up on a playlist and you start to clicky star them again because you know you love them but forgot you heard them before.
	10:22am Dave in Vermont: @Melinda I saw Jonathan Richman at ArtsRiot last year, what a sweet show.
	10:26am Trouble: that's not an age problem@phillipe: that's a wfmu problem. songs can song different when placed in between different kinds of music
	10:27am Stephen O: @Kevin- Zoe's show and Radio Ravioli have been taking fantastic journeys lately. True, there isn't enough time for all the greatness here.
	10:29am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Z-Pulpa, Phillippe, Ken, Stephen O, Trouble, and everyone - many thanks for the suggestions, I'm starring all of them. As I get older I find my musical tastes have broadened enormously and that's why I wish I'd found WFMU sooner. Anyway, it's 3.30 here and the rest of my day is going to be spent on conference calls, so I'll catch you next week!
	10:30am John from Florham Park: @Phillipe one of my favorite DJs is shelia b on Friday’s at 3 that is appointment listening
	10:30am Webhamster Henry: Even the shuffle-mode songs on the streams (Ichiban, Drummer Some, Sheena) is pretty darn entertaining and eclectic. But the actual hosted shows also up the eclecticism.
	10:31am Webhamster Henry: Also, @kevin_ringwood_UK, there are 20 years of archives, so there's no reason to miss anything.
	10:31am John from Florham Park: @Trouble just where do you and all the other people find thus wonderful music
	10:32am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Henry - I hadn't thought of that. It's an embarrassment of riches
	10:32am John from Florham Park: @Webhamster has anyone tried to listen to all the archives
	10:34am Z-pulpa: The greatest part of having a solitary desk job for the last year is listening to wfmu 40+ hours a week. Thursdays are a favorite, I listen pretty much 9am-9pm!
	10:34am Lixiviated Life: Everything's better with bird songs in the background.
	10:35am Barney Grubbs: the last time I was at Poo-Bah Records in Pasadena (2013?) they were playing that Anika ep in the store and I was one of like 5 people who bought it in the 45 minutes I was there
	10:35am John from Florham Park: @Z- you don’t like Dave the spazz
	10:36am melinda: @Brian I was in Peacham for 4 years. It's southwest of St. Johnsbury.
	10:36am Trouble: vimeo.com... allison schulnick video with scott walker song
	10:39am βrian: Ah, I recall making the trek to Glover quite a few times.
	10:40am Z-pulpa: @John from Florham Park, haha I do! but at that point I usually tune out and let the days programming sink in a bit, after Blind Tourist, Hearty White, and the gospel hour my brain is tingly and happy.
	10:41am melinda: I know people whose live music experiences are all big concerts/big names, which is fine, but I don't get it. Maybe they enjoy huge crowds.
	10:41am melinda: Glover is interesting.
	10:43am đ¢ ÞäŦ: I'm with you @melinda. You can pay $10 to see amazing groups in small bars with hardly anyone there. Why go with the crowds and the $$$$?
	10:48am John from Florham Park: @Z-you do have a point
	10:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Just received a text message from my sister: "Only in MN is the statewide tornado drill cancelled due to flooding and a blizzard." Minnesota has two seasons: Winter and Road Construction! Also, their state bird is the mosquito.
	10:57am tim from champaign: Howdy Trouble and everyone!
	10:58am Phillippe Bastille: @Z I have a hard time with those two shows. I like the idea of the Blind Tourist, but she often has several layers of sound going at the same time and I can't separate them out enough to enjoy either. Hearty White is just not my cuppa
	10:59am Trouble: @barney: that speaks volumes about why record stores are so necessary. @ken from hype park: whoa
	11:00am John from Florham Park: @tim howdy back
	11:01am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Hearty is a preacher of faith for those who have no faith. A spiritualist that isn't interested in god. He occupies a position that few have the fortitude to maintain. I'm a follower.
	11:01am tim from champaign: @melinda and dc pat - I'm with you. I'm close to 30 years in with going to shows. As more time goes by, I mainly seek out shows that are affordable and in intimate spaces. Non traditional venues are the best - record shops, art galleries, etc.
	11:01am tim from champaign: Hey John!
	11:02am Z-pulpa: @ Phillippe Bastille, one of the beautiful things about wfmu is sharing some tastes with some and not with others and feeling our tastes change! For me the overlapping multi track collage in the blind tourist is really relaxing, but also has something to do with listening to it right after work when I want to just pause and rest my mind, as for Hearty White, haha I think he strikes a spiritual chord in my searching heart from time to time, but for months I couldnt listen to him and then one evening when I was feeling down he really got to me.
	11:03am đ¢ ÞäŦ: I have a friend that only goes to see the same 20 or so groups who seem to get more and more popular. So the venues get bigger and more pricey. I keep going smaller and smaller.. Flesh Eaters was the biggest show I've seen in years..
	11:03am Z-pulpa: but here we are, in the morning in The Modern World, I am loving the show this morning Trouble! Thank You.
	11:03am Webhamster Henry: WFMU has a way of making music I wouldn't listen to listenable.
	11:06am Devin B.: Hell yeah new Sneaks!!
	11:06am Z-pulpa: I saw SNEAKS last spring at a small show in Baltimore and was blown away by her stage presence, it was a great show!
	11:07am melinda: One of the most interesting shows I attended was Michael Hurley at a tiny record/VHS store. There was space for just a handful of people and I sat on a milk crate.
	11:09am Devin B.: Recently saw Sunwatchers and Mega Bog at a roller rink. Bands played in the center with people skating around. That was fun.
	11:09am tim from champaign: Theme de yoyo!!!!
	11:09am Phillippe Bastille: Ken does a really good job keeping things balanced and finding the right places for shows. Dance with me Stanley cut to one hour and moved to Friday Happy Hour time was a brilliant move, IMHO. Can't believe it works, but its a great way to start the weekend.
	11:09am John from Florham Park: @Z as I have gotten older I have found myself more and more hearing more and more non commercial radio like WFMU and a couple of others,gearing stairway to heaven fir the 4th time in a week does not do it for me anymore, love radio paradise too because they play a lot of wonderful stuff that I don’t hear
	11:10am tim from champaign: that's what I'm talking bout, melinda and Devin! @Devin, was that show recently in Seattle?
	11:11am Devin B.: Yeah, Tim. In Rat City.
	11:11am Itzall Ablurr: Sneaks- first purchase for the month on account'a THIS SHOW! Love it.
	11:11am Dean: Heard Roscoe Mitchell at a house concert a few weekends back, at which I met Lester Bowie's widow.
	11:11am John from Florham Park: @Tim this station has it in spades
	11:12am Roberto: This might be the greatest diss song of all time.
	11:12am tim from champaign: There's a couple artists I really want to see who I haven't yet like Neil Young and Nick Cave. At this point, they keep playing bigger places at prices that are way out of my range.
	11:13am tim from champaign: @Devin - I really want to check that space out. I'm outside Tacoma.
	11:14am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Well Nick Cave is probably worth it and I'd pay some good dough to see Tom Waits. I saw Cave about 20 years ago when it was already expensive and totally worth it. There are exceptions.
	11:15am Devin B.: @Tim: It'd be worth the drive for the right line up. Do they still do shows at the Java Jive?
	11:15am βrian: @TFC: That seems to be the case for John Prine, too. I saw him in small venues, or for free, at a festival.
	11:15am Roberto: Lolz it's Holley not Hollie.
	11:15am Ike: Someone typed "Ken from Hype Park" above and I really like that. I'm going to call KfHP "Ken from Hype Park" from now on.
	11:16am John from Florham Park: Nick cave I would love to see, love his song into my arms
	11:17am Phillippe Bastille: Nick Cave would be a great show.
	11:18am bobdoesthings: good morning and thanks trouble :D saving my workplace morning
	11:19am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Cave IS a great show. But I passed on shelling out the dough on his last tour.
	11:19am tim from champaign: @Devin - I'll have to look into it. I'm relatively new to the area. Tacoma is pretty rad. There's a newish record and vintage shop called Jankuland in Tacoma that does DIY shows that are cool.
	11:21am Planet Tyler: Love this Bobby Oraza. First heard it on WFMU. Nice little record label too.
	11:21am Devin B.: @Tim: Sounds rad. I grew up around here, but just moved back a few months ago. Love T-Town. Got roots down there.
	11:21am karlward: That snare sounds amazing. This is on a 7"?
	11:22am Passaic River Blues: The test results are in: “This Love” is still legal drugs.
	11:22am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Other expensive shows I've seen over the last couple decades: Devo, Pogues. Devo didn't play long, Bob II was still alive. Pogues were great but McGowen was plowed and couldn't do anything..
	11:22am Devin B.: Pic of the Java Jive, if you haven't seen it: www.waymarking.com...
	11:23am bobdoesthings: @PRB - agreed! <3 this song.
	11:23am Passaic River Blues: @Karl Ward: grab one! bobbyoroza.bandcamp.com...
	11:24am Jay Goges: Trouble ftw every Thursday. Thank you for being you :-)
	11:24am tim from champaign: Oh man! I'm heading into Tacoma on Saturday. I'm going to drive by it, Devin. Thanks for the tip!
	11:24am Peter in SEA: Just joining, Spring Break, woohoo, but Arto Lindsay, one of my first introductions to the Brazilian sound with the Ambitious Lovers in NYC 86. and speaking of small shows FMU introduced me to Laeticia Sadier and we saw her out here in a li'l club; I think we paid $15. Great show.
	11:25am Magda: YES!!!!
	11:25am Magda: Living for this mash up from Bobby oraza.
	11:27am Roberto: Also, it's Lauryn not Lauren LOLz
	11:27am Z-pulpa: obsoletemediaobjects.bandcamp.com... another Nina Simone reworking
	11:28am Magda: Thank you zpulpa!
	11:28am Lucky: dydatyc
	11:29am elwyn: this song is so underappreciated. it was awesome when it appeared on "Futurama".
	11:29am sphere: what a great Pizzacato 5 song.
	11:29am Adrian in London: Late but being greeted by Pizzicato 5 is lovely. Hi Trouble, I hope you’re well.
	11:30am Roberto: Yes! The song playing to possibly the most teak-jerking sequence in the entire Futurama canon.
	11:33am Trouble: thank you @ike for not outing me as the mis-typer. but soon as i saw that i knew it was me, oy the pain
	11:33am Trouble: thanks@ z-pulpa
	11:34am Trouble: merci@jay goges
	11:35am elwyn: @Roberto: I'd say it's only the 2nd but #1 was Fry's dog with Connie Francis's music.
	11:36am Peter in SEA: @timfromchampaign thanks for the Jankuland spot!
	11:39am βrian: Serendipitous discoveries while browsing. That doesn't much happen with Google.
	11:39am Magda: You are welcome.
	11:42am Priscilla: The guy next to me keeps yawning loudly :-(
	11:45am The Oscar: Mornin'! Been listening, but busy working. Going full circle to the conversation about special places to see artists, one of my favorites was the time I attended a "Surrealist Game Night" at a cafe in Somerville, MA, hosted by Roger Miller of Mission of Burma. Going in, I assumed he was just the celebrity host the venue got, but it turned out this was just something he's really into. He mostly just gave us the rules, then went from table to table to see how everyone was doing. It was really charming.
	11:46am John from Florham Park: @Priscella screw that rude guy next to you
	11:46am Bill W: How bizarre that i knew that was "Trem Two" but didnt remember the band...
	11:46am Priscilla: Really. He's so needy. STFU
	11:47am tim from champaign: @Peter in SEA - Jankuland has a cache of unreal original punk and HC 7's they're putting out this weekend. Photos are up on their facedbook page.
	11:48am Priscilla: This is why I need Trouble pouring into my ears
	11:48am John from Florham Park: @oriscella tell him that
	11:48am tadpoles: This Cambodian rock is great thanks Trouble.
	11:49am Michael 98145: yes
	11:50am Z-pulpa: oooh I am looking forward to seeing Susan Alcorn and Sarah Hughes play together in two weeks.
	11:50am John from Florham Park: I meant Priscilla sorry
	11:51am Z-pulpa: so strange, I am not a heavy drinker at all but all of a sudden I have a strong desire to sip a glass of white wine during the shift from Modern World To Ravioli.
	11:51am Adrian in London: If you’re in London, a really special place to see artists is in library of the French Institute, the Fe ch government’s cultural centre. Le Superhomard are playing there next week.
	11:54am Ike: Cool show.
	11:55am Cool Runnings: Gracias y nos vemos!
	11:55am Trouble: thanks@ike
	11:56am βrian: Thinking about Martin Sexton for $25. Hmm ...
	11:56am Michael 98145: always good to have Trouble in mind. thank you, again.
	11:57am KHFP: Thanks, Trouble. Good luck with the college activities.
	11:57am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! see you next week with lee fields live!
	11:58am Z-pulpa: Thank you, Trouble! This has me grooovin'.
	11:59am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble! I'll see you Dark Souls over on the Drummer stream

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 11, 2019

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April 11, 2019: girl talk

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by michael berryhill

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
kohei amadu	shinshunfu "shinshunfu" by "kohei amadu"	shinshunfu	EM records	1970			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
rod poole	the death adder "the death adder" by "rod poole"	the death adder				mixed with BBC intonation- english by radio		0:10:36 (Pop-up)
	chauk lon bat let swan pya "chauk lon bat let swan pya"	White Elephants & Golden Ducks: Enchanting Musical Treasures from Burma						0:20:36 (Pop-up)
glamourous cat	happy waltz "happy waltz" by "glamourous cat"	young turks ost						0:25:29 (Pop-up)
sugai ken	shinshunfu reworked "shinshunfu reworked" by "sugai ken"	shinshunfu	EM records	2018	10"		*	0:28:14 (Pop-up)

willie dunn	i pity the country "i pity the country" by "willie dunn"	Native North America Volume 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985						0:45:38 (Pop-up)
gillian welch	elvis presley blues	time ( the revelator)						0:46:53 (Pop-up)
scott walker	it's raining today "it's raining today" by "scott walker"	scott 3						0:51:45 (Pop-up)
kirby sisters	i've got the craziest feeling	The Women of Sun Records v/a						0:56:04 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra	peckin'	1937 vol 2						1:00:59 (Pop-up)
yasmine hamdan	douss "douss" by "yasmine hamdan"	al jamilat						1:04:45 (Pop-up)
lee fields & the expressions	wake up	it rains love	big crown				*	1:08:57 (Pop-up)
girls on grass	asesino "asesino" by "girls on grass"	dirty power	girls on grass				*	1:11:56 (Pop-up)
shannon shaw	goodbye summer "goodbye summer" by "shannon shaw"	in nashville	easy eye sound				*	1:16:49 (Pop-up)
Sarah Louise	chitin fight "chitin fight" by "Sarah Louise"	Nighttime Birds And Morning Stars	thrill jockey				*	1:17:37 (Pop-up)
fifteen year old	ancho mar: seda "ancho mar: seda" by "fifteen year old"	abecedario						1:22:04 (Pop-up)
labelle	playing at the end of the universe	the wire tapper v/a 49	the wire				*	1:24:52 (Pop-up)
anika	yang yang (dub) "yang yang (dub)" by "anika"	anika ep						1:29:10 (Pop-up)

the lightmen plus one	jupiter's child	energy control center	now-again					1:39:37 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Holley	there was always water	MITH					*	1:46:03 (Pop-up)
mingala ma thein nyunt	"mingala ma thein nyunt"	Longing For The Past: The 78 RPM Era In Southeast Asia (2013) v./a						1:52:11 (Pop-up)
helado negro	two lucky "two lucky" by "helado negro"	this is how you smile	RVNG Intl				*	1:54:04 (Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	mundo civilizada mix dj spooky	hyper civilizado remixes						1:58:16 (Pop-up)
sneaks	the way it goes "the way it goes" by "sneaks"	highway hypnosis	merge				*	2:05:14 (Pop-up)
art ensemble of chicago	theme do yoyo	Soul of a Nation: Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher	soul jazz				*	2:07:33 (Pop-up)
dave apollon	no te enganes corazon	mandolin virtuoso						2:16:19 (Pop-up)
bobby oraza	this love part 1 "this love part 1" by "bobby oraza"				7"			2:19:13 (Pop-up)
amerigo gazaway/nina simone & lauryn hill	feeling good	the miseducation of eunice waymon						2:23:56 (Pop-up)
pizzicato 5	baby love child "baby love child" by "pizzicato 5"	this year's girl						2:27:49 (Pop-up)
brown sugar	our reggae music "our reggae music" by "brown sugar"	I'm In Love With a Dreadlocks: Brown Sugar and the Birth of Lovers Rock 1977-80	soul jazz records				*	2:31:26 (Pop-up)

mission of burma	trem two "trem two" by "mission of burma"				7"			2:41:54 (Pop-up)
ros sereysothea + seang vanthy	jah bong ju aim	cambodian rocks						2:45:32 (Pop-up)
the daktaris	in the middle "in the middle" by "the daktaris"				7"			2:48:58 (Pop-up)
alice clark	hey girl "hey girl" by "alice clark"	alice clark	we want sounds	1972/2019			*	2:53:24 (Pop-up)
tet somnan & meas samon	khnyom jah karake	groove club vol 2: cambodia rock spectacular	lion production					2:56:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Webhamster Henry: Good Modern Morning!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Good Morning Trouble and modern people of the world
	9:03am melinda: morning all
	9:03am Trouble: good morning modern world. grey day here in jersey city
	9:04am steveo: good morning & same in hell's kitchen + cold
	9:06am Roberto: What's the good word, Troub?
	9:07am fm Mike: Good Morning all :) Good Morning Trouble. It's been a long time since I have heard your show :D
	9:08am sugarwolf: Hello!
	9:08am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Good afternoon Trouble (and listeners), it's a lovely sunny day here in the county of Hampshire, but with a cold wind. Only 11 degrees (say 52 degrees in American) in the shade
	9:09am karlward: If you're taking girl talk requests I want to hear "Rebel Without a Pause." I will also accept anything by Heart, or this Kohei Amadu.
	9:10am Diezel Tea: Hey Trouble and all those in trouble.
	9:10am Webhamster Henry: The whole sentence glides gradually down. As a guy interested in Vocal Synthesis, this is great!
	9:13am queems: i LOVE this
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Trouble and Troublemakers!
	9:14am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:15am Trouble: dj icepack is a slow to chose guy@ roberto: we visited accepted student day at Sarah Lawrence on Monday, Rutgers is this saturday
	9:16am Roberto: Oh cool, is it down to those two?
	9:17am đ¢ ÞäŦ: This is really great.
	9:17am sphere: hullo.
	9:17am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: The BBC World Service, trying to teach people to speak like Lizzie Windsor by shortwave. I know English by Radio was popular, but I wonder how many of the listeners actually tried to follow these instructions at the time
	9:17am Trouble: yes@roberto - $$$ talks.
	9:18am đ¢ ÞäŦ: My daughter is in the same college heck process.
	9:18am WillCrete: Just loving the way that these two layers of speech and guitar repetition are unfolding alongside one another. Wonderful conjunction for the morning.
	9:19am Listener Gregory: It's a lovely day, isn't it?
	9:19am đ¢ ÞäŦ: WON'T YOU??
	9:19am sphere: this is a perfect mashup.
	9:20am Trouble: i am thrilled to say that one of my art students just got a fab $ package from George Washington University, I am soooo proud of her.
	9:20am Roberto: Let us know how it turns out, Trouble. Either way he won't be too far from home! That's a good thing, right? :P
	9:20am Phillippe Bastille: Where else are you going to hear this? Where, I ask?! (whispers: nowhere...)
	9:23am sphere: sometimes i end up listening to the local Adult Album Alternative station but it only reminds me why i listen to WFMU when i can.
	9:28am Trouble: @dc pat: my condolences. it is a truly wackadoodle process
	9:30am Roberto: My older daughter may be graduating this semester. As in, next month. She's still not sure.
	9:34am Trouble: wow@roberto. is she ahead on her credits or wants to continue studying something else?
	9:35am Roberto: She's a hot mess is what she is.
	9:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, modern people.
	9:38am fm Mike: Morning Ken. Long time no see.
	9:38am steveo: when did i first realize that i'm in love with the french birds?
	9:39am đ¢ ÞäŦ: for sure @trouble. Almost done...until 4 years from now when the Boy ramps up.
	9:42am Phillippe Bastille: Wouldn't it be funny if the birds are actually tweeting in Portuguese?
	9:43am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Trouble, not even BBC presenters talk like that any more
	9:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mike. How's it going?
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: I do wonder, seriously, if there are slight variations in bird calls if flocks are separated by continents
	9:46am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Phillippe, there are certainly local accents among some bird populations. I've heard differences in the Song Thrush and Blackbird in different parts of the country
	9:48am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I expect the more complicated the song, the more 'improvisation' you find with individual birds
	9:48am fletchernyc: Gillian!! And David!!
	9:48am Dave in Vermont: one of my favorite albums of all time!
	9:49am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin That's cool, thanks. I know the starling is all over the world, got me wondering if the South African version sounds any different than the South Jersey
	9:51am melinda: Nice segue. I have fond memories of hearing them do this song at a club in Winooski VT around the time the album came out, hadn't heard the album yet.
	9:51am Magda: good Morning Everyone. I am having a weird morning too.
	9:52am Listener Robert: On hearing that, my visiting friend Greg said "I Pity the Country" was one of the best pieces he'd ever heard. He had me look here to find out what it was.
	9:52am Dave in Vermont: @Melinda, that was Higher Ground, which is now in So Burlington.
	9:53am βrian: Note: Since the last election, it's no longer distressing to see Scott Walker's name on the playlist. It's quite nice, in fact.
	9:55am βrian: Ah Winooski. I remember it fondly, despite living directly beneath the flight path.
	9:57am Trouble: sorry to hear@roberto. but that is their job, somewhat, at this age...
	9:57am Magda: Winooski is a nice hike up that hill to Burlington
	9:58am Magda: I need to so visit the Burlington Area again.
	9:59am FletcherNYC: So many great Gillian Welch memories from seeing them for the first time after walking down a secret trail to a swampy amphitheater in St Augustine Florida to completely unplugged singing Long Black Veil after the sound curfew in Town Hall.
	10:00am Slaboch: Forgot how great this Sun Records boxed set is!
	10:01am βrian: Five-Year old is about to start kindergarten. Should we be scoping colleges now??
	10:01am Trouble: hey @michael: it sure is!
	10:02am Trouble: hah,no@brian, but saving half of your salary should be started to pay for the crazy tuition...
	10:03am melinda: @Dave we also saw Jonathan Richman there, I still have the poster from that show. We lived on the other side of the state so it was a big deal to see shows in the Burlington area, only did it a few times.
	10:05am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I only started listening to WFMU every day about 3 weeks ago, so I'm no expert, but is there a more eclectic show than this one on the station? It's hard to imagine that there could be
	10:05am Lixiviated Life: "Trouble,. Trouble again"
	10:06am Trouble: @kevin_ringwood: i am pretty all over the place, it's true.
	10:06am βrian: One semester's in-state tuition at UW-Madison is $5,277.76 right now. And it's been frozen for a while.
	10:07am Listener Robert: Actually, Kevin, there are indeed others that may be slightly more eclectic. Gaylord Fields and Irwin Chusid come to mind, for instance.
	10:07am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Trouble, 'eclectic' is good. Actually it's really great!
	10:07am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble, good morning all. Interesting artwork this morning, I've been trying to get a handle on it for a few minutes. A lot going on there...
	10:08am Z-pulpa: Goodmorning Trouble and listener friends! I got to listen to the first hour of today's Modern World on my headphones among the beautiful blooming trees on my walk to work, hoping to have a calm rest of the day.
	10:08am Listener Robert: Also for eclectic, although he's not on the current schedule, there's Bob Brainen.
	10:09am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Robert, thank you. I heard Irwin for the first time last night and was very impressed. Gaylord Fields is on past my bedtime, so I'll take a listen to the archive
	10:11am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin Yeah, Irwin came to mind for eclectic. SheilaB has a lot of different styles and origins on SBB, though most of it is female fronted.
	10:12am βrian: @melinda: Whereabouts? I used to live in the Monkton area, south of BVT.
	10:12am Phillippe Bastille: That Yasmine Hamdan was wonderful... I'd give it two clicky stars if I could.
	10:12am Ike: @Kevin UK, I'd agree with LR -- probably Gaylord. And maybe Joe McG.? And if you like this, check out Samantha on Sundays before Gaylord, if you haven't already.
	10:13am Trouble: john allen, scott mcdowell , joe mggasko are all pretty free form, covering lots of genres within their shows.
	10:15am Phillippe Bastille: @Trouble of the three, I think Joe is the most accessible. He was my gateway DJ to a lot of other shows. I can even listen to Bryce while I'm working now!
	10:16am Z-pulpa: Zoe B. has her own amazing free form eclectic style!
	10:16am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Ike, Trouble, thank you. I've already got Joe McGasko marked as a favourite, and I'll check out the others. The problem is, there just aren't enough hours in the day to listen to everything I want to hear. There are worse problems to have, I suppose
	10:18am Phillippe Bastille: This Shannon Shaw {two heart emojis}
	10:20am Ken From Hyde Park: @Kevin - You might also want to add Doug Schulkind's program to your list. Friday mornings on the Drummer Stream. www.wfmu.org...
	10:20am Ike: I love, love, love Vermont.
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: @Kevin you know you've gone around the sun a time or two when songs you've clicky starred pop up on a playlist and you start to clicky star them again because you know you love them but forgot you heard them before.
	10:22am Dave in Vermont: @Melinda I saw Jonathan Richman at ArtsRiot last year, what a sweet show.
	10:26am Trouble: that's not an age problem@phillipe: that's a wfmu problem. songs can song different when placed in between different kinds of music
	10:27am Stephen O: @Kevin- Zoe's show and Radio Ravioli have been taking fantastic journeys lately. True, there isn't enough time for all the greatness here.
	10:29am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Z-Pulpa, Phillippe, Ken, Stephen O, Trouble, and everyone - many thanks for the suggestions, I'm starring all of them. As I get older I find my musical tastes have broadened enormously and that's why I wish I'd found WFMU sooner. Anyway, it's 3.30 here and the rest of my day is going to be spent on conference calls, so I'll catch you next week!
	10:30am John from Florham Park: @Phillipe one of my favorite DJs is shelia b on Friday’s at 3 that is appointment listening
	10:30am Webhamster Henry: Even the shuffle-mode songs on the streams (Ichiban, Drummer Some, Sheena) is pretty darn entertaining and eclectic. But the actual hosted shows also up the eclecticism.
	10:31am Webhamster Henry: Also, @kevin_ringwood_UK, there are 20 years of archives, so there's no reason to miss anything.
	10:31am John from Florham Park: @Trouble just where do you and all the other people find thus wonderful music
	10:32am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Henry - I hadn't thought of that. It's an embarrassment of riches
	10:32am John from Florham Park: @Webhamster has anyone tried to listen to all the archives
	10:34am Z-pulpa: The greatest part of having a solitary desk job for the last year is listening to wfmu 40+ hours a week. Thursdays are a favorite, I listen pretty much 9am-9pm!
	10:34am Lixiviated Life: Everything's better with bird songs in the background.
	10:35am Barney Grubbs: the last time I was at Poo-Bah Records in Pasadena (2013?) they were playing that Anika ep in the store and I was one of like 5 people who bought it in the 45 minutes I was there
	10:35am John from Florham Park: @Z- you don’t like Dave the spazz
	10:36am melinda: @Brian I was in Peacham for 4 years. It's southwest of St. Johnsbury.
	10:36am Trouble: vimeo.com... allison schulnick video with scott walker song
	10:39am βrian: Ah, I recall making the trek to Glover quite a few times.
	10:40am Z-pulpa: @John from Florham Park, haha I do! but at that point I usually tune out and let the days programming sink in a bit, after Blind Tourist, Hearty White, and the gospel hour my brain is tingly and happy.
	10:41am melinda: I know people whose live music experiences are all big concerts/big names, which is fine, but I don't get it. Maybe they enjoy huge crowds.
	10:41am melinda: Glover is interesting.
	10:43am đ¢ ÞäŦ: I'm with you @melinda. You can pay $10 to see amazing groups in small bars with hardly anyone there. Why go with the crowds and the $$$$?
	10:48am John from Florham Park: @Z-you do have a point
	10:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Just received a text message from my sister: "Only in MN is the statewide tornado drill cancelled due to flooding and a blizzard." Minnesota has two seasons: Winter and Road Construction! Also, their state bird is the mosquito.
	10:57am tim from champaign: Howdy Trouble and everyone!
	10:58am Phillippe Bastille: @Z I have a hard time with those two shows. I like the idea of the Blind Tourist, but she often has several layers of sound going at the same time and I can't separate them out enough to enjoy either. Hearty White is just not my cuppa
	10:59am Trouble: @barney: that speaks volumes about why record stores are so necessary. @ken from hype park: whoa
	11:00am John from Florham Park: @tim howdy back
	11:01am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Hearty is a preacher of faith for those who have no faith. A spiritualist that isn't interested in god. He occupies a position that few have the fortitude to maintain. I'm a follower.
	11:01am tim from champaign: @melinda and dc pat - I'm with you. I'm close to 30 years in with going to shows. As more time goes by, I mainly seek out shows that are affordable and in intimate spaces. Non traditional venues are the best - record shops, art galleries, etc.
	11:01am tim from champaign: Hey John!
	11:02am Z-pulpa: @ Phillippe Bastille, one of the beautiful things about wfmu is sharing some tastes with some and not with others and feeling our tastes change! For me the overlapping multi track collage in the blind tourist is really relaxing, but also has something to do with listening to it right after work when I want to just pause and rest my mind, as for Hearty White, haha I think he strikes a spiritual chord in my searching heart from time to time, but for months I couldnt listen to him and then one evening when I was feeling down he really got to me.
	11:03am đ¢ ÞäŦ: I have a friend that only goes to see the same 20 or so groups who seem to get more and more popular. So the venues get bigger and more pricey. I keep going smaller and smaller.. Flesh Eaters was the biggest show I've seen in years..
	11:03am Z-pulpa: but here we are, in the morning in The Modern World, I am loving the show this morning Trouble! Thank You.
	11:03am Webhamster Henry: WFMU has a way of making music I wouldn't listen to listenable.
	11:06am Devin B.: Hell yeah new Sneaks!!
	11:06am Z-pulpa: I saw SNEAKS last spring at a small show in Baltimore and was blown away by her stage presence, it was a great show!
	11:07am melinda: One of the most interesting shows I attended was Michael Hurley at a tiny record/VHS store. There was space for just a handful of people and I sat on a milk crate.
	11:09am Devin B.: Recently saw Sunwatchers and Mega Bog at a roller rink. Bands played in the center with people skating around. That was fun.
	11:09am tim from champaign: Theme de yoyo!!!!
	11:09am Phillippe Bastille: Ken does a really good job keeping things balanced and finding the right places for shows. Dance with me Stanley cut to one hour and moved to Friday Happy Hour time was a brilliant move, IMHO. Can't believe it works, but its a great way to start the weekend.
	11:09am John from Florham Park: @Z as I have gotten older I have found myself more and more hearing more and more non commercial radio like WFMU and a couple of others,gearing stairway to heaven fir the 4th time in a week does not do it for me anymore, love radio paradise too because they play a lot of wonderful stuff that I don’t hear
	11:10am tim from champaign: that's what I'm talking bout, melinda and Devin! @Devin, was that show recently in Seattle?
	11:11am Devin B.: Yeah, Tim. In Rat City.
	11:11am Itzall Ablurr: Sneaks- first purchase for the month on account'a THIS SHOW! Love it.
	11:11am Dean: Heard Roscoe Mitchell at a house concert a few weekends back, at which I met Lester Bowie's widow.
	11:11am John from Florham Park: @Tim this station has it in spades
	11:12am Roberto: This might be the greatest diss song of all time.
	11:12am tim from champaign: There's a couple artists I really want to see who I haven't yet like Neil Young and Nick Cave. At this point, they keep playing bigger places at prices that are way out of my range.
	11:13am tim from champaign: @Devin - I really want to check that space out. I'm outside Tacoma.
	11:14am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Well Nick Cave is probably worth it and I'd pay some good dough to see Tom Waits. I saw Cave about 20 years ago when it was already expensive and totally worth it. There are exceptions.
	11:15am Devin B.: @Tim: It'd be worth the drive for the right line up. Do they still do shows at the Java Jive?
	11:15am βrian: @TFC: That seems to be the case for John Prine, too. I saw him in small venues, or for free, at a festival.
	11:15am Roberto: Lolz it's Holley not Hollie.
	11:15am Ike: Someone typed "Ken from Hype Park" above and I really like that. I'm going to call KfHP "Ken from Hype Park" from now on.
	11:16am John from Florham Park: Nick cave I would love to see, love his song into my arms
	11:17am Phillippe Bastille: Nick Cave would be a great show.
	11:18am bobdoesthings: good morning and thanks trouble :D saving my workplace morning
	11:19am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Cave IS a great show. But I passed on shelling out the dough on his last tour.
	11:19am tim from champaign: @Devin - I'll have to look into it. I'm relatively new to the area. Tacoma is pretty rad. There's a newish record and vintage shop called Jankuland in Tacoma that does DIY shows that are cool.
	11:21am Planet Tyler: Love this Bobby Oraza. First heard it on WFMU. Nice little record label too.
	11:21am Devin B.: @Tim: Sounds rad. I grew up around here, but just moved back a few months ago. Love T-Town. Got roots down there.
	11:21am karlward: That snare sounds amazing. This is on a 7"?
	11:22am Passaic River Blues: The test results are in: “This Love” is still legal drugs.
	11:22am đ¢ ÞäŦ: Other expensive shows I've seen over the last couple decades: Devo, Pogues. Devo didn't play long, Bob II was still alive. Pogues were great but McGowen was plowed and couldn't do anything..
	11:22am Devin B.: Pic of the Java Jive, if you haven't seen it: www.waymarking.com...
	11:23am bobdoesthings: @PRB - agreed! <3 this song.
	11:23am Passaic River Blues: @Karl Ward: grab one! bobbyoroza.bandcamp.com...
	11:24am Jay Goges: Trouble ftw every Thursday. Thank you for being you :-)
	11:24am tim from champaign: Oh man! I'm heading into Tacoma on Saturday. I'm going to drive by it, Devin. Thanks for the tip!
	11:24am Peter in SEA: Just joining, Spring Break, woohoo, but Arto Lindsay, one of my first introductions to the Brazilian sound with the Ambitious Lovers in NYC 86. and speaking of small shows FMU introduced me to Laeticia Sadier and we saw her out here in a li'l club; I think we paid $15. Great show.
	11:25am Magda: YES!!!!
	11:25am Magda: Living for this mash up from Bobby oraza.
	11:27am Roberto: Also, it's Lauryn not Lauren LOLz
	11:27am Z-pulpa: obsoletemediaobjects.bandcamp.com... another Nina Simone reworking
	11:28am Magda: Thank you zpulpa!
	11:28am Lucky: dydatyc
	11:29am elwyn: this song is so underappreciated. it was awesome when it appeared on "Futurama".
	11:29am sphere: what a great Pizzacato 5 song.
	11:29am Adrian in London: Late but being greeted by Pizzicato 5 is lovely. Hi Trouble, I hope you’re well.
	11:30am Roberto: Yes! The song playing to possibly the most teak-jerking sequence in the entire Futurama canon.
	11:33am Trouble: thank you @ike for not outing me as the mis-typer. but soon as i saw that i knew it was me, oy the pain
	11:33am Trouble: thanks@ z-pulpa
	11:34am Trouble: merci@jay goges
	11:35am elwyn: @Roberto: I'd say it's only the 2nd but #1 was Fry's dog with Connie Francis's music.
	11:36am Peter in SEA: @timfromchampaign thanks for the Jankuland spot!
	11:39am βrian: Serendipitous discoveries while browsing. That doesn't much happen with Google.
	11:39am Magda: You are welcome.
	11:42am Priscilla: The guy next to me keeps yawning loudly :-(
	11:45am The Oscar: Mornin'! Been listening, but busy working. Going full circle to the conversation about special places to see artists, one of my favorites was the time I attended a "Surrealist Game Night" at a cafe in Somerville, MA, hosted by Roger Miller of Mission of Burma. Going in, I assumed he was just the celebrity host the venue got, but it turned out this was just something he's really into. He mostly just gave us the rules, then went from table to table to see how everyone was doing. It was really charming.
	11:46am John from Florham Park: @Priscella screw that rude guy next to you
	11:46am Bill W: How bizarre that i knew that was "Trem Two" but didnt remember the band...
	11:46am Priscilla: Really. He's so needy. STFU
	11:47am tim from champaign: @Peter in SEA - Jankuland has a cache of unreal original punk and HC 7's they're putting out this weekend. Photos are up on their facedbook page.
	11:48am Priscilla: This is why I need Trouble pouring into my ears
	11:48am John from Florham Park: @oriscella tell him that
	11:48am tadpoles: This Cambodian rock is great thanks Trouble.
	11:49am Michael 98145: yes
	11:50am Z-pulpa: oooh I am looking forward to seeing Susan Alcorn and Sarah Hughes play together in two weeks.
	11:50am John from Florham Park: I meant Priscilla sorry
	11:51am Z-pulpa: so strange, I am not a heavy drinker at all but all of a sudden I have a strong desire to sip a glass of white wine during the shift from Modern World To Ravioli.
	11:51am Adrian in London: If you’re in London, a really special place to see artists is in library of the French Institute, the Fe ch government’s cultural centre. Le Superhomard are playing there next week.
	11:54am Ike: Cool show.
	11:55am Cool Runnings: Gracias y nos vemos!
	11:55am Trouble: thanks@ike
	11:56am βrian: Thinking about Martin Sexton for $25. Hmm ...
	11:56am Michael 98145: always good to have Trouble in mind. thank you, again.
	11:57am KHFP: Thanks, Trouble. Good luck with the college activities.
	11:57am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! see you next week with lee fields live!
	11:58am Z-pulpa: Thank you, Trouble! This has me grooovin'.
	11:59am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble! I'll see you Dark Souls over on the Drummer stream

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 11, 2019

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