WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:00am Adrian in London: Ciao, Belissima!
	9:00am common: hello, trouble. all
	9:00am Crudbringer: I still have a young person here who needs Gardner. His biography is instructive - flopped out of divinity school due to a crisis of faith. Once a Christian stops believing in Hell, they don't have long left in the church...
	9:01am DJ Guin: 1st in War, 1st in Peace and 3rd in the American League!
	9:01am ParUbi: Good morning from cloudy Pittsburgh, Trouble & Troubledours
	9:01am David (in London): Morning Trouble and greetings to the Troublesome.
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday's modern people of the cosmos
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble and all the Troubled. Is Nico here to save the modern world?
	9:01am Crudbringer: I'm ready to Get Troubled.
	9:01am Dances with Moomins: Hiya Trouble & the modern whirled
	9:01am Magda: Good Morning, Gutten Morgen, Buenos Dias, Citizens of This Modern World. I miss you all it's been so long.
	9:01am StringOFperils: Nice Arthur Dove. Merry Thursday campers !
	9:02am steveo: hullo
	9:02am Deborah: Arthur Dove! Don't see him around too much. Love Nico and Velvet Underground who help me further get into the angst of these days.
	9:03am p20: Hi Trouble, everyone!
	9:03am testingwithfire: finally, a balm of Nico... have been wanting to hear her on FMU all week.
	9:03am p20: @rigid - are you here? i have something for you
	9:03am TDK60: morning√ painting√ thursday√
	9:04am Trouble: it's starting to get weird, this staying in and bearing constant witness to the chief cheeto crazy. but then the catholic upbringing part of me reminds that i am soooo lucky and privileged to be inside and healthy. o the struggle between anger and relief
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the modern bizzaro world. More about today's featured artist: www.theartstory.org...
	9:05am Magda: @trouble I struggle with those feelings too. And I need to remind myself that in order for me to help others we must all take care of ourselves, to then be the altas to help hold the world up.
	9:06am p20: @Trouble: The pain and suffering of privileged people is a complex thing. I struggle with this too.
	9:06am p20: I have to be careful how I express it, and to constantly remember that many others have it worse. But my pain is still real, it still hurts.
	9:07am P-90: Hi DJ Trouble. Sharing your Cheeto anger. In a big way.
	9:07am Webhamster Henry: Nice Art today in the Modern Locked-in World!
	9:07am John from NP: @p20 I hear you, Nan and her $24k freezer full of ice cream, she has my sympathy
	9:08am Deborah: @ Trouble: I miss my freedom. Call it first world, elitist, dilettante but I miss museums, the college library, cafe, conversations with others. And, I cannot teach qigong! Selfish, sure. As for the Cheeto In Chief, the sooner he leaves, the better chance for this country!
	9:09am Creature Boy: I lost a comment. Lost to the ether
	9:09am kristian b in montclair: @ken from Hyde park what a coincidence! I’m supposed to be researching his work this week
	9:09am maja: Ahh it's a crowded house, hello Trouble, great to be here and join you all
	9:09am melinda: Morning everyone
	9:10am Creature Boy: It was about the nico song being familiar and comforting
	9:10am p20: @John from NP: I was speaking for myself, not anyone else. I'm calling myself "privileged" because I know I have it better than a lot of people - it's a relative thing. But I don't have a $24K freezer. I live in a shabby apartment with a shitty refrigerator that make a lot more noise than cold. but i'm not here to argue.
	9:11am David (in London): Hey Melinda.
	9:11am DJ Guin: @Deborah--I only wish it were that easy to de-elect the Trump-a-loompa..the 'Covidiots' protesting against the 'tyranny' will stuff the ballot boxes and usher in a New Age of Stupidity--watch Mike Judge's 'Idiocracy' for the blueprint.
	9:11am Magda: There is this odd quiet serenity though to the world stoping that is making me grateful for the things I have, focused on the repairs and projects that I want to plan, and glad most of the wants like new fashionable clothes/make up/hair and nails are put aside as less important.
	9:11am TDK60: I'm just giddy that all of a sudden lots more folks are questioning the meaning of normal; it takes some of the prior work I'd been doing (most of my career) off my shoulders! So, I can relax more, back here at the cassette castle.
	9:11am StringOFperils: Thank you Trouble for putting fresh dressings on my scorched nerves. No, not French dressing you weirdo.
	9:13am Snoochienucci: morning Trouble and all! This is exactly what i need right now.
	9:13am testingwithfire: @Trouble what a lovely set
	9:14am Creature Boy: Yeah nice set
	9:14am The Butterman: Dove’s Foghorns is a critical piece of inspiration for me
	9:15am upstate sean: Hey Trouble, everyone
	9:15am Slaboch: Sounding great over here!
	9:15am riley: A rainy morning in Asheville NC feels apropos. Good morning veryone!
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning.
	9:15am upstate sean: cool arthur dove
	9:16am upstate sean: sounding great
	9:16am David (in London): Hey Snoochie.
	9:16am UncleMarty: Greetings to the whole Modern World from troubled Elmhurst Queens.... Our adjacent neighborhood is Corona but no one goes there....
	9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Are you on the app, kristain? The web page is displaying Dove's Mars Orange and Green painting. Cheers!
	9:18am steveo: enchanting
	9:18am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and friends! Lovely start to the show, as always.
	9:18am Phillippe Bastille: Hey snooch. Hey melinda
	9:20am Snoochienucci: hey Phillippe! hey David! good to see ya buds
	9:20am Creature Boy: I wish it would rain here in LA we're about to get a heatwave . i hate the heat . most ppl dig it. It's deadly just like the cold or the virus or the gun. Btw I stupidly turned on Stern earlier and he was going into this pro gun thing and i turned him off. Embarrassing that I ever listened to him . He has such horrible taste for one thing.
	9:20am Emily: Morning,babe! Just finished morning drawings and breakfast. Getting ready for long journey upstairs to begin work. I SO look forward to Thursday with you!
	9:20am Snoochienucci: so are these two songs mashed? or just an edit of tomorrow comes today? Either way im digging it
	9:20am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Lay that bass upon us.Thanks,glad to listen.shalom.
	9:21am John from NP: @p20 I was agreeing with you, sorry if that didn't come out right. Our leaders are showing off their $24000 freezers while we have to set up go fund me's to keep business afloat. Nan=Nancy Pelose. Keep you're head up, this too shall pass...
	9:21am northguineahills: When I worked in LeFrak City, even w/ the zip code, Elmhurst, Corona, and Flushing all worked for the address...
	9:21am Crudbringer: (Stern becoming Imus was inevitable.)
	9:21am John from NP: oops, Pelosi
	9:21am Laurie: Trouble eases my anxiety
	9:22am Laurie: One could even say trouble eases my troubles
	9:22am Magda: @laurie I feel the same I have a bunch of meetings and this is helping to set the pace of my day.
	9:23am northguineahills: I love those statements taken out of context, Laurie...
	9:23am StringOFperils: It makes me really happy to witness people still enjoying paintings.
	9:24am Earth Walker: P20 I hear you loud and clear Always been grateful for what I had when I had little When the going gets gets tough the jelly donuts get going
	9:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: ASHA! Perfect time to join the party.
	9:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: also. hello.
	9:24am Nulsh: I only discovered that Gorillaz dubby remix album last year. It's a wee belter!
	9:25am Laurie: This show has always calmed me down but even more so now
	9:26am Micheal: Good Morning, Trouble! Asha Bhosle is amazing!
	9:26am hey buddy: Hey Trouble! And Glisteners! U might like the songs they’ve been singing in the beginning of Sadhguru’s talks on YouTube every morning at 8:30 EST for the past month on YouTube check it out!
	9:26am StringOFperils: This woman made so many recordings that it's mind-boggling. She's a massive star.
	9:28am Adrian in London: Well, I wasn't expecting a shoutout to Prince Naseem Hamed on WFMU but there you go
	9:28am fred: @RTD: Have you used sine waves in your music? There a study about that by the university of Montreal: ls.sondages.umontreal.ca... No results there, they're looking for people to answer some questions
	9:28am Mike & Dusty: here for this
	9:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: holy wee! Haven't heard Killah Connection since '90s arizona raver days (true confessions). fred: accidental sine waves mostly! I'll look into that umontreal thingie...
	9:32am Earth Walker: Nice flow of music sounds today
	9:33am Crudbringer: oh nice frogs
	9:33am P-90: Call of The Nova Scotia Choking Bird
	9:34am Mike & Dusty: it’s all your work, Troubs
	9:35am p20: @fred: My music is all sine waves. I'll check out that link!
	9:35am Tom Y.: This is weird. I just finished a puzzle of Kandinsky's "For and Against" during that last set.
	9:36am carl: shout out from providence, lil rhodie thank you
	9:36am P-90: “Two mice that control two different computers”, I read about that experiment. Food pellets were the incentive to cooperate as I recall.
	9:37am Handy Haversack: The summer I lived in Providence I worked in a cafe. An older local came in and asked me to make him a cabinet, and I just gawped at him. It took a little doing before we got around the language barrier.
	9:37am Mike & Dusty: “...go ahead with your own life, leave me aloooone...”
	9:38am The Butterman: I’m doing a puzzle of Manet’s, Folie Bergere
	9:38am StringOFperils: @Handy..piqued my curiosity. What DID the customer want, if not a cabinet?
	9:39am p20: @HH: That is so regional
	9:39am testingwithfire: @Handy it took me about 20 seconds to realize you were talking about local RI twang. Providence is a great town, wish I'd lived there instead of eastern MA
	9:39am Trouble: PROVIDENCE in the house. yipppeeeee
	9:40am testingwithfire: making improvised cocoa date nut bread, c'mon over
	9:43am Handy Haversack: @p20: I know! I still love that one! @StringOFperils: A milkshake! @testing: I really loved my time there and also visited frequently in those years. Three friends from HS all went to Brown so I lived with two of them one summer and came up when I could, otherwise. Really liked that town a lot. @Trouble: I worked at Fellini!
	9:43am carl: Providence is ok sometimes..I grew up in Jersey listening to wfmu back in the day...
	9:44am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:45am StringOFperils: A milkshake. Dialect. Fascinating. Thanks.
	9:46am carl: how about "side by each"?
	9:46am Jesse Dorris: Gorgeous show today!
	9:46am DJ Guin: Never get enough Nick Drake
	9:46am Irene Trudel: Nick Drake! I never get tired of this song.
	9:46am ParUbi: My wife and I drove through Providence on our honeymoon. We wandered into a random art gallery and a string quartet broke out! What is it with that city?
	9:46am Jeezuseffinchrist: good song <3
	9:47am Trouble: fox point! @handy. i lived in that old portuguese neighborhood for many years after RISD
	9:48am Jeezuseffinchrist: I miss RI and Cape Cod, I've vowed to go back after this is all lifted
	9:48am Woo: I lived in Providence first half of my life. I left 30 years ago. It was pretty downtrodden thru the 80s but it was great place to be. Rent was cheap and the music was good. All the bands played there on their way between NY and Boston and back.
	9:48am p20: Trouble: Let's hear some Lightning Bolt, hahaha!
	9:48am The Butterman: Corner of Bowen and Brown St. for me while at RISD!
	9:50am Micheal: I spent my HS years off Hope. “Rich folks live on Power, but most of us live off Hope”... PVD is a unique city.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Nice, @Trouble! I really loved that neighborhood! We were in the big blue captain's house at 4 Amy St., and our friends lived right across the street on Ives. A string of perfect Saturdays: Breakfast at Louie's, then more coffee at Myopic Books, then reading and beer on the second-floor porch of 252 Ives, Spanish flag flying, and my friend playing the Godfather theme on his accordion when our landlord and his handy Manny made their inspection of the properties ... We still call it the Summer of Love, and it was almost 25 years ago!
	9:50am carl: yea.. lightning bolt or drop dead
	9:51am p20: NJ->Providence->Boston(Cambridge)->NYC->NJ->Chicago->Baltimore->Chicago. (The story of my life)
	9:51am Handy Haversack: @Micheal: And Friendship is a one-way street ...
	9:51am testingwithfire: New Bedford seems like it could be a great place to live but don't let the gentrifiers know. Whaling Museum there is super as is their Moby Dick readathon in January
	9:51am The Butterman: My car was broken into twice in one week in p town. Of course I got my window replaced just before the second break in!
	9:52am p20: HH: Myopic books in PRI? There's a Myopic in Chicago too. Probably unrelated.
	9:53am Handy Haversack: I guess one never knows, @p20 (though I saw you mention the Chicago one at some point and wondered about this very issue!).
	9:53am Irene Trudel: Every summer for a while Peter and I + a bunch of friends haver been renting a house in the Newport/Naragansett area for a few years so we have a place to stay for the Jazz & Folk festivals. We paid for a house in Jamestown this time and I'm hoping everything won't be canceled by then.
	9:53am carl: there is alot of NY monry buying up houses on the west side of pvd
	9:55am Laurie: Oh wow. I saw Isabel Campbell perform a free concert with Jose Gonzalez on Miami Beach. I had empanadas during intermission
	9:55am p20: Heaven Lee!
	9:55am carl: I heard the folk fest is off, sorry... Jamestown is great
	9:55am Laurie: I think it was on Lincoln road in the old theater with the big marquee
	9:56am OTB: Konitz! And the woefully obscure Sonny Dallas on bass.
	9:56am Irene Trudel: Lee Konitz! Peter and I hosted a tribute to Lee on the Drummer stream this past Sunday. There's an archive link on my playlist page.
	9:56am Micheal: @Handy - exactly! Written by Mad Peck. We still go to Louis!
	9:57am Laurie: Art Deco
	9:57am The Butterman: Worked for 6 months in Newport, in an abandoned church behind the Viking Hotel. Assistant to Professor Joe Norman and his huge painting that hangs in the connector between RI convention center and Omni hotel. You can drive right under it.
	9:58am Corey: This Konitz is really nice. Such an original style. RIP.
	9:58am Irene Trudel: @carl, we have tickets for the Newport Jazz Fest but haven't heard any announcement yet. Even if it gets canceled, I'm hoping we can use the house. I love the beaches in that area.But those may br closed as well. The whole world seems to be on hold for the forseeable future.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: @Micheal: So cool! I am glad it endures! Is Fellini still there, too? Babe's on the Sunny Side?
	10:00am carl: yes, even if the event is off you picked one the nice spots
	10:00am Trouble: @handy myopic books (now called paper nautilus) is owned by a great friend of mine and is still a superb book store! louie was my landlord at one point: ouch. we visit new bedford a lot during summer @testing. the whaling museum is amazing
	10:01am carl: Both restaurants were doing great before all this
	10:01am Trouble: they are unrelated, @ p20, until myopic chicago sued providence to change name, even though providence was first
	10:02am Andrew_in_WI: Just blowing through that legal id
	10:02am StringOFperils: @Irene. Your mention of the Lee Konitz tribute moves me to say Thanks for that. I listened to the whole thing; his range was much more impressive than I ever knew.
	10:03am Listener Gregory: I have a Myopic Books (Providence) bookmark, which I saved. It's such a great name. Too bad they had to change it.
	10:03am Handy Haversack: @Trouble, please tell your friend she brought a LOT of joy to a specific collection of nerdy kids who still to this day treasure the times spent at Myopic!
	10:04am p20: I like the Myopic Books in Chicago but that was a crappy thing to do. Sorry, Providence!
	10:06am Kurt: Just students in the country illegally. If you don't like Disneys actions don't buy their products or support their media holding.
	10:07am p20: Disney is such a Mickey-Mouse operation
	10:07am Phillippe Bastille: I read yesterday that Disney is the 2nd largest purchaser of explosives. Wasn't clear if it was just in the U.S., the globe, if governments were included in the comparison or just the private sector, but still, if it's true...
	10:07am StringOFperils: Disney is the Death Star
	10:08am Layet Johnson: I have so many MIA students! :(
	10:08am Micheal: @Handy - Fellini’s is still there. Babe’s became The Point, not sure what’s in there now. Babe Silva was a gem.
	10:08am Irene Trudel: @StringOFPearls, thanks for that!
	10:09am Irene Trudel: That's StringOFPerils! Durned autocorrect!
	10:10am TDK60: Trouble, just something to get you started in Spanish. art = arte; music = música.
	10:10am Trouble: sounds like an important listen: will check that out @ irene! thanks!!
	10:10am Phillippe Bastille: Looks like it's in the U.S. funfactz.com...
	10:11am WoodsOfNH: You know what's annoying? A 30-minute skype call in the middle of this beautiful show.
	10:12am EG_Astro: <3 arthur dove thanks trouble always for the art
	10:12am StringOFperils: This is a great show, I'll testify to that. :)
	10:15am Handy Haversack: @Micheal -- thanks! Yes, we really treasured Babe's and Babe.
	10:15am Arlene: Thank you, Trouble, for the beautiful distraction.
	10:16am Trouble: bonjour @arlene! you are very welcome
	10:16am Trouble: here is something cool to occupy your night:BINGO! www.bklynclay.com
	10:16am Bill W: Bonjour, Trouble! Are you streaming any Claire Denis films at home?
	10:18am Trouble: well i own onet hanks to you! one of my faves: nenette et boni. i need to do that! it was her birthday on tuesday wasn't it?
	10:19am freshasparagus: Trouble! I'm feeling grateful for your show. The thoughtfully gorgeous music you play + the evident pleasure you take in sharing it make it a reliable source of joy. And boy, do we need that now. Long may your viking ship sail!
	10:20am Snoochienucci: this is awesome. Reminds me of orchestra baobab
	10:20am Snoochienucci: african/cuban mix of sounds kind of thing
	10:21am Glorious Estephonic: soo good all of this thank you Trouble ! <3 <3 <3 great music to boil ginger and turmeric root to !
	10:22am TDK60: I'm almost out of spice.
	10:24am Bill W: You know, I forgot that Claire D shares my birthday. I've seen all the features except the Vincent Gallo vampire one.
	10:24am waters7: love this lamento cubano--taking me out of my mean self. almost loving humanity.
	10:24am StringOFperils: The Afro-cuban diaspora. So rich in sound. I like that it isn't easy to place it geographically. I only connect that name with Mali.
	10:24am βrian: We're dangerously low on some critical spices like ground coriander and fennel seeds. And Penzey's has closed up shop!
	10:26am Trouble: happppy birthday @bill!
	10:27am Trouble: gracias@freshasparagus!
	10:27am Trouble: i looooove orchestra baobob! @ snoochie
	10:27am ParUbi: I hope the spice will flow again soon, bene gesserits
	10:27am WoodsOfNH: There are some online spice places but man, they're getting hammered.
	10:27am Laurie: I just put Santigold on my quarentunes playlist yesterday!!
	10:29am Deborah: I have had quite enough of myself. even my cat seems to crave quality alone time.
	10:29am Glorious Estephonic: is the internet out of spices ?
	10:29am ParUbi: Thank goodness our parsley and thyme survived the winter.
	10:31am Snoochienucci: @Trouble they are awesome! A few years back i misread an add and thought they were coming to PA, i got so excited, called a few friends to tell them we were going, until i realized i read it wrong lol. Im def going to do a dive into the band you just played. Alot of the instrumentation sounded very similar too, i was trying to see if some member's were maybe the same orchestre to orchestra, but couldnt find anything, probably not the same guys thou. Anyway thanks for the new band to listen to!
	10:32am Dave Conehead: Awesome
	10:33am waters7: I couldn't figure out where you were taking us. I'm back on the dance floor
	10:33am Handy Haversack: @Snooch: Were they actually playing Transylvania?
	10:34am Snoochienucci: @Handy no not at all hahaha, just misread and advertisement. I was very disappointed
	10:36am Trouble: o no @ penzey's closed up. i love penzey's
	10:36am Glorious Estephonic: sniffing cinnamon
	10:38am p20: βrian: I wasn't sure if you meant Penzey's closed permanently, or just for the duration. According to their website they are doing mail order.
	10:38am Trouble: do yourself a favor: watch fox in sox video! goggle it, you will have a moment of fabulousness
	10:39am Lewis: right on!
	10:39am The Oscar: Been busy with work, but I LOVE this! As a kid I used to make my dad read Fox in Socks and laugh and laugh at his expense.
	10:39am Priscilla: My favorite Dr. Seuss book
	10:39am Colleen: absolutely fantastic
	10:40am Hughie Considine: I am loving this entire set. Thanks, Trouble
	10:40am upstate sean: wes tank killin it
	10:40am Snoochienucci: now this is putting a smile on my face.
	10:40am tammy: wowww
	10:40am StringOFperils: This is freakishly clever
	10:41am The Butterman: Wonderful!
	10:41am Trouble: this guy is a librarian in wisconsin i think, and has made a few of these videos in last weeks. five star
	10:41am upstate sean: how could this be so good?!
	10:41am The Butterman: Love that blue goo
	10:41am tammy: i am shook
	10:41am Lewis: Having read this out loud many many times, I have DEEP respect for this feat!
	10:42am upstate sean: drsuess wordy rappinhood
	10:42am Snoochienucci: holy moly this is the freshest dankest stankiest flow ive heard in a while
	10:42am mndave: occasionally a song here extricates me from whatever i'm working on and i'm left staring between my two monitors. here we are again!
	10:43am StringOFperils: Turtles all the way down with it.
	10:43am prudy: just caught up with the comments...shout out to people who love Rhode Island...summered there as a kid on beaches which rich folks didn't care about because they were rocky...miss it and hope to get back...
	10:43am maestroso: That was so brilliant!
	10:44am Handy Haversack: Whoa. Is this the same person we heard do the Lorax ... at a point in time before this one, separated from now by at least "days"?
	10:44am simon: that was good, but it could have done with the occasional "hell yeah" or "yeah motherfucker!"
	10:44am WoodsOfNH: Tom Tom Club....niiiiice!
	10:45am Laurie: I wanted to do this tom Tom club song at karaoke but I didn't think I could pull it off
	10:45am StringOFperils: @upstateSean..ye see what ya started?
	10:45am Snoochienucci: yes Trouble! YES!
	10:45am Lewis: kudos to @upstate sean!!
	10:45am Ernst Soup: Yes sir, That's what I'd do (Said young Gerald McGrew) I'd make a few changes If I ran the zoo."
	10:45am karen eliot: great show!
	10:46am StringOFperils: Dancing while not actually standing. It's kind of incredible.
	10:47am Webhamster Henry: My hat is old, my teeth are gold. I have a bird I like to hold. My shoe is off, my foot is cold. My shoe is off, my foot is cold. I have a bird I like to hold. My hat is old, my teeth are gold. And now my story is all told.
	10:47am βrian: Oh, this reminds me of waiting tables, in mob conditions.
	10:47am upstate sean: hey StringOfPerils: high praise! If I get nothing else accomplished today - very likely - at least I can say...
	10:50am JayD: Holy mackerel, ‘Wordy Rappinghood’ was in my head when I woke up today! Also, I used to torture my parents by asking them to read ‘Fox in Sox’ to me when I was little. Thank you for the music!
	10:50am wizard frog: Back when commutes were a thing, I heard people did this thing called 'Secret Dancing', which apparently you could incorporate whilst standing on a train without being noticable, bit similar to chair dancing I guess
	10:50am Trouble: yes it is @handy
	10:50am Phil in Charlotte: Really great show-thank you!
	10:51am upstate sean: As commuting schlomo, I did a lot of car dancing,
	10:51am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble. I thought that was on your show, but ... time and memory are interacting in odd ways.
	10:52am upstate sean: now come the Frenchies. Trouble on Fire!
	10:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Go Dog Go by P.D. Eastman is also a fun book to revisit. "Big dogs, little dogs, red dogs, blue dogs, yellow dogs, green dogs, black dogs, and white dogs are all at a dog party!"
	10:53am βrian: Trouble toggles that button that switches my standing desk to dance mode.
	10:53am Trouble: handy,it was on double dip recess
	10:53am Trouble: i reached out to double dip to tell them about wes tank and dr seuss but they already knew about him. snap
	10:55am StringOFperils: A Dog party! Oh boy! Mom, can I?!
	10:56am Handy Haversack: Those two are sharp! Can't get anything past them! Thanks, Trouble: once you say it, the truth becomes clear!
	10:56am upstate sean: following wes tank now on Insta. dude is great
	10:57am ParUbi: I like that party-hat!
	11:00am matador: This Morricone bit is also used in Let The Corpses Tan. If you have not seen this underground Belgian hit then you must.
	11:01am djsheilab: WOW....this set has been spectacular! What a gorgeous collage of sounds. Thanks Trouble!
	11:09am full metal monkey: 400 blows is so great
	11:10am jt: Hailu Mergia was great in Red Hook...
	11:10am Trouble: bonjour sheila! merci and i hope you are swell
	11:12am Trouble: @jt; sorry to have missed that. can you tell me how to correctly pronounce his name?
	11:14am Toothgrinder Tom: Did you know there’s not a single Truffaut film available to watch on Netflix? Which is a criminal offense, to my way of thinking.
	11:15am Trouble: true @ toothgrinder. i maintained my cd's in mail account so i can access older films that they don't stream
	11:16am simon: I've never heard this cover before but I love the Elli & Jacno original and it's great to hear the song
	11:18am βrian: @TgrndrTom: It really is a crying shame. Netflix is a mess.
	11:18am βrian: We've had movies in our dvd queue for years. "Long wait," it says.
	11:20am simon: Trouble, what's your favorite book?
	11:20am Trouble: 'long wait' code word for missing
	11:21am davefromtoronto: sounds like a kung fu fight going on
	11:21am Trouble: ever? @simon. couldn't say, but i adored milkman by anna burns and talk about it continually
	11:22am jt: lil utube clip on his re-discovery on the EVENING NEWS (!) "Ethiopian musician Hailu Mergia rediscovered after 30 years" I am sure they pronounce it wrong there... Hailu Mergia..... I say: "Hi-Lou! Merge - ia," rather phonetically... and probably also wrong!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: "Reno Dakota"! I adore this song!
	11:23am JakeGould: Hello!
	11:23am Reno D: Hey, I'm listening, you crafty devil.
	11:24am Chris: Trouble, aural heaven. Closet dance party! wait, I think you evolved to the table. Thank you as usual....a weekly highlight. Chris in Philly
	11:24am Adrian in London: If anyone wants to see some good foreign/arthouse films during lockdown please have a free month of Mubi streaming on me. mubi.com... On the US stream there's Gabrielle with Isabelle Huppert, a couple of Melville films and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
	11:25am βrian: "Long wait" is merely an acknowledgment that such a movie exists — somewhere.
	11:28am jt: "Long Wait" used to mean the line stretched from Film Forum to Varick Street..
	11:29am Trouble: hilma af klint documentary is available right now. acme screening house in lambertville nj is doing a virtual streaming thig: support local small cinema houses
	11:30am peter in SEA: I won that Brazilian 70's comp as Trouble's Marathon grand prize the first year we started listening to The Modern World! Thank you Trouble and WFMU for expanding my Brazilian music enjoyment!
	11:31am jt: I wonder if my buddy Michel is listening to Sega Lenoir, he is stuck on Mauritius right now working with the U.N. Probably a pretty nice place to be stranded..
	11:32am Trouble: bom dia @peter! lovely time travel moment...
	11:32am jt: "af" is a cool middle name.
	11:32am Trouble: wow that's crazy @ jt
	11:33am common: love this 'un
	11:33am steveo: I'm just back from a run in the park. I saw someone with a RISD shirt, but I didn't ask her if she knows you.
	11:33am Reno D: Supporting local cinema: the wonderful Crandell Cinema here in Chatham, NY has put their selections online via Film Movement Plus.
	11:34am Carmichael: I thought I heard Stereolab in there. Heya Trouble and The Sheltered.
	11:35am peter in SEA: For those on the West Coast: http://www.grandillusioncinema.org/ The Ken Loach 2019 Film "Sorry We Missed You" up now.
	11:35am βrian: 35 tally marks on our cell wall, as of today ...
	11:36am northguineahills: I knew this was the stereolab remix of the Pastels w/in a half a second!
	11:39am Carmichael: Hey ngh, what happened to that job?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: Hey, Carmichael, ngh.
	11:41am Cp304: That stereo lab tune was far out
	11:41am peter in SEA: Yes! Another great compilation 60's French Ye-ye! In the end you always win! ;-) thanks @Trouble
	11:41am northguineahills: @Carmichael: I had one that was supposed to start Mar 23rd, another where the decision is delayed until the state HR has time to go through the backlog of background checks, and I just interviewed yesterdayf and today for in NYC, which would pay what I was making the last time I worked in NYC.
	11:42am northguineahills: Howdy Handy!
	11:46am TIMPANDA: Thanks Daddy Garbage!
	11:46am Threemoons: Hello Trouble, fellow Troublemakers!
	11:47am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today peoples! and thanks for all the kind words!!!
	11:49am radioronan: Lovely show Trouble - Thanks. Thanks Matt & SkeletonCrew
	11:50am TDK60: Thanks DJ T. and hats off to all first responders, essential workers, those out of work, those tryin to help others, and all radio isolates.
	11:50am Listening Out There: Good show + Thanks!
	11:51am P-90: Thanks and blessings be upon you, DJ Trouble!
	11:51am snoochienucci: Heading out for a bike ride. Thank you for an awesome relaxing showing Trouble! Just what I needed. See you next week!!!
	11:52am upstate sean: fantanstic show, Trouble. thank you
	11:52am Trouble: hudson county hunger project link www.gofundme.com...
	11:52am Joe McG: Really enjoyed the show today, Trouble, thanks!
	11:53am ParUbi: Thanks trouble. Always nice to hear those book recs, too. .
	11:53am listener 126464: Thanks Trouble and crew.
	11:53am Trouble: bonjour joe!!! i miss seeing the wfmu gang...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble! Another lovely world today! Thanks, SKELETONS!
	11:54am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:55am melinda: Love the synth. Great show. Thanks Trub!
	11:57am Joe McG: @Trouble: I miss seeing you! Thx again for the face wear.
	11:57am TIMPANDA: Lovely show today, thank you Trouble
	11:58am StringOFperils: Thank you for making a good show.
	11:58am Adrian in London: Loved the show today, thanks. Got me through an afternoon of WfH.
	11:58am Cmurtha: Thanks for the show!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: this is great to draw snakes to
	11:59am jt: Danke!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2020

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April 23, 2020: fast cars, clean bodies

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
nico	wrap your troubles in dreams	chelsea girl			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
colleen	what is a componium? pt 1	Colleen et les boîtes à musique			0:06:14 (Pop-up)
robert haigh	progressive music "progressive music" by "robert haigh"	Black Sarabande	unseen worlds	*	0:12:24 (Pop-up)
dave nelson	ride my bike "ride my bike" by "dave nelson"	thirty thousand feet			0:17:38 (Pop-up)
egg	They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano . . .	egg			0:17:54 (Pop-up)
gorillaz	Tomorrow Comes Today "Tomorrow Comes Today" by "gorillaz"	Spacemonkeyz Versus Gorillaz			0:18:40 (Pop-up)
asha bhosle	yeh hai reshmi zulfon ka				0:23:55 (Pop-up)
black star liner	killah connection	yemen cutta connection			0:27:51 (Pop-up)

robert wyatt	yolanda "yolanda" by "robert wyatt"	mid-eighties			0:38:07 (Pop-up)
jose mauro	As Adventuras Sentimentais De Espiroqueta Camargo	obnoxious			0:42:04 (Pop-up)
nick drake	one of these things first	Bryter Layter			0:46:07 (Pop-up)
isobel cambell	are you going to leave	milkwhite sheets			0:50:42 (Pop-up)
lee konitz	You Don't Know What Love Is	motion			0:55:24 (Pop-up)
byrony jarmen pinto	for the bear "for the bear" by "byrony jarmen pinto"	cage & aviary		*	1:02:57 (Pop-up)

Hailu Mergia	Sewnetuwa "Sewnetuwa" by "Hailu Mergia"	Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument: Shemonmuanaye			1:09:27 (Pop-up)
belbury poly	a year and a day "a year and a day" by "belbury poly"	From An Ancient Star			1:14:18 (Pop-up)
Amara Touré et son Orchestre du Black and White	lamento cubano	Amara Touré 1973-1980			1:19:54 (Pop-up)
kassin	o anestesista "o anestesista" by "kassin"	relax			1:25:14 (Pop-up)
santigold	can't get enough of myself	99¢			1:27:00 (Pop-up)
new order	5 8 6 "5 8 6" by "new order"	power, corruption & lies			1:37:23 (Pop-up)
wes tank	fox in sox "fox in sox" by "wes tank"				1:38:30 (Pop-up)
j dilla	the new "the new" by "j dilla"	donuts			1:43:43 (Pop-up)
tom tom club	wordy rappinghood "wordy rappinghood" by "tom tom club"				1:45:04 (Pop-up)
Aventuras De Kirlian	tres dias "tres dias" by "Aventuras De Kirlian"	86-88			1:51:06 (Pop-up)
michele mercure	mother "mother" by "michele mercure"	beside herself			1:52:35 (Pop-up)
christophe	sunny road to salina "sunny road to salina" by "christophe"	Dirty French Psychedelics (V/A)			1:55:54 (Pop-up)
bee gees	idea "idea" by "bee gees"	idea			2:00:12 (Pop-up)

air france	no way down "no way down" by "air france"	no way down			2:10:34 (Pop-up)
carly sings	je t'aime tant "je t'aime tant" by "carly sings"				2:14:06 (Pop-up)
Yvonne Fair	if i knew "if i knew" by "Yvonne Fair"	james brown's original funky divas v/a			2:18:06 (Pop-up)
arnaud fleurant didier	l'origine du monde	la reproduction			2:20:34 (Pop-up)
the magnetic fields	reno dakota "reno dakota" by "the magnetic fields"	69 Love Songs, Vol. 1			2:22:52 (Pop-up)
Mar Revolto	Contendas de Sincora "Contendas de Sincora" by "Mar Revolto"	brazil 70 v/a new directions in brazilian music in the 1970's			2:23:54 (Pop-up)
sega lenoir	stardust "stardust" by "sega lenoir"	Soul Sok Séga - Séga Sounds From Mauritius 1973-1979			2:28:24 (Pop-up)
pastels	one wild moment remixed by sterolab	illuminati			2:31:52 (Pop-up)
orlandivo	tamance no samba "tamance no samba" by "orlandivo"	orlandivo			2:36:49 (Pop-up)
jocelyne	A La Fin Tu Gagneras "A La Fin Tu Gagneras" by "jocelyne"				2:40:27 (Pop-up)

pierre rousseau	the way you made me feel	musique sans paroles		*	2:46:40 (Pop-up)
Aki Tsuyuko	moriji "moriji" by "Aki Tsuyuko"	Aki Tsuyuko's Room In Commend			2:51:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Adrian in London: Ciao, Belissima!
	9:00am common: hello, trouble. all
	9:00am Crudbringer: I still have a young person here who needs Gardner. His biography is instructive - flopped out of divinity school due to a crisis of faith. Once a Christian stops believing in Hell, they don't have long left in the church...
	9:01am DJ Guin: 1st in War, 1st in Peace and 3rd in the American League!
	9:01am ParUbi: Good morning from cloudy Pittsburgh, Trouble & Troubledours
	9:01am David (in London): Morning Trouble and greetings to the Troublesome.
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday's modern people of the cosmos
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Hello, Trouble and all the Troubled. Is Nico here to save the modern world?
	9:01am Crudbringer: I'm ready to Get Troubled.
	9:01am Dances with Moomins: Hiya Trouble & the modern whirled
	9:01am Magda: Good Morning, Gutten Morgen, Buenos Dias, Citizens of This Modern World. I miss you all it's been so long.
	9:01am StringOFperils: Nice Arthur Dove. Merry Thursday campers !
	9:02am steveo: hullo
	9:02am Deborah: Arthur Dove! Don't see him around too much. Love Nico and Velvet Underground who help me further get into the angst of these days.
	9:03am p20: Hi Trouble, everyone!
	9:03am testingwithfire: finally, a balm of Nico... have been wanting to hear her on FMU all week.
	9:03am p20: @rigid - are you here? i have something for you
	9:03am TDK60: morning√ painting√ thursday√
	9:04am Trouble: it's starting to get weird, this staying in and bearing constant witness to the chief cheeto crazy. but then the catholic upbringing part of me reminds that i am soooo lucky and privileged to be inside and healthy. o the struggle between anger and relief
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the modern bizzaro world. More about today's featured artist: www.theartstory.org...
	9:05am Magda: @trouble I struggle with those feelings too. And I need to remind myself that in order for me to help others we must all take care of ourselves, to then be the altas to help hold the world up.
	9:06am p20: @Trouble: The pain and suffering of privileged people is a complex thing. I struggle with this too.
	9:06am p20: I have to be careful how I express it, and to constantly remember that many others have it worse. But my pain is still real, it still hurts.
	9:07am P-90: Hi DJ Trouble. Sharing your Cheeto anger. In a big way.
	9:07am Webhamster Henry: Nice Art today in the Modern Locked-in World!
	9:07am John from NP: @p20 I hear you, Nan and her $24k freezer full of ice cream, she has my sympathy
	9:08am Deborah: @ Trouble: I miss my freedom. Call it first world, elitist, dilettante but I miss museums, the college library, cafe, conversations with others. And, I cannot teach qigong! Selfish, sure. As for the Cheeto In Chief, the sooner he leaves, the better chance for this country!
	9:09am Creature Boy: I lost a comment. Lost to the ether
	9:09am kristian b in montclair: @ken from Hyde park what a coincidence! I’m supposed to be researching his work this week
	9:09am maja: Ahh it's a crowded house, hello Trouble, great to be here and join you all
	9:09am melinda: Morning everyone
	9:10am Creature Boy: It was about the nico song being familiar and comforting
	9:10am p20: @John from NP: I was speaking for myself, not anyone else. I'm calling myself "privileged" because I know I have it better than a lot of people - it's a relative thing. But I don't have a $24K freezer. I live in a shabby apartment with a shitty refrigerator that make a lot more noise than cold. but i'm not here to argue.
	9:11am David (in London): Hey Melinda.
	9:11am DJ Guin: @Deborah--I only wish it were that easy to de-elect the Trump-a-loompa..the 'Covidiots' protesting against the 'tyranny' will stuff the ballot boxes and usher in a New Age of Stupidity--watch Mike Judge's 'Idiocracy' for the blueprint.
	9:11am Magda: There is this odd quiet serenity though to the world stoping that is making me grateful for the things I have, focused on the repairs and projects that I want to plan, and glad most of the wants like new fashionable clothes/make up/hair and nails are put aside as less important.
	9:11am TDK60: I'm just giddy that all of a sudden lots more folks are questioning the meaning of normal; it takes some of the prior work I'd been doing (most of my career) off my shoulders! So, I can relax more, back here at the cassette castle.
	9:11am StringOFperils: Thank you Trouble for putting fresh dressings on my scorched nerves. No, not French dressing you weirdo.
	9:13am Snoochienucci: morning Trouble and all! This is exactly what i need right now.
	9:13am testingwithfire: @Trouble what a lovely set
	9:14am Creature Boy: Yeah nice set
	9:14am The Butterman: Dove’s Foghorns is a critical piece of inspiration for me
	9:15am upstate sean: Hey Trouble, everyone
	9:15am Slaboch: Sounding great over here!
	9:15am riley: A rainy morning in Asheville NC feels apropos. Good morning veryone!
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning.
	9:15am upstate sean: cool arthur dove
	9:16am upstate sean: sounding great
	9:16am David (in London): Hey Snoochie.
	9:16am UncleMarty: Greetings to the whole Modern World from troubled Elmhurst Queens.... Our adjacent neighborhood is Corona but no one goes there....
	9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Are you on the app, kristain? The web page is displaying Dove's Mars Orange and Green painting. Cheers!
	9:18am steveo: enchanting
	9:18am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and friends! Lovely start to the show, as always.
	9:18am Phillippe Bastille: Hey snooch. Hey melinda
	9:20am Snoochienucci: hey Phillippe! hey David! good to see ya buds
	9:20am Creature Boy: I wish it would rain here in LA we're about to get a heatwave . i hate the heat . most ppl dig it. It's deadly just like the cold or the virus or the gun. Btw I stupidly turned on Stern earlier and he was going into this pro gun thing and i turned him off. Embarrassing that I ever listened to him . He has such horrible taste for one thing.
	9:20am Emily: Morning,babe! Just finished morning drawings and breakfast. Getting ready for long journey upstairs to begin work. I SO look forward to Thursday with you!
	9:20am Snoochienucci: so are these two songs mashed? or just an edit of tomorrow comes today? Either way im digging it
	9:20am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Lay that bass upon us.Thanks,glad to listen.shalom.
	9:21am John from NP: @p20 I was agreeing with you, sorry if that didn't come out right. Our leaders are showing off their $24000 freezers while we have to set up go fund me's to keep business afloat. Nan=Nancy Pelose. Keep you're head up, this too shall pass...
	9:21am northguineahills: When I worked in LeFrak City, even w/ the zip code, Elmhurst, Corona, and Flushing all worked for the address...
	9:21am Crudbringer: (Stern becoming Imus was inevitable.)
	9:21am John from NP: oops, Pelosi
	9:21am Laurie: Trouble eases my anxiety
	9:22am Laurie: One could even say trouble eases my troubles
	9:22am Magda: @laurie I feel the same I have a bunch of meetings and this is helping to set the pace of my day.
	9:23am northguineahills: I love those statements taken out of context, Laurie...
	9:23am StringOFperils: It makes me really happy to witness people still enjoying paintings.
	9:24am Earth Walker: P20 I hear you loud and clear Always been grateful for what I had when I had little When the going gets gets tough the jelly donuts get going
	9:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: ASHA! Perfect time to join the party.
	9:24am Rev. Turnip Druid: also. hello.
	9:24am Nulsh: I only discovered that Gorillaz dubby remix album last year. It's a wee belter!
	9:25am Laurie: This show has always calmed me down but even more so now
	9:26am Micheal: Good Morning, Trouble! Asha Bhosle is amazing!
	9:26am hey buddy: Hey Trouble! And Glisteners! U might like the songs they’ve been singing in the beginning of Sadhguru’s talks on YouTube every morning at 8:30 EST for the past month on YouTube check it out!
	9:26am StringOFperils: This woman made so many recordings that it's mind-boggling. She's a massive star.
	9:28am Adrian in London: Well, I wasn't expecting a shoutout to Prince Naseem Hamed on WFMU but there you go
	9:28am fred: @RTD: Have you used sine waves in your music? There a study about that by the university of Montreal: ls.sondages.umontreal.ca... No results there, they're looking for people to answer some questions
	9:28am Mike & Dusty: here for this
	9:30am Rev. Turnip Druid: holy wee! Haven't heard Killah Connection since '90s arizona raver days (true confessions). fred: accidental sine waves mostly! I'll look into that umontreal thingie...
	9:32am Earth Walker: Nice flow of music sounds today
	9:33am Crudbringer: oh nice frogs
	9:33am P-90: Call of The Nova Scotia Choking Bird
	9:34am Mike & Dusty: it’s all your work, Troubs
	9:35am p20: @fred: My music is all sine waves. I'll check out that link!
	9:35am Tom Y.: This is weird. I just finished a puzzle of Kandinsky's "For and Against" during that last set.
	9:36am carl: shout out from providence, lil rhodie thank you
	9:36am P-90: “Two mice that control two different computers”, I read about that experiment. Food pellets were the incentive to cooperate as I recall.
	9:37am Handy Haversack: The summer I lived in Providence I worked in a cafe. An older local came in and asked me to make him a cabinet, and I just gawped at him. It took a little doing before we got around the language barrier.
	9:37am Mike & Dusty: “...go ahead with your own life, leave me aloooone...”
	9:38am The Butterman: I’m doing a puzzle of Manet’s, Folie Bergere
	9:38am StringOFperils: @Handy..piqued my curiosity. What DID the customer want, if not a cabinet?
	9:39am p20: @HH: That is so regional
	9:39am testingwithfire: @Handy it took me about 20 seconds to realize you were talking about local RI twang. Providence is a great town, wish I'd lived there instead of eastern MA
	9:39am Trouble: PROVIDENCE in the house. yipppeeeee
	9:40am testingwithfire: making improvised cocoa date nut bread, c'mon over
	9:43am Handy Haversack: @p20: I know! I still love that one! @StringOFperils: A milkshake! @testing: I really loved my time there and also visited frequently in those years. Three friends from HS all went to Brown so I lived with two of them one summer and came up when I could, otherwise. Really liked that town a lot. @Trouble: I worked at Fellini!
	9:43am carl: Providence is ok sometimes..I grew up in Jersey listening to wfmu back in the day...
	9:44am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:45am StringOFperils: A milkshake. Dialect. Fascinating. Thanks.
	9:46am carl: how about "side by each"?
	9:46am Jesse Dorris: Gorgeous show today!
	9:46am DJ Guin: Never get enough Nick Drake
	9:46am Irene Trudel: Nick Drake! I never get tired of this song.
	9:46am ParUbi: My wife and I drove through Providence on our honeymoon. We wandered into a random art gallery and a string quartet broke out! What is it with that city?
	9:46am Jeezuseffinchrist: good song <3
	9:47am Trouble: fox point! @handy. i lived in that old portuguese neighborhood for many years after RISD
	9:48am Jeezuseffinchrist: I miss RI and Cape Cod, I've vowed to go back after this is all lifted
	9:48am Woo: I lived in Providence first half of my life. I left 30 years ago. It was pretty downtrodden thru the 80s but it was great place to be. Rent was cheap and the music was good. All the bands played there on their way between NY and Boston and back.
	9:48am p20: Trouble: Let's hear some Lightning Bolt, hahaha!
	9:48am The Butterman: Corner of Bowen and Brown St. for me while at RISD!
	9:50am Micheal: I spent my HS years off Hope. “Rich folks live on Power, but most of us live off Hope”... PVD is a unique city.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Nice, @Trouble! I really loved that neighborhood! We were in the big blue captain's house at 4 Amy St., and our friends lived right across the street on Ives. A string of perfect Saturdays: Breakfast at Louie's, then more coffee at Myopic Books, then reading and beer on the second-floor porch of 252 Ives, Spanish flag flying, and my friend playing the Godfather theme on his accordion when our landlord and his handy Manny made their inspection of the properties ... We still call it the Summer of Love, and it was almost 25 years ago!
	9:50am carl: yea.. lightning bolt or drop dead
	9:51am p20: NJ->Providence->Boston(Cambridge)->NYC->NJ->Chicago->Baltimore->Chicago. (The story of my life)
	9:51am Handy Haversack: @Micheal: And Friendship is a one-way street ...
	9:51am testingwithfire: New Bedford seems like it could be a great place to live but don't let the gentrifiers know. Whaling Museum there is super as is their Moby Dick readathon in January
	9:51am The Butterman: My car was broken into twice in one week in p town. Of course I got my window replaced just before the second break in!
	9:52am p20: HH: Myopic books in PRI? There's a Myopic in Chicago too. Probably unrelated.
	9:53am Handy Haversack: I guess one never knows, @p20 (though I saw you mention the Chicago one at some point and wondered about this very issue!).
	9:53am Irene Trudel: Every summer for a while Peter and I + a bunch of friends haver been renting a house in the Newport/Naragansett area for a few years so we have a place to stay for the Jazz & Folk festivals. We paid for a house in Jamestown this time and I'm hoping everything won't be canceled by then.
	9:53am carl: there is alot of NY monry buying up houses on the west side of pvd
	9:55am Laurie: Oh wow. I saw Isabel Campbell perform a free concert with Jose Gonzalez on Miami Beach. I had empanadas during intermission
	9:55am p20: Heaven Lee!
	9:55am carl: I heard the folk fest is off, sorry... Jamestown is great
	9:55am Laurie: I think it was on Lincoln road in the old theater with the big marquee
	9:56am OTB: Konitz! And the woefully obscure Sonny Dallas on bass.
	9:56am Irene Trudel: Lee Konitz! Peter and I hosted a tribute to Lee on the Drummer stream this past Sunday. There's an archive link on my playlist page.
	9:56am Micheal: @Handy - exactly! Written by Mad Peck. We still go to Louis!
	9:57am Laurie: Art Deco
	9:57am The Butterman: Worked for 6 months in Newport, in an abandoned church behind the Viking Hotel. Assistant to Professor Joe Norman and his huge painting that hangs in the connector between RI convention center and Omni hotel. You can drive right under it.
	9:58am Corey: This Konitz is really nice. Such an original style. RIP.
	9:58am Irene Trudel: @carl, we have tickets for the Newport Jazz Fest but haven't heard any announcement yet. Even if it gets canceled, I'm hoping we can use the house. I love the beaches in that area.But those may br closed as well. The whole world seems to be on hold for the forseeable future.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: @Micheal: So cool! I am glad it endures! Is Fellini still there, too? Babe's on the Sunny Side?
	10:00am carl: yes, even if the event is off you picked one the nice spots
	10:00am Trouble: @handy myopic books (now called paper nautilus) is owned by a great friend of mine and is still a superb book store! louie was my landlord at one point: ouch. we visit new bedford a lot during summer @testing. the whaling museum is amazing
	10:01am carl: Both restaurants were doing great before all this
	10:01am Trouble: they are unrelated, @ p20, until myopic chicago sued providence to change name, even though providence was first
	10:02am Andrew_in_WI: Just blowing through that legal id
	10:02am StringOFperils: @Irene. Your mention of the Lee Konitz tribute moves me to say Thanks for that. I listened to the whole thing; his range was much more impressive than I ever knew.
	10:03am Listener Gregory: I have a Myopic Books (Providence) bookmark, which I saved. It's such a great name. Too bad they had to change it.
	10:03am Handy Haversack: @Trouble, please tell your friend she brought a LOT of joy to a specific collection of nerdy kids who still to this day treasure the times spent at Myopic!
	10:04am p20: I like the Myopic Books in Chicago but that was a crappy thing to do. Sorry, Providence!
	10:06am Kurt: Just students in the country illegally. If you don't like Disneys actions don't buy their products or support their media holding.
	10:07am p20: Disney is such a Mickey-Mouse operation
	10:07am Phillippe Bastille: I read yesterday that Disney is the 2nd largest purchaser of explosives. Wasn't clear if it was just in the U.S., the globe, if governments were included in the comparison or just the private sector, but still, if it's true...
	10:07am StringOFperils: Disney is the Death Star
	10:08am Layet Johnson: I have so many MIA students! :(
	10:08am Micheal: @Handy - Fellini’s is still there. Babe’s became The Point, not sure what’s in there now. Babe Silva was a gem.
	10:08am Irene Trudel: @StringOFPearls, thanks for that!
	10:09am Irene Trudel: That's StringOFPerils! Durned autocorrect!
	10:10am TDK60: Trouble, just something to get you started in Spanish. art = arte; music = música.
	10:10am Trouble: sounds like an important listen: will check that out @ irene! thanks!!
	10:10am Phillippe Bastille: Looks like it's in the U.S. funfactz.com...
	10:11am WoodsOfNH: You know what's annoying? A 30-minute skype call in the middle of this beautiful show.
	10:12am EG_Astro: <3 arthur dove thanks trouble always for the art
	10:12am StringOFperils: This is a great show, I'll testify to that. :)
	10:15am Handy Haversack: @Micheal -- thanks! Yes, we really treasured Babe's and Babe.
	10:15am Arlene: Thank you, Trouble, for the beautiful distraction.
	10:16am Trouble: bonjour @arlene! you are very welcome
	10:16am Trouble: here is something cool to occupy your night:BINGO! www.bklynclay.com
	10:16am Bill W: Bonjour, Trouble! Are you streaming any Claire Denis films at home?
	10:18am Trouble: well i own onet hanks to you! one of my faves: nenette et boni. i need to do that! it was her birthday on tuesday wasn't it?
	10:19am freshasparagus: Trouble! I'm feeling grateful for your show. The thoughtfully gorgeous music you play + the evident pleasure you take in sharing it make it a reliable source of joy. And boy, do we need that now. Long may your viking ship sail!
	10:20am Snoochienucci: this is awesome. Reminds me of orchestra baobab
	10:20am Snoochienucci: african/cuban mix of sounds kind of thing
	10:21am Glorious Estephonic: soo good all of this thank you Trouble ! <3 <3 <3 great music to boil ginger and turmeric root to !
	10:22am TDK60: I'm almost out of spice.
	10:24am Bill W: You know, I forgot that Claire D shares my birthday. I've seen all the features except the Vincent Gallo vampire one.
	10:24am waters7: love this lamento cubano--taking me out of my mean self. almost loving humanity.
	10:24am StringOFperils: The Afro-cuban diaspora. So rich in sound. I like that it isn't easy to place it geographically. I only connect that name with Mali.
	10:24am βrian: We're dangerously low on some critical spices like ground coriander and fennel seeds. And Penzey's has closed up shop!
	10:26am Trouble: happppy birthday @bill!
	10:27am Trouble: gracias@freshasparagus!
	10:27am Trouble: i looooove orchestra baobob! @ snoochie
	10:27am ParUbi: I hope the spice will flow again soon, bene gesserits
	10:27am WoodsOfNH: There are some online spice places but man, they're getting hammered.
	10:27am Laurie: I just put Santigold on my quarentunes playlist yesterday!!
	10:29am Deborah: I have had quite enough of myself. even my cat seems to crave quality alone time.
	10:29am Glorious Estephonic: is the internet out of spices ?
	10:29am ParUbi: Thank goodness our parsley and thyme survived the winter.
	10:31am Snoochienucci: @Trouble they are awesome! A few years back i misread an add and thought they were coming to PA, i got so excited, called a few friends to tell them we were going, until i realized i read it wrong lol. Im def going to do a dive into the band you just played. Alot of the instrumentation sounded very similar too, i was trying to see if some member's were maybe the same orchestre to orchestra, but couldnt find anything, probably not the same guys thou. Anyway thanks for the new band to listen to!
	10:32am Dave Conehead: Awesome
	10:33am waters7: I couldn't figure out where you were taking us. I'm back on the dance floor
	10:33am Handy Haversack: @Snooch: Were they actually playing Transylvania?
	10:34am Snoochienucci: @Handy no not at all hahaha, just misread and advertisement. I was very disappointed
	10:36am Trouble: o no @ penzey's closed up. i love penzey's
	10:36am Glorious Estephonic: sniffing cinnamon
	10:38am p20: βrian: I wasn't sure if you meant Penzey's closed permanently, or just for the duration. According to their website they are doing mail order.
	10:38am Trouble: do yourself a favor: watch fox in sox video! goggle it, you will have a moment of fabulousness
	10:39am Lewis: right on!
	10:39am The Oscar: Been busy with work, but I LOVE this! As a kid I used to make my dad read Fox in Socks and laugh and laugh at his expense.
	10:39am Priscilla: My favorite Dr. Seuss book
	10:39am Colleen: absolutely fantastic
	10:40am Hughie Considine: I am loving this entire set. Thanks, Trouble
	10:40am upstate sean: wes tank killin it
	10:40am Snoochienucci: now this is putting a smile on my face.
	10:40am tammy: wowww
	10:40am StringOFperils: This is freakishly clever
	10:41am The Butterman: Wonderful!
	10:41am Trouble: this guy is a librarian in wisconsin i think, and has made a few of these videos in last weeks. five star
	10:41am upstate sean: how could this be so good?!
	10:41am The Butterman: Love that blue goo
	10:41am tammy: i am shook
	10:41am Lewis: Having read this out loud many many times, I have DEEP respect for this feat!
	10:42am upstate sean: drsuess wordy rappinhood
	10:42am Snoochienucci: holy moly this is the freshest dankest stankiest flow ive heard in a while
	10:42am mndave: occasionally a song here extricates me from whatever i'm working on and i'm left staring between my two monitors. here we are again!
	10:43am StringOFperils: Turtles all the way down with it.
	10:43am prudy: just caught up with the comments...shout out to people who love Rhode Island...summered there as a kid on beaches which rich folks didn't care about because they were rocky...miss it and hope to get back...
	10:43am maestroso: That was so brilliant!
	10:44am Handy Haversack: Whoa. Is this the same person we heard do the Lorax ... at a point in time before this one, separated from now by at least "days"?
	10:44am simon: that was good, but it could have done with the occasional "hell yeah" or "yeah motherfucker!"
	10:44am WoodsOfNH: Tom Tom Club....niiiiice!
	10:45am Laurie: I wanted to do this tom Tom club song at karaoke but I didn't think I could pull it off
	10:45am StringOFperils: @upstateSean..ye see what ya started?
	10:45am Snoochienucci: yes Trouble! YES!
	10:45am Lewis: kudos to @upstate sean!!
	10:45am Ernst Soup: Yes sir, That's what I'd do (Said young Gerald McGrew) I'd make a few changes If I ran the zoo."
	10:45am karen eliot: great show!
	10:46am StringOFperils: Dancing while not actually standing. It's kind of incredible.
	10:47am Webhamster Henry: My hat is old, my teeth are gold. I have a bird I like to hold. My shoe is off, my foot is cold. My shoe is off, my foot is cold. I have a bird I like to hold. My hat is old, my teeth are gold. And now my story is all told.
	10:47am βrian: Oh, this reminds me of waiting tables, in mob conditions.
	10:47am upstate sean: hey StringOfPerils: high praise! If I get nothing else accomplished today - very likely - at least I can say...
	10:50am JayD: Holy mackerel, ‘Wordy Rappinghood’ was in my head when I woke up today! Also, I used to torture my parents by asking them to read ‘Fox in Sox’ to me when I was little. Thank you for the music!
	10:50am wizard frog: Back when commutes were a thing, I heard people did this thing called 'Secret Dancing', which apparently you could incorporate whilst standing on a train without being noticable, bit similar to chair dancing I guess
	10:50am Trouble: yes it is @handy
	10:50am Phil in Charlotte: Really great show-thank you!
	10:51am upstate sean: As commuting schlomo, I did a lot of car dancing,
	10:51am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble. I thought that was on your show, but ... time and memory are interacting in odd ways.
	10:52am upstate sean: now come the Frenchies. Trouble on Fire!
	10:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Go Dog Go by P.D. Eastman is also a fun book to revisit. "Big dogs, little dogs, red dogs, blue dogs, yellow dogs, green dogs, black dogs, and white dogs are all at a dog party!"
	10:53am βrian: Trouble toggles that button that switches my standing desk to dance mode.
	10:53am Trouble: handy,it was on double dip recess
	10:53am Trouble: i reached out to double dip to tell them about wes tank and dr seuss but they already knew about him. snap
	10:55am StringOFperils: A Dog party! Oh boy! Mom, can I?!
	10:56am Handy Haversack: Those two are sharp! Can't get anything past them! Thanks, Trouble: once you say it, the truth becomes clear!
	10:56am upstate sean: following wes tank now on Insta. dude is great
	10:57am ParUbi: I like that party-hat!
	11:00am matador: This Morricone bit is also used in Let The Corpses Tan. If you have not seen this underground Belgian hit then you must.
	11:01am djsheilab: WOW....this set has been spectacular! What a gorgeous collage of sounds. Thanks Trouble!
	11:09am full metal monkey: 400 blows is so great
	11:10am jt: Hailu Mergia was great in Red Hook...
	11:10am Trouble: bonjour sheila! merci and i hope you are swell
	11:12am Trouble: @jt; sorry to have missed that. can you tell me how to correctly pronounce his name?
	11:14am Toothgrinder Tom: Did you know there’s not a single Truffaut film available to watch on Netflix? Which is a criminal offense, to my way of thinking.
	11:15am Trouble: true @ toothgrinder. i maintained my cd's in mail account so i can access older films that they don't stream
	11:16am simon: I've never heard this cover before but I love the Elli & Jacno original and it's great to hear the song
	11:18am βrian: @TgrndrTom: It really is a crying shame. Netflix is a mess.
	11:18am βrian: We've had movies in our dvd queue for years. "Long wait," it says.
	11:20am simon: Trouble, what's your favorite book?
	11:20am Trouble: 'long wait' code word for missing
	11:21am davefromtoronto: sounds like a kung fu fight going on
	11:21am Trouble: ever? @simon. couldn't say, but i adored milkman by anna burns and talk about it continually
	11:22am jt: lil utube clip on his re-discovery on the EVENING NEWS (!) "Ethiopian musician Hailu Mergia rediscovered after 30 years" I am sure they pronounce it wrong there... Hailu Mergia..... I say: "Hi-Lou! Merge - ia," rather phonetically... and probably also wrong!
	11:22am Handy Haversack: "Reno Dakota"! I adore this song!
	11:23am JakeGould: Hello!
	11:23am Reno D: Hey, I'm listening, you crafty devil.
	11:24am Chris: Trouble, aural heaven. Closet dance party! wait, I think you evolved to the table. Thank you as usual....a weekly highlight. Chris in Philly
	11:24am Adrian in London: If anyone wants to see some good foreign/arthouse films during lockdown please have a free month of Mubi streaming on me. mubi.com... On the US stream there's Gabrielle with Isabelle Huppert, a couple of Melville films and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
	11:25am βrian: "Long wait" is merely an acknowledgment that such a movie exists — somewhere.
	11:28am jt: "Long Wait" used to mean the line stretched from Film Forum to Varick Street..
	11:29am Trouble: hilma af klint documentary is available right now. acme screening house in lambertville nj is doing a virtual streaming thig: support local small cinema houses
	11:30am peter in SEA: I won that Brazilian 70's comp as Trouble's Marathon grand prize the first year we started listening to The Modern World! Thank you Trouble and WFMU for expanding my Brazilian music enjoyment!
	11:31am jt: I wonder if my buddy Michel is listening to Sega Lenoir, he is stuck on Mauritius right now working with the U.N. Probably a pretty nice place to be stranded..
	11:32am Trouble: bom dia @peter! lovely time travel moment...
	11:32am jt: "af" is a cool middle name.
	11:32am Trouble: wow that's crazy @ jt
	11:33am common: love this 'un
	11:33am steveo: I'm just back from a run in the park. I saw someone with a RISD shirt, but I didn't ask her if she knows you.
	11:33am Reno D: Supporting local cinema: the wonderful Crandell Cinema here in Chatham, NY has put their selections online via Film Movement Plus.
	11:34am Carmichael: I thought I heard Stereolab in there. Heya Trouble and The Sheltered.
	11:35am peter in SEA: For those on the West Coast: http://www.grandillusioncinema.org/ The Ken Loach 2019 Film "Sorry We Missed You" up now.
	11:35am βrian: 35 tally marks on our cell wall, as of today ...
	11:36am northguineahills: I knew this was the stereolab remix of the Pastels w/in a half a second!
	11:39am Carmichael: Hey ngh, what happened to that job?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: Hey, Carmichael, ngh.
	11:41am Cp304: That stereo lab tune was far out
	11:41am peter in SEA: Yes! Another great compilation 60's French Ye-ye! In the end you always win! ;-) thanks @Trouble
	11:41am northguineahills: @Carmichael: I had one that was supposed to start Mar 23rd, another where the decision is delayed until the state HR has time to go through the backlog of background checks, and I just interviewed yesterdayf and today for in NYC, which would pay what I was making the last time I worked in NYC.
	11:42am northguineahills: Howdy Handy!
	11:46am TIMPANDA: Thanks Daddy Garbage!
	11:46am Threemoons: Hello Trouble, fellow Troublemakers!
	11:47am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today peoples! and thanks for all the kind words!!!
	11:49am radioronan: Lovely show Trouble - Thanks. Thanks Matt & SkeletonCrew
	11:50am TDK60: Thanks DJ T. and hats off to all first responders, essential workers, those out of work, those tryin to help others, and all radio isolates.
	11:50am Listening Out There: Good show + Thanks!
	11:51am P-90: Thanks and blessings be upon you, DJ Trouble!
	11:51am snoochienucci: Heading out for a bike ride. Thank you for an awesome relaxing showing Trouble! Just what I needed. See you next week!!!
	11:52am upstate sean: fantanstic show, Trouble. thank you
	11:52am Trouble: hudson county hunger project link www.gofundme.com...
	11:52am Joe McG: Really enjoyed the show today, Trouble, thanks!
	11:53am ParUbi: Thanks trouble. Always nice to hear those book recs, too. .
	11:53am listener 126464: Thanks Trouble and crew.
	11:53am Trouble: bonjour joe!!! i miss seeing the wfmu gang...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble! Another lovely world today! Thanks, SKELETONS!
	11:54am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:55am melinda: Love the synth. Great show. Thanks Trub!
	11:57am Joe McG: @Trouble: I miss seeing you! Thx again for the face wear.
	11:57am TIMPANDA: Lovely show today, thank you Trouble
	11:58am StringOFperils: Thank you for making a good show.
	11:58am Adrian in London: Loved the show today, thanks. Got me through an afternoon of WfH.
	11:58am Cmurtha: Thanks for the show!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: this is great to draw snakes to
	11:59am jt: Danke!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 23, 2020

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