WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 9, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Morning, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...
	9:02am melinda: hi all!
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning DJ T! I just realized you don't have theme music/background audio. AND that's alright by me.
	9:04am steveo: bom dia toutes
	9:05am Kpx: Hello troubley woubley, the clayster ask that we stay tuned fer ya. So this is me staying tuned.
	9:07am Trouble: good grey thursday morning, thursdayites!
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning. In Bird World, it's known as Thrushday.
	9:08am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I love the strings on this. Has a certain Philip Glass/Steve Reich thing going on.
	9:08am melinda: that was unexpected
	9:09am PaulRobeson1920: Beautiful-telebossa beautiful
	9:09am YETI BOB: wow what just happened there? this is amazing!
	9:09am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Bossa-meets-Tuva. Or something.
	9:10am YETI BOB: Hoomei-Nova
	9:10am melinda: I just ordered some discount swag, good way to start the day
	9:12am Irene: Good morning Modern Worldly People! Lovely start to the show as always, Trouble.
	9:14am Handy Haversack: Woods, if I wave, can you see me? Look down the coast a ways!
	9:14am LastVisibleDog: I assume there is no connection to that other arkestra?
	9:18am HyperDose: Get into some Trouble on a rainy day? I can do that. Loving this. Ninja Tune vibes 🎶📻
	9:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: You down in Blue Hill again?
	9:19am Handy Haversack: Close, Woods: South Brooksville.
	9:20am TDK60: ...well, you do have those birds and the French speaker, but that's alright.
	9:20am JT: blueberries for sal
	9:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: That whole area is really beautiful. I have a copy of The Letters of E.B. White that I take out every so often because his tales of stuff in Brooklin were so cool.
	9:23am Handy Haversack: We have had a great week, Woods. Back on the road home tomorrow morning.
	9:23am Smurph: I'm digging the vibes this morning!
	9:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy I can't remember if I made this recommendation before or not but if you're here again, it's worth the short trip to El El Frijoles in Sargentville. Cool outdoor seating and the food is insanely great.
	9:24am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: nice – as always and anouk says wufff to all…
	9:25am sphere: hullo
	9:25am Juli: Tis beautiful
	9:29am Kpx: Help me out here teach, Is it spelled A.Troubley Woubley B.Troubbly Woubbly C.Troublie Woublie D. Either is acceptable E. Neither
	9:29am Strandlund: I always say I can't love this show any more than I already do...and then I do...
	9:29am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): F. All of the above
	9:29am Handy Haversack: We went last year, Woods! This year, I've just been cooking every day after we get off the waters.
	9:30am sphere: "Troubly Wubbly"
	9:30am Doug in JC: Troubly is an actual word, so I'd maybe start with that
	9:31am HyperDose: Wubs make me think of the deep, rich, obnoxious bass hits you hear walking past clothing stores at the mall
	9:31am Trouble: merci @ strandlund! so nice of you to say
	9:34am Strandlund: I mean it Trouble...It makes Thursday my favorite day of the week!!
	9:37am steveo: can't remember where i've been; very glad to be here today
	9:39am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Nice. We've been cooking most nights this year. The town is just too crazy.
	9:40am Kpx: Woods: F would be the same as E. @sphere & Doug iJC, got it. But would Woubly work in stead of Wubbly so it would more match her name
	9:42am HyperDose: @Doug To answer your previous question from Wake, yes they carry molokhia. Both dry and frozen! Wekalet was fantastic (HUGE pickled stuff, olive, and tea selection). If you can't find what you're looking for there, the Mediterranean market Basha Masr will most likely carry it.
	9:42am Sylvia: Hello Trouble and listeners!
	9:42am Doug in JC: HD Thanks! Where is this place? I forget what the name was and what playlist you mentioned it on
	9:42am karlward: Trouble you ought to play some Charlie Parker, that's what Phil would've wanted.
	9:43am Joey Joe Joe: Sorry to hear about Phil Schaap. He lived his passion.
	9:43am TDK60: Oh yes, I listen to WKCR a lot. Mostly jazz. They also have classical, and block shows on weekends-- blues, country, folk. Their "afternoon new music" show plays stuff like on WFMU. Schaap was a force, a radio teacher really.
	9:44am Megaroni: Oh wow- sorry to hear this.. He was such a force at WKCR, I hope they give him many special tributes
	9:44am Trouble: yes@ karlward, that is true. but not today
	9:47am Irene: Thanks for mentioning Phil Schaap’s passing, Trouble. A long time ago I worked with him for a brief time when he hosted Saturday afternoon shows at WNYC. A really sweet guy!
	9:48am steveo: @tdk, yes and Tuesday afternoons are especially similar ;)
	9:49am TDK60: Hiya steveo. Yes! Right now, Kurt Gottschalk is the Tue. afternoon host. Kurt has also been a WFMU DJ at times and still does fill-ins.
	9:49am karlward: Trouble I'd like to underscore your point about Schaap's enormous influence on WKCR. I was always impressed with the station, seeing it a bit from the inside back when I was a student there. My friends had shows, I got to be on the air a few times, and I was impressed by how professional it all was. I recently read an unusually great profile in the Columbia alumni magazine that goes into detail about how the station became what it is, in large part due to Schaap: www.college.columbia.edu...
	9:50am karlward: It's also worth mentioning how influential some of their non-jazz shows were, like Stretch & Bobbito's late night hip hop show that ran for years.
	9:51am HyperDose: @Doug Wekalet - 457 Broadway / Basha Masr 429 Broadway
	9:51am steveo: much different show than miniature minotaurs though thanks for that link, kw
	9:52am Kpx: Oops, sorry woods, made a mistake. I meant to say your F is the same as my D, not E.
	9:52am Juli: Ground me I am up in the clouds
	9:55am Juli: Lil Yachty Gold Axe smells amazing
	9:55am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Kpx: I was told there'd be no math.
	9:56am Juli: I am having to get ready Just wanna roll around and get this show
	9:56am Juli: *hear this show hehe
	9:57am Zipperhead7: The mosquitos up here in Greenwood Lake are like a Biblical plague right now. Your show is helping me to chill, as always. BTW, Duane Train's final show yesterday was one for the ages!
	9:57am Juli: Such vibes
	9:59am Kpx: Okay so I can't get any confirmation on the word wubbly v woubly. So I'm going to go with woubly for the match to trouble. So unless I'm wrong from now on it's going to be Troubly Woubly! That's if you don't mind trouble.
	10:00am Listener Gregory: Should also mention that Phil Schaap was a very important record producer, winning Grammys for his reissues and multiple Grammys for his liner notes. He would discover new takes and errors of titles, personnel, or preferred takes that had been in the recordings for decades. If his obsessiveness was sometimes too much for the radio, it was spot-on for his productions.
	10:00am HyperDose: New Pachy is choiceee 🇵🇷🔥
	10:01am Ken From Hyde Park: I was attacked relentlessly and incessantly by mosquitoes when I was mowing the lawn late Tuesday afternoon. 🦟 No sightings of spotted lantern flies, anyway.
	10:02am Yes: Good morning my friends
	10:03am Kpx: Woods: unfortunately there's always math, it's just one of life's expectancy
	10:04am Dances with Moomins: Morning Trouble and Troubled
	10:05am Trouble: hola @ stu!!
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: There are decades of Phil Schaap shows that will still be played on WKCR. Kind of like Car Talk, but for Jazz!
	10:08am oshiwoshi: mac keyboard? You can't fix'em, but you can pop the keys out of a broken one and swap
	10:09am Lou: there's an oblique strategies app! It comes in handy on occasion
	10:10am Doug in JC: I got about 50 lanternflies at the local park yesterday. People were looking at me very strangely as I poked around a tree with a spray bottle and a bucket
	10:10am YETI BOB: Peter Schmidt, who also did some very nice illustrations en.wikipedia.org...
	10:11am ChukAmok: Just hearing about Phil Schaap. This is very sad news.
	10:12am YETI BOB: "In a roomful of shouting people, the one who whispers becomes interesting." - Peter Schmidt
	10:12am Kpx: Ken fhp: unfortunately for me there are spotted lantern flies here. Yesterday two of them were caught in a spider web outback. But the spider that the web belongs to doesn't come out until night to get em. But one of them got out, and the other one might have gotten out before Twilight that's when the spider comes out into the web.
	10:12am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all! Did my part by smooshing some lantern flies at a Labor Day BBQ. It was just like Starship Troopers.
	10:12am john_zilla: spotted lantern fly a rare opportunity to tell your kid to kill bugs without regret
	10:13am Juli: You can put tape three feet up on trees
	10:13am Listener Gregory: @Webhamster H, I hope WKCR does have lots of those shows on tap. However, in the past year, they seem to have played some of the same ones over and over, which loses its charm after a while.
	10:13am Juli: Kind of a brutal way to die
	10:13am Juli: Best to crush them all
	10:15am TDK60: Listener Gregory --WKCR has been less active in the pandemic than this station. (More shut down.) So, they've been playing some repeat pre-recorded shows.
	10:15am Zipperhead7: Talking about student cards, when I taught a class on Walter Benjamin at Fordham I made each student a card with their name and picture that stated "I am a flaneur and am doing nothing."
	10:16am Doug in JC: You should familiarize yourself with the invasive Ailanthus trees and kill them too, since it's their preferred food source. Small ones uproot easily. Cutting a 2" wide slot into the bark near the trunk will kill a tree too
	10:16am Listener Gregory: @TDK60, the repeats at WKCR have really made me appreciate all the efforts FMU and its DJs have gone to to keep up original programming. Thanks, Trouble, and all of your fellow DJs!
	10:18am Trouble: good point @ doug in jc. dont know why they are also called tree of heaven, i just call them junk trees since they are soooo invasive
	10:19am Trouble: that;s great@ zipperhaed! i am making little individual quilted patches for my students to sew onto their aprons so we can have personalized aprons and not share. not nearly so fabuous
	10:20am Zetti: I lost 4 huge, beautiful ash trees in one season due to the Emerald Ash Borer.
	10:22am Jack McGuire: My wife and personally eliminated our neighborhood of SLFs. Spray bottle mix of Dawn dish liquid and water and a sturdy fly swatter. We were so infested we killed hundreds at a go. We got Lanternfly Neck from looking up in trees. This year I've seen 2 total in my neighborhood in Chester County PA. Don't use sticky tape on trees as numerous birds get caught too.
	10:23am TDK60: Listener Gregory, I appreciate how seriously WFMU has addressed the pandemic.
	10:26am sphere: BTW, if you have Criterion Channel, they have a 1927 silent film about the dancers in Paris (with new soundtrack) plus an appearance by Josephine Baker. It's called "La reveue des reveues."
	10:30am Listener Gregory: La Revue des Revues, I believe.
	10:30am sphere: Thanks, Listener Gregory. :)
	10:31am Listener Gregory: French spelling is almost as bad as English spelling!
	10:31am Andres: Good morning! The deep wheezing drone of that song was causing the cats around here to look at each other with suspicion.
	10:31am βrian: The Emerald Ash borer put Canton, MI on the map. Ground zero.
	10:31am sphere: lol!
	10:31am JT: that monokultur war spooky
	10:35am Webhamster Henry: A little more involved, but an effective SLF trap: wxpm.org...
	10:36am Zipperhead7: Ash borers are decimating the tree population to the point that Fender is no longer using ash (a key to their twangicity) for guitars.
	10:39am βrian: What about baseball bats?
	10:40am JT: alder and roasted pine
	10:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Zipperhead7: Really, that's sad. Glad i bought mine (Tele) several years ago. I know the ash borer thing is bad here. That's why they made it illegal to bring in firewood from out of state.
	10:43am Webhamster Henry: I watched "I Cannibali" last night to see what the (Morricone, WFMU fave) theme song was about. It's an adaptation of Antigone by Liliana Calvani.
	10:43am HyperDose: I hope someone is listening to this while sitting by the window, reading a good book, and looking at the wildlife. Incredible show this morning, T!
	10:46am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: oh der Spatz von avingnon…
	10:47am MD: Good Morning all!
	10:51am Juli: Perfect music to complete tasks to lmao
	10:51am The Oscar: Busy working, but had to pop my head in to say thanks for the JPB set-- just rewatched Breathless over the weekend! Not sure if you heard, but Nino Castelnuovo (from Umbrellas of Cherbourg) also left us this week.
	10:53am Webhamster Henry: @Juli Morricone goes with everything!
	10:54am sphere: Especially when you are facing Clint Eastwood.
	10:55am oshiwoshi: Dusty + Hal & Burt = deep joy
	10:56am steveo: took me a minute to realize that ost is not a french word; haha
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
	10:57am HyperDose: haha steveo
	10:58am PaulRobeson1920: Sound so soo good this morning, Trouble! Thank You. Freeform Radio, no Bologna
	10:58am Rick A: Hi Trouble and All, I'm glad my class ended early. This is the perfect music to accompany a rainstorm and much of what I've been listening to recently. Question: Didn't jazz pianist Martial Solal score Breathless? And Le Mepris too! It is one of the greatest scores ever. This piece is beautifully evocative and cinematic.
	10:59am βrian: This guy's name sounds like pillow talk.
	10:59am JT: ahhhh
	10:59am oshiwoshi: ostie is a swearword up in Quebec
	11:00am Peter in SEA: Bon jour trouble and Thursday people! Late but present. Fritz Lang in Contempt!
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Osties are former East Germans ... and their Original Sound Tracks!
	11:00am mary: theme de camille Just listened yesterday and cried The film abouit falling out of love...
	11:00am mary: thanks for the set trouble!
	11:02am Zetti: Thanks.
	11:02am steveo: @oshiwoshi, in spain, also: "hostia", from "me cago en la hostia" i.e. i shit on the heavenly host
	11:03am mary: yes all the details of Le Mepris!
	11:04am TVP: I think that Casino Royale film had what, 8 or 9 directors?
	11:05am JT: ah, to just float inside that era of film forever ...
	11:05am Rick A: I saw Peur Sur La Ville as a kid with its American title of "Night Caller". I recently purchased that same CD of Le Casse and Peur Sur La Ville. It's well worth owning as the three tacks attest.
	11:05am βrian: "Bogie."
	11:06am Greg from ZONE 5: I have never liked Breathless, but like my dislike of Radiohead, Black Flag and A Christmas Story, I acknowledge it as a personal flaw.
	11:07am Greg from ZONE 5: Actually, I take that back. A Christmas Story is awful.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Greg from Zone 5: What about Abba?
	11:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Love ABBA!
	11:08am Rick A: The Alan Delon film La Piscine is the summer smash hit at the Film Forum. It is also well worth seeing.
	11:08am βrian: Ok, that IS a personal flaw!
	11:08am Greg from ZONE 5: I enjoyed La Piscine but it is a sloooooooooow burn.
	11:11am Threemoons: Lurking and working but wanted to drop by to say what a great set this is. Clickystarfaved.
	11:11am Kpx: Just as I suspected trouble, when you refer to the Ailanthus tree as a junk tree I was sure you were speaking of the sumac tree of which it's most commonly called. There's something like on the order of 10 or 12 different varieties of them and they all look practically indistinguishable from each other. And one in particular is poisonous of which I'm very allergic to. i got a bad case of it causing big blisters all over the back of my neck and upper back when I was 9 years old. And when it cleared up it left a scar in the shape of the number 9 as if it meant to leave a permanent reminder for me to remember when I had poison sumac at the age of 9. So I'm glad that the sumac trees / Ailanthus tree is the spotted lanternfly favorite food
	11:11am ?: Flyswatters are too slow for the lanternfly but the Bug-A-Salt destroys them every time and it's super fun
	11:12am Andres: Tree fruit guy from UPenn encourages the crushing to pop eggs when scraping with a card.
	11:12am john_zilla: Hahaha the bug-a-salt is nasssssty fun
	11:12am konbanwani: ridiculously good set today
	11:14am Trouble: merci@konbanwani! gracias @threemoons
	11:15am Marie: Just tuning in--love this
	11:15am βrian: We used to make sumac "lemonade" when we were kids.
	11:18am Kpx: Never heard of a bug-a-salt?
	11:18am Carmichael: Heya Trouble and acolytes. This sounds a bit like Jean Siberry.
	11:20am Carmichael: Is that Bug-A-Salt thing real? That has to be the most idiotic commercial I've ever seen.
	11:21am Roberto: Bob Welch via Pointer Sisters? I did not see that coming.
	11:21am davefromtoronto: jane siberry?
	11:21am Carmichael: Yikes, Jane Siberry
	11:22am davefromtoronto: lol beat you to it!
	11:22am Carmichael: I owe you a Pepsi, dave.
	11:23am konbanwani: it's real and it rules. blows them to pieces if you get close enough
	11:23am βrian: You had Jean Seberg on your mind, probably.
	11:23am Roberto: Just one Pepsi.
	11:23am davefromtoronto: "taste that beats the others cold!"
	11:24am Adrian in London: It’s 16.23 here in London and I’ve just figured out that it’s Thursday. So a belated hello, Trouble. This is what happens when you’re freelance and work odd days.
	11:24am Listener Gregory: @Kpx, I think that sumacs are a native American plant. They look a lot like the ailanthus, which is an African invasive species, imported for its super-fast growth. Not sure if they are taxonomically related.
	11:24am Kpx: Dave? Dave's not here !
	11:26am mary: y pants! rip barbara Ess
	11:27am βrian: Yes, Ailanthus altissima looks to be quite nasty.
	11:27am Listener Gregory: Ailanthus and sumacs are in the same order but different families (according to Wikipedia taxonomic listings). I have no idea what that means. But they're not that closely related, even though they look quite similar (except for their fruit).
	11:28am βrian: Soon the sumacs will be on fire, and we'll get that urge for going.
	11:28am Listener Gregory: Oops, the ailanthus is an import from China and Taiwan. Sorry, Africa!
	11:29am Marie: fun tune @) Hi Trouble and all!
	11:31am Kpx: Listen Gregory: yes I read the same thing, that's why I thought they were the same tree. It's explanation was kind of ambiguous
	11:31am drr: Ailanthus has stinky leaves. There's a pair of visible glands near the base of each leave that releases an unpleasant smell when disturbed.
	11:32am drr: each leaf
	11:35am Kpx: Sorry, ListenER Gregory. Forgot the er.
	11:39am Listener Gregory: errrr...
	11:39am Listener Gregory: Gotta run. Thanks for an excellent show, Trouble!
	11:40am Troymo: Lovely sounds Trouble.
	11:41am PaulRobeson1920: Hi @Adrian @11:24 Hi London!!!! My warmest greetings! Paul spent almost a decade in London! 1928-1939
	11:42am still b/p: Stevie hitting the spot....mmm.
	11:43am Trouble: gracias @ toymo! merci @listener gregory hola @ adrian!
	11:43am Bookem Danno: Good Morning DJ This Is The Modern World with Trouble. I sure do love me some Little Stevie.
	11:43am Kpx: Did someone get their Pepsi? Cuz no one wouldn't want anyone to go all institutionalized if they didn't get their Pepsi. Just one Pepsi will do
	11:45am TDK60: I haven't listened to Key Of Life in a while..
	11:47am Kpx: A Pepsi a day, will keep the crazy away!
	11:48am βrian: I'm more inclined to dyspepsia, myself.
	11:49am still b/p: Syreeta, Minnie Riperton, Deniece Williams adding nice vocals on Ordinary Pain. "A total of 130 people worked on the album."
	11:50am Handy Haversack: Thanks for a great show, Trouble!
	11:50am Bookem Danno: Hey DJ Trouble as a lifelong disciple of cubism, I wasn't familiar with Amédée Ozenfant. Where in the world did you come across him?
	11:51am Trouble: gracias@handy!
	11:53am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks for the music, Trouble! Peace of mind nice tune… In my eyes peace of mind is a grateful disposition
	11:53am Trouble: happy to share the wealth @bookem: i can't remember where i came across this gem. whenever i see a great playlist vibe image i put it in a folder for future use
	11:53am Kpx: C ya Troubly Woubly & moderneers
	11:53am Trouble: merci@paulR
	11:53am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today, see you next week!
	11:54am Jason from Houston: 79.5 hits the spot every time. Many thanks, Trouble. +:꒰◍• ᴗ •◍꒱:+
	11:54am βrian: Coming up on the Drummer Stream: Continental Subway with David Dichelle wfmu.org...
	11:55am northguineahills: merci, Trouble!
	11:56am oshiwoshi: thanks for a great show! - once again I came to the right place
	11:57am Trouble: merci@oshiwoshi!
	11:57am JT: thx trouble! keep kicking those lantern fly butts ...
	11:57am Trouble: yes I agrreeeeeeee@jason!! cheers!
	11:58am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you DJ Trouble! I've been trudging through the swamp listening to your tunes... 👍🏻
	11:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Trouble!
	11:59am TDK60: Gracias DJ T.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Good luck with the school year.
	11:59am bukowski.: <333

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
lee wiley	sugar "sugar" by "lee wiley"	on the air					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
telebossa	eu sonhei que tu estavas tao linda	Telebossa					0:03:29 (Pop-up)
lon moshe & southern freedom arkestra	prayer for saude	love is where the spirit lies	strut	1977/2021		*	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
cochemea	Curandera "Curandera" by "cochemea"	vol II baca sewa				*
fatima al qadiri	sheba "sheba" by "fatima al qadiri"	medieval femme				*	0:16:41 (Pop-up)
mabe fratti	hacia el vacio "hacia el vacio" by "mabe fratti"	Será Que Ahora Podremos Entendernos	tin angel			*	0:22:26 (Pop-up)
Claire Rousay	peak chroma "peak chroma" by "Claire Rousay"	a softer focus				*	0:26:14 (Pop-up)
sibylle baier	i lost something in the hills	colour green					0:33:30 (Pop-up)

the poets of rhythm	discern/define	discern/define				*	0:41:27 (Pop-up)
arto lindsay	Ilha dos prazeres "Ilha dos prazeres" by "arto lindsay"	cuidado madame					0:45:23 (Pop-up)
tracy sada	so amazin' ep version "so amazin' ep version" by "tracy sada"	just soothin' & cruisin'				*	0:48:59 (Pop-up)
bernice	we choose you "we choose you" by "bernice"	eau de bonjourno				*	0:53:40 (Pop-up)
pachyman	sunset sounds "sunset sounds" by "pachyman"	the return of pachyman					1:00:32 (Pop-up)
jennifer lara	i am in love "i am in love" by "jennifer lara"	studio one women the original v/a					1:01:58 (Pop-up)

linda smith	there's a ... "there's a ..." by "linda smith"	Till Another Time: 1988-1996				*	1:12:56 (Pop-up)
Badge Époque Ensemble	just space for light	self help					1:15:40 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	plus je t'embrasse	blossom dearie for cafe apres midi					1:21:42 (Pop-up)
Pedro Soler & Gaspar Claus	caminos	barlande					1:24:07 (Pop-up)
Monokultur	vardagjamning "vardagjamning" by "Monokultur"	Ormens Vag					1:26:51 (Pop-up)
meg baird	back to you "back to you" by "meg baird"	don't weigh down the light					1:30:57 (Pop-up)
marc berreca	night and compass "night and compass" by "marc berreca"	the sleeper wakes	scissor tail	1986/2021		*	1:35:05 (Pop-up)
francois de roubaix	martey's "martey's" by "francois de roubaix"	le samourai ost					1:37:32 (Pop-up)
ennio morricone	le casse ( generique)	ost le casse			RIP Jean Paul Belmondo		1:39:32 (Pop-up)
la mort	a mort "a mort" by "la mort"	À Bout De Souffle (OST)					1:42:48 (Pop-up)
mireille mathieu	pas vu, pas pris	ost le casse					1:45:07 (Pop-up)
anna karina	jamais je ne t'ai dit que je t'aimmerai toujours	ost pierrot le fou					1:47:18 (Pop-up)
ennio morricone	menace telephonique II	ost peur sur la ville					1:49:58 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	the look of love	ost casino royale					1:53:18 (Pop-up)
georges delerue	theme de camille "theme de camille" by "georges delerue"	ost le mepris			not a JPB film, but gorgeous all the same		1:57:07 (Pop-up)

siamese temple ball	#1 "#1" by "siamese temple ball"	siamese temple ball					2:10:29 (Pop-up)
FKA twigs	closer "closer" by "FKA twigs"	LP1					2:15:25 (Pop-up)
pointer sisters	hypnotized "hypnotized" by "pointer sisters"	energy					2:19:16 (Pop-up)
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Listener comments!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Morning, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...
	9:02am melinda: hi all!
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning DJ T! I just realized you don't have theme music/background audio. AND that's alright by me.
	9:04am steveo: bom dia toutes
	9:05am Kpx: Hello troubley woubley, the clayster ask that we stay tuned fer ya. So this is me staying tuned.
	9:07am Trouble: good grey thursday morning, thursdayites!
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning. In Bird World, it's known as Thrushday.
	9:08am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I love the strings on this. Has a certain Philip Glass/Steve Reich thing going on.
	9:08am melinda: that was unexpected
	9:09am PaulRobeson1920: Beautiful-telebossa beautiful
	9:09am YETI BOB: wow what just happened there? this is amazing!
	9:09am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Bossa-meets-Tuva. Or something.
	9:10am YETI BOB: Hoomei-Nova
	9:10am melinda: I just ordered some discount swag, good way to start the day
	9:12am Irene: Good morning Modern Worldly People! Lovely start to the show as always, Trouble.
	9:14am Handy Haversack: Woods, if I wave, can you see me? Look down the coast a ways!
	9:14am LastVisibleDog: I assume there is no connection to that other arkestra?
	9:18am HyperDose: Get into some Trouble on a rainy day? I can do that. Loving this. Ninja Tune vibes 🎶📻
	9:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: You down in Blue Hill again?
	9:19am Handy Haversack: Close, Woods: South Brooksville.
	9:20am TDK60: ...well, you do have those birds and the French speaker, but that's alright.
	9:20am JT: blueberries for sal
	9:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy: That whole area is really beautiful. I have a copy of The Letters of E.B. White that I take out every so often because his tales of stuff in Brooklin were so cool.
	9:23am Handy Haversack: We have had a great week, Woods. Back on the road home tomorrow morning.
	9:23am Smurph: I'm digging the vibes this morning!
	9:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy I can't remember if I made this recommendation before or not but if you're here again, it's worth the short trip to El El Frijoles in Sargentville. Cool outdoor seating and the food is insanely great.
	9:24am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: nice – as always and anouk says wufff to all…
	9:25am sphere: hullo
	9:25am Juli: Tis beautiful
	9:29am Kpx: Help me out here teach, Is it spelled A.Troubley Woubley B.Troubbly Woubbly C.Troublie Woublie D. Either is acceptable E. Neither
	9:29am Strandlund: I always say I can't love this show any more than I already do...and then I do...
	9:29am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): F. All of the above
	9:29am Handy Haversack: We went last year, Woods! This year, I've just been cooking every day after we get off the waters.
	9:30am sphere: "Troubly Wubbly"
	9:30am Doug in JC: Troubly is an actual word, so I'd maybe start with that
	9:31am HyperDose: Wubs make me think of the deep, rich, obnoxious bass hits you hear walking past clothing stores at the mall
	9:31am Trouble: merci @ strandlund! so nice of you to say
	9:34am Strandlund: I mean it Trouble...It makes Thursday my favorite day of the week!!
	9:37am steveo: can't remember where i've been; very glad to be here today
	9:39am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Nice. We've been cooking most nights this year. The town is just too crazy.
	9:40am Kpx: Woods: F would be the same as E. @sphere & Doug iJC, got it. But would Woubly work in stead of Wubbly so it would more match her name
	9:42am HyperDose: @Doug To answer your previous question from Wake, yes they carry molokhia. Both dry and frozen! Wekalet was fantastic (HUGE pickled stuff, olive, and tea selection). If you can't find what you're looking for there, the Mediterranean market Basha Masr will most likely carry it.
	9:42am Sylvia: Hello Trouble and listeners!
	9:42am Doug in JC: HD Thanks! Where is this place? I forget what the name was and what playlist you mentioned it on
	9:42am karlward: Trouble you ought to play some Charlie Parker, that's what Phil would've wanted.
	9:43am Joey Joe Joe: Sorry to hear about Phil Schaap. He lived his passion.
	9:43am TDK60: Oh yes, I listen to WKCR a lot. Mostly jazz. They also have classical, and block shows on weekends-- blues, country, folk. Their "afternoon new music" show plays stuff like on WFMU. Schaap was a force, a radio teacher really.
	9:44am Megaroni: Oh wow- sorry to hear this.. He was such a force at WKCR, I hope they give him many special tributes
	9:44am Trouble: yes@ karlward, that is true. but not today
	9:47am Irene: Thanks for mentioning Phil Schaap’s passing, Trouble. A long time ago I worked with him for a brief time when he hosted Saturday afternoon shows at WNYC. A really sweet guy!
	9:48am steveo: @tdk, yes and Tuesday afternoons are especially similar ;)
	9:49am TDK60: Hiya steveo. Yes! Right now, Kurt Gottschalk is the Tue. afternoon host. Kurt has also been a WFMU DJ at times and still does fill-ins.
	9:49am karlward: Trouble I'd like to underscore your point about Schaap's enormous influence on WKCR. I was always impressed with the station, seeing it a bit from the inside back when I was a student there. My friends had shows, I got to be on the air a few times, and I was impressed by how professional it all was. I recently read an unusually great profile in the Columbia alumni magazine that goes into detail about how the station became what it is, in large part due to Schaap: www.college.columbia.edu...
	9:50am karlward: It's also worth mentioning how influential some of their non-jazz shows were, like Stretch & Bobbito's late night hip hop show that ran for years.
	9:51am HyperDose: @Doug Wekalet - 457 Broadway / Basha Masr 429 Broadway
	9:51am steveo: much different show than miniature minotaurs though thanks for that link, kw
	9:52am Kpx: Oops, sorry woods, made a mistake. I meant to say your F is the same as my D, not E.
	9:52am Juli: Ground me I am up in the clouds
	9:55am Juli: Lil Yachty Gold Axe smells amazing
	9:55am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Kpx: I was told there'd be no math.
	9:56am Juli: I am having to get ready Just wanna roll around and get this show
	9:56am Juli: *hear this show hehe
	9:57am Zipperhead7: The mosquitos up here in Greenwood Lake are like a Biblical plague right now. Your show is helping me to chill, as always. BTW, Duane Train's final show yesterday was one for the ages!
	9:57am Juli: Such vibes
	9:59am Kpx: Okay so I can't get any confirmation on the word wubbly v woubly. So I'm going to go with woubly for the match to trouble. So unless I'm wrong from now on it's going to be Troubly Woubly! That's if you don't mind trouble.
	10:00am Listener Gregory: Should also mention that Phil Schaap was a very important record producer, winning Grammys for his reissues and multiple Grammys for his liner notes. He would discover new takes and errors of titles, personnel, or preferred takes that had been in the recordings for decades. If his obsessiveness was sometimes too much for the radio, it was spot-on for his productions.
	10:00am HyperDose: New Pachy is choiceee 🇵🇷🔥
	10:01am Ken From Hyde Park: I was attacked relentlessly and incessantly by mosquitoes when I was mowing the lawn late Tuesday afternoon. 🦟 No sightings of spotted lantern flies, anyway.
	10:02am Yes: Good morning my friends
	10:03am Kpx: Woods: unfortunately there's always math, it's just one of life's expectancy
	10:04am Dances with Moomins: Morning Trouble and Troubled
	10:05am Trouble: hola @ stu!!
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: There are decades of Phil Schaap shows that will still be played on WKCR. Kind of like Car Talk, but for Jazz!
	10:08am oshiwoshi: mac keyboard? You can't fix'em, but you can pop the keys out of a broken one and swap
	10:09am Lou: there's an oblique strategies app! It comes in handy on occasion
	10:10am Doug in JC: I got about 50 lanternflies at the local park yesterday. People were looking at me very strangely as I poked around a tree with a spray bottle and a bucket
	10:10am YETI BOB: Peter Schmidt, who also did some very nice illustrations en.wikipedia.org...
	10:11am ChukAmok: Just hearing about Phil Schaap. This is very sad news.
	10:12am YETI BOB: "In a roomful of shouting people, the one who whispers becomes interesting." - Peter Schmidt
	10:12am Kpx: Ken fhp: unfortunately for me there are spotted lantern flies here. Yesterday two of them were caught in a spider web outback. But the spider that the web belongs to doesn't come out until night to get em. But one of them got out, and the other one might have gotten out before Twilight that's when the spider comes out into the web.
	10:12am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all! Did my part by smooshing some lantern flies at a Labor Day BBQ. It was just like Starship Troopers.
	10:12am john_zilla: spotted lantern fly a rare opportunity to tell your kid to kill bugs without regret
	10:13am Juli: You can put tape three feet up on trees
	10:13am Listener Gregory: @Webhamster H, I hope WKCR does have lots of those shows on tap. However, in the past year, they seem to have played some of the same ones over and over, which loses its charm after a while.
	10:13am Juli: Kind of a brutal way to die
	10:13am Juli: Best to crush them all
	10:15am TDK60: Listener Gregory --WKCR has been less active in the pandemic than this station. (More shut down.) So, they've been playing some repeat pre-recorded shows.
	10:15am Zipperhead7: Talking about student cards, when I taught a class on Walter Benjamin at Fordham I made each student a card with their name and picture that stated "I am a flaneur and am doing nothing."
	10:16am Doug in JC: You should familiarize yourself with the invasive Ailanthus trees and kill them too, since it's their preferred food source. Small ones uproot easily. Cutting a 2" wide slot into the bark near the trunk will kill a tree too
	10:16am Listener Gregory: @TDK60, the repeats at WKCR have really made me appreciate all the efforts FMU and its DJs have gone to to keep up original programming. Thanks, Trouble, and all of your fellow DJs!
	10:18am Trouble: good point @ doug in jc. dont know why they are also called tree of heaven, i just call them junk trees since they are soooo invasive
	10:19am Trouble: that;s great@ zipperhaed! i am making little individual quilted patches for my students to sew onto their aprons so we can have personalized aprons and not share. not nearly so fabuous
	10:20am Zetti: I lost 4 huge, beautiful ash trees in one season due to the Emerald Ash Borer.
	10:22am Jack McGuire: My wife and personally eliminated our neighborhood of SLFs. Spray bottle mix of Dawn dish liquid and water and a sturdy fly swatter. We were so infested we killed hundreds at a go. We got Lanternfly Neck from looking up in trees. This year I've seen 2 total in my neighborhood in Chester County PA. Don't use sticky tape on trees as numerous birds get caught too.
	10:23am TDK60: Listener Gregory, I appreciate how seriously WFMU has addressed the pandemic.
	10:26am sphere: BTW, if you have Criterion Channel, they have a 1927 silent film about the dancers in Paris (with new soundtrack) plus an appearance by Josephine Baker. It's called "La reveue des reveues."
	10:30am Listener Gregory: La Revue des Revues, I believe.
	10:30am sphere: Thanks, Listener Gregory. :)
	10:31am Listener Gregory: French spelling is almost as bad as English spelling!
	10:31am Andres: Good morning! The deep wheezing drone of that song was causing the cats around here to look at each other with suspicion.
	10:31am βrian: The Emerald Ash borer put Canton, MI on the map. Ground zero.
	10:31am sphere: lol!
	10:31am JT: that monokultur war spooky
	10:35am Webhamster Henry: A little more involved, but an effective SLF trap: wxpm.org...
	10:36am Zipperhead7: Ash borers are decimating the tree population to the point that Fender is no longer using ash (a key to their twangicity) for guitars.
	10:39am βrian: What about baseball bats?
	10:40am JT: alder and roasted pine
	10:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Zipperhead7: Really, that's sad. Glad i bought mine (Tele) several years ago. I know the ash borer thing is bad here. That's why they made it illegal to bring in firewood from out of state.
	10:43am Webhamster Henry: I watched "I Cannibali" last night to see what the (Morricone, WFMU fave) theme song was about. It's an adaptation of Antigone by Liliana Calvani.
	10:43am HyperDose: I hope someone is listening to this while sitting by the window, reading a good book, and looking at the wildlife. Incredible show this morning, T!
	10:46am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: oh der Spatz von avingnon…
	10:47am MD: Good Morning all!
	10:51am Juli: Perfect music to complete tasks to lmao
	10:51am The Oscar: Busy working, but had to pop my head in to say thanks for the JPB set-- just rewatched Breathless over the weekend! Not sure if you heard, but Nino Castelnuovo (from Umbrellas of Cherbourg) also left us this week.
	10:53am Webhamster Henry: @Juli Morricone goes with everything!
	10:54am sphere: Especially when you are facing Clint Eastwood.
	10:55am oshiwoshi: Dusty + Hal & Burt = deep joy
	10:56am steveo: took me a minute to realize that ost is not a french word; haha
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
	10:57am HyperDose: haha steveo
	10:58am PaulRobeson1920: Sound so soo good this morning, Trouble! Thank You. Freeform Radio, no Bologna
	10:58am Rick A: Hi Trouble and All, I'm glad my class ended early. This is the perfect music to accompany a rainstorm and much of what I've been listening to recently. Question: Didn't jazz pianist Martial Solal score Breathless? And Le Mepris too! It is one of the greatest scores ever. This piece is beautifully evocative and cinematic.
	10:59am βrian: This guy's name sounds like pillow talk.
	10:59am JT: ahhhh
	10:59am oshiwoshi: ostie is a swearword up in Quebec
	11:00am Peter in SEA: Bon jour trouble and Thursday people! Late but present. Fritz Lang in Contempt!
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Osties are former East Germans ... and their Original Sound Tracks!
	11:00am mary: theme de camille Just listened yesterday and cried The film abouit falling out of love...
	11:00am mary: thanks for the set trouble!
	11:02am Zetti: Thanks.
	11:02am steveo: @oshiwoshi, in spain, also: "hostia", from "me cago en la hostia" i.e. i shit on the heavenly host
	11:03am mary: yes all the details of Le Mepris!
	11:04am TVP: I think that Casino Royale film had what, 8 or 9 directors?
	11:05am JT: ah, to just float inside that era of film forever ...
	11:05am Rick A: I saw Peur Sur La Ville as a kid with its American title of "Night Caller". I recently purchased that same CD of Le Casse and Peur Sur La Ville. It's well worth owning as the three tacks attest.
	11:05am βrian: "Bogie."
	11:06am Greg from ZONE 5: I have never liked Breathless, but like my dislike of Radiohead, Black Flag and A Christmas Story, I acknowledge it as a personal flaw.
	11:07am Greg from ZONE 5: Actually, I take that back. A Christmas Story is awful.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Greg from Zone 5: What about Abba?
	11:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Love ABBA!
	11:08am Rick A: The Alan Delon film La Piscine is the summer smash hit at the Film Forum. It is also well worth seeing.
	11:08am βrian: Ok, that IS a personal flaw!
	11:08am Greg from ZONE 5: I enjoyed La Piscine but it is a sloooooooooow burn.
	11:11am Threemoons: Lurking and working but wanted to drop by to say what a great set this is. Clickystarfaved.
	11:11am Kpx: Just as I suspected trouble, when you refer to the Ailanthus tree as a junk tree I was sure you were speaking of the sumac tree of which it's most commonly called. There's something like on the order of 10 or 12 different varieties of them and they all look practically indistinguishable from each other. And one in particular is poisonous of which I'm very allergic to. i got a bad case of it causing big blisters all over the back of my neck and upper back when I was 9 years old. And when it cleared up it left a scar in the shape of the number 9 as if it meant to leave a permanent reminder for me to remember when I had poison sumac at the age of 9. So I'm glad that the sumac trees / Ailanthus tree is the spotted lanternfly favorite food
	11:11am ?: Flyswatters are too slow for the lanternfly but the Bug-A-Salt destroys them every time and it's super fun
	11:12am Andres: Tree fruit guy from UPenn encourages the crushing to pop eggs when scraping with a card.
	11:12am john_zilla: Hahaha the bug-a-salt is nasssssty fun
	11:12am konbanwani: ridiculously good set today
	11:14am Trouble: merci@konbanwani! gracias @threemoons
	11:15am Marie: Just tuning in--love this
	11:15am βrian: We used to make sumac "lemonade" when we were kids.
	11:18am Kpx: Never heard of a bug-a-salt?
	11:18am Carmichael: Heya Trouble and acolytes. This sounds a bit like Jean Siberry.
	11:20am Carmichael: Is that Bug-A-Salt thing real? That has to be the most idiotic commercial I've ever seen.
	11:21am Roberto: Bob Welch via Pointer Sisters? I did not see that coming.
	11:21am davefromtoronto: jane siberry?
	11:21am Carmichael: Yikes, Jane Siberry
	11:22am davefromtoronto: lol beat you to it!
	11:22am Carmichael: I owe you a Pepsi, dave.
	11:23am konbanwani: it's real and it rules. blows them to pieces if you get close enough
	11:23am βrian: You had Jean Seberg on your mind, probably.
	11:23am Roberto: Just one Pepsi.
	11:23am davefromtoronto: "taste that beats the others cold!"
	11:24am Adrian in London: It’s 16.23 here in London and I’ve just figured out that it’s Thursday. So a belated hello, Trouble. This is what happens when you’re freelance and work odd days.
	11:24am Listener Gregory: @Kpx, I think that sumacs are a native American plant. They look a lot like the ailanthus, which is an African invasive species, imported for its super-fast growth. Not sure if they are taxonomically related.
	11:24am Kpx: Dave? Dave's not here !
	11:26am mary: y pants! rip barbara Ess
	11:27am βrian: Yes, Ailanthus altissima looks to be quite nasty.
	11:27am Listener Gregory: Ailanthus and sumacs are in the same order but different families (according to Wikipedia taxonomic listings). I have no idea what that means. But they're not that closely related, even though they look quite similar (except for their fruit).
	11:28am βrian: Soon the sumacs will be on fire, and we'll get that urge for going.
	11:28am Listener Gregory: Oops, the ailanthus is an import from China and Taiwan. Sorry, Africa!
	11:29am Marie: fun tune @) Hi Trouble and all!
	11:31am Kpx: Listen Gregory: yes I read the same thing, that's why I thought they were the same tree. It's explanation was kind of ambiguous
	11:31am drr: Ailanthus has stinky leaves. There's a pair of visible glands near the base of each leave that releases an unpleasant smell when disturbed.
	11:32am drr: each leaf
	11:35am Kpx: Sorry, ListenER Gregory. Forgot the er.
	11:39am Listener Gregory: errrr...
	11:39am Listener Gregory: Gotta run. Thanks for an excellent show, Trouble!
	11:40am Troymo: Lovely sounds Trouble.
	11:41am PaulRobeson1920: Hi @Adrian @11:24 Hi London!!!! My warmest greetings! Paul spent almost a decade in London! 1928-1939
	11:42am still b/p: Stevie hitting the spot....mmm.
	11:43am Trouble: gracias @ toymo! merci @listener gregory hola @ adrian!
	11:43am Bookem Danno: Good Morning DJ This Is The Modern World with Trouble. I sure do love me some Little Stevie.
	11:43am Kpx: Did someone get their Pepsi? Cuz no one wouldn't want anyone to go all institutionalized if they didn't get their Pepsi. Just one Pepsi will do
	11:45am TDK60: I haven't listened to Key Of Life in a while..
	11:47am Kpx: A Pepsi a day, will keep the crazy away!
	11:48am βrian: I'm more inclined to dyspepsia, myself.
	11:49am still b/p: Syreeta, Minnie Riperton, Deniece Williams adding nice vocals on Ordinary Pain. "A total of 130 people worked on the album."
	11:50am Handy Haversack: Thanks for a great show, Trouble!
	11:50am Bookem Danno: Hey DJ Trouble as a lifelong disciple of cubism, I wasn't familiar with Amédée Ozenfant. Where in the world did you come across him?
	11:51am Trouble: gracias@handy!
	11:53am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks for the music, Trouble! Peace of mind nice tune… In my eyes peace of mind is a grateful disposition
	11:53am Trouble: happy to share the wealth @bookem: i can't remember where i came across this gem. whenever i see a great playlist vibe image i put it in a folder for future use
	11:53am Kpx: C ya Troubly Woubly & moderneers
	11:53am Trouble: merci@paulR
	11:53am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today, see you next week!
	11:54am Jason from Houston: 79.5 hits the spot every time. Many thanks, Trouble. +:꒰◍• ᴗ •◍꒱:+
	11:54am βrian: Coming up on the Drummer Stream: Continental Subway with David Dichelle wfmu.org...
	11:55am northguineahills: merci, Trouble!
	11:56am oshiwoshi: thanks for a great show! - once again I came to the right place
	11:57am Trouble: merci@oshiwoshi!
	11:57am JT: thx trouble! keep kicking those lantern fly butts ...
	11:57am Trouble: yes I agrreeeeeeee@jason!! cheers!
	11:58am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you DJ Trouble! I've been trudging through the swamp listening to your tunes... 👍🏻
	11:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Trouble!
	11:59am TDK60: Gracias DJ T.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Good luck with the school year.
	11:59am bukowski.: <333

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 9, 2021

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