WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 29, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:00am bradford: Greetings all!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Glorious Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
	9:00am MplsCoco: Trouble! I've missed you! ❤️
	9:00am Phillippe: Howdy! Hey Handy!
	9:01am Yetz: Yes
	9:01am Mike W.: We r lookn fr Trouble
	9:01am karlward: We came to the right place
	9:01am Edgar from Maine: I think I need some of this trouble today.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:01am Malcolm: Hello!
	9:02am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...and I'm good with that!!
	9:02am PaulRobeson1922: Good morning from Woodside! Beautiful, bright clear day
	9:02am peter in SEA: Bonjour, Trouble n Thursday listeners!
	9:03am Zipperhead7: Morning, Trouble and Troubled! Great track to start with
	9:03am Brainiac from Neuron 3: Notable birthdays today include: 1935 Happy 87th! Jerry Lee Lewis, Legendary US pianist/singer/an architect of Rock & Roll ("Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On"; "Great Balls Of Fire"), born in Ferriday, Louisiana 1939 Tommy Boyce, US songwriter (Boyce & Hart; "Come a Little Bit Closer", "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone", "(Theme from) The Monkees", "Last Train to Clarksville"), born in Charlottesville, Virginia (d. 1994) 1942 Happy 80th! Jean-Luc Ponty, French electric violinist (Frank Zappa; Mahavishnu Orchestra; Cosmic Messenger; Tchokola), born in Avranches, France 1944 Mike Post, US Grammy/Emmy award-winning television composer (The Rockford Files; The A-Team; Magnum P.I.; Quantum Leap; Hill Street Blues; NYPD Blue; L.A. Law; Law & Order; Law & Order: SVU), born in Berkley, California 1948 Mark Farner, US musician/songwriter/vocalist (Grand Funk Railroad; "An American Band, "Some Kind Of Wonderful", "Closer To Home (I'm Your Captain)"), born in Flint, Michigan 1948 Mike Pinera, US guitarist/singer (Blues Image, "Ride Captain Ride"; Iron Butterfly; The Classic Rock All Stars), born in Tampa, Florida 1956 Suzzy Roche, US singer (The Roches; "Big Nuthin'", "Hammond Song"), author/actress, born in Park Ridge, New Jersey 1963 Les Claypool, US singer/songwriter/bassist (Primus, "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver", "N.I.B."; The Claypool Lennon Delirium), born in Richmond, California 1994 Halsey, US singer/songwriter ("Without Me", "Eastside"), born in Edison, New Jersey 2002 Chloe Moriondo, US indie rock singer/songwriter ("I Want To Be With You", "Dizzy") born in Detroit, Michigan .
	9:03am alanr: This is certainly the week when we are all bathing in the sonics of Pharoah Sanders. Truly shows his impact on us all, inlcuding me, who is doing my own 3-hour program on his music tonight (from Mexico city).....buen día, todxs!
	9:03am terminalhipness: Glad for those who are here, and those who are elsewhere...
	9:03am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Wow, Trouble, what an absolutely 💯 brilliant opening.
	9:04am Corey: Hello Trouble and listeners! Alice and Pharoah really resonating this morning.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning thursday world! i could open with this track every week, it's the most superb and huge track evah
	9:05am riley: Chilly good morning from Asheville NC. RIP Pharoah!
	9:05am Yetz: Listened to Pharoah Sanders "Promises" the other day. Such a beautiful, understated album. And a fitting send-off, it seems to me. Wept a bit at the end.
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble. Sad at the loss of Pharoah Sanders.
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Yo, Phi2XLPe!
	9:07am mb: Hola DJ Trouble and ALL
	9:07am Baja Joe: Good morning Trouble. Nice to hear your show again.
	9:08am Edgar from Maine: "overblowing" as a good thing
	9:08am Robm: Good morning trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:10am Listener Gregory: Hum!
	9:11am Zinn The Mood: Greetings to Trouble and the gathered troubles comrades! Sitting on a lawn chair up on the sunny apartment roof in Astoria, alternately sipping a coffee with chicory and a blueberry, banana, peanut butter smoothie. Am looking forward to the Pharaoh Sanders celebration.
	9:11am PKNY: Pharoah's horn and Leon Thomas' voice is like PB & J to me
	9:11am Barney Grubbs: Somehow our copy of Izipho Zam ended up in the stack of winter holiday albums years ago and the other version of Prince of Peace with the bells has become a christmas classic.
	9:12am Brainiac from Neuron 3: RIP Coolio. (August 1, 1963 – September 28, 2022) While at a friend's house on September 28, 2022, Coolio was discovered unresponsive on a bathroom floor. First responders pronounced him dead on their arrival. Police have opened an investigation into his death, though foul play is not suspected. Coolio's manager stated he appeared to have suffered a cardiac arrest. He married Josefa Salinas in 1996, and they divorced in 2000. Coolio had six children.
	9:12am Yetz: nice tip Barney I'll take that one out for a spin
	9:13am PKNY: @Barney - agreed, "Prince of Peace" is a holiday season jam, and is 99% closer to the true meaning of the season than most Xmas songs.
	9:14am Dave in Vermont: You're first person I thought of when I heard he died, Trouble.
	9:14am Zinn The Mood: 9:11am peanut butter telepathy…
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Yetz! A new name for a new season? The jam is excellent, BTW. I had some before heading for the Magic Factory yesterday. Thanks!
	9:18am Malcolm: Holy sheet
	9:19am Ken From Hyde Park: BLT's P.S. show from Tuesday night: www.wfmu.org...
	9:19am karlward: And now I want chicory coffee
	9:19am Yetz: Hey Handy, glad you liked the jam. It's a little spicier this year, I think. Clay called me "Yetz" the other day and I liked it, taking it out for a spin.
	9:20am Yetz: (I had a bumper crop of habaneros)
	9:21am Handy Haversack: I love it spicy, Yetz. That's my quest.
	9:21am karlward: How can I go on a habanero jam spice vision quest?
	9:22am wind: Cool tune😎
	9:22am wind: Welcome back Trouble 🥰
	9:23am Yetz: karlward: here's my recipe theviewfromgreatisland.com... but I reduce the sugar and increase the peppers. Or contact me off-list and I'll send you a small jar.
	9:24am WoodsOfMaine: OK, if YetiBob can do it, so can I!!!
	9:25am karlward: Yetz: I want to go to there
	9:29am karlward: I have about a million Korean shishito-like peppers in my garden, I wonder if they would hold up in a jam. I'm thinking probably not.
	9:29am Handy Haversack: karlward, or come over for toast and whisky!
	9:29am Edgar from Maine: That jam looks pretty sweet.
	9:31am WoodsOfMaine: I bet you could make that jam with Fresno's...mmmmmm
	9:31am Jasminejungle: Trouble, beautiful last segue.
	9:31am Trouble: if you are interested in latin jazz then check out the hoboken library's next nj jazz session with Ben Young. He is putting together a listening party for paquito d'rivera bit.ly/GSJGPaquitoDRivera
	9:33am timinoak: Yay Trouble!!
	9:33am karlward: That Garden State Jazz Greats series at the Hoboken Library is how I heard of Emily Remler
	9:33am Jasminejungle: RIP Pharaoh Sanders. May we swing his bells of peace log into the future. The last four songs of Thembi album are one of the most enduring stretches of music in the last century.
	9:33am Jasminejungle: *long
	9:34am Yetz: the great Cecil McBee on bass!!
	9:39am geologist jim: i'd never listened to pharoah sanders before this week. it's been enlightening
	9:40am chresti: Good morning modern trouble world! Making cofffee…
	9:40am Trouble: how challenging is it to grow shishito peppers? @ karlward.
	9:41am Doug in MP: I'd like to try planting some of my Rancho Gordo beans next year. Maybe potatoes too
	9:41am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope you have a large pot to share with many, chresti. National Coffee Day is today.
	9:42am karlward: Trouble: I did almost nothing, they just need sun and occasional watering. They even survived (and thrived) when the tomato plant next to them grew all over them, in slow moving epic combat for sun and space.
	9:45am unpopularfred: Sonny Sharrock's Ask the Ages is another album featuring pharoah sanders that belongs in every home
	9:46am WoodsOfMaine: I saw the late Eric Jackson (Eric in the Evening, WGBH) give a talk one time and he related the story of the night he first played "Astral Traveling." Apparently the studio phone just lit up!
	9:47am Zinn The Mood: Thanks for the Paquito link, Trouble. Had lunch with him at the Cuban restaurant across from where Roseland used to be (can’t remember the name). Not that I knew who he was then about 20 years ago, being a pure rock head. He was taking to lunch on of his childhood sax/clarinet heroes Al Gallodoro, who was the grandfather of one of my best friends and who also had become a friend to me. Paquito was very reverential about him and told great stories of playing his records in Cuba while growing up and how much he admired Al’s triple-tongue technique. Gallodoro died pretty much in obscurity to the larger jazz world, though he played with the Paul Whiteman orchestra and other luminaries, appearing in Hollywood films also. Paquito and his wife were very sweet to us, my girlfriend from Katowice at the time and I, as we sat there taking in these giants of their instruments glowing in each other’s presence.
	9:47am jennyfruit: grateful that you are back Trouble. grateful for Pharoah Sanders.
	9:48am Yes: Agreed
	9:49am Trouble: thanks@karlward! it makes sense that the tomato pepper combo works, its all part of the 3 sisters
	9:52am Baja Joe: I’m home, alone, with coffee, sitting in a recliner, listening to Trouble’s beautiful selections of sounds. I guess it’s a good idea to give yourself a break now and then and just “take the weekend off.” Tomorrow, I camp in the woods. Today, it’s in the living room.
	9:55am TDK60: Good morning Trouble. Thanks for the Pharoah! I wonder which double-string plucking instrument that was on 'The Golden Lamp.' Didn't sound like a mandolin, nor a 12-string guitar.
	9:58am Listener Gregory: Interesting that I have heard a few hours of Pharoah tribute, but this is the first time this song, which is surely his biggest hit, has turned up. I'm sure it has appeared in other tributes, but I expected to hear it a lot more than I have.
	9:59am Yes: Basking in the light
	10:00am Trouble: there is a big pull to not play the hits, @ listenergregory, but i am overcoming that rarities idea and playing what i love
	10:00am TDK60: I still have this wonderful 'Karma' LP, fifty-three years later. Yikes!
	10:01am Bill K: Beautiful song, and a wonderful way to get the day going
	10:02am Listener Gregory: Thank you, Trouble. It's a fantastic song an deserves to be heard. Some listeners may never have encountered it.
	10:02am Ken From Hyde Park: The station ID is going to have to wait a while.
	10:03am Ken From Hyde Park: (or not)
	10:04am Malcolm: So good! The creator has a master plan
	10:05am Jedi: Great Pharaoh set, Trouble. Thank you
	10:06am Hydroplane: Oof, that's why all my music is on solid state external drives... no "cloud" hassle
	10:07am Kay_in_Chi: Om namo bhagavate Sri Pharoahananda
	10:08am Woo: I listen to FMU on my laptop. I listen to cassettes in the car. I listen to LPs and CDs in the house. I don't have a smartphone. WPRO in Rhode Island is the Station that Reaches the Beaches Trouble!
	10:08am ike-o: lol my mp3s are older than my friends kids
	10:08am Baja Joe: I use a Brennan B2. 2TB of digital Flacs. Small form factor. Versatile player. Love it. I have the portable unit too. Smaller storage but very nice looking wood grain device.
	10:09am ktmwq: Best way to play mp3/lossless files in 2022?
	10:09am Handy Haversack: That Guardian article was interesting, but it didn't have any numbers to it -- just anecdotes from individuals who were quitting streaming for other formats. It would be happier news to see actual dips in subscriptions (and more widespread exposure of and attention to the horrifying anti-artist business models of the streamers).
	10:09am Yetz: External 3TB RAID I've had for years. Variety of players, VLC, mpg123, mplayer. And you get tech. experience by working with it.
	10:09am chresti: wfmu and bandcamp are my online music sources
	10:10am Yetz: still prefer my record collection, which is what I listen to most of the time. "This is the digital world" is only true if you buy into it.
	10:10am pot8o: yeah VLC is a must-have
	10:10am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Morning all! Shaking off the cobwebs....
	10:11am pot8o: i usually listen to music on streaming services, but i do have a wide variety of lps & cassettes too
	10:11am pumpernickel: This set, this return of Trouble, this love for the late great Pharoah Sanders, and the philadelphia sun streaming all over the little orange flowers in my tiny backyard are making everything feel so nice. So good to be here!
	10:11am Yetz: VLC is great, I have it on my phone, and on my Linux and Windows computers. Only player I know that works everywhere. You can also listen to the WFMU stream with it.
	10:11am Woo: Trouble, in Rhode Island check out WRIU-FM 90.3, the station at the University of Rhode Island. I had the first punk show there in 1978.
	10:11am Hydroplane: Apple "Music" is a very fussy program, but you aren't required to store the files on a cloud FYI in case anyone was mislead.
	10:12am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: RE music formats...I have almost 700 CDs that I still need to get a rotating tower for...and need to set up my player. If there was a place where I could send the lot to get them ripped and I knew I would get them back safely (I have some box sets worth $$$$) I'd do it....
	10:12am Andres: Good morning. Lovely tribute, Trouble. Currently here enjoying a stovetop coffee while the foster kitten chases dust particles in the sunbeam.
	10:12am Trouble: shout out for WRIU @ woo! i grew up in RI, have listened often
	10:13am Marie: I've always resisted every new musical medium. I stopped at CDs and refused to "rent" music. Hey Trouble, hey everybody! Hive mind problem?: how to take down Fox News legally
	10:13am Yetz: (and re: mushroom coffee, are we talking psilo? or wut?)
	10:15am WoodsOfMaine: I like VLC on the phone. Can play stuff off of the computer at the other end of the house while in the living room. Sort of a pain to set up (hello, Serviio server) but after that it's pretty seamless.
	10:16am chresti: Chaga is featured in the mushroom coffee I've tried, Yetz
	10:17am WoodsOfMaine: Do they use mushrooms in Mudwtr? I've seen people sing its praises but don't know anybody who's tried it.
	10:18am scribble: Has anybody else recommended Everyday Dose mushroom latte? Very tasty and seems effective. I use cold milk instead of hot water and milk like the instructions call for.
	10:19am chresti: mudwtr.com
	10:19am Edgar from Maine: I didn't realize there was VLC for phone. I use this every day at work. V cool and thanx for the tip!
	10:20am rx scabin: Good morning.
	10:21am TDK60: I don't have an intelligent telephone. Just to be contrary.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: What is mushroom coffee for? To have something coffee-like that doesn't have caffeine? Or that doesn't have a messy and colonial supply chain? Or are there health reasons? Or are we talking psilocybin? I'm constantly confused.
	10:21am Marie: I've always wondered if boiling water didn't kill some of the mushroom's beneficial substances...
	10:23am WoodsOfMaine: Much like what Yetz says, I do prefer my record collection but on the other hand, I have purchased a buttload of digital stuff (mostly from Bandcamp) over the past few years. I have to go to the computer to look at the Bandcamp collection to see what I want to play. Really inferior to standing in front of a rack. The John Peel Archives has a business opportunity here. I'd love an interface that looks like that.
	10:24am scribble: The claim is increased energy and better mood along with reduced stress and healthy gut. I’m lazy and just stir it into cold milk in the afternoon when i feel a nap coming on. Works for me
	10:25am Ken From Hyde Park: A marketing ploy by Big Fungus, Handy?
	10:25am Doug in MP: What species of mushroom is in it?
	10:25am Yetz: I ate a Cordyceps-laced chocolate bar once, and it gave me so much energy I wanted to climb right up the nearest lamppost!
	10:25am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: There's a decent description on the Mudwtr site about why the guy made the stuff. I can kind of see it. I mean, I'd love a cup of real coffee in the late afternoon or evening but can't really deal with the caffeine level. And decaf is disgusting. Big fungus. Ha!
	10:25am Handy Haversack: And these are "regular," nonmagical mushrooms? Their tendrils are everywhere, Ken!
	10:26am Yetz: Chresti said Chaga. And the Every Day Dose website prominently states "NON-PSYCHEDELIC mushrooms". So people (like me) don't get the wrong idea
	10:26am Hudson Valley: Loved that Mohanna track !
	10:27am Hydroplane: How is it still "coffee"? Is it not mushroom "tea"?
	10:27am Doug in MP: Oh, my apologies. Didn't look to see if it was already discussed.
	10:28am Handy Haversack: I didn't realize chaga was a species! I love the sheep record!
	10:28am Yetz: I've had a fair amount of psilocybin tea. And in that case, Marie, the hot water does not affect the potency
	10:28am Yetz: Inonotus obliquus, Handy :-)
	10:29am WoodsOfMaine: I think Ken locked Trouble out of the studio.
	10:31am scribble: This stuff is a combination of coffee, chaga, and lion’s mane. Plus a bunch of bells and whistles. My husband subscribed to this stuff a while ago and I was resistant but it is a good alternative for me because i like it without sugar.
	10:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe tincture is the the way to describe the mushroom beverage? Or is that have a unique process behind it?
	10:32am Yetz: i think tincture implies alcohol
	10:33am Marie: @Yetz--ah ha! Good to know. @). I have taken Lion's mane powder in water, fer my brains
	10:34am unpopularfred: love a good Gnossienne no. 1 cover
	10:34am jmr3: what's the melody on the banjo or whatever on this? definitely something I played during my piano lesson days
	10:34am Handy Haversack: OK, so there's coffee in it too? Gotcha. My relationship with coffee sort of withered away during the pandemic. At this point I pretty much drink only water and alcohol, with soda and juice brought to bear on the latter as mixers only.
	10:34am Marie: I love this
	10:35am Roberto: I saw all those moons on Monday night! AKA Jupiter Proximity Night.
	10:35am jmr3: thanks@unpopularfred !
	10:35am karlward: Handy: no coffee cocktails?
	10:35am Yetz: Eric Satie was such an interesting character
	10:36am karlward: A man's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have more coffee.
	10:36am Yetz: ooops sorry Erik!
	10:36am Zipperhead7: The banjo melody sounds really familiar but I can't place it. Ah, Satie!
	10:36am Zinn The Mood: This is such a cool track, oddly comforting. What’s some of the backstory of this Tierney Malone/Geoffrey Muller?
	10:38am Franco Twinkie: Hi trouble! I just got out of bed. This music is perfect when I'm still mushy with sleep.
	10:38am Handy Haversack: Ooo, nice version here.
	10:39am Bill K: Wake up, sheeple!
	10:39am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Handy.
	10:39am Theo: TRANSMISSION is perfect. So glad you turned me on to this…
	10:41am Handy Haversack: Yo, Franco!
	10:41am Passaic River Blues: Wow, really cool version of a ballad about the United Irishmen there.
	10:42am Marie: Mingus---what a nice sounding word
	10:42am TDK60: A few years back, I came across this Tia Blake album by chance at the library.
	10:42am Handy Haversack: Oh, Trouble, last week K8 and I got to see seventy-five-year-old Bridget St. John, who was fantastic! And she was opening for Myriam Gendron, also just direct-to-interior-strike amazing. Great show.
	10:45am Trouble: that sounds like perfection @ handy!!!
	10:45am Marie: @Passaic--hey, which tune was that?
	10:45am Roberto: A few years ago, my daughter had a "wake up, sheeple" flat-earther shirt custom made for her high school's weird t-shirt day. It's hilarious but she can't wear it in public.
	10:45am Handy Haversack: We even ran into Scott W. and grabbed a beer after the show. A good night.
	10:46am Marie: The world needs more kick-ass women singers with one-word names
	10:46am Trouble: that sounds like perfection @ handy!!!
	10:46am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: "Rising of the Moon." Fenian banger.
	10:46am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH That sounds like fun! How did weekend trip with the machitunen go? How was Dia Beacon?
	10:47am Marie: @Passaic, very interesting and makes sense that it would be about natural beauty
	10:48am Zipperhead7: The "Ciao, Bella!" compilation is wonderful and highly recommended.
	10:49am Yes: Loving the selections
	10:53am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: yes, natural beauty, but also several thousand guys with pikes marching to their deaths.
	10:54am Passaic River Blues: @Zipperhead7: You're right--that comp is gold! I bought it as a gift for my mother-in-law years ago.
	10:55am Franco Twinkie: I love Billy Paul. When my friend Page and I were driving down Venice Blvd in the misery of summer heat and Me and Mrs. Jones came on the radio, our imaginations would go wild conjuring the characters in the song conducting their tryst in a crummy 50's apartment building with smoke damaged cottage cheese ceilings we were driving by.
	10:56am Marie: @Passaic--oh, I didn't catch that part. Both of my parents are from Ireland and believe you me, I harbor no love for the British aristocracy. I remember my dad saying that the family was still feeling the effects of the potato famine
	10:56am Zipperhead7: Very evocative, Franco!
	10:56am Handy Haversack: Tia Blake's and Shane MacGowan's versions are pretty different. Threemoons: Dia was great. Beacon is nightmare of preciousness and smugness. The visit was good but exhausting. We're both in need of some recuperation time!
	10:58am Zipperhead7: Funny about Beacon. Across the river in Newburgh it's a whole different story
	10:58am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH Sorry to hear RE Dia. My brother and his hubs love the place, OTOH they claim it was a great gallery to let a 3-year old run around in, AND he loves all things expensive, pretentious, and smug. I am still contemplating a trip up as I literally have not been in at least 10 years, but now I'll make it a day trip and not a weekend. Get some rest, I know the feeling! Still recovering from Frantic City; I was so charley-horsed from standing all day and so sunburnt that I could barely move on Monday....
	11:00am DjLorraine: Yetz that peach jam sounds delicious. Peaches contain boron which is good for healthy bones! I'm currently alternating purchasing Suoerfood Om brand chaga and the 10 mushroom blend from the sprout's grocery store. I like it in my coffee.
	11:02am ifeelfatnsassy: omg swissshepherdess is amazing
	11:02am DjLorraine: ^ superfood
	11:02am ifeelfatnsassy: www.instagram.com...
	11:03am Roberto: Did you just say "acrosst?" I've heard other people say that, not sure wtf that's about.
	11:04am Handy Haversack: Ha, Threemoons, there are literally rooms full of barbed wire and broken glass! Mighty impressive, but probably not the best for three-year-olds. An expensive museum ticket with the $35 round-trip from the city.
	11:06am rx scabin: Is not agnes lamb in Latin? I do not remember.
	11:07am Andres: Best solo Paul album?
	11:09am Trouble: nope@ roberto, not me
	11:09am Roberto: I'll have to check the archives later lol
	11:10am Bill K: The synth drums tell me that I'm in a safe space.
	11:10am mb: RIP Sue Mingus. What an interesting life she lived. God willing the Mingus Big Band carries on in her/their honor…
	11:10am Roberto: Maybe it's a RI quirk. I'm scheduled to visit in November, I'll keep an ear out.
	11:12am still b/p: On the YouTubes you can watch episodes of New Zealand show Country Calendar -- a decades-enduring TV staple there. Saw episode with a Brazilian who moved to NZ to work with sheep SOOOO enthusiastically. Works hard at sheep "station," and pursuing an ag degree. SOOOO excited! Loves sheep! Loves the hard stock and tech work! Also does her own web features about it all, and has family to fit time for. Someone, with a wonderful smiling laughing energy finding THE thing she should be doing, like some musicians. And...she learned fluent English extraordinarily fast. How will we address the inequities in personal energy/initiative in the world? C'mon, lend me a cuppa!?
	11:12am WoodsOfMaine: @Trouble: That Insta account reminds me of a channel we follow by a lady from Sweden named Jonna Jinton. Really beautiful videography.
	11:12am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH Heh, the photos the guys took on their last trip did not show that room, they must have switched it up! Sounds like a pricier, harder-to-get-to version of PS1. At least PS1 is free and has an absolutely addictive bookstore and periodicals section....
	11:16am Trouble: btw @ roberto; it's a wonderful feeling to have your supposed grammar inaccuracies scrutinized on air. your friend-making abilities are top notch
	11:18am slugluv1313: Universal Liberation Orchestra 💜😻🖤😻💜 greetings, Trouble! Everyone! been lurking, digging -- immense thanks for Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders too gotta get back to work, happy to be here listening with you all 😺😺
	11:25am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: absolutely! The portrait of a quiet riverside in County Longford lit by silvery moonlight while dozens of boys gather with pikes, knowing all along they're doomed, is really affecting. @Trouble: oh man, LOVE Cortex. Thank you!
	11:25am Peter in SEA: Cortex! Very cool, never had heard of them. Here's something about them: thefindmag.com...
	11:27am Bill K: There's no smoke without fire
	11:28am ledzeppelinsucks: Let's Dance, I saw this tour in Tacoma August 1983
	11:28am karlward: SRV on WFMU two days in a row
	11:28am Marie: This Bowie song is great and you can tell it's from that album. I want to see that new Bowie movie
	11:29am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: LOVE this deep cut from Bowie. A very underrated track on Let's Dance, which is a very underrated album IMHO. The entire 2nd side is some interesting stuff.
	11:30am Roberto: @Trouble yeah, just ask Franco!
	11:30am Zipperhead7: At my very first academic conference, I gave a paper on what I pronounced "communEYEtis." People started laughing but I pressed on. Afterward, someone walked up and informed me it was pronounced "communiTAS," and that "communEYEtis" was a sheep disease
	11:31am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Peter. Cortex was brought to my attention by Neveract, another FMU listener. He told me they were playing in L.A. soon, and he already had tickets.
	11:32am Lucky: SNAAAAAAAAAP!!!!!!!!
	11:33am rx scabin: Than you.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: In vino verEYEtis, Zipperhead7! That's a great story. Some things you just never hear out loud. For years I read the word "beribboned" as "berry-boned" while still having the right idea of what it meant. Just never connected how it came to be.
	11:33am Marie: I love this. I'm so glad you're back, Trouble.
	11:35am still b/p: Just opened mail right now from Pew Research Center. They want me to do online survey and gave me two bucks right in the envelope -- like broadcast ratings services do or used to do? I may not have the sheep woman's big energy/initiative mojo but right now I got two dollahs, two dollahhhhs! Tell the weekend to brace itself!
	11:36am Trouble: the world is yours @ b/p!
	11:37am chresti: 2 dollar bill?
	11:37am Zipperhead7: Got yerself somen foldin' money, @still b/p! Damn!
	11:38am Franco Twinkie: Roberto. What do you think of that app Grammerly or what ever the hell it's called. I keep seen their pop-up with smart looking youngsters writing flawless emails. I keep wondering - should I?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: Too bad they didn't send two surveys, still b/p. I hear you can do a lot with four American dollars.
	11:40am still b/p: No, chresti, worn Washingtons.
	11:41am mariano: Handy: I read "poetaster" as "Poe taster" for longer than I'd care to admit.
	11:41am Andres: Franco: Don’t.
	11:41am Roberto: Franco, I've never checked it out, seeing as my brain is the world's greatest grammar app lol.
	11:41am chresti: The first job I had in LA paid 2 dollars per hour.
	11:43am Roberto: Chresti, I had some jobs in LA that paid $4/hour. I don't think the law allowed them to go any lower.
	11:43am Andres: You don’t have a $2 coin down there? How are you supposed to pay for your coffee?
	11:43am Handy Haversack: Mariano, with my MFA in poetry, I still find "poetaster" to be a little creepy. Tongues off, you hacks!
	11:44am Handy Haversack: We barely have $1 coins, Andres. Send Loonies!
	11:45am mariano: chresti: I remember when employers would make a big deal over giving a 15-cent/hour raise. And I remember feeling like I was on the road to riches when I'd get called into the office to receive the happy news.
	11:45am Roberto: I know a few folks who have MFAs in poetry! Is it as useful as my MFA in fine arts?
	11:46am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Can anyone here recommend a good CD ripping service in NYC? I have about 600+ CDs that I want ripped and I want them all back; I have some box sets also...
	11:46am Roberto: Oh wait MFA is fine arts lol. I meant my MFA in painting.
	11:46am Andres: I’ll trade you for some pennies, Handy. They took ours away.
	11:46am chresti: I have a stash of dollar bills that Franco drops around the house. Roberto, in 1976 2 dollars per hour was standard under the table rate
	11:46am Franco Twinkie: Roberto, my sister was the senior editor at a science magazine. When I send her a comic strip I've done she offers to proof read it before I ink. So far that hasn't happened!
	11:47am mariano: Roberto: when a friend of mine got her MFA, her diploma said Mistress of Arts, a title she absolutely loved and said made her feel like a sorceress.
	11:47am Frank Zaatar: I saw Moonage Daydream in IMAX. Not perfect but must be seen, if only for 10-foot-tall Ziggy. Lots of great concert footage.
	11:47am Roberto: I didn't have any jobs until 1983, so that would explain the difference. First one was at the CSUN bookstore.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: Feeling like a sorceress is about as much as you're going to get out of an MFA.
	11:49am Franco Twinkie: CSUN was a hot bed of west valley rebels.
	11:49am karlward: I have an MPS in art. No one understands.
	11:50am listener 126464: Great show today @Trouble!
	11:50am Peter in SEA: Great show @Trouble! So much new music for me to investigate. Gotta dash on a supply run! Catch the rest in archives.
	11:50am rx scabin: Sessa!
	11:50am mariano: Handy: Unless your MFA is from Miskatonic U!
	11:51am Peter in SEA: They used to give 2$ Jefferson bills in change on the ferries....
	11:52am Roberto: I remember driving by the Budweiser factory on the commute. The area smelled like fresh corn tortillas or maybe it was hot sauce.
	11:53am rx scabin: Thank you, Trouble. I am glad that you are back.
	11:53am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: You have an MFA in poetry? Do you ever read Poetry magazine?
	11:55am Yes: Thank you , Trouble
	11:55am Zipperhead7: There was a big Quaker Oats factory in Cedar Rapids, and the odor would drift over Iowa City. Locals referred to it as "the smell of money"
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! see you next week with a live set from sessa to kick off the hellllllraiser!!!
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Ms. Trouble!
	11:55am Handy Haversack: Mariano: Go 'Pods! It's been a while, Woods, but yes. Many thanks, Trouble! So glad to have you back again. Thanks for all the Pharaoh Sanders especially.
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks, DJ Trouble.
	11:56am kevlicki: Thanks trouble! Have a good weekend
	11:56am bradford: thanks trouble!
	11:56am Baja Joe: Many thanks for the sounds. All is wonderful.
	11:56am Zipperhead7: Thanx for spreading sweet grooves on the air, Trouble!
	11:56am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Trouble. You cast a mood this morning for sure.
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Trouble. Enjoyed the Pharoah pieces today.
	11:57am chresti: Ha mar.iano! Yeah, oh boy 15 cents more will take you places!
	11:57am Andres: Great closer! Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: I wondered because I subscribe but have sort of stopped reading, finding so much of the content pretty much impenetrable.
	11:58am rx scabin: Sessa! I can hardly wait.
	11:58am still b/p: 1960s, Lower Mills, Milton, Massachusetts, Baker's Chocolate factory. Mmmmmmm. "The smell of money" often referred to when I was in a midwest city with a significant stockyards operation...was obviously a different aroma from cereal oats. In West Texas it was the stank of oil in the air.
	11:58am PKNY: Thank you, Trouble and Pharoah!
	11:59am still b/p: Thanks for a nice return, Trouble, and a nice thing to anticipate on Thursdays.
	11:59am Frank Zaatar: If you lived in Hoboken back in the day,, you can't forget the smell of burnt Maxwell House. In Hershey PA the local Germans used to complain about "der Chockelstink."
	11:59am chresti: Thank you trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 29, 2022

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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September 29, 2022: heart is a melody

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Alice Coltrane Featuring Pharoah Sanders	Journey In Satchidananda	Journey In Satchidananda			RIP pharoah sanders		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders	Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah	Jewels Of Thought					0:07:31 (Pop-up)
Kahil El'Zabar's Ritual Trio	africanos/latinos w/ malachi favors & ari brown	Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam 1957-1989	jazzman				0:21:51 (Pop-up)

alice coltrane	Ohnedaruth "Ohnedaruth" by "alice coltrane"	a monastic trio			pharoah sanders on bass clarinet		0:35:59 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders	astral traveling "astral traveling" by "pharoah sanders"	thembi					0:44:07 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders	the golden lamp "the golden lamp" by "pharoah sanders"	wisdom through music					0:49:27 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders	the creator has a master plan	karma					0:54:00 (Pop-up)

Röyksopp	she's so "she's so" by "Röyksopp"	melody a.m.					1:09:33 (Pop-up)
universal liberation orchestra	welling	communion	freedom to spend			*	1:14:29 (Pop-up)
nickolas mohanna	kinetics "kinetics" by "nickolas mohanna"	sight drawings	run/off			*	1:19:17 (Pop-up)
after dinner	i'll just go birdwatching	paradise of replica	aquirre			*	1:23:01 (Pop-up)
Agnès Pe	a/1 "a/1" by "Agnès Pe"	ardii latx	agnes pe			*	1:26:18 (Pop-up)
Užupis	maladroxia "maladroxia" by "Užupis"	dirt	wollesonic records				1:28:30 (Pop-up)
tierney malone & geoffrey muller	transmissions for Jhen gnossiene # 1	Khruangbin: Late Night Tales ost					1:32:43 (Pop-up)
tia blake	rising of the moon "rising of the moon" by "tia blake"	folksongs & ballads	societe francaise	1972		*	1:37:19 (Pop-up)
charles mingus	moves "moves" by "charles mingus"	Spiritual Jazz 6: Vocals (V/A)	jazzman				1:40:04 (Pop-up)
mina	Sono Come Tu Mi Vuoi "Sono Come Tu Mi Vuoi" by "mina"	the queen of italian pop					1:44:38 (Pop-up)
billy paul	sooner or later "sooner or later" by "billy paul"	only the strong survive					1:47:14 (Pop-up)
foster sylvers	i'm your puppet "i'm your puppet" by "foster sylvers"	foster sylvers					1:53:05 (Pop-up)
claudia thompson	fan me feat barney kessel	good bye to love					1:56:36 (Pop-up)
	a song						2:05:33 (Pop-up)
paul mccartney	front parlour "front parlour" by "paul mccartney"	mccartney II					2:05:53 (Pop-up)
au suisse	savage "savage" by "au suisse"	au suisse	city slang			*	2:12:03 (Pop-up)
john carroll kirby	nucleo "nucleo" by "john carroll kirby"	septet					2:13:32 (Pop-up)
cortex	troupeau bleu "troupeau bleu" by "cortex"						2:21:45 (Pop-up)
david bowie	without you "without you" by "david bowie"	let's dance					2:26:43 (Pop-up)
jeff parker, the new breed	soul love	modern love v/a					2:29:56 (Pop-up)
Tim Maia	ela partiu "ela partiu" by "Tim Maia"	tim maia e convidados					2:34:19 (Pop-up)
supersister	the groupies of the band	supershine vol 3					2:38:56 (Pop-up)

julien gasc	la scie de la vision moderne	re eff	corps double			*	2:45:54 (Pop-up)
sessa	dor fodida "dor fodida" by "sessa"	estrela acesa	mexican summer			*	2:49:56 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders	love is everywhere	wisdom through music					2:54:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am bradford: Greetings all!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Glorious Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
	9:00am MplsCoco: Trouble! I've missed you! ❤️
	9:00am Phillippe: Howdy! Hey Handy!
	9:01am Yetz: Yes
	9:01am Mike W.: We r lookn fr Trouble
	9:01am karlward: We came to the right place
	9:01am Edgar from Maine: I think I need some of this trouble today.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:01am Malcolm: Hello!
	9:02am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...and I'm good with that!!
	9:02am PaulRobeson1922: Good morning from Woodside! Beautiful, bright clear day
	9:02am peter in SEA: Bonjour, Trouble n Thursday listeners!
	9:03am Zipperhead7: Morning, Trouble and Troubled! Great track to start with
	9:03am Brainiac from Neuron 3: Notable birthdays today include: 1935 Happy 87th! Jerry Lee Lewis, Legendary US pianist/singer/an architect of Rock & Roll ("Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On"; "Great Balls Of Fire"), born in Ferriday, Louisiana 1939 Tommy Boyce, US songwriter (Boyce & Hart; "Come a Little Bit Closer", "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone", "(Theme from) The Monkees", "Last Train to Clarksville"), born in Charlottesville, Virginia (d. 1994) 1942 Happy 80th! Jean-Luc Ponty, French electric violinist (Frank Zappa; Mahavishnu Orchestra; Cosmic Messenger; Tchokola), born in Avranches, France 1944 Mike Post, US Grammy/Emmy award-winning television composer (The Rockford Files; The A-Team; Magnum P.I.; Quantum Leap; Hill Street Blues; NYPD Blue; L.A. Law; Law & Order; Law & Order: SVU), born in Berkley, California 1948 Mark Farner, US musician/songwriter/vocalist (Grand Funk Railroad; "An American Band, "Some Kind Of Wonderful", "Closer To Home (I'm Your Captain)"), born in Flint, Michigan 1948 Mike Pinera, US guitarist/singer (Blues Image, "Ride Captain Ride"; Iron Butterfly; The Classic Rock All Stars), born in Tampa, Florida 1956 Suzzy Roche, US singer (The Roches; "Big Nuthin'", "Hammond Song"), author/actress, born in Park Ridge, New Jersey 1963 Les Claypool, US singer/songwriter/bassist (Primus, "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver", "N.I.B."; The Claypool Lennon Delirium), born in Richmond, California 1994 Halsey, US singer/songwriter ("Without Me", "Eastside"), born in Edison, New Jersey 2002 Chloe Moriondo, US indie rock singer/songwriter ("I Want To Be With You", "Dizzy") born in Detroit, Michigan .
	9:03am alanr: This is certainly the week when we are all bathing in the sonics of Pharoah Sanders. Truly shows his impact on us all, inlcuding me, who is doing my own 3-hour program on his music tonight (from Mexico city).....buen día, todxs!
	9:03am terminalhipness: Glad for those who are here, and those who are elsewhere...
	9:03am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Wow, Trouble, what an absolutely 💯 brilliant opening.
	9:04am Corey: Hello Trouble and listeners! Alice and Pharoah really resonating this morning.
	9:04am Trouble: good morning thursday world! i could open with this track every week, it's the most superb and huge track evah
	9:05am riley: Chilly good morning from Asheville NC. RIP Pharoah!
	9:05am Yetz: Listened to Pharoah Sanders "Promises" the other day. Such a beautiful, understated album. And a fitting send-off, it seems to me. Wept a bit at the end.
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble. Sad at the loss of Pharoah Sanders.
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Yo, Phi2XLPe!
	9:07am mb: Hola DJ Trouble and ALL
	9:07am Baja Joe: Good morning Trouble. Nice to hear your show again.
	9:08am Edgar from Maine: "overblowing" as a good thing
	9:08am Robm: Good morning trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:10am Listener Gregory: Hum!
	9:11am Zinn The Mood: Greetings to Trouble and the gathered troubles comrades! Sitting on a lawn chair up on the sunny apartment roof in Astoria, alternately sipping a coffee with chicory and a blueberry, banana, peanut butter smoothie. Am looking forward to the Pharaoh Sanders celebration.
	9:11am PKNY: Pharoah's horn and Leon Thomas' voice is like PB & J to me
	9:11am Barney Grubbs: Somehow our copy of Izipho Zam ended up in the stack of winter holiday albums years ago and the other version of Prince of Peace with the bells has become a christmas classic.
	9:12am Brainiac from Neuron 3: RIP Coolio. (August 1, 1963 – September 28, 2022) While at a friend's house on September 28, 2022, Coolio was discovered unresponsive on a bathroom floor. First responders pronounced him dead on their arrival. Police have opened an investigation into his death, though foul play is not suspected. Coolio's manager stated he appeared to have suffered a cardiac arrest. He married Josefa Salinas in 1996, and they divorced in 2000. Coolio had six children.
	9:12am Yetz: nice tip Barney I'll take that one out for a spin
	9:13am PKNY: @Barney - agreed, "Prince of Peace" is a holiday season jam, and is 99% closer to the true meaning of the season than most Xmas songs.
	9:14am Dave in Vermont: You're first person I thought of when I heard he died, Trouble.
	9:14am Zinn The Mood: 9:11am peanut butter telepathy…
	9:15am Handy Haversack: Yetz! A new name for a new season? The jam is excellent, BTW. I had some before heading for the Magic Factory yesterday. Thanks!
	9:18am Malcolm: Holy sheet
	9:19am Ken From Hyde Park: BLT's P.S. show from Tuesday night: www.wfmu.org...
	9:19am karlward: And now I want chicory coffee
	9:19am Yetz: Hey Handy, glad you liked the jam. It's a little spicier this year, I think. Clay called me "Yetz" the other day and I liked it, taking it out for a spin.
	9:20am Yetz: (I had a bumper crop of habaneros)
	9:21am Handy Haversack: I love it spicy, Yetz. That's my quest.
	9:21am karlward: How can I go on a habanero jam spice vision quest?
	9:22am wind: Cool tune😎
	9:22am wind: Welcome back Trouble 🥰
	9:23am Yetz: karlward: here's my recipe theviewfromgreatisland.com... but I reduce the sugar and increase the peppers. Or contact me off-list and I'll send you a small jar.
	9:24am WoodsOfMaine: OK, if YetiBob can do it, so can I!!!
	9:25am karlward: Yetz: I want to go to there
	9:29am karlward: I have about a million Korean shishito-like peppers in my garden, I wonder if they would hold up in a jam. I'm thinking probably not.
	9:29am Handy Haversack: karlward, or come over for toast and whisky!
	9:29am Edgar from Maine: That jam looks pretty sweet.
	9:31am WoodsOfMaine: I bet you could make that jam with Fresno's...mmmmmm
	9:31am Jasminejungle: Trouble, beautiful last segue.
	9:31am Trouble: if you are interested in latin jazz then check out the hoboken library's next nj jazz session with Ben Young. He is putting together a listening party for paquito d'rivera bit.ly/GSJGPaquitoDRivera
	9:33am timinoak: Yay Trouble!!
	9:33am karlward: That Garden State Jazz Greats series at the Hoboken Library is how I heard of Emily Remler
	9:33am Jasminejungle: RIP Pharaoh Sanders. May we swing his bells of peace log into the future. The last four songs of Thembi album are one of the most enduring stretches of music in the last century.
	9:33am Jasminejungle: *long
	9:34am Yetz: the great Cecil McBee on bass!!
	9:39am geologist jim: i'd never listened to pharoah sanders before this week. it's been enlightening
	9:40am chresti: Good morning modern trouble world! Making cofffee…
	9:40am Trouble: how challenging is it to grow shishito peppers? @ karlward.
	9:41am Doug in MP: I'd like to try planting some of my Rancho Gordo beans next year. Maybe potatoes too
	9:41am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope you have a large pot to share with many, chresti. National Coffee Day is today.
	9:42am karlward: Trouble: I did almost nothing, they just need sun and occasional watering. They even survived (and thrived) when the tomato plant next to them grew all over them, in slow moving epic combat for sun and space.
	9:45am unpopularfred: Sonny Sharrock's Ask the Ages is another album featuring pharoah sanders that belongs in every home
	9:46am WoodsOfMaine: I saw the late Eric Jackson (Eric in the Evening, WGBH) give a talk one time and he related the story of the night he first played "Astral Traveling." Apparently the studio phone just lit up!
	9:47am Zinn The Mood: Thanks for the Paquito link, Trouble. Had lunch with him at the Cuban restaurant across from where Roseland used to be (can’t remember the name). Not that I knew who he was then about 20 years ago, being a pure rock head. He was taking to lunch on of his childhood sax/clarinet heroes Al Gallodoro, who was the grandfather of one of my best friends and who also had become a friend to me. Paquito was very reverential about him and told great stories of playing his records in Cuba while growing up and how much he admired Al’s triple-tongue technique. Gallodoro died pretty much in obscurity to the larger jazz world, though he played with the Paul Whiteman orchestra and other luminaries, appearing in Hollywood films also. Paquito and his wife were very sweet to us, my girlfriend from Katowice at the time and I, as we sat there taking in these giants of their instruments glowing in each other’s presence.
	9:47am jennyfruit: grateful that you are back Trouble. grateful for Pharoah Sanders.
	9:48am Yes: Agreed
	9:49am Trouble: thanks@karlward! it makes sense that the tomato pepper combo works, its all part of the 3 sisters
	9:52am Baja Joe: I’m home, alone, with coffee, sitting in a recliner, listening to Trouble’s beautiful selections of sounds. I guess it’s a good idea to give yourself a break now and then and just “take the weekend off.” Tomorrow, I camp in the woods. Today, it’s in the living room.
	9:55am TDK60: Good morning Trouble. Thanks for the Pharoah! I wonder which double-string plucking instrument that was on 'The Golden Lamp.' Didn't sound like a mandolin, nor a 12-string guitar.
	9:58am Listener Gregory: Interesting that I have heard a few hours of Pharoah tribute, but this is the first time this song, which is surely his biggest hit, has turned up. I'm sure it has appeared in other tributes, but I expected to hear it a lot more than I have.
	9:59am Yes: Basking in the light
	10:00am Trouble: there is a big pull to not play the hits, @ listenergregory, but i am overcoming that rarities idea and playing what i love
	10:00am TDK60: I still have this wonderful 'Karma' LP, fifty-three years later. Yikes!
	10:01am Bill K: Beautiful song, and a wonderful way to get the day going
	10:02am Listener Gregory: Thank you, Trouble. It's a fantastic song an deserves to be heard. Some listeners may never have encountered it.
	10:02am Ken From Hyde Park: The station ID is going to have to wait a while.
	10:03am Ken From Hyde Park: (or not)
	10:04am Malcolm: So good! The creator has a master plan
	10:05am Jedi: Great Pharaoh set, Trouble. Thank you
	10:06am Hydroplane: Oof, that's why all my music is on solid state external drives... no "cloud" hassle
	10:07am Kay_in_Chi: Om namo bhagavate Sri Pharoahananda
	10:08am Woo: I listen to FMU on my laptop. I listen to cassettes in the car. I listen to LPs and CDs in the house. I don't have a smartphone. WPRO in Rhode Island is the Station that Reaches the Beaches Trouble!
	10:08am ike-o: lol my mp3s are older than my friends kids
	10:08am Baja Joe: I use a Brennan B2. 2TB of digital Flacs. Small form factor. Versatile player. Love it. I have the portable unit too. Smaller storage but very nice looking wood grain device.
	10:09am ktmwq: Best way to play mp3/lossless files in 2022?
	10:09am Handy Haversack: That Guardian article was interesting, but it didn't have any numbers to it -- just anecdotes from individuals who were quitting streaming for other formats. It would be happier news to see actual dips in subscriptions (and more widespread exposure of and attention to the horrifying anti-artist business models of the streamers).
	10:09am Yetz: External 3TB RAID I've had for years. Variety of players, VLC, mpg123, mplayer. And you get tech. experience by working with it.
	10:09am chresti: wfmu and bandcamp are my online music sources
	10:10am Yetz: still prefer my record collection, which is what I listen to most of the time. "This is the digital world" is only true if you buy into it.
	10:10am pot8o: yeah VLC is a must-have
	10:10am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Morning all! Shaking off the cobwebs....
	10:11am pot8o: i usually listen to music on streaming services, but i do have a wide variety of lps & cassettes too
	10:11am pumpernickel: This set, this return of Trouble, this love for the late great Pharoah Sanders, and the philadelphia sun streaming all over the little orange flowers in my tiny backyard are making everything feel so nice. So good to be here!
	10:11am Yetz: VLC is great, I have it on my phone, and on my Linux and Windows computers. Only player I know that works everywhere. You can also listen to the WFMU stream with it.
	10:11am Woo: Trouble, in Rhode Island check out WRIU-FM 90.3, the station at the University of Rhode Island. I had the first punk show there in 1978.
	10:11am Hydroplane: Apple "Music" is a very fussy program, but you aren't required to store the files on a cloud FYI in case anyone was mislead.
	10:12am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: RE music formats...I have almost 700 CDs that I still need to get a rotating tower for...and need to set up my player. If there was a place where I could send the lot to get them ripped and I knew I would get them back safely (I have some box sets worth $$$$) I'd do it....
	10:12am Andres: Good morning. Lovely tribute, Trouble. Currently here enjoying a stovetop coffee while the foster kitten chases dust particles in the sunbeam.
	10:12am Trouble: shout out for WRIU @ woo! i grew up in RI, have listened often
	10:13am Marie: I've always resisted every new musical medium. I stopped at CDs and refused to "rent" music. Hey Trouble, hey everybody! Hive mind problem?: how to take down Fox News legally
	10:13am Yetz: (and re: mushroom coffee, are we talking psilo? or wut?)
	10:15am WoodsOfMaine: I like VLC on the phone. Can play stuff off of the computer at the other end of the house while in the living room. Sort of a pain to set up (hello, Serviio server) but after that it's pretty seamless.
	10:16am chresti: Chaga is featured in the mushroom coffee I've tried, Yetz
	10:17am WoodsOfMaine: Do they use mushrooms in Mudwtr? I've seen people sing its praises but don't know anybody who's tried it.
	10:18am scribble: Has anybody else recommended Everyday Dose mushroom latte? Very tasty and seems effective. I use cold milk instead of hot water and milk like the instructions call for.
	10:19am chresti: mudwtr.com
	10:19am Edgar from Maine: I didn't realize there was VLC for phone. I use this every day at work. V cool and thanx for the tip!
	10:20am rx scabin: Good morning.
	10:21am TDK60: I don't have an intelligent telephone. Just to be contrary.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: What is mushroom coffee for? To have something coffee-like that doesn't have caffeine? Or that doesn't have a messy and colonial supply chain? Or are there health reasons? Or are we talking psilocybin? I'm constantly confused.
	10:21am Marie: I've always wondered if boiling water didn't kill some of the mushroom's beneficial substances...
	10:23am WoodsOfMaine: Much like what Yetz says, I do prefer my record collection but on the other hand, I have purchased a buttload of digital stuff (mostly from Bandcamp) over the past few years. I have to go to the computer to look at the Bandcamp collection to see what I want to play. Really inferior to standing in front of a rack. The John Peel Archives has a business opportunity here. I'd love an interface that looks like that.
	10:24am scribble: The claim is increased energy and better mood along with reduced stress and healthy gut. I’m lazy and just stir it into cold milk in the afternoon when i feel a nap coming on. Works for me
	10:25am Ken From Hyde Park: A marketing ploy by Big Fungus, Handy?
	10:25am Doug in MP: What species of mushroom is in it?
	10:25am Yetz: I ate a Cordyceps-laced chocolate bar once, and it gave me so much energy I wanted to climb right up the nearest lamppost!
	10:25am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: There's a decent description on the Mudwtr site about why the guy made the stuff. I can kind of see it. I mean, I'd love a cup of real coffee in the late afternoon or evening but can't really deal with the caffeine level. And decaf is disgusting. Big fungus. Ha!
	10:25am Handy Haversack: And these are "regular," nonmagical mushrooms? Their tendrils are everywhere, Ken!
	10:26am Yetz: Chresti said Chaga. And the Every Day Dose website prominently states "NON-PSYCHEDELIC mushrooms". So people (like me) don't get the wrong idea
	10:26am Hudson Valley: Loved that Mohanna track !
	10:27am Hydroplane: How is it still "coffee"? Is it not mushroom "tea"?
	10:27am Doug in MP: Oh, my apologies. Didn't look to see if it was already discussed.
	10:28am Handy Haversack: I didn't realize chaga was a species! I love the sheep record!
	10:28am Yetz: I've had a fair amount of psilocybin tea. And in that case, Marie, the hot water does not affect the potency
	10:28am Yetz: Inonotus obliquus, Handy :-)
	10:29am WoodsOfMaine: I think Ken locked Trouble out of the studio.
	10:31am scribble: This stuff is a combination of coffee, chaga, and lion’s mane. Plus a bunch of bells and whistles. My husband subscribed to this stuff a while ago and I was resistant but it is a good alternative for me because i like it without sugar.
	10:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe tincture is the the way to describe the mushroom beverage? Or is that have a unique process behind it?
	10:32am Yetz: i think tincture implies alcohol
	10:33am Marie: @Yetz--ah ha! Good to know. @). I have taken Lion's mane powder in water, fer my brains
	10:34am unpopularfred: love a good Gnossienne no. 1 cover
	10:34am jmr3: what's the melody on the banjo or whatever on this? definitely something I played during my piano lesson days
	10:34am Handy Haversack: OK, so there's coffee in it too? Gotcha. My relationship with coffee sort of withered away during the pandemic. At this point I pretty much drink only water and alcohol, with soda and juice brought to bear on the latter as mixers only.
	10:34am Marie: I love this
	10:35am Roberto: I saw all those moons on Monday night! AKA Jupiter Proximity Night.
	10:35am jmr3: thanks@unpopularfred !
	10:35am karlward: Handy: no coffee cocktails?
	10:35am Yetz: Eric Satie was such an interesting character
	10:36am karlward: A man's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have more coffee.
	10:36am Yetz: ooops sorry Erik!
	10:36am Zipperhead7: The banjo melody sounds really familiar but I can't place it. Ah, Satie!
	10:36am Zinn The Mood: This is such a cool track, oddly comforting. What’s some of the backstory of this Tierney Malone/Geoffrey Muller?
	10:38am Franco Twinkie: Hi trouble! I just got out of bed. This music is perfect when I'm still mushy with sleep.
	10:38am Handy Haversack: Ooo, nice version here.
	10:39am Bill K: Wake up, sheeple!
	10:39am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Handy.
	10:39am Theo: TRANSMISSION is perfect. So glad you turned me on to this…
	10:41am Handy Haversack: Yo, Franco!
	10:41am Passaic River Blues: Wow, really cool version of a ballad about the United Irishmen there.
	10:42am Marie: Mingus---what a nice sounding word
	10:42am TDK60: A few years back, I came across this Tia Blake album by chance at the library.
	10:42am Handy Haversack: Oh, Trouble, last week K8 and I got to see seventy-five-year-old Bridget St. John, who was fantastic! And she was opening for Myriam Gendron, also just direct-to-interior-strike amazing. Great show.
	10:45am Trouble: that sounds like perfection @ handy!!!
	10:45am Marie: @Passaic--hey, which tune was that?
	10:45am Roberto: A few years ago, my daughter had a "wake up, sheeple" flat-earther shirt custom made for her high school's weird t-shirt day. It's hilarious but she can't wear it in public.
	10:45am Handy Haversack: We even ran into Scott W. and grabbed a beer after the show. A good night.
	10:46am Marie: The world needs more kick-ass women singers with one-word names
	10:46am Trouble: that sounds like perfection @ handy!!!
	10:46am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: "Rising of the Moon." Fenian banger.
	10:46am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH That sounds like fun! How did weekend trip with the machitunen go? How was Dia Beacon?
	10:47am Marie: @Passaic, very interesting and makes sense that it would be about natural beauty
	10:48am Zipperhead7: The "Ciao, Bella!" compilation is wonderful and highly recommended.
	10:49am Yes: Loving the selections
	10:53am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: yes, natural beauty, but also several thousand guys with pikes marching to their deaths.
	10:54am Passaic River Blues: @Zipperhead7: You're right--that comp is gold! I bought it as a gift for my mother-in-law years ago.
	10:55am Franco Twinkie: I love Billy Paul. When my friend Page and I were driving down Venice Blvd in the misery of summer heat and Me and Mrs. Jones came on the radio, our imaginations would go wild conjuring the characters in the song conducting their tryst in a crummy 50's apartment building with smoke damaged cottage cheese ceilings we were driving by.
	10:56am Marie: @Passaic--oh, I didn't catch that part. Both of my parents are from Ireland and believe you me, I harbor no love for the British aristocracy. I remember my dad saying that the family was still feeling the effects of the potato famine
	10:56am Zipperhead7: Very evocative, Franco!
	10:56am Handy Haversack: Tia Blake's and Shane MacGowan's versions are pretty different. Threemoons: Dia was great. Beacon is nightmare of preciousness and smugness. The visit was good but exhausting. We're both in need of some recuperation time!
	10:58am Zipperhead7: Funny about Beacon. Across the river in Newburgh it's a whole different story
	10:58am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH Sorry to hear RE Dia. My brother and his hubs love the place, OTOH they claim it was a great gallery to let a 3-year old run around in, AND he loves all things expensive, pretentious, and smug. I am still contemplating a trip up as I literally have not been in at least 10 years, but now I'll make it a day trip and not a weekend. Get some rest, I know the feeling! Still recovering from Frantic City; I was so charley-horsed from standing all day and so sunburnt that I could barely move on Monday....
	11:00am DjLorraine: Yetz that peach jam sounds delicious. Peaches contain boron which is good for healthy bones! I'm currently alternating purchasing Suoerfood Om brand chaga and the 10 mushroom blend from the sprout's grocery store. I like it in my coffee.
	11:02am ifeelfatnsassy: omg swissshepherdess is amazing
	11:02am DjLorraine: ^ superfood
	11:02am ifeelfatnsassy: www.instagram.com...
	11:03am Roberto: Did you just say "acrosst?" I've heard other people say that, not sure wtf that's about.
	11:04am Handy Haversack: Ha, Threemoons, there are literally rooms full of barbed wire and broken glass! Mighty impressive, but probably not the best for three-year-olds. An expensive museum ticket with the $35 round-trip from the city.
	11:06am rx scabin: Is not agnes lamb in Latin? I do not remember.
	11:07am Andres: Best solo Paul album?
	11:09am Trouble: nope@ roberto, not me
	11:09am Roberto: I'll have to check the archives later lol
	11:10am Bill K: The synth drums tell me that I'm in a safe space.
	11:10am mb: RIP Sue Mingus. What an interesting life she lived. God willing the Mingus Big Band carries on in her/their honor…
	11:10am Roberto: Maybe it's a RI quirk. I'm scheduled to visit in November, I'll keep an ear out.
	11:12am still b/p: On the YouTubes you can watch episodes of New Zealand show Country Calendar -- a decades-enduring TV staple there. Saw episode with a Brazilian who moved to NZ to work with sheep SOOOO enthusiastically. Works hard at sheep "station," and pursuing an ag degree. SOOOO excited! Loves sheep! Loves the hard stock and tech work! Also does her own web features about it all, and has family to fit time for. Someone, with a wonderful smiling laughing energy finding THE thing she should be doing, like some musicians. And...she learned fluent English extraordinarily fast. How will we address the inequities in personal energy/initiative in the world? C'mon, lend me a cuppa!?
	11:12am WoodsOfMaine: @Trouble: That Insta account reminds me of a channel we follow by a lady from Sweden named Jonna Jinton. Really beautiful videography.
	11:12am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: @HH Heh, the photos the guys took on their last trip did not show that room, they must have switched it up! Sounds like a pricier, harder-to-get-to version of PS1. At least PS1 is free and has an absolutely addictive bookstore and periodicals section....
	11:16am Trouble: btw @ roberto; it's a wonderful feeling to have your supposed grammar inaccuracies scrutinized on air. your friend-making abilities are top notch
	11:18am slugluv1313: Universal Liberation Orchestra 💜😻🖤😻💜 greetings, Trouble! Everyone! been lurking, digging -- immense thanks for Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders too gotta get back to work, happy to be here listening with you all 😺😺
	11:25am Passaic River Blues: @Marie: absolutely! The portrait of a quiet riverside in County Longford lit by silvery moonlight while dozens of boys gather with pikes, knowing all along they're doomed, is really affecting. @Trouble: oh man, LOVE Cortex. Thank you!
	11:25am Peter in SEA: Cortex! Very cool, never had heard of them. Here's something about them: thefindmag.com...
	11:27am Bill K: There's no smoke without fire
	11:28am ledzeppelinsucks: Let's Dance, I saw this tour in Tacoma August 1983
	11:28am karlward: SRV on WFMU two days in a row
	11:28am Marie: This Bowie song is great and you can tell it's from that album. I want to see that new Bowie movie
	11:29am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: LOVE this deep cut from Bowie. A very underrated track on Let's Dance, which is a very underrated album IMHO. The entire 2nd side is some interesting stuff.
	11:30am Roberto: @Trouble yeah, just ask Franco!
	11:30am Zipperhead7: At my very first academic conference, I gave a paper on what I pronounced "communEYEtis." People started laughing but I pressed on. Afterward, someone walked up and informed me it was pronounced "communiTAS," and that "communEYEtis" was a sheep disease
	11:31am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Peter. Cortex was brought to my attention by Neveract, another FMU listener. He told me they were playing in L.A. soon, and he already had tickets.
	11:32am Lucky: SNAAAAAAAAAP!!!!!!!!
	11:33am rx scabin: Than you.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: In vino verEYEtis, Zipperhead7! That's a great story. Some things you just never hear out loud. For years I read the word "beribboned" as "berry-boned" while still having the right idea of what it meant. Just never connected how it came to be.
	11:33am Marie: I love this. I'm so glad you're back, Trouble.
	11:35am still b/p: Just opened mail right now from Pew Research Center. They want me to do online survey and gave me two bucks right in the envelope -- like broadcast ratings services do or used to do? I may not have the sheep woman's big energy/initiative mojo but right now I got two dollahs, two dollahhhhs! Tell the weekend to brace itself!
	11:36am Trouble: the world is yours @ b/p!
	11:37am chresti: 2 dollar bill?
	11:37am Zipperhead7: Got yerself somen foldin' money, @still b/p! Damn!
	11:38am Franco Twinkie: Roberto. What do you think of that app Grammerly or what ever the hell it's called. I keep seen their pop-up with smart looking youngsters writing flawless emails. I keep wondering - should I?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: Too bad they didn't send two surveys, still b/p. I hear you can do a lot with four American dollars.
	11:40am still b/p: No, chresti, worn Washingtons.
	11:41am mariano: Handy: I read "poetaster" as "Poe taster" for longer than I'd care to admit.
	11:41am Andres: Franco: Don’t.
	11:41am Roberto: Franco, I've never checked it out, seeing as my brain is the world's greatest grammar app lol.
	11:41am chresti: The first job I had in LA paid 2 dollars per hour.
	11:43am Roberto: Chresti, I had some jobs in LA that paid $4/hour. I don't think the law allowed them to go any lower.
	11:43am Andres: You don’t have a $2 coin down there? How are you supposed to pay for your coffee?
	11:43am Handy Haversack: Mariano, with my MFA in poetry, I still find "poetaster" to be a little creepy. Tongues off, you hacks!
	11:44am Handy Haversack: We barely have $1 coins, Andres. Send Loonies!
	11:45am mariano: chresti: I remember when employers would make a big deal over giving a 15-cent/hour raise. And I remember feeling like I was on the road to riches when I'd get called into the office to receive the happy news.
	11:45am Roberto: I know a few folks who have MFAs in poetry! Is it as useful as my MFA in fine arts?
	11:46am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Can anyone here recommend a good CD ripping service in NYC? I have about 600+ CDs that I want ripped and I want them all back; I have some box sets also...
	11:46am Roberto: Oh wait MFA is fine arts lol. I meant my MFA in painting.
	11:46am Andres: I’ll trade you for some pennies, Handy. They took ours away.
	11:46am chresti: I have a stash of dollar bills that Franco drops around the house. Roberto, in 1976 2 dollars per hour was standard under the table rate
	11:46am Franco Twinkie: Roberto, my sister was the senior editor at a science magazine. When I send her a comic strip I've done she offers to proof read it before I ink. So far that hasn't happened!
	11:47am mariano: Roberto: when a friend of mine got her MFA, her diploma said Mistress of Arts, a title she absolutely loved and said made her feel like a sorceress.
	11:47am Frank Zaatar: I saw Moonage Daydream in IMAX. Not perfect but must be seen, if only for 10-foot-tall Ziggy. Lots of great concert footage.
	11:47am Roberto: I didn't have any jobs until 1983, so that would explain the difference. First one was at the CSUN bookstore.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: Feeling like a sorceress is about as much as you're going to get out of an MFA.
	11:49am Franco Twinkie: CSUN was a hot bed of west valley rebels.
	11:49am karlward: I have an MPS in art. No one understands.
	11:50am listener 126464: Great show today @Trouble!
	11:50am Peter in SEA: Great show @Trouble! So much new music for me to investigate. Gotta dash on a supply run! Catch the rest in archives.
	11:50am rx scabin: Sessa!
	11:50am mariano: Handy: Unless your MFA is from Miskatonic U!
	11:51am Peter in SEA: They used to give 2$ Jefferson bills in change on the ferries....
	11:52am Roberto: I remember driving by the Budweiser factory on the commute. The area smelled like fresh corn tortillas or maybe it was hot sauce.
	11:53am rx scabin: Thank you, Trouble. I am glad that you are back.
	11:53am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: You have an MFA in poetry? Do you ever read Poetry magazine?
	11:55am Yes: Thank you , Trouble
	11:55am Zipperhead7: There was a big Quaker Oats factory in Cedar Rapids, and the odor would drift over Iowa City. Locals referred to it as "the smell of money"
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! see you next week with a live set from sessa to kick off the hellllllraiser!!!
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Ms. Trouble!
	11:55am Handy Haversack: Mariano: Go 'Pods! It's been a while, Woods, but yes. Many thanks, Trouble! So glad to have you back again. Thanks for all the Pharaoh Sanders especially.
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks, DJ Trouble.
	11:56am kevlicki: Thanks trouble! Have a good weekend
	11:56am bradford: thanks trouble!
	11:56am Baja Joe: Many thanks for the sounds. All is wonderful.
	11:56am Zipperhead7: Thanx for spreading sweet grooves on the air, Trouble!
	11:56am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Trouble. You cast a mood this morning for sure.
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Trouble. Enjoyed the Pharoah pieces today.
	11:57am chresti: Ha mar.iano! Yeah, oh boy 15 cents more will take you places!
	11:57am Andres: Great closer! Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am WoodsOfMaine: @Handy: I wondered because I subscribe but have sort of stopped reading, finding so much of the content pretty much impenetrable.
	11:58am rx scabin: Sessa! I can hardly wait.
	11:58am still b/p: 1960s, Lower Mills, Milton, Massachusetts, Baker's Chocolate factory. Mmmmmmm. "The smell of money" often referred to when I was in a midwest city with a significant stockyards operation...was obviously a different aroma from cereal oats. In West Texas it was the stank of oil in the air.
	11:58am PKNY: Thank you, Trouble and Pharoah!
	11:59am still b/p: Thanks for a nice return, Trouble, and a nice thing to anticipate on Thursdays.
	11:59am Frank Zaatar: If you lived in Hoboken back in the day,, you can't forget the smell of burnt Maxwell House. In Hershey PA the local Germans used to complain about "der Chockelstink."
	11:59am chresti: Thank you trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 29, 2022

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