WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 7, 2023

Listener comments!
	8:58am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Morning, Trouble and all troubled modernists!
	8:59am Handy Haversack: Gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:00am bradford: Good morning Trouble & all!
	9:02am TDK60: Hello.
	9:02am Robm: morning trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:03am love2laf: Good morning Trouble, all the Troubled friends gathered here; Listener Bryan, Handy, bradford, TDK60, Robm, and all the rest.
	9:03am bnowb: Good Morning
	9:03am kev: Hi
	9:03am chresti: Morning Trouble and troubled!
	9:03am Trouble: good morning thursday!
	9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and troubled sorts.
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Blanket of bright snow on the ground, blanket of dark grey sky above. Greetings to the world's Troubled modernists from Finland.
	9:04am dreamyandseedy: good morning everyone and Trouble!
	9:04am 2/3 of the Perrin Family: morning everyone
	9:06am common: good morning trouble. everyone
	9:06am tom tom the pipers son: good morning trouble and people...
	9:06am chresti: We're in the 'e's
	9:07am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ love2laf @9:03 Hi, l2l!
	9:08am Son Of Pantz: What a brilliant photo. Great idea.
	9:08am winston legthigh: hello trouble and troublemakers.
	9:12am Trouble: a little more info about the mona hatoum artwork atop the page archive.newmuseum.org...
	9:13am captain beef fart: mornin' all
	9:15am Tony From Chicago: i love Trouble. good trouble.
	9:20am Handy Haversack: ↳ love2laf @9:03 l2l, hope you're well.
	9:21am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:23am bradford: ↳ love2laf @9:03 Greetings l2l!
	9:24am bnowb: ↳ Trouble @9:12 brilliant photo atop page
	9:26am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:03 morning L2L
	9:28am Faye: 🖤🖤🖤
	9:29am Russo: Love this Hiroshi Y track...discovered that album on YouTube somehow a few years back...really good anti-anxiety ambient record...
	9:30am captain beef fart: ↳ Song: "green shower" by "hiroshi yoshimura" love this. Can't wait to get the reissue.
	9:30am Daniel Donuts: Just spotted a fellow FMU friend on the road. Rock on friend !
	9:30am love2laf: I think it was most likely recommended here, I read Horse by Geraldine Brooks. Finished it 5 days ago, and my heart is still shattered. Excellent read, unflinching and beautiful. Thanks for all the hellos, working out some neighbour contractor issues here, frustrating and rude, but will persevere.
	9:32am winston legthigh: ↳ love2laf @9:30 contractors are all too often hard to deal with. sometimes i think they forget who is paying them and keeping them in business. good luck.
	9:33am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:30 they are making too much noise?
	9:34am Mike W.: Wyatt/Watt ‘24
	9:35am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Lurking here, waiting to cause trouble....
	9:36am Chris Hiatt: My cat finally let me get up to come over here to the keyboard to wish you all Good Morning.
	9:36am ∫ydniuß: 🌅 twas gorgeous with magenta and periwinkle
	9:36am unpopularfred: dawn is at a somewhat more convenient hour this time of year
	9:36am Mxter Baba: hello, Trouble and all! Rising with the sun here in SF!
	9:37am love2laf: ↳ Robm @9:33 They are my neighbour's contractors and they are freely making use of my driveway as a massive truck turnaround. I like to be neighbourly, but we just had the driveway regravelled, and it's all feeling rather like money thrown away. Contacted my neighbours, who were extremely apologetic yesterday, and yet today, my driveway has been plowed by the same contractors, not my plow person.
	9:40am TDK60: ↳ Song: "galaxy in satchinanda" by "alice coltrane" Need this. Damnit.
	9:40am Zip7: Good mornng Troubled modernists! Just back from a walk in the woods with Zipperdawg. He sure had the zoomies -- must be the cold
	9:40am maurer: love love love alice! such a unique recording! thanks for spinning!
	9:41am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:37 ouch and you really don’t want the police involved?
	9:41am Handy Haversack: ↳ love2laf @9:30 I'm reading China Miéville's discursus on /The Communist Manifesto/, and there's a lot of grim nodding going on.
	9:41am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ahhhhhh. opening set coincided almost perfectly with a 30-min yoga video. and it was the right mood. thanks, trouble!
	9:41am Mxter Baba: ↳ TDK60 @9:40 yes, indeed! hello TDK60kins!
	9:42am gauche knee: Hearing Eki Shola’s “opening” & seeing Hatoum’s photo…then followed by that exquisite 1st set…what a warm landing space for our collective grief & hope. 🙏🏾
	9:43am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:41 Reread that recently and was struck by Marx's awe at the destructive power of the bourgeoisie
	9:44am love2laf: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:41 Honestly, keep thinking about one of the closing scenes, and I just start sobbing again, not because it was shocking, but because it wasn't. @Robm bad gas travels fast in a small town. No police, must do the polite neighbours in the woods thing. Had the contractors asked for permission, we could have discussed them fixing the damage their heavy equipment would cause, still hoping to get to that place.
	9:45am Handy Haversack: ↳ Zip7 @9:43 Yeah, there's a little bit of falling for the enemy's glamor in there, that's for sure -- but then just a few years later, they would spurn the proletariat so hard and race back to the feudal and capitalist master class when the 1848 revolutions scared them that I think it really tempered his belief in their power.
	9:47am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:44 know all about being polite neighbor thing, hope it stays that way with you
	9:51am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "left alone" by "abbey lincoln" enjoying this
	9:52am TDK60: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:41 Hi Mxter B.
	9:57am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "pardise garden" by "sonic mud" funny, this doesn't sound muddy at all
	9:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:45 "Even within such paragraphs ["provid[ing] so unrestrained a paean to the revolutionary nature and Promethean power of the bourgeoisie"], the admiration is ambivalent. But admiration it is. This respect for the bourgeoisie stems, in the words of Michael Löwy, from an 'insufficiently critical stance in regard to modern bourgeois/industrial civilization.' The encomia to the destroyer of all feudal bonds would ring hollow just a months after its appearance, as those destroyers scurried to the safety of those very bonds." None of which at all invalidates the conclusions, exhortations, or diagnoses of the Manifesto -- just does serve to locate it in its own moment in addition to all it continues to have to say to the present condition of the world.
	9:59am Charles in Chicago: ↳ love2laf @9:30 Modern World Book List (hasn't been updated in ages) docs.google.com...
	9:59am gauche knee: A wonderful collab written by Billie Holiday & Mal Waldron, sadly she passed before getting to record but Abbey Lincoln did it justice.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:57 just a *few months after its appearance
	10:00am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:57 Yes . . . "all that is solid melts into air.' Also the title of Marshall Berman's wonderful book, which I used as a textbook for nearly three decades
	10:01am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @10:00 That one was a text for that one history class I took in college... good book
	10:10am pwrmnstr: Thank you trouble!
	10:11am disco_nap_: I came here to say: Preach, Trouble!!
	10:11am Mike W.: gm chrysler this is the best radio show, and we deserve every bit of it
	10:11am Carmen: Thanks for talking about the congressional hearings. And the connection between diminishing the importance of art and expression because it is not “productive”
	10:11am TDK60: Happy 95th birthday to Noam Chomsky.
	10:11am jan: Looking at the Turner Prize award winners work, it continues the genre of cluttering up a (gallery) space with a jumble of non traditional art objects. Nothing exceeds like excess! I did not know that the artist also ticked off the identity box, but it's not unexpected, so I should have looked at that, instead of just looking at the art, which is, afterall, of the visual variety,
	10:11am Handy Haversack: ↳ Zip7 @10:00 Another passage that really struck me: "Obviously, too, for all such 'prophetic' insight, the specifics of capitalism are not static. The changes in the system since the /Manifesto/ was written are vast: the growth in importance of telecommunications, logistics[,] and data technology, the incredible acceleration of flows of commodities and data. But seeing this as evidence of the outdatedness of the /Manifesto/ would be to focus on the changes -- epochal as they certainly are -- in the surface level of specifics, rather than the continuities on the basis of the fundamental dynamics with which the /Manifesto/ is concerned. Those are profit-extraction by a minority, through the exploitation of the labor of a majority, in the context of competitive accumulation. On that basis, in fact, as Jodi Dean puts it in her introduction to the /Manifesto/, its 'description of capitalist society is more accurate today than when it was written. The world in the twenty-first century is entirely subsumed by capitalism. The capitalist system is global. Competition, crises, and precarity condition the lives of and futures of everyone on earth.'" In other words: what Trouble said.
	10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "return of Dr X" by "UB40" Anyone else felt for a second that Fabio's "Mr. Giant Man" was starting up?
	10:11am winston legthigh: "they" are banning everything "they" don't agree with, like or understand right here right now. power to the people trouble. ✊
	10:12am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:11 handy is way more coherent than I am before my second caffeine infusion.
	10:13am Clincher16": ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @10:11 Was eagerly anticipating a dub version.
	10:13am Brian in New Orleans: Great show... This may seem funny but growing up in the burbs of Boston and listening to and reading lyrics to Pink Floyd's "The Wall" made me aware of fascist tendencies...lol
	10:13am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:12 Ha! I'm just transcribing!
	10:14am Brian in New Orleans: Of course I was stoned and typed out all the lyrics from liner notes...good times
	10:14am sydniuß: first that sunrise, now SNOW ⛄️
	10:15am sydniuß: ↳ Brian in New Orleans @10:13 don’t let the worms in
	10:16am Russo: ↳ winston legthigh @10:11 Kind of like how Democrats/Liberals are banning/censoring the voices of people who have de-transitioned and want to share their experience with a public who is trying to indoctrinate children into its idealogies? #hypocrites
	10:16am Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... Just in time! Hey there!
	10:16am alan the painter: Good Morning/mooring Trouble, YouAre an Inspiration! Thank you for Sonic mud! some musicians my friends, if they remember the guy drawing/painting them from the audience. What a great performance to paint, them with ceramic instruments. Trouble you make Thursday great, thank you big!
	10:17am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ Russo @10:16 ...lol...tool.
	10:17am sydniuß: ↳ Russo @10:16 #strawman lies. shoo.
	10:17am davefromtoronto: ↳ jan @10:11 Testify!
	10:17am Steve Del Sol: Curtis Mayfield. Visionary!
	10:18am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ sydniuß @10:15 ...no dark sarcasm in the classrooms...
	10:18am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:11 True that. I wonder if an avant-garde can still exist, given the virus-like ability of capitalism to co-opt everything. The mainstream/avant-garde binary no longer holds? I wonder if Situationism was the last avant-garde
	10:19am Hugo (NL): Trouble, the left Channel is broken
	10:19am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ Zip7 @10:18 I heard the Clash playing in a box store audio a long time ago...
	10:21am winston legthigh: who is they.
	10:21am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Trouble and Everyone.
	10:21am pwrmnstr: ↳ Zip7 @10:18 avant garde movements will always exist, even if they are not aware of the movements of the past. capitalism would have art be clean and monetized but there will always be pimples
	10:21am pwrmnstr: be a pimple
	10:21am devoid.davy: Thank you!
	10:22am pwrmnstr: omg i'm a rambling mess. need tea.
	10:22am davefromtoronto: ↳ Hugo (NL) @10:19 i thought that was a political statement lol
	10:22am Hugo (NL): Haha thans, that helps. Such an important message to broadcast
	10:22am Rick from SC: Loud and clear
	10:22am Chief Guy: No. Russo is correct.
	10:22am Steve Del Sol: It is corrected.
	10:22am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... I was in the other room making coffee and was kicking myself for missing the beginning-- this is perfect!
	10:23am Roberto: Was that Trouble's emergency mode voice? It sounded like Michele lol
	10:23am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Much better!
	10:23am Hugo (NL): Kinda ironic that the left couldn't hear it.
	10:23am oshiwoshi: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... suppose Pascal got it wrong and Hell is actually the default with no mitigation for good behaviour?
	10:23am Jacobs: Thought something was wrong with my stereo NOW WE ARE ROCKING thank you
	10:23am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Hugo (NL) @10:23 ha!
	10:24am rx "rexy" scabin: I know from that "mic break" that I do not want Trouble mad at me. Both my channels are working. I promise.
	10:24am Trouble: omg!so then you unscrew the cartridge and BLOW ON IT , yes that is the very technical fix it.... i hope. actually i just changed turntables so the next record i play will be the test
	10:25am Russo: Curtis speaks the truth
	10:26am Dan S: ↳ Trouble @10:24 Keep your fingers crossed.
	10:27am PKNY: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... Not only a great song, but the inspiration for the greatest LP hype sticker ever --> www.rootsvinylguide.com...
	10:28am The Oscar: ↳ PKNY @10:27 I want that on a shirt!
	10:28am unpopularfred: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... the William Parker cover of this song is quite something as well
	10:28am love2laf: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:59 Thank you Charles, added mine as it was not on the list, but I think it was recently talked about. Will have to check out more of these books on the list.
	10:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ TDK60 @10:11 Noam Chomsky stopped shaving and he looks like an Old Testament prophet now
	10:28am Hugo (NL): All good
	10:29am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "stars starve, you know" by "betty davis" hard AF
	10:29am Santos L Halper: Betty!
	10:29am tom tom the pipers son: here's that shrinking violet betty davis
	10:29am sydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:29 she needs to come out of her shell
	10:29am Brian in New Orleans: Miles tried to boss her around ...we saw how that worked out
	10:30am pwrmnstr: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:28 he's over 90 - he has no business holding a sharp object near his neck
	10:30am Santos L Halper: So glad they re-reissued these…(now only missing the Columbia Years)
	10:30am PKNY: ↳ The Oscar @10:28 They're out there! www.sacredbonesrecords.com...
	10:31am Russo: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:30 #ageism
	10:31am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:30 Oh sure. It's just amazing what a difference a big white beard makes. Like present-day David Letterman - or Doug McCombs
	10:31am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @10:31 You misunderstand me.
	10:32am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: TROUBLE!!!!! SO good to hear your show this morning!!!
	10:33am Charles in Chicago: ↳ PKNY @10:30 Excellent stocking-stuffer
	10:33am maurer: betty davis! thanks for spinning!
	10:34am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @10:31 I just don't want him to hurt himself. My dad (85) developed a hand tremor in the past year or so and stopped using a razor for this exact reason.
	10:34am Trouble: merci @ listener jonny...
	10:34am tom tom the pipers son: but also so sad to see how even a spirit like betty davis' was defeated by the 'industry' otoh long live betty davis...
	10:34am pwrmnstr: Recognizing the physical frailty that comes with advanced age isn't the same as ageism.
	10:35am Clincher16": ↳ pwrmnstr @10:34 Hear here!
	10:37am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "A Brand New Wayo" by "mixed grill" sounds like 'born under punches'
	10:37am maurer: short betty davis doc from a couple years back: youtu.be...
	10:38am Noir Lover: This set is as Duane Train would say "keeping it all the way funky".
	10:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ maurer @10:37 thx
	10:38am Robm: ↳ Brian in New Orleans @10:17 was thinking that but i try not to feed the trolls
	10:39am pwrmnstr: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:34 That being said... I think I need to get reading glasses or bifocals soon. If anyone has any thoughts on bifocals please let me know.
	10:40am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I feel like I walk into enough trees, buildings, and signposts as it is. If I were also trying to adjust which part of my glasses I look through? I think I'd manage to drown on dry land or something.
	10:41am rx "rexy" scabin: Fabulous set.
	10:41am Zip7: I found myself tripping on stairs with bifocals, but likely my own clumsiness
	10:41am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:40 if someone could please tell me why I went to the shed I’d be ever appreciative
	10:41am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:40 I'm super klutzy, so that's very helpful. Thanks Handy & Zip7!
	10:42am pwrmnstr: IT IS SNOWING
	10:42am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 having similar issues ...need to see ophlamologist(sp)because ny sells reading glasses over the counter only to power 2.75...
	10:43am Jason from Houston: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I have had readers for the past two years. Got a new pair of regular glasses about six months ago. I should have gotten them integrated. Taking readers and glasses off and on all day is total chaos.
	10:43am Spence in Baltimore: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:41 I got my first bifocals a few years back - glasses for 35 yrs - and you can definitely get used to it. I thought it would be a disaster but reading and screens are better now
	10:43am pwrmnstr: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:42 I just find myself taking off my regular glasses to read more and more often... and making a kind of "Cher" face whenever there's small print.
	10:43am Russo: What a track! Old school hip hop glory...
	10:44am PKNY: ↳ Song: "cars ( zulu club mix )" by "afrika & the zulu kings" Some Ice-T involvement on this track, according to the Discogs
	10:44am ∫ydniuß: I consider myself lucky, my nearsightedness went away, just stopped wearing them, vision’s better than ever
	10:44am Dan S: ↳ Song: "cars ( zulu club mix )" by "afrika & the zulu kings" Is this an anti-congestion pricing statement?
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:43 yes small print is ageist...ha!
	10:45am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I wear progressive lenses and I LOVE them. I was afraid it would take a long time to get used to but honestly it was like 2 hours
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:44 eating carrots...;)
	10:45am Charles in Chicago: I never walk into trees, buildings or signposts.
	10:46am pwrmnstr: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I bought one of those rectangular magnifying glasses with a built in light... because I'm one of the cool kids.
	10:46am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:45 Progressive is like bifocals with a smooth transition instead of the line. They work great for me. I asked my optometrist "What if I don't get used to it?" and he sort of scoffed and said "You will". He was right.
	10:47am ∫ydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I thank the anti-glaucoma agents I consume 🥳
	10:47am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:46 to tackle small print i double up on my reading glasses, it's absurd
	10:47am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:46 I have pretty standard presbyopia and a bit of astigmatism. No glaucoma though :-)
	10:47am Phillippe: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I have progressives and didn't have much of an issue. There was an initial adjustment, and then there's a smaller adjustment when I get a new pair that is a different style, because the size of the areas of the different magnifications changes. If I go to my back-up pair (an older style) it takes me about 15 minutes or so to adjust
	10:47am pwrmnstr: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:47 doesn't help with astigmatism though :/
	10:48am Jason from Houston: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:46 I can't wait.
	10:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:47 can you share, if it's simple enough for a chatboard
	10:49am rx "rexy" scabin: @Jason from Houston you will look distinguished.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:46 HA! We were looking at one in the pharmacy just yesterday like, my god, this thing is GENIUS!
	10:49am Charles in Chicago: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:49 I think he means CANNABIS
	10:50am ∫ydniuß: mother nsture’s son
	10:50am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:47 I know. The astigmatism stigma is real!
	10:50am rx "rexy" scabin: @Charles in Chicago that's why my eyesight isn't getting worse?
	10:50am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:49 ah, i do not partake so i did not get it.....reeeaaalllyy!
	10:53am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:50 I started wearing hearing aids recently too. And I'm doing my best to destigmatize hearing aids. The fact that everybody walks around with earbuds these days helps a lot!
	10:53am Charles in Chicago: It's great being able to hear like a teenager again
	10:53am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:49 it's great! we got it specifically for this thingy, but I use it all the time now: www.instagram.com...
	10:54am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:53 Compact OED didn't come with the magnifying glass? Or did that one just lack a light?
	10:54am rx "rexy" scabin: @Charles in Chicago does that mean that adult voices are inaudible or sound like yelling?
	10:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:53 Maybe I'll look into necking aids ...
	10:55am ?: Michael Jackson's drummer is absolutely astounding. Smooth Criiminal: https://www.drumeo.com/beat/jonathan-sugarfoot-moffett-drum-lessons/
	10:55am ∫ydniuß: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:54 …or “Peanuts” adults
	10:56am Jason from Houston: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:49 I look like a fool right now with pairs of readers hanging out all over the place.
	10:56am Charles in Chicago: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:55 I said "Teenager" not "Cartoon eight-year-old!" :-)
	10:57am winston legthigh: gotta get back to business. thanks trouble and all!
	10:57am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Jason from Houston @10:56 I lose things constantly and I went for the progressives b/c I knew if I was switching glasses all the time I'd lose them.
	10:57am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:56 I think I use hearing people as wa wa wa waa as a defense mechism sometimes… 😳
	10:57am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Chipko Chipko" by "Asha Puthli" Chipko, are you okay?
	10:57am Peter Stastny: Trouble, your show and your attitude really made my day wish I could hire you for my 75Th birthday party thanks oeter
	10:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:57 I think he means CANNABIS
	10:57am love2laf: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:43 Most people can adjust to bifocals, I did fairly well. But I still prefer to take them off for walking out of doors, and putting on readers as needed. That said, I've had cataract surgery, so my distance vision is pretty bang on.
	10:58am pwrmnstr: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:54 it was missing - for a free score from the laundry room I'm not complaining.
	10:59am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:57 ask your doctor if CANNABIS is right for you
	10:59am Jason from Houston: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:57 Mine usually just fall out of my shirt pocket while doing yard work. Or leaning over to pull something from a hot oven... LOL
	10:59am pot8o: hi everyone! glad i'm finally able to catch this show live
	10:59am rx "rexy" scabin: @Jason from Houston get one of those cool chains to attach them to. I am at that age.
	10:59am pwrmnstr: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:59 I came here to say this :D
	11:00am love2laf: ↳ love2laf @10:57 Sorry, progressives, always say bifocals, and I mean progressives.
	11:00am moniker lou wink’ski: Chipko Chipko by Asha Puthli - this is actually really quite weird !!! Ha !
	11:00am Handy Haversack: ↳ pot8o @10:59 Morning, spuds.
	11:01am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" This comp and Vol 1 are both pretty cool!
	11:01am gauche knee: Keeping my light in my window 🕯️so everyone can see me dancing to Asha Puthli! Stoked shes getting more love lately.
	11:01am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:57 :-)
	11:02am moniker lou wink’ski: ¿ Was that Chipko barrowed from a MJackson riff ? Or sumpin else ?
	11:02am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" sort of sound s like spanish is not singers first language
	11:02am Roberto: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" Yeah I don't think they actually sang the title in the song.
	11:02am Phillippe: ↳ Jason from Houston @10:59 I have one of those rubber eyeglass retainers that I've started wearing all the time. I look kind of dorky wearing it when dressed up, but oh well. After I lost a pair of glasses while kayaking, this seemed to be the way to go
	11:04am T in Diego: At least they didn't call it "sukiyaki".
	11:04am duvignau: spread your arms - a bit more romantic
	11:05am duvignau: saludos trouble soy tu fan ✨❤️
	11:05am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:02 I did that a few years ago!!! My old glasses were always falling off my face! Love the rubber strap.
	11:05am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:02 Also! That look is the best.
	11:06am Handy Haversack: I don't know if I can handle the power of Betty Davis! But I sure like trying!
	11:06am The Oscar: One of the great joys in life is playing Betty Davis for someone who's never heard her before. The most common response I've found is "This is... WEIRD!"
	11:06am moniker lou wink’ski: “no me dejas” by La Playa Sextet : ‘Boogaloo Pow Wow’ (V/A) =🔥 Hot trax (super!)
	11:08am Trouble: bccls.libcal.com... garden state jazz greats, dec 13, Joe PAss
	11:08am Charles in Chicago: Love Joe Pass!
	11:10am Charles in Chicago: His album with Oscar Peterson and Roy Brown is amazing. And I love the cheapo black and white cover ... when you see one like this at the record store, snatch it up! www.discogs.com...
	11:11am ∫ydniuß: ↳ The Oscar @11:06 too wild… for Miles? I’ve wondered.
	11:11am Mick: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:08 Joe Pass is amazing. The couple Hoboken library NJ jazz talks I've been to have been great
	11:12am Phillippe: ↳ Jason from Houston @11:05 I like the silicone kind that you insert the tip of the earpieces into, as opposed to ones that run loose over the rails. I find that extra thickness helps keep the glasses in place better as well.
	11:15am dork with a fork: - anybody able to recall what track that Asha Puthli “chipko2” was riffing from ? It’s an 80s throwback hit, i believe.
	11:15am Handy Haversack: ↳ Phillippe @11:12 I somehow rather frequently manage to punch my own glasses off my face. I worry I might be a bully.
	11:16am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:11 in some ways a contrast between betty davis and cicely tyson personality-wise
	11:17am Mick: ↳ dork with a fork @11:15 MJ's Smooth Criminal, I think
	11:17am ∫ydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:16 true dat
	11:19am Handy Haversack: ↳ Mick @11:17 Hey, Mick. Good to see you.
	11:19am ?: Betty Davis (née Mabry) is also on the cover of Miles Davis' album Filles de Kilimanjaro.
	11:21am spodiodi: good morning, Trouble and all!
	11:21am Mick: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:19 Hi Handy - it's been a minute. Have been tending to Cory's recovery (which is going mostly very well). I trust you're feeling better than you were Thanksgiving week?
	11:21am ∫ydniuß: ↳ spodiodi @11:21 I trust the squirrels are rested
	11:22am ∫ydniuß: ours are fat from sunflower seeds
	11:22am Philip: good trouble
	11:23am 🛎️ 🛎️ 🛎️: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:15 ding ding ding - first true chuckle of the day!😆 thanks for that. Been there done that. ✌️
	11:24am Failure of commenting: wow thanks for this maurice deebank track! Huge felt head but didn't know this record existed
	11:24am Handy Haversack: ↳ Mick @11:21 I am very glad the recovery is coming along! That's great news. I'm all recovered, thanks! Which is good as we've been taking it on the chin a little this past week. Hoping to make it to the break and get a little space, but it's tough sledding.
	11:24am spodiodi: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:21 i'm not sure if that squirrel is alive... he's been just laying there for weeks
	11:25am ∫ydniuß: ↳ spodiodi @11:24 I’ll feed it into that SVG-> animation thingy, he’ll be fine
	11:26am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:12 Yep! Those are the ones. Fully approved.
	11:27am spodiodi: not sure what that is, but any help is appreciated. thank you :-B
	11:28am T in Diego: Trouble is slammin' em this mornung!
	11:29am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "welcome to my alibi" by "exek" interesting...it seems singer not putting much effort in...interesting
	11:29am Russo: pinecones for breakfast today
	11:30am Peter in SEA: Bonjour Trouble and Thursday people, the atmospheric river continues to flow out here in the PNW! These tunes are helping to dry me out though!
	11:30am Noir Lover: ↳ Song: "Derradeira Primavera" by "nara leao" Love Nara
	11:33am dork with a fork: ↳ Mick @11:17 ding ding ding, super thanks Mick! Indeed, riff was from MJ’s BAD 1987. That was gonna drive me nuts-o all day until I recalled it. Muchas Gracias 👏 🙇 🙏
	11:35am AB in Catskill: Hi Trouble - your talk with Midori sounds amazing. She is such an awesome curator! I wanted to toss out there that a new exhibition of Carolee Schneemann's works is now on view at P.P.O.W in Tribeca - called "Of Course you Can/Don't you dare" which concentrates on works the Schneemann created to challenge her male contemporaries like Stan Brakhage.
	11:35am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @11:29 put a fried egg on em... good fiber
	11:39am Joe R.: I don’t know that we often consider how lucky we are to be able to hear voices and see moving images from over a hundred years ago (the Caribbean selection reminded me of this)
	11:39am AB in Catskill: Brava! Thanks Trouble! I was privileged to work on the show and know Carolee when she was alive. Thank you for the shout out and speaking about this amazing women that get overlooked!
	11:39am Brian in New Orleans: John Lennon broke up Fluxus...
	11:40am Russo: ↳ Joe R. @11:39 well said, that was such a lovely track, i def need to listen to this on bandcamp...reminds me a little of folkways stuff Bob Brainen plays from Uganda, not in sounds, but in spirit
	11:40am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Trouble, do you have a link to the show you just mentioned? (Ono, Fluxus, etc.)? Or was it a book? I missed the first part of that chatter.
	11:41am Trouble: japan society @ listener Bryan
	11:42am rx "rexy" scabin: Thank you, Trouble for the excellent show. I must "go to" an online meeting after this dub.
	11:42am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Trouble @11:41 TY!! 🙏
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @11:42 trouble will have curator on in 2 wks
	11:45am common: scritti!
	11:45am Trouble: YESSS! @ joe R!
	11:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" w/ first notes was anticipating steve reich... ha!
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Some nice stuff in the store right now: wfmu.store
	11:47am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 †woofer not included
	11:47am Roberto: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" This is everything nice.
	11:47am Mick: ↳ dork with a fork @11:33 ain't no thing!
	11:48am Handy Haversack: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:47 Such a good-looking dog, that Bruce. Just melts you.
	11:48am Jason from Houston: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 Ugh. I feel like such a dum dum for not getting one of those Sonic Youth shirts.
	11:49am Jack McGuire: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" The transition from early Scritti to this is a thing to behold.
	11:49am Mick: ↳ AB in Catskill @11:35 That sounds fab! Will try to get to that (and the Fluxus show at Japan Society)
	11:50am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 I've never understood this band one bit.
	11:51am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:50 Gödel warned us about this!
	11:51am oshiwoshi: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 does early include sweetest girl?
	11:51am Brian in New Orleans: Nice falsetto... like the Congos
	11:51am Handy Haversack: ↳ Jason from Houston @11:48 Scroll down! They still haves 'em!
	11:52am Handy Haversack: Many thanks, Trouble! This really flew past. Hypothesis: Alice Coltrane unstuck us in time in the best way. Good chatting, youse. Stay Troubled.
	11:52am Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:15 common problem, mate
	11:53am Yes: <333
	11:54am spodiodi: thanks, Trouble!
	11:54am ∫ydniuß: thanks be to Dub & Trouble!
	11:54am Brian in New York: ...peace out...
	11:54am Zip7: Thanks for another three-hour tour, Trouble! It flew by. Peace, Love and Soul Power, everyone!
	11:55am northguineahills: thanks trouble!
	11:55am chresti: Thanks and praises, Trouble!
	11:55am tom tom the pipers son: thanks trouble...
	11:55am Phillippe: thanks trouble!
	11:55am bradford: Thanks as always, trouble!
	11:55am Philip: god. I love this song.
	11:55am pot8o: thanks trouble! have a great week everyone!
	11:57am Tara: I LOVE YOUR SHOW
	11:58am Trouble: gracias@ tara!
	11:58am spacecadet: ↳ Song: "i'd rather be an old man's sweetheart (than a you... oooo - we got a WFMU hit, someone played this yesterday too!
	11:58am Trouble: see you next week! thanks for sitting in
	11:59am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "i'd rather be an old man's sweetheart (than a you... tell it Candi!! thank you Trouble!
	11:59am eriko-vert: ↳ AB in Catskill @11:35 Oh Shneemann is a wild worthy artist (alive dance & on film forever !)
	12:00pm oshiwoshi: There is a link between Hollie Cook & Candi Staton
	12:00pm Andrea: thank you again, Trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Trouble!
	12:02pm maurer: thanks for the great show trouble!
	12:51pm eriko-vert: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 Yea - I way preferred early years scritti politti … yet some of the mid-latter really works ! - provision , imo , is their least successful album. Kinda obsessed with all the 12” mixes from the Cupid & Psyche period .

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 7, 2023

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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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December 7, 2023: have you seen a horizon lately

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
eki shola	the opening "the opening" by "eki shola"	kaeru	jellyfish records		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
erik friedlander	cham- hypnotique	illuminations a suite for solo cello				0:04:11 (Pop-up)
chants populaires tahitiens	chant d'amour	Hot Women: Women Singers from the Torrid Regions of the World v/a				0:07:14 (Pop-up)
michael galasso	mo-wan's dialogue/angkor wat theme I/ITMFL I	in the mood for love ost				0:08:15 (Pop-up)
Dave Harrington & Kenny Wolleson	juini ( for arthur booth)	wollesonic quatro vol 4 v/a	wollesonic records			0:12:34 (Pop-up)
Dom La Nena	gracias a la vida live at wfmu 2015 ( violeta parra cover)					0:16:38 (Pop-up)
Las Malas Amistades	dimo lo que suenas	patio bonito				0:20:25 (Pop-up)
ben watt & robert wyatt	walter & john	summer into winter				0:23:21 (Pop-up)
hiroshi yoshimura	green shower "green shower" by "hiroshi yoshimura"	surround		1986/2023	*	0:27:24 (Pop-up)
	a song					0:36:51 (Pop-up)
alice coltrane	galaxy in satchinanda	world galaxy				0:38:25 (Pop-up)
abbey lincoln	left alone "left alone" by "abbey lincoln"	straight ahead				0:47:36 (Pop-up)
sonic mud	pardise garden "pardise garden" by "sonic mud"	above ground			*	0:54:42 (Pop-up)
laurel halo	sweat, tears or the sea	atlas	awe		*	0:57:08 (Pop-up)

UB40	return of Dr X "return of Dr X" by "UB40"	UB 40 present arms in dub				1:10:09 (Pop-up)
curtis mayfield	If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go	curtis				1:14:36 (Pop-up)
betty davis	stars starve, you know	is it love or desire	light in the attic	1976/2023	*	1:27:10 (Pop-up)
mixed grill	A Brand New Wayo "A Brand New Wayo" by "mixed grill"	the rough guide to african disco v/a				1:32:12 (Pop-up)
swan silvertones	if you believe your god is dead	Holy Church of the Ecstatic Soul - A Higher Power: Gospel, Funk & Soul at the Crossroads 1971–83	soul jazz		*	1:35:24 (Pop-up)
afrika & the zulu kings	cars ( zulu club mix )	Dollar Bill Y'All: Spring Records and the First Decade of Hip Hop (V/A)	BGP/ ace		*	1:39:08 (Pop-up)
La Playa Sextet	no me dejas "no me dejas" by "La Playa Sextet"	Boogaloo Pow Wow (V/A)				1:44:43 (Pop-up)
new york community choir	I'll Keep My Light in My Window	mr bongo record club 6			*	1:47:10 (Pop-up)
Asha Puthli	Chipko Chipko "Chipko Chipko" by "Asha Puthli"	asha	mr bongo			1:52:43 (Pop-up)
los stop	extiende tus brazos "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop"	Chicas! Spanish Female Singers Volume 2 1963-1978				1:59:09 (Pop-up)

tirzah	today "today" by "tirzah"	trip9love...???	domino		*	2:09:56 (Pop-up)
SAULT	gods will "gods will" by "SAULT"	Aiir	Forever Living Originals		*	2:11:50 (Pop-up)
maurice deebank	the watery song "the watery song" by "maurice deebank"	Pillows & Prayers	cherry red			2:17:08 (Pop-up)
dengue fever	macho purple sunset "macho purple sunset" by "dengue fever"	ting mong	tuk tuk		*	2:21:45 (Pop-up)
exek	welcome to my alibi "welcome to my alibi" by "exek"	the map and the territory	Foreign Records		*	2:25:19 (Pop-up)
nara leao	Derradeira Primavera "Derradeira Primavera" by "nara leao"	Opinião de Nara				2:29:38 (Pop-up)
martin silveira	el congo "el congo" by "martin silveira"	Con Piano, Sublime! early recordings from the caribbean V/A	Magnificent Sound Records		*	2:31:21 (Pop-up)

graeme miller & steve shill	travelling theme	The Art School Dance Goes On: Leeds Post-Punk 1977-84 (V/A)	caroline true		*	2:39:13 (Pop-up)
	saucy perila "saucy perila"	Studio One Space-Age Dub: Special Intergalactic Dub from Studio One	Soul Jazz		*	2:40:24 (Pop-up)
scritti politti	sugar and spice "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti"	provision				2:44:01 (Pop-up)
janet kay	rock the rhythm "rock the rhythm" by "janet kay"	The Definitive Hits Collection (1977-1985)				2:47:14 (Pop-up)
hollie cook	sugarwater dub "sugarwater dub" by "hollie cook"	prince fatty presents: hollie cook in dub				2:51:45 (Pop-up)
barbara lynn	You'll Lose A Good Thing	barbara lynn				2:53:56 (Pop-up)
candi staton	i'd rather be an old man's sweetheart (than a young man's fool)	i'm just a prisoner	kent soul	1970/2023	*	2:56:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:58am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Morning, Trouble and all troubled modernists!
	8:59am Handy Haversack: Gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:00am bradford: Good morning Trouble & all!
	9:02am TDK60: Hello.
	9:02am Robm: morning trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:03am love2laf: Good morning Trouble, all the Troubled friends gathered here; Listener Bryan, Handy, bradford, TDK60, Robm, and all the rest.
	9:03am bnowb: Good Morning
	9:03am kev: Hi
	9:03am chresti: Morning Trouble and troubled!
	9:03am Trouble: good morning thursday!
	9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and troubled sorts.
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Blanket of bright snow on the ground, blanket of dark grey sky above. Greetings to the world's Troubled modernists from Finland.
	9:04am dreamyandseedy: good morning everyone and Trouble!
	9:04am 2/3 of the Perrin Family: morning everyone
	9:06am common: good morning trouble. everyone
	9:06am tom tom the pipers son: good morning trouble and people...
	9:06am chresti: We're in the 'e's
	9:07am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ love2laf @9:03 Hi, l2l!
	9:08am Son Of Pantz: What a brilliant photo. Great idea.
	9:08am winston legthigh: hello trouble and troublemakers.
	9:12am Trouble: a little more info about the mona hatoum artwork atop the page archive.newmuseum.org...
	9:13am captain beef fart: mornin' all
	9:15am Tony From Chicago: i love Trouble. good trouble.
	9:20am Handy Haversack: ↳ love2laf @9:03 l2l, hope you're well.
	9:21am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:23am bradford: ↳ love2laf @9:03 Greetings l2l!
	9:24am bnowb: ↳ Trouble @9:12 brilliant photo atop page
	9:26am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:03 morning L2L
	9:28am Faye: 🖤🖤🖤
	9:29am Russo: Love this Hiroshi Y track...discovered that album on YouTube somehow a few years back...really good anti-anxiety ambient record...
	9:30am captain beef fart: ↳ Song: "green shower" by "hiroshi yoshimura" love this. Can't wait to get the reissue.
	9:30am Daniel Donuts: Just spotted a fellow FMU friend on the road. Rock on friend !
	9:30am love2laf: I think it was most likely recommended here, I read Horse by Geraldine Brooks. Finished it 5 days ago, and my heart is still shattered. Excellent read, unflinching and beautiful. Thanks for all the hellos, working out some neighbour contractor issues here, frustrating and rude, but will persevere.
	9:32am winston legthigh: ↳ love2laf @9:30 contractors are all too often hard to deal with. sometimes i think they forget who is paying them and keeping them in business. good luck.
	9:33am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:30 they are making too much noise?
	9:34am Mike W.: Wyatt/Watt ‘24
	9:35am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Lurking here, waiting to cause trouble....
	9:36am Chris Hiatt: My cat finally let me get up to come over here to the keyboard to wish you all Good Morning.
	9:36am ∫ydniuß: 🌅 twas gorgeous with magenta and periwinkle
	9:36am unpopularfred: dawn is at a somewhat more convenient hour this time of year
	9:36am Mxter Baba: hello, Trouble and all! Rising with the sun here in SF!
	9:37am love2laf: ↳ Robm @9:33 They are my neighbour's contractors and they are freely making use of my driveway as a massive truck turnaround. I like to be neighbourly, but we just had the driveway regravelled, and it's all feeling rather like money thrown away. Contacted my neighbours, who were extremely apologetic yesterday, and yet today, my driveway has been plowed by the same contractors, not my plow person.
	9:40am TDK60: ↳ Song: "galaxy in satchinanda" by "alice coltrane" Need this. Damnit.
	9:40am Zip7: Good mornng Troubled modernists! Just back from a walk in the woods with Zipperdawg. He sure had the zoomies -- must be the cold
	9:40am maurer: love love love alice! such a unique recording! thanks for spinning!
	9:41am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:37 ouch and you really don’t want the police involved?
	9:41am Handy Haversack: ↳ love2laf @9:30 I'm reading China Miéville's discursus on /The Communist Manifesto/, and there's a lot of grim nodding going on.
	9:41am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ahhhhhh. opening set coincided almost perfectly with a 30-min yoga video. and it was the right mood. thanks, trouble!
	9:41am Mxter Baba: ↳ TDK60 @9:40 yes, indeed! hello TDK60kins!
	9:42am gauche knee: Hearing Eki Shola’s “opening” & seeing Hatoum’s photo…then followed by that exquisite 1st set…what a warm landing space for our collective grief & hope. 🙏🏾
	9:43am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:41 Reread that recently and was struck by Marx's awe at the destructive power of the bourgeoisie
	9:44am love2laf: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:41 Honestly, keep thinking about one of the closing scenes, and I just start sobbing again, not because it was shocking, but because it wasn't. @Robm bad gas travels fast in a small town. No police, must do the polite neighbours in the woods thing. Had the contractors asked for permission, we could have discussed them fixing the damage their heavy equipment would cause, still hoping to get to that place.
	9:45am Handy Haversack: ↳ Zip7 @9:43 Yeah, there's a little bit of falling for the enemy's glamor in there, that's for sure -- but then just a few years later, they would spurn the proletariat so hard and race back to the feudal and capitalist master class when the 1848 revolutions scared them that I think it really tempered his belief in their power.
	9:47am Robm: ↳ love2laf @9:44 know all about being polite neighbor thing, hope it stays that way with you
	9:51am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "left alone" by "abbey lincoln" enjoying this
	9:52am TDK60: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:41 Hi Mxter B.
	9:57am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "pardise garden" by "sonic mud" funny, this doesn't sound muddy at all
	9:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:45 "Even within such paragraphs ["provid[ing] so unrestrained a paean to the revolutionary nature and Promethean power of the bourgeoisie"], the admiration is ambivalent. But admiration it is. This respect for the bourgeoisie stems, in the words of Michael Löwy, from an 'insufficiently critical stance in regard to modern bourgeois/industrial civilization.' The encomia to the destroyer of all feudal bonds would ring hollow just a months after its appearance, as those destroyers scurried to the safety of those very bonds." None of which at all invalidates the conclusions, exhortations, or diagnoses of the Manifesto -- just does serve to locate it in its own moment in addition to all it continues to have to say to the present condition of the world.
	9:59am Charles in Chicago: ↳ love2laf @9:30 Modern World Book List (hasn't been updated in ages) docs.google.com...
	9:59am gauche knee: A wonderful collab written by Billie Holiday & Mal Waldron, sadly she passed before getting to record but Abbey Lincoln did it justice.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:57 just a *few months after its appearance
	10:00am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:57 Yes . . . "all that is solid melts into air.' Also the title of Marshall Berman's wonderful book, which I used as a textbook for nearly three decades
	10:01am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Zip7 @10:00 That one was a text for that one history class I took in college... good book
	10:10am pwrmnstr: Thank you trouble!
	10:11am disco_nap_: I came here to say: Preach, Trouble!!
	10:11am Mike W.: gm chrysler this is the best radio show, and we deserve every bit of it
	10:11am Carmen: Thanks for talking about the congressional hearings. And the connection between diminishing the importance of art and expression because it is not “productive”
	10:11am TDK60: Happy 95th birthday to Noam Chomsky.
	10:11am jan: Looking at the Turner Prize award winners work, it continues the genre of cluttering up a (gallery) space with a jumble of non traditional art objects. Nothing exceeds like excess! I did not know that the artist also ticked off the identity box, but it's not unexpected, so I should have looked at that, instead of just looking at the art, which is, afterall, of the visual variety,
	10:11am Handy Haversack: ↳ Zip7 @10:00 Another passage that really struck me: "Obviously, too, for all such 'prophetic' insight, the specifics of capitalism are not static. The changes in the system since the /Manifesto/ was written are vast: the growth in importance of telecommunications, logistics[,] and data technology, the incredible acceleration of flows of commodities and data. But seeing this as evidence of the outdatedness of the /Manifesto/ would be to focus on the changes -- epochal as they certainly are -- in the surface level of specifics, rather than the continuities on the basis of the fundamental dynamics with which the /Manifesto/ is concerned. Those are profit-extraction by a minority, through the exploitation of the labor of a majority, in the context of competitive accumulation. On that basis, in fact, as Jodi Dean puts it in her introduction to the /Manifesto/, its 'description of capitalist society is more accurate today than when it was written. The world in the twenty-first century is entirely subsumed by capitalism. The capitalist system is global. Competition, crises, and precarity condition the lives of and futures of everyone on earth.'" In other words: what Trouble said.
	10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "return of Dr X" by "UB40" Anyone else felt for a second that Fabio's "Mr. Giant Man" was starting up?
	10:11am winston legthigh: "they" are banning everything "they" don't agree with, like or understand right here right now. power to the people trouble. ✊
	10:12am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:11 handy is way more coherent than I am before my second caffeine infusion.
	10:13am Clincher16": ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @10:11 Was eagerly anticipating a dub version.
	10:13am Brian in New Orleans: Great show... This may seem funny but growing up in the burbs of Boston and listening to and reading lyrics to Pink Floyd's "The Wall" made me aware of fascist tendencies...lol
	10:13am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:12 Ha! I'm just transcribing!
	10:14am Brian in New Orleans: Of course I was stoned and typed out all the lyrics from liner notes...good times
	10:14am sydniuß: first that sunrise, now SNOW ⛄️
	10:15am sydniuß: ↳ Brian in New Orleans @10:13 don’t let the worms in
	10:16am Russo: ↳ winston legthigh @10:11 Kind of like how Democrats/Liberals are banning/censoring the voices of people who have de-transitioned and want to share their experience with a public who is trying to indoctrinate children into its idealogies? #hypocrites
	10:16am Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... Just in time! Hey there!
	10:16am alan the painter: Good Morning/mooring Trouble, YouAre an Inspiration! Thank you for Sonic mud! some musicians my friends, if they remember the guy drawing/painting them from the audience. What a great performance to paint, them with ceramic instruments. Trouble you make Thursday great, thank you big!
	10:17am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ Russo @10:16 ...lol...tool.
	10:17am sydniuß: ↳ Russo @10:16 #strawman lies. shoo.
	10:17am davefromtoronto: ↳ jan @10:11 Testify!
	10:17am Steve Del Sol: Curtis Mayfield. Visionary!
	10:18am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ sydniuß @10:15 ...no dark sarcasm in the classrooms...
	10:18am Zip7: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:11 True that. I wonder if an avant-garde can still exist, given the virus-like ability of capitalism to co-opt everything. The mainstream/avant-garde binary no longer holds? I wonder if Situationism was the last avant-garde
	10:19am Hugo (NL): Trouble, the left Channel is broken
	10:19am Brian in New Orleans: ↳ Zip7 @10:18 I heard the Clash playing in a box store audio a long time ago...
	10:21am winston legthigh: who is they.
	10:21am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Trouble and Everyone.
	10:21am pwrmnstr: ↳ Zip7 @10:18 avant garde movements will always exist, even if they are not aware of the movements of the past. capitalism would have art be clean and monetized but there will always be pimples
	10:21am pwrmnstr: be a pimple
	10:21am devoid.davy: Thank you!
	10:22am pwrmnstr: omg i'm a rambling mess. need tea.
	10:22am davefromtoronto: ↳ Hugo (NL) @10:19 i thought that was a political statement lol
	10:22am Hugo (NL): Haha thans, that helps. Such an important message to broadcast
	10:22am Rick from SC: Loud and clear
	10:22am Chief Guy: No. Russo is correct.
	10:22am Steve Del Sol: It is corrected.
	10:22am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... I was in the other room making coffee and was kicking myself for missing the beginning-- this is perfect!
	10:23am Roberto: Was that Trouble's emergency mode voice? It sounded like Michele lol
	10:23am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Much better!
	10:23am Hugo (NL): Kinda ironic that the left couldn't hear it.
	10:23am oshiwoshi: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... suppose Pascal got it wrong and Hell is actually the default with no mitigation for good behaviour?
	10:23am Jacobs: Thought something was wrong with my stereo NOW WE ARE ROCKING thank you
	10:23am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Hugo (NL) @10:23 ha!
	10:24am rx "rexy" scabin: I know from that "mic break" that I do not want Trouble mad at me. Both my channels are working. I promise.
	10:24am Trouble: omg!so then you unscrew the cartridge and BLOW ON IT , yes that is the very technical fix it.... i hope. actually i just changed turntables so the next record i play will be the test
	10:25am Russo: Curtis speaks the truth
	10:26am Dan S: ↳ Trouble @10:24 Keep your fingers crossed.
	10:27am PKNY: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... Not only a great song, but the inspiration for the greatest LP hype sticker ever --> www.rootsvinylguide.com...
	10:28am The Oscar: ↳ PKNY @10:27 I want that on a shirt!
	10:28am unpopularfred: ↳ Song: "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" by "... the William Parker cover of this song is quite something as well
	10:28am love2laf: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:59 Thank you Charles, added mine as it was not on the list, but I think it was recently talked about. Will have to check out more of these books on the list.
	10:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ TDK60 @10:11 Noam Chomsky stopped shaving and he looks like an Old Testament prophet now
	10:28am Hugo (NL): All good
	10:29am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "stars starve, you know" by "betty davis" hard AF
	10:29am Santos L Halper: Betty!
	10:29am tom tom the pipers son: here's that shrinking violet betty davis
	10:29am sydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:29 she needs to come out of her shell
	10:29am Brian in New Orleans: Miles tried to boss her around ...we saw how that worked out
	10:30am pwrmnstr: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:28 he's over 90 - he has no business holding a sharp object near his neck
	10:30am Santos L Halper: So glad they re-reissued these…(now only missing the Columbia Years)
	10:30am PKNY: ↳ The Oscar @10:28 They're out there! www.sacredbonesrecords.com...
	10:31am Russo: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:30 #ageism
	10:31am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:30 Oh sure. It's just amazing what a difference a big white beard makes. Like present-day David Letterman - or Doug McCombs
	10:31am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @10:31 You misunderstand me.
	10:32am Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: TROUBLE!!!!! SO good to hear your show this morning!!!
	10:33am Charles in Chicago: ↳ PKNY @10:30 Excellent stocking-stuffer
	10:33am maurer: betty davis! thanks for spinning!
	10:34am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @10:31 I just don't want him to hurt himself. My dad (85) developed a hand tremor in the past year or so and stopped using a razor for this exact reason.
	10:34am Trouble: merci @ listener jonny...
	10:34am tom tom the pipers son: but also so sad to see how even a spirit like betty davis' was defeated by the 'industry' otoh long live betty davis...
	10:34am pwrmnstr: Recognizing the physical frailty that comes with advanced age isn't the same as ageism.
	10:35am Clincher16": ↳ pwrmnstr @10:34 Hear here!
	10:37am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "A Brand New Wayo" by "mixed grill" sounds like 'born under punches'
	10:37am maurer: short betty davis doc from a couple years back: youtu.be...
	10:38am Noir Lover: This set is as Duane Train would say "keeping it all the way funky".
	10:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ maurer @10:37 thx
	10:38am Robm: ↳ Brian in New Orleans @10:17 was thinking that but i try not to feed the trolls
	10:39am pwrmnstr: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:34 That being said... I think I need to get reading glasses or bifocals soon. If anyone has any thoughts on bifocals please let me know.
	10:40am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I feel like I walk into enough trees, buildings, and signposts as it is. If I were also trying to adjust which part of my glasses I look through? I think I'd manage to drown on dry land or something.
	10:41am rx "rexy" scabin: Fabulous set.
	10:41am Zip7: I found myself tripping on stairs with bifocals, but likely my own clumsiness
	10:41am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:40 if someone could please tell me why I went to the shed I’d be ever appreciative
	10:41am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:40 I'm super klutzy, so that's very helpful. Thanks Handy & Zip7!
	10:42am pwrmnstr: IT IS SNOWING
	10:42am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 having similar issues ...need to see ophlamologist(sp)because ny sells reading glasses over the counter only to power 2.75...
	10:43am Jason from Houston: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I have had readers for the past two years. Got a new pair of regular glasses about six months ago. I should have gotten them integrated. Taking readers and glasses off and on all day is total chaos.
	10:43am Spence in Baltimore: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:41 I got my first bifocals a few years back - glasses for 35 yrs - and you can definitely get used to it. I thought it would be a disaster but reading and screens are better now
	10:43am pwrmnstr: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:42 I just find myself taking off my regular glasses to read more and more often... and making a kind of "Cher" face whenever there's small print.
	10:43am Russo: What a track! Old school hip hop glory...
	10:44am PKNY: ↳ Song: "cars ( zulu club mix )" by "afrika & the zulu kings" Some Ice-T involvement on this track, according to the Discogs
	10:44am ∫ydniuß: I consider myself lucky, my nearsightedness went away, just stopped wearing them, vision’s better than ever
	10:44am Dan S: ↳ Song: "cars ( zulu club mix )" by "afrika & the zulu kings" Is this an anti-congestion pricing statement?
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:43 yes small print is ageist...ha!
	10:45am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I wear progressive lenses and I LOVE them. I was afraid it would take a long time to get used to but honestly it was like 2 hours
	10:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:44 eating carrots...;)
	10:45am Charles in Chicago: I never walk into trees, buildings or signposts.
	10:46am pwrmnstr: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I bought one of those rectangular magnifying glasses with a built in light... because I'm one of the cool kids.
	10:46am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:45 Progressive is like bifocals with a smooth transition instead of the line. They work great for me. I asked my optometrist "What if I don't get used to it?" and he sort of scoffed and said "You will". He was right.
	10:47am ∫ydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:45 I thank the anti-glaucoma agents I consume 🥳
	10:47am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:46 to tackle small print i double up on my reading glasses, it's absurd
	10:47am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:46 I have pretty standard presbyopia and a bit of astigmatism. No glaucoma though :-)
	10:47am Phillippe: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:39 I have progressives and didn't have much of an issue. There was an initial adjustment, and then there's a smaller adjustment when I get a new pair that is a different style, because the size of the areas of the different magnifications changes. If I go to my back-up pair (an older style) it takes me about 15 minutes or so to adjust
	10:47am pwrmnstr: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:47 doesn't help with astigmatism though :/
	10:48am Jason from Houston: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:46 I can't wait.
	10:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:47 can you share, if it's simple enough for a chatboard
	10:49am rx "rexy" scabin: @Jason from Houston you will look distinguished.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:46 HA! We were looking at one in the pharmacy just yesterday like, my god, this thing is GENIUS!
	10:49am Charles in Chicago: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:49 I think he means CANNABIS
	10:50am ∫ydniuß: mother nsture’s son
	10:50am Handy Haversack: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:47 I know. The astigmatism stigma is real!
	10:50am rx "rexy" scabin: @Charles in Chicago that's why my eyesight isn't getting worse?
	10:50am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:49 ah, i do not partake so i did not get it.....reeeaaalllyy!
	10:53am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:50 I started wearing hearing aids recently too. And I'm doing my best to destigmatize hearing aids. The fact that everybody walks around with earbuds these days helps a lot!
	10:53am Charles in Chicago: It's great being able to hear like a teenager again
	10:53am pwrmnstr: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:49 it's great! we got it specifically for this thingy, but I use it all the time now: www.instagram.com...
	10:54am Charles in Chicago: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:53 Compact OED didn't come with the magnifying glass? Or did that one just lack a light?
	10:54am rx "rexy" scabin: @Charles in Chicago does that mean that adult voices are inaudible or sound like yelling?
	10:55am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:53 Maybe I'll look into necking aids ...
	10:55am ?: Michael Jackson's drummer is absolutely astounding. Smooth Criiminal: https://www.drumeo.com/beat/jonathan-sugarfoot-moffett-drum-lessons/
	10:55am ∫ydniuß: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:54 …or “Peanuts” adults
	10:56am Jason from Houston: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:49 I look like a fool right now with pairs of readers hanging out all over the place.
	10:56am Charles in Chicago: ↳ ∫ydniuß @10:55 I said "Teenager" not "Cartoon eight-year-old!" :-)
	10:57am winston legthigh: gotta get back to business. thanks trouble and all!
	10:57am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Jason from Houston @10:56 I lose things constantly and I went for the progressives b/c I knew if I was switching glasses all the time I'd lose them.
	10:57am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:56 I think I use hearing people as wa wa wa waa as a defense mechism sometimes… 😳
	10:57am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Chipko Chipko" by "Asha Puthli" Chipko, are you okay?
	10:57am Peter Stastny: Trouble, your show and your attitude really made my day wish I could hire you for my 75Th birthday party thanks oeter
	10:57am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:57 I think he means CANNABIS
	10:57am love2laf: ↳ pwrmnstr @10:43 Most people can adjust to bifocals, I did fairly well. But I still prefer to take them off for walking out of doors, and putting on readers as needed. That said, I've had cataract surgery, so my distance vision is pretty bang on.
	10:58am pwrmnstr: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:54 it was missing - for a free score from the laundry room I'm not complaining.
	10:59am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:57 ask your doctor if CANNABIS is right for you
	10:59am Jason from Houston: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:57 Mine usually just fall out of my shirt pocket while doing yard work. Or leaning over to pull something from a hot oven... LOL
	10:59am pot8o: hi everyone! glad i'm finally able to catch this show live
	10:59am rx "rexy" scabin: @Jason from Houston get one of those cool chains to attach them to. I am at that age.
	10:59am pwrmnstr: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @10:59 I came here to say this :D
	11:00am love2laf: ↳ love2laf @10:57 Sorry, progressives, always say bifocals, and I mean progressives.
	11:00am moniker lou wink’ski: Chipko Chipko by Asha Puthli - this is actually really quite weird !!! Ha !
	11:00am Handy Haversack: ↳ pot8o @10:59 Morning, spuds.
	11:01am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" This comp and Vol 1 are both pretty cool!
	11:01am gauche knee: Keeping my light in my window 🕯️so everyone can see me dancing to Asha Puthli! Stoked shes getting more love lately.
	11:01am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:57 :-)
	11:02am moniker lou wink’ski: ¿ Was that Chipko barrowed from a MJackson riff ? Or sumpin else ?
	11:02am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" sort of sound s like spanish is not singers first language
	11:02am Roberto: ↳ Song: "extiende tus brazos" by "los stop" Yeah I don't think they actually sang the title in the song.
	11:02am Phillippe: ↳ Jason from Houston @10:59 I have one of those rubber eyeglass retainers that I've started wearing all the time. I look kind of dorky wearing it when dressed up, but oh well. After I lost a pair of glasses while kayaking, this seemed to be the way to go
	11:04am T in Diego: At least they didn't call it "sukiyaki".
	11:04am duvignau: spread your arms - a bit more romantic
	11:05am duvignau: saludos trouble soy tu fan ✨❤️
	11:05am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:02 I did that a few years ago!!! My old glasses were always falling off my face! Love the rubber strap.
	11:05am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:02 Also! That look is the best.
	11:06am Handy Haversack: I don't know if I can handle the power of Betty Davis! But I sure like trying!
	11:06am The Oscar: One of the great joys in life is playing Betty Davis for someone who's never heard her before. The most common response I've found is "This is... WEIRD!"
	11:06am moniker lou wink’ski: “no me dejas” by La Playa Sextet : ‘Boogaloo Pow Wow’ (V/A) =🔥 Hot trax (super!)
	11:08am Trouble: bccls.libcal.com... garden state jazz greats, dec 13, Joe PAss
	11:08am Charles in Chicago: Love Joe Pass!
	11:10am Charles in Chicago: His album with Oscar Peterson and Roy Brown is amazing. And I love the cheapo black and white cover ... when you see one like this at the record store, snatch it up! www.discogs.com...
	11:11am ∫ydniuß: ↳ The Oscar @11:06 too wild… for Miles? I’ve wondered.
	11:11am Mick: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:08 Joe Pass is amazing. The couple Hoboken library NJ jazz talks I've been to have been great
	11:12am Phillippe: ↳ Jason from Houston @11:05 I like the silicone kind that you insert the tip of the earpieces into, as opposed to ones that run loose over the rails. I find that extra thickness helps keep the glasses in place better as well.
	11:15am dork with a fork: - anybody able to recall what track that Asha Puthli “chipko2” was riffing from ? It’s an 80s throwback hit, i believe.
	11:15am Handy Haversack: ↳ Phillippe @11:12 I somehow rather frequently manage to punch my own glasses off my face. I worry I might be a bully.
	11:16am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:11 in some ways a contrast between betty davis and cicely tyson personality-wise
	11:17am Mick: ↳ dork with a fork @11:15 MJ's Smooth Criminal, I think
	11:17am ∫ydniuß: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:16 true dat
	11:19am Handy Haversack: ↳ Mick @11:17 Hey, Mick. Good to see you.
	11:19am ?: Betty Davis (née Mabry) is also on the cover of Miles Davis' album Filles de Kilimanjaro.
	11:21am spodiodi: good morning, Trouble and all!
	11:21am Mick: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:19 Hi Handy - it's been a minute. Have been tending to Cory's recovery (which is going mostly very well). I trust you're feeling better than you were Thanksgiving week?
	11:21am ∫ydniuß: ↳ spodiodi @11:21 I trust the squirrels are rested
	11:22am ∫ydniuß: ours are fat from sunflower seeds
	11:22am Philip: good trouble
	11:23am 🛎️ 🛎️ 🛎️: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:15 ding ding ding - first true chuckle of the day!😆 thanks for that. Been there done that. ✌️
	11:24am Failure of commenting: wow thanks for this maurice deebank track! Huge felt head but didn't know this record existed
	11:24am Handy Haversack: ↳ Mick @11:21 I am very glad the recovery is coming along! That's great news. I'm all recovered, thanks! Which is good as we've been taking it on the chin a little this past week. Hoping to make it to the break and get a little space, but it's tough sledding.
	11:24am spodiodi: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:21 i'm not sure if that squirrel is alive... he's been just laying there for weeks
	11:25am ∫ydniuß: ↳ spodiodi @11:24 I’ll feed it into that SVG-> animation thingy, he’ll be fine
	11:26am Jason from Houston: ↳ Phillippe @11:12 Yep! Those are the ones. Fully approved.
	11:27am spodiodi: not sure what that is, but any help is appreciated. thank you :-B
	11:28am T in Diego: Trouble is slammin' em this mornung!
	11:29am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "welcome to my alibi" by "exek" interesting...it seems singer not putting much effort in...interesting
	11:29am Russo: pinecones for breakfast today
	11:30am Peter in SEA: Bonjour Trouble and Thursday people, the atmospheric river continues to flow out here in the PNW! These tunes are helping to dry me out though!
	11:30am Noir Lover: ↳ Song: "Derradeira Primavera" by "nara leao" Love Nara
	11:33am dork with a fork: ↳ Mick @11:17 ding ding ding, super thanks Mick! Indeed, riff was from MJ’s BAD 1987. That was gonna drive me nuts-o all day until I recalled it. Muchas Gracias 👏 🙇 🙏
	11:35am AB in Catskill: Hi Trouble - your talk with Midori sounds amazing. She is such an awesome curator! I wanted to toss out there that a new exhibition of Carolee Schneemann's works is now on view at P.P.O.W in Tribeca - called "Of Course you Can/Don't you dare" which concentrates on works the Schneemann created to challenge her male contemporaries like Stan Brakhage.
	11:35am pwrmnstr: ↳ Russo @11:29 put a fried egg on em... good fiber
	11:39am Joe R.: I don’t know that we often consider how lucky we are to be able to hear voices and see moving images from over a hundred years ago (the Caribbean selection reminded me of this)
	11:39am AB in Catskill: Brava! Thanks Trouble! I was privileged to work on the show and know Carolee when she was alive. Thank you for the shout out and speaking about this amazing women that get overlooked!
	11:39am Brian in New Orleans: John Lennon broke up Fluxus...
	11:40am Russo: ↳ Joe R. @11:39 well said, that was such a lovely track, i def need to listen to this on bandcamp...reminds me a little of folkways stuff Bob Brainen plays from Uganda, not in sounds, but in spirit
	11:40am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Trouble, do you have a link to the show you just mentioned? (Ono, Fluxus, etc.)? Or was it a book? I missed the first part of that chatter.
	11:41am Trouble: japan society @ listener Bryan
	11:42am rx "rexy" scabin: Thank you, Trouble for the excellent show. I must "go to" an online meeting after this dub.
	11:42am Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Trouble @11:41 TY!! 🙏
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @11:42 trouble will have curator on in 2 wks
	11:45am common: scritti!
	11:45am Trouble: YESSS! @ joe R!
	11:45am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" w/ first notes was anticipating steve reich... ha!
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Some nice stuff in the store right now: wfmu.store
	11:47am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 †woofer not included
	11:47am Roberto: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" This is everything nice.
	11:47am Mick: ↳ dork with a fork @11:33 ain't no thing!
	11:48am Handy Haversack: ↳ ∫ydniuß @11:47 Such a good-looking dog, that Bruce. Just melts you.
	11:48am Jason from Houston: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:46 Ugh. I feel like such a dum dum for not getting one of those Sonic Youth shirts.
	11:49am Jack McGuire: ↳ Song: "sugar and spice" by "scritti politti" The transition from early Scritti to this is a thing to behold.
	11:49am Mick: ↳ AB in Catskill @11:35 That sounds fab! Will try to get to that (and the Fluxus show at Japan Society)
	11:50am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 I've never understood this band one bit.
	11:51am ∫ydniuß: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:50 Gödel warned us about this!
	11:51am oshiwoshi: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 does early include sweetest girl?
	11:51am Brian in New Orleans: Nice falsetto... like the Congos
	11:51am Handy Haversack: ↳ Jason from Houston @11:48 Scroll down! They still haves 'em!
	11:52am Handy Haversack: Many thanks, Trouble! This really flew past. Hypothesis: Alice Coltrane unstuck us in time in the best way. Good chatting, youse. Stay Troubled.
	11:52am Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:15 common problem, mate
	11:53am Yes: <333
	11:54am spodiodi: thanks, Trouble!
	11:54am ∫ydniuß: thanks be to Dub & Trouble!
	11:54am Brian in New York: ...peace out...
	11:54am Zip7: Thanks for another three-hour tour, Trouble! It flew by. Peace, Love and Soul Power, everyone!
	11:55am northguineahills: thanks trouble!
	11:55am chresti: Thanks and praises, Trouble!
	11:55am tom tom the pipers son: thanks trouble...
	11:55am Phillippe: thanks trouble!
	11:55am bradford: Thanks as always, trouble!
	11:55am Philip: god. I love this song.
	11:55am pot8o: thanks trouble! have a great week everyone!
	11:57am Tara: I LOVE YOUR SHOW
	11:58am Trouble: gracias@ tara!
	11:58am spacecadet: ↳ Song: "i'd rather be an old man's sweetheart (than a you... oooo - we got a WFMU hit, someone played this yesterday too!
	11:58am Trouble: see you next week! thanks for sitting in
	11:59am dreamyandseedy: ↳ Song: "i'd rather be an old man's sweetheart (than a you... tell it Candi!! thank you Trouble!
	11:59am eriko-vert: ↳ AB in Catskill @11:35 Oh Shneemann is a wild worthy artist (alive dance & on film forever !)
	12:00pm oshiwoshi: There is a link between Hollie Cook & Candi Staton
	12:00pm Andrea: thank you again, Trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Trouble!
	12:02pm maurer: thanks for the great show trouble!
	12:51pm eriko-vert: ↳ Jack McGuire @11:49 Yea - I way preferred early years scritti politti … yet some of the mid-latter really works ! - provision , imo , is their least successful album. Kinda obsessed with all the 12” mixes from the Cupid & Psyche period .

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from December 7, 2023

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