WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:02am common: hey, trouble! happy thursday, all!
	9:02am Jim the Poet: Good morning. Looking forward to the show.
	9:02am unpopularfred: Salut!
	9:05am Trouble: good morning thursday people! lots of crazy bad shit in the news, feeling a little over whelmed with the stupidity.
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Hi, Trouble! Hi, all the Troubled!
	9:06am Trouble: good morning @jim the poet. welcome aboard!
	9:06am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: morning trouble… grüße aus dem home office…
	9:07am Really Lisa: Good morning Trouble and all.
	9:07am Peter in SEA: G'morning Trouble and Modern world, yeah pretty awful....but that Emma Amos print is gorgeous...
	9:07am tiago: indeed, happiness is gone... for the moment, I hope
	9:08am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: too bad that covid doesnt just kill stupid presidents…
	9:08am tak: aiiin
	9:09am tiago: haven't tunes in for a while and get immediately two songs that take me back to my childhood
	9:09am Irene Trudel: Ooh, I love that Charlie Haden "Dialogues" album! Good day to you, Trouble and everyone listening to the Modern World.
	9:10am Malcolm: hello trouble and fellow woofmoo-ers
	9:11am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Trouble! Beautiful!
	9:11am ?: Hello Trouble! love your show! but just a quick fix: its not only charlie haden, it's Carlos Paredes & Charlie Haden ;)
	9:12am Trouble: hola irene, bueno peter!
	9:12am listener 126464: Hi Trouble, everybody. Thanks for Caetano.
	9:13am Trouble: thank you @?; the music is all in digital files and i sometimes lose all the info. hate that, glad to be corrected
	9:15am Mark R: Jim, are you the same guy that was on at 3-6 this morning?
	9:15am TDK60: Morning Trouble.
	9:17am Stinky: Happy Thursday!
	9:17am melinda: Good morning Trouble and Moderneers
	9:21am Richie Dubs: Love the Carlos and Charlie! Wow!
	9:24am Mike & Dusty: with Trouble
	9:25am Jim the Poet: @MarkR yes
	9:28am melinda: I slept on a mat on the floor last night thinking it might be more comfortable than my hot upstairs bedroom but I'm not sure it was. Ugh, summer is nigh.
	9:29am TDK60: Melinda, I really have enjoyed the cool spring we've had in NYC/NJ until about now..
	9:30am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers...
	9:30am Handy Haversack: Agreed, TDK. It's been a rare boon. Not looking forward to the heat.
	9:31am meredith: morning all in Trouble land! Waiting for the 17 year cicadas here in NC
	9:32am Jim the Poet: I love Rhode Island! Stuffies and Del's!
	9:32am TDK60: Trouble, this is my 80th day not working, my 12th week home.
	9:33am WoodsOfNH: The wife's family is from Middletown. I've eaten a _lot_ of seafood down there!
	9:33am Adrian in London: I set an alarm to remind me to listen to the show, cos I don't know what day it is anymore, and when the alarm went off I picked up my phone and started saying: "Hello? Hello?" So hello from London lockdown.
	9:33am Martinibomb: Don't apologize for using digital files. My question: Is music less authentic if it's not on vinyl?
	9:33am TDK60: London? London? Come in...
	9:33am Mike & Dusty: what if it wasn’t criticism but joyous all-in-this-together-ism
	9:34am Martinibomb: great bass line
	9:34am Ruby from Amherst: LONDON is calling...
	9:36am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb decades of anecdotal evidence (some of it personal) indicates that, yes, in certain contexts. I don’t think this is one of them though! Radio’s varied inherent illusions are what I’ve signed up for. Especially Thursdays 9-noon NYC time.
	9:36am Trouble: @woods of NH then no doubt you have eaten at FLO's the fab local seafood shack in middletown and portsmouth RI. and perhaps you too have eaten there@Jim the poet?
	9:37am Trouble: hello Adrian! stay well!
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Thanks for sharing Emma Amos' story.
	9:38am Adrian in London: @Trouble My plan of being Stephen Tennant and never leaving the house again will serve me well, I feel.
	9:39am Mike & Dusty: also @Trouble you could line up some vinyl you might have played and if the song is on yootube you could [cough ahem] rip it with ytmp3.cc... usually gives at least 192mb mp3
	9:39am Mike & Dusty: though that is definitely something i have not done myself
	9:40am Mike & Dusty: cough ahem
	9:40am Martinibomb: @Mike&Dusty thanks for reminding me about context - that's exactly it
	9:40am WoodsOfNH: @Trouble Yes, I think I have! Also, many years ago, we ate up at a place called The Liberal Club in (maybe?) Fall River? Pretty sure I was the only actual liberal in that place!
	9:41am Trouble: No apologies because it's digital, @martini bomb, it's all good. My apology is that i am limited to only digital and i have a lot of music i wish i could play that is on vinyl. btw we have been ripping things from the world of music, lots of time spent doing that. sigh, still not enough
	9:42am Martinibomb: @Mike & D I vinyl seems expensive for some musicians to produce. So I struggle with how to play their work in the context of vinyl. U know what I mean?
	9:43am Trouble: never heard of the liberal club, sounds great. FAll river is quite a crazy run down place. the factories moving south and abroad really wiped out fall river's majesty, sorry to say
	9:44am WoodsOfNH: True of SO many New England towns. When I was a kid in Maine there were so many towns based on mills, most of which are gone now.
	9:44am Martinibomb: ^I hear ya on the vinyl Trouble :-) U kinda touched on a subject I think about..
	9:46am waters7: Hello baby! and all! Happy Thursday, I think.
	9:48am Trouble: bonjour@emilly!
	9:49am Handy Haversack: Listener Woo tells me that Mike's Kitchen in Cranston (? Warwick?) is still a going concern! That place was amazing.
	9:50am Trouble: what?? @handy haversack. mike died and I heard that it closed...my sister lives near where it was (is?) in cranston, on the 'guido' side as we called it in my youth.
	9:51am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb Yeah, totally, i think things have changed, and i’ve seen some DJs in club contexts using digital and still just flat-out ruling. For me part of the context is that I was a kid in the ’70s, so for me everything start(ed) with vinyl being What Music Looked Like. But i’ve used an iPod when DJing for songs that were just never on vinyl. The song’s the thing, ultimately. (so decree i, powerless ape-thing of the 21st century.)
	9:51am Colleen: This is so good...
	9:51am StringOFperils: Hi, good morning every last one...of....YOU!
	9:52am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb ...and due to finances and physical space issues, most of my music purchasing right now happens through Bandcamp.
	9:53am dano59: I’m in the same boat making radio sets. Tons of physical media all around me but unable to hook up properly to make it sound good into the laptop and Audacity. Only mp3s is really not me, there’s less flow. Not enough groove.
	9:54am TDK60: Tapes are superior, of course.
	9:54am Trouble: @handy: i have a cook book " cucina simpatica" from the legendary Al forno restaturant in providenc ethat talks about mike's influence on their cooking. includes a recipe for mike's polenta: Fantastico!! that cook book is a primer, still available on line pretty cheap, used and newer editions
	9:55am Doug in JC: @Handy Bah, looks like one of our hawk chicks didn't make it
	9:55am Trouble: Cucina simpatica by johanne killeen & george germon
	9:55am Glorious Estephonic: sending peace and love and light <3
	9:57am Peter in SEA: @trouble Ahhh....polenta...is there a way to not be chained to the stove for an hour? (although if you've gotta be chained to something...;-)
	9:57am judy from croton: Apropos of nothing (and everything): great new book out, Entangled Life, by Merlin Sheldrake. About fungi, reviewed in NYTimes today
	9:59am Trouble: yes @ peter in seattle. andy has a great method that doesn't take very long at all. will send you the recipe...
	9:59am Trouble: good morning@glorios, sounds cool @ judy in croton!
	9:59am Doug in JC: Polenta works in a rice cooker
	9:59am Martinibomb: @Mike&Dusty thanks for the input on that. Kinda helps me know what I think about the subject a little better
	10:01am Peter in SEA: @trouble !!! Grazie mille! :-)
	10:02am TDK60: Morning Martini. You're up early, eh?
	10:03am Handy Haversack: Wow, @Trouble, that's fantastic. Good to know! @Doug, gah, that sucks. Sorry to hear it. It often seems hard to extract good news out of anything these days.
	10:07am Doug in JC: @Handy it's a rare season with no mortality. Good news: the other two are ok
	10:07am Itzall Hear: Good morning Trouble and the singing birds of joy!
	10:08am Doug in JC: I've been reading every night before bed, just to escape this reality for a little bit
	10:09am Martinibomb: @TDK hey! Yeh I'm an early riser + trying out a new work schedule this week
	10:10am Ruby from Amherst: @Doug in JC: any good reading you recommend?
	10:10am thatpatsmith: Marguerite Yourcenar, The Abyss (L'Oeuvre au Noir) plague times in 16th C Flanders
	10:10am Itzall Hear: Dear Trouble, may I suggest "The Magnetic Girl" by Jessica Handler. I believe that is one you would enjoy.
	10:11am Handy Haversack: Reading _Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2019_, edited by Carmen Maria Machado. Trying to remind myself that I'm projecting and the stories are not predicting the current situation. Also some gaming stuff: Electric Bastionland came from the UK, and I read it on Memorial Day. Recently finished Liz Phair's memoir. And before that _Beneath the Rising_ by Premee Mohammad, which I think I have mentioned on the show before (a decolonizing-Lovecraft coming-of-age thriller horror romp; excellent).
	10:11am lukavino: this typewriter jam used to be played every weekeday on a drivetime UK radio program a coworker i sat in close proximity to would listen to religiously. it is seared into my psyche.
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: Yeah! This is one of my favorites! I think you can see it in the fantastic Merchant/Ivory "Bombay Talkie"
	10:12am Doug in JC: @Ruby "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" by Olga Tokarczuk was great. "The Master and Margarita", which I'd never read before. "The Wind Up Bird Chronicle" by Murakami.
	10:12am thatpatsmith: The Spirit of Science Fiction, Roberto Bolano
	10:13am Doug in JC: @Handy you'd like Drive Your Plow etc. It's about animals fighting back
	10:13am Handy Haversack: _Master and Margarita_ is so good.
	10:13am thatpatsmith: Lucy Ellman, Ducks, Newburyport
	10:14am Adrian in London: @Trouble When I was a newspaper reporter Dungeness was part of my patch and I covered Derek Jarman's funeral. I still have the order of service somewhere. Neil Tennant and Jon Savage attended, as did the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
	10:14am thatpatsmith: Love Master and Margarita!
	10:15am Doug in JC: It was weird reading a fun Russian novel!
	10:15am Webhamster Henry: Check out the Russian TV version of "Master & Margarita". en.wikipedia.org...
	10:15am Trouble: wow@ adrian, that must have been a very memorable moment
	10:16am Peter in SEA: I'm telling everyone about David Markson's trilogy "This is Not a Novel and other Novels". A wonderful rabbit hole of references to classics, literature, music, disguised as a Un-novel or three.
	10:16am Passaic River Blues: Yeah, props for "The Master and Margarita," too. The Lucy Ellmann and Merlin Sheldrake books sound intriguing.
	10:16am Adrian in London: Doug in JC Drive/Plough is great. I thought it might be hard going, cos of the title, but it was really enjoyable. I can recommend The Discomfort of Evening by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld. It's disturbing but good.
	10:17am Handy Haversack: @Doug, it's in stock at my local bookstore (also your local bookstore!), so I will add it to my next order from them. If you want another fun Russian novel, Petersburg by Bely is great. Also, the Strugatsky brothers have been getting nice new editions of their novels. Roadside Picnic (what Stalker was based on) is fantastic.
	10:18am Itzall Hear: Well, white men should HAVE TO BE black men too, to even gain a micron of understanding what that means in 2020 United States of Dystopia.
	10:18am TDK60: I'm reading the old-fashioned "Cider With Rosie" by Laurie Lee.
	10:18am karlward: I'm finally reading Paterson by William Carlos Williams.
	10:18am Adrian in London: @Trouble It was. That whole area is… strange. I once did a front-page story about how people claimed one of the last Czar of Russia's children had escaped the massacre and settled in Romney Marsh. (Upshot: no she didn't!)
	10:18am Passaic River Blues: @Handy: you're right, Andrei Bely is the perfect companion for Bulgakov.
	10:19am Really Lisa: Here I am to bring the room down. I am reading a book gifted to me last month. Grief Day by Day. I'll return to the back of the room, just listening.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: Like a stopped clock, PRB, I have to get something right every once in a while. @Trouble, did I ever tell you I worked at Fellini in Fox Point the summer I lived in Providence?
	10:23am Ike: I'm listening to "Sabriel" by Garth Nix, read by Tim Curry. Tim Curry is, of course, excellent. Back in the day I loved Bulgakov, but even as a student of Russian lit, Andrei Bely's "Petersburg" was too much for me. Too obtuse and too many interior monologues even for a Russian novel!
	10:23am Trouble: yes@ handy you did. i never ate there. i was a caserta's gal, but i did live in fox point for a longggg time.
	10:24am TDK60: Señora Sumac rocks out! Didn't know.
	10:26am judy from croton: Yma, you go, grrrll! One more thing to love about fmu: discovering Yma Sumac
	10:27am Handy Haversack: I sent your cookbook info to one of my friends who lived in FP for years and whom I really became close to that summer. He's stranded in the UK these days. He immediately ordered it. Mike's Kitchen memories are powerful things!
	10:27am Woo: Mike's Kitchen in Cranston is indeed still going. I ate there twice last September. Mike died but he arranged for things to continue upon his passing so it's still great. I left Rhode Island 30 years ago but still go there on vacation every year because it's the Ocean State.
	10:28am Dave from Brooklyn: Trippin balls with Trouble!
	10:28am TDK60: Oh, those German hippies.
	10:28am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and everybody. Happy face emojis to all!
	10:28am βrian: So what's for lunch?
	10:29am Handy Haversack: That makes me so glad, Woo.
	10:30am Trouble: wow@ woo, that is good news! thanks!
	10:31am Jeffrey Davison: Just joining you all...greetings! All hail Trouble!
	10:33am Trouble: good morning jeffrey! happy to see you on the insta!
	10:33am Woo: Was there talk of Fall River earlier? A few years ago we drove there to see Jonathan Richman and Vic Chesnutt at the Narrows Center. We got lost and actually asked people on the street for directions. That was interesting and not helpful. Then we realized we had phones. It was a great show.
	10:35am emily: I love William Onyeabor so much.
	10:35am Trouble: yes fall river was mentioned, and i forgot to recommend Portugalia! sort of like a portuguese Eataly, really great portuguese food and wine.
	10:39am thedunkel: Happy Ears!
	10:41am Itzall Hear: Trouble, I am skanking at my (remote-working) desk!!!
	10:41am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Sweet tunes,been listenings.Experiencing some comment fatigue symptoms...Keep it Freeform.Chirps from BK.
	10:44am βrian: These skank-up desks are ergonomically beneficial.
	10:45am listener 126464: So good!
	10:45am JakeGould: Hey Trouble! Sharing what we’re reading? I’m finally actually reading the works of Pablo Neruda and William Carlos Williams. Lots of good and cheap editions of their New Directions paperbacks are available for for cheap on eBay.
	10:45am Glorious Estephonic: praise jah and trouble !
	10:46am Yes: hi friends
	10:46am Crei6hton: Morning
	10:47am Mark R: Your mellow chill vibe is the perfect accompaniment to the gloomy and humid atmosphere in north Jersey this morning.
	10:47am βrian: Which reminds me that I need to shop for a Red Wheelbarrow.
	10:48am Trouble: merci @ mark r, @glorious!
	10:49am JakeGould: @JimthePoet: Someone on a playlist recently said that William Carlos Williams is an “utterly stupid” poet. @βrian: Make sure it’s not glazed with rainwater; will get it rusty.
	10:49am Mark R: I'm trying to remember the title of the great book I'm reading, something Underworld, the connecting thread between all these stories being trees. Help me, somebody (as James Brown said).
	10:50am βrian: We have chickens standing by, @JakeGould.
	10:50am JakeGould: That’s some deep edgy nonsense saying William Carlos Williams is “utterly stupid.” Wonder if they write for Pitchfork?
	10:51am JakeGould: @βrian: I think so much more depends on those chickens. A bunch of delicious yentas.
	10:51am Itzall Hear: Oh man- Pauline! Where is she now?!?
	10:53am Peter in SEA: Val: http://www.readysteadygirls.eu/val-mckenna/4523705881
	10:54am Peter in SEA: This is so great this Val McKenna!
	10:58am Jim the Poet: @jakegould I think WCW is pretty great
	11:00am emily: Lovely vibe today. So happy that you are you and that you create such a soundscape for us! If there is a heaven, it would sound something like this.
	11:00am mndave: Appreciate the sounds, @Trouble. Been a difficult few nights here and this helps
	11:01am Itzall Hear: Jim the Poet, WCW is alright but I do miss the glory days of the WWF. I mean, King Kong Bundy vs. Andre the Giant? Need I say more.
	11:01am JakeGould: @MNDave: Does the MN stand for Minneapolis?
	11:03am JakeGould: @ItzallHear: Yeah… William Carlos Williams was nothing more than a pencil neck geek… A grit eatin' freak… a scum suckin', pea head with a lousy physique… Who wrote lovingly about his wife and life.
	11:06am mndave: @JakeGould - yes. I'm safe, but it is a raw feeling here right now, understandably.
	11:07am Itzall Hear: As did George "The Animal" Steele, I might add, in between mouths-full of chewn turnbuckles.
	11:08am JakeGould: @mndave: Well, be safe. I respect the emotions.
	11:09am Slaboch: Glad you enjoyed it as much as we did! Psyched to check out the Moog Micro Live videos! xox
	11:10am Trouble: william carlos williams is a fantastic writer! and he is nj's own. practiced medicine and wrote poems in Paterson nj. and ooops it was wendy carlos, suzanne ciani and john mills cockell from syrinx who visited robert moog in the same day
	11:12am JakeGould: @Trouble: I heard that and wanted to apologize for placing a similar name so close to the DJ break… As if I knew…
	11:13am Trouble: omg @jake : right? i am off caffeine since the crazy pandemic madness but maybe i shouldn't be...
	11:14am JakeGould: @Itzall: For you… so much depends upon a steel folding chair glazed with an opponent’s sweat beside the ringside announcers
	11:15am Mark R: Ha the book I'm trying to think of is The Overstory not the Understory.
	11:15am TDK60: I've heard that Williams was an influence on Allen Ginsberg.
	11:15am Mark R: Well he dedicated "Howl" to him.
	11:15am Woo: That's a beautiful wrestling poem. I like the second tier old wrestlers, such as Joe Turco, the Continental Nobleman.
	11:16am βrian: I mean, haven't we all twirled naked before the mirror?
	11:16am Itzall Hear: sniff I'm... I think I'm a little choked up, JakeGould... Thank you. sniffle
	11:17am Handy Haversack: @Mark R: I have heard good things about that book. You are enjoying?
	11:20am Mark R: Yeah it's really good. I like the way the stories intertwine. There are about 5 separate sets of characters, and trees are the thing that connect them all.
	11:20am Elle: Hiya! where did you say that Alice Coltrane link was going to be?
	11:23am Trouble: @elle, i saw the alice coltrane link on the dust to digital instagram page this morning
	11:24am JakeGould: This I assume? www.instagram.com...
	11:25am Doug in JC: I couldn't finish Overstory
	11:31am Doug in JC: Not to say it was bad, I just couldn't get to sleep after reading a chapter
	11:32am emily: never hard this song, Empire State. cool.
	11:33am Trouble: link is in profile of dust to digital, doc is through the smithsonian site
	11:33am JakeGould: This Fleetwood Mac track has a very “Boogie with Stu” backbeat.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: It looks densely loaded, that's for sure, Doug.
	11:33am emily: what year?
	11:38am BunnyKate: this song makes me feel like a kid again! haha! thanks trouble! pogo
	11:39am doctorrock: GET EM TRUBZZZY
	11:40am karlward: There was cold wave in the seventies?
	11:40am karlward: Cold wave in France?
	11:40am karlward: Also what is cold wave?
	11:40am βrian: Hair product.
	11:42am Ajay: Orange Juice....swoooon
	11:44am Handy Haversack: This show has really been buoying me along this morning, Trouble. My mood and outlook have improved dramatically. Thanks for being there and doing that. Thanks to your Skeleton, too!
	11:45am austin: lovely tune
	11:45am Trouble: thanks@ handy!
	11:46am JakeGould: @karlward: “Cold wave is a loose music genre that emerged in Europe the late 1970s, characterized by its detached lyrical tone, use of early electronic music instruments and a minimalist approach and style. It emerged from punk rock bands who, influenced by early electronic groups such as Kraftwerk, made use of affordable portable synthesizers such as the Korg MS-20.” en.wikipedia.org...
	11:48am JakeGould: ‘The term “cold wave” appeared in the 26 November 1977 issue of UK weekly music paper Sounds: The caption of its cover picture, showing Kraftwerk's Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider was “New musick: The cold wave.”’ upload.wikimedia.org...
	11:48am karlward: So Joy Division minus guitars?
	11:48am karlward: And it's in French? Sign me up.
	11:49am JakeGould: Better pics of the cover and details here: www.djfood.org...
	11:50am karlward: I would also be OK with cold wave, the hair product, as long as it's also French.
	11:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble, for the music and for keeping the murder hornets at bay for another week.
	11:51am Passaic River Blues: Buscabulla can do no wrong.
	11:51am JakeGould: In the U.S. “Cold Wave” would be a new variant on vodka seltzer… Because in the U.S. we love our horrible booze.
	11:52am listener 126464: Thanks Trouble, that went by too fast.
	11:53am karlward: I didn't see myself clicking favorite on a Billy Ocean song today, but here we are.
	11:53am JakeGould: I still crack up at the idea that Corona (the beer company) launched their own boozy seltzer product right at the beginning of March when Coronavirus was becoming a thing in the U.S. That is some timing!
	11:53am TDK60: Merci, obrigado, arigato, shukrani, tak, thanks, DJ T.!
	11:54am Adrian in London: This Billy Ocean track is great. I saw him do a couple of songs at a TV recording a couple of years ago and it was really good fun.
	11:54am Trouble: agree@prb!
	11:54am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! see you same bat channel next week
	11:55am JakeGould: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Guy Walker: Billy Ocean making me look to see if Jerry Williams Jr. was involved in that cut.
	11:57am emily: Bye bye for now
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am Ike: Thanks, Trubz.
	12:00pm Pale Son: Thank you, Trouble, great show!
	5:18pm tammy: well done! thank you for a beautiful time

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2020

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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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May 28, 2020: a pale premonition of dawn

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by Emma Amos

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	New	Approx. start time
caetano veloso	Felicidade (Felicdade foi embora)	Temporada De Verão (Ao Vivo Na Bahia)			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
charlie haden/carlos paredes	Asas Sobre o Mundo/Nas Asas da Saudade	dialogues			0:06:08 (Pop-up)
priscilla ermel	sete quedas "sete quedas" by "priscilla ermel"	origens da luz		*	0:08:58 (Pop-up)
yasmine hamdan	ya nass "ya nass" by "yasmine hamdan"	ya nass			0:11:11 (Pop-up)
fursaxa	song to the cicada "song to the cicada" by "fursaxa"	amulet			0:26:04 (Pop-up)

cate le bon	no god "no god" by "cate le bon"	mug museum			0:33:09 (Pop-up)
alex chilton	something deep inside of me	Free Again: The "1970" Sessions			0:37:47 (Pop-up)
Lijadu sisters	dibe nuwa "dibe nuwa" by "Lijadu sisters"	mother africa			0:40:08 (Pop-up)
wilma archer	cheater featuring sudan archives	a western circular		*	0:45:35 (Pop-up)
bhajan bhoy	magicho "magicho" by "bhajan bhoy"	bless bless		*	0:50:16 (Pop-up)
jackie mitoo	moon walk ( aka man pon spot)		7"		0:56:18 (Pop-up)
erasmos carlos	jeep "jeep" by "erasmos carlos"	erasmos carlos e os tremendoes			0:59:34 (Pop-up)

Asha Bhosle & Kishore Kumar	Typewriter, Tip, Tip, Tip	ost darjeeling limited			1:07:20 (Pop-up)
karin krog	hold out your hands "hold out your hands" by "karin krog"	raindrops, raindrops			1:11:17 (Pop-up)
young fathers	old rock n roll "old rock n roll" by "young fathers"	White Men Are Black Men Too			1:13:38 (Pop-up)
RAC	change the story featuriing jamie lidell		Single	*	1:16:39 (Pop-up)
x ray pop	La Machine a Rever "La Machine a Rever" by "x ray pop"	Pirate! The Dark Side of the X!			1:19:47 (Pop-up)
yma sumac	remember "remember" by "yma sumac"	miracles			1:21:40 (Pop-up)
Amon Düül II	she came thorugh the chimney	yeti			1:25:40 (Pop-up)
las grecas	bella kali "bella kali" by "las grecas"	Todas Sus Grabaciones 74-77			1:28:28 (Pop-up)
William Onyeabor	Heaven and Hell "Heaven and Hell" by "William Onyeabor"	World Psychedelic Classics 5: Who Is William Onyeabor?			1:31:31 (Pop-up)
lennie hibbert	real hot "real hot" by "lennie hibbert"		7"		1:34:43 (Pop-up)
prince garthie	Raindrops "Raindrops" by "prince garthie"		7"		1:37:01 (Pop-up)
jackie bernard	jah jah way "jah jah way" by "jackie bernard"		7"		1:39:40 (Pop-up)
The New Establishment	version 770		7"		1:43:13 (Pop-up)
The Selecter	out on the streets "out on the streets" by "The Selecter"	selected selecter selections			1:45:37 (Pop-up)
val mckenna	mixed up shock up doll	here come the girls vol 8			1:50:17 (Pop-up)
papercuts	still knocking at the door	life among the savages			1:52:15 (Pop-up)
79.5	terrroize my heart "terrroize my heart" by "79.5"	predictions			1:56:14 (Pop-up)

Syrinx	melina's torch "melina's torch" by "Syrinx"	long lost relics			2:06:26 (Pop-up)
sir horatio	sommadub "sommadub" by "sir horatio"	spikey dread vol 1			2:15:23 (Pop-up)
visible	Essor assuré "Essor assuré" by "visible"	des jeunes gens modernes post punk, cold wave et cuture novo en france 1978-1983 v/a			2:22:36 (Pop-up)
suba	Você Gosta "Você Gosta" by "suba"	São Paulo Confessions			2:25:43 (Pop-up)
fleetwood mac	empire state (early version)	mirage (expanded edition)			2:29:59 (Pop-up)
charles de goal	synchro "synchro" by "charles de goal"	So Young But So Cold: Underground French Music 1977-1983			2:34:04 (Pop-up)

orange juice	(to put it all in a) nutshell	Coals to Newcastle			2:40:18 (Pop-up)
fantastic something	if she doesn't smile	sunshine pop 99 v/a			2:43:25 (Pop-up)
buscabulla	el aprieto "el aprieto" by "buscabulla"	regressa		*	2:46:31 (Pop-up)
billy ocean	love really hurts without you				2:49:18 (Pop-up)
alice clark	never did i stop loving you	Alice Clark			2:52:17 (Pop-up)
fabienne	cours si tu as peur "cours si tu as peur" by "fabienne"	Toujours Chic! More French Girl Singers from the 1960s			2:54:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am common: hey, trouble! happy thursday, all!
	9:02am Jim the Poet: Good morning. Looking forward to the show.
	9:02am unpopularfred: Salut!
	9:05am Trouble: good morning thursday people! lots of crazy bad shit in the news, feeling a little over whelmed with the stupidity.
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Hi, Trouble! Hi, all the Troubled!
	9:06am Trouble: good morning @jim the poet. welcome aboard!
	9:06am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: morning trouble… grüße aus dem home office…
	9:07am Really Lisa: Good morning Trouble and all.
	9:07am Peter in SEA: G'morning Trouble and Modern world, yeah pretty awful....but that Emma Amos print is gorgeous...
	9:07am tiago: indeed, happiness is gone... for the moment, I hope
	9:08am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: too bad that covid doesnt just kill stupid presidents…
	9:08am tak: aiiin
	9:09am tiago: haven't tunes in for a while and get immediately two songs that take me back to my childhood
	9:09am Irene Trudel: Ooh, I love that Charlie Haden "Dialogues" album! Good day to you, Trouble and everyone listening to the Modern World.
	9:10am Malcolm: hello trouble and fellow woofmoo-ers
	9:11am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Trouble! Beautiful!
	9:11am ?: Hello Trouble! love your show! but just a quick fix: its not only charlie haden, it's Carlos Paredes & Charlie Haden ;)
	9:12am Trouble: hola irene, bueno peter!
	9:12am listener 126464: Hi Trouble, everybody. Thanks for Caetano.
	9:13am Trouble: thank you @?; the music is all in digital files and i sometimes lose all the info. hate that, glad to be corrected
	9:15am Mark R: Jim, are you the same guy that was on at 3-6 this morning?
	9:15am TDK60: Morning Trouble.
	9:17am Stinky: Happy Thursday!
	9:17am melinda: Good morning Trouble and Moderneers
	9:21am Richie Dubs: Love the Carlos and Charlie! Wow!
	9:24am Mike & Dusty: with Trouble
	9:25am Jim the Poet: @MarkR yes
	9:28am melinda: I slept on a mat on the floor last night thinking it might be more comfortable than my hot upstairs bedroom but I'm not sure it was. Ugh, summer is nigh.
	9:29am TDK60: Melinda, I really have enjoyed the cool spring we've had in NYC/NJ until about now..
	9:30am Threemoons: Good morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers...
	9:30am Handy Haversack: Agreed, TDK. It's been a rare boon. Not looking forward to the heat.
	9:31am meredith: morning all in Trouble land! Waiting for the 17 year cicadas here in NC
	9:32am Jim the Poet: I love Rhode Island! Stuffies and Del's!
	9:32am TDK60: Trouble, this is my 80th day not working, my 12th week home.
	9:33am WoodsOfNH: The wife's family is from Middletown. I've eaten a _lot_ of seafood down there!
	9:33am Adrian in London: I set an alarm to remind me to listen to the show, cos I don't know what day it is anymore, and when the alarm went off I picked up my phone and started saying: "Hello? Hello?" So hello from London lockdown.
	9:33am Martinibomb: Don't apologize for using digital files. My question: Is music less authentic if it's not on vinyl?
	9:33am TDK60: London? London? Come in...
	9:33am Mike & Dusty: what if it wasn’t criticism but joyous all-in-this-together-ism
	9:34am Martinibomb: great bass line
	9:34am Ruby from Amherst: LONDON is calling...
	9:36am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb decades of anecdotal evidence (some of it personal) indicates that, yes, in certain contexts. I don’t think this is one of them though! Radio’s varied inherent illusions are what I’ve signed up for. Especially Thursdays 9-noon NYC time.
	9:36am Trouble: @woods of NH then no doubt you have eaten at FLO's the fab local seafood shack in middletown and portsmouth RI. and perhaps you too have eaten there@Jim the poet?
	9:37am Trouble: hello Adrian! stay well!
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Thanks for sharing Emma Amos' story.
	9:38am Adrian in London: @Trouble My plan of being Stephen Tennant and never leaving the house again will serve me well, I feel.
	9:39am Mike & Dusty: also @Trouble you could line up some vinyl you might have played and if the song is on yootube you could [cough ahem] rip it with ytmp3.cc... usually gives at least 192mb mp3
	9:39am Mike & Dusty: though that is definitely something i have not done myself
	9:40am Mike & Dusty: cough ahem
	9:40am Martinibomb: @Mike&Dusty thanks for reminding me about context - that's exactly it
	9:40am WoodsOfNH: @Trouble Yes, I think I have! Also, many years ago, we ate up at a place called The Liberal Club in (maybe?) Fall River? Pretty sure I was the only actual liberal in that place!
	9:41am Trouble: No apologies because it's digital, @martini bomb, it's all good. My apology is that i am limited to only digital and i have a lot of music i wish i could play that is on vinyl. btw we have been ripping things from the world of music, lots of time spent doing that. sigh, still not enough
	9:42am Martinibomb: @Mike & D I vinyl seems expensive for some musicians to produce. So I struggle with how to play their work in the context of vinyl. U know what I mean?
	9:43am Trouble: never heard of the liberal club, sounds great. FAll river is quite a crazy run down place. the factories moving south and abroad really wiped out fall river's majesty, sorry to say
	9:44am WoodsOfNH: True of SO many New England towns. When I was a kid in Maine there were so many towns based on mills, most of which are gone now.
	9:44am Martinibomb: ^I hear ya on the vinyl Trouble :-) U kinda touched on a subject I think about..
	9:46am waters7: Hello baby! and all! Happy Thursday, I think.
	9:48am Trouble: bonjour@emilly!
	9:49am Handy Haversack: Listener Woo tells me that Mike's Kitchen in Cranston (? Warwick?) is still a going concern! That place was amazing.
	9:50am Trouble: what?? @handy haversack. mike died and I heard that it closed...my sister lives near where it was (is?) in cranston, on the 'guido' side as we called it in my youth.
	9:51am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb Yeah, totally, i think things have changed, and i’ve seen some DJs in club contexts using digital and still just flat-out ruling. For me part of the context is that I was a kid in the ’70s, so for me everything start(ed) with vinyl being What Music Looked Like. But i’ve used an iPod when DJing for songs that were just never on vinyl. The song’s the thing, ultimately. (so decree i, powerless ape-thing of the 21st century.)
	9:51am Colleen: This is so good...
	9:51am StringOFperils: Hi, good morning every last one...of....YOU!
	9:52am Mike & Dusty: @Martinibomb ...and due to finances and physical space issues, most of my music purchasing right now happens through Bandcamp.
	9:53am dano59: I’m in the same boat making radio sets. Tons of physical media all around me but unable to hook up properly to make it sound good into the laptop and Audacity. Only mp3s is really not me, there’s less flow. Not enough groove.
	9:54am TDK60: Tapes are superior, of course.
	9:54am Trouble: @handy: i have a cook book " cucina simpatica" from the legendary Al forno restaturant in providenc ethat talks about mike's influence on their cooking. includes a recipe for mike's polenta: Fantastico!! that cook book is a primer, still available on line pretty cheap, used and newer editions
	9:55am Doug in JC: @Handy Bah, looks like one of our hawk chicks didn't make it
	9:55am Trouble: Cucina simpatica by johanne killeen & george germon
	9:55am Glorious Estephonic: sending peace and love and light <3
	9:57am Peter in SEA: @trouble Ahhh....polenta...is there a way to not be chained to the stove for an hour? (although if you've gotta be chained to something...;-)
	9:57am judy from croton: Apropos of nothing (and everything): great new book out, Entangled Life, by Merlin Sheldrake. About fungi, reviewed in NYTimes today
	9:59am Trouble: yes @ peter in seattle. andy has a great method that doesn't take very long at all. will send you the recipe...
	9:59am Trouble: good morning@glorios, sounds cool @ judy in croton!
	9:59am Doug in JC: Polenta works in a rice cooker
	9:59am Martinibomb: @Mike&Dusty thanks for the input on that. Kinda helps me know what I think about the subject a little better
	10:01am Peter in SEA: @trouble !!! Grazie mille! :-)
	10:02am TDK60: Morning Martini. You're up early, eh?
	10:03am Handy Haversack: Wow, @Trouble, that's fantastic. Good to know! @Doug, gah, that sucks. Sorry to hear it. It often seems hard to extract good news out of anything these days.
	10:07am Doug in JC: @Handy it's a rare season with no mortality. Good news: the other two are ok
	10:07am Itzall Hear: Good morning Trouble and the singing birds of joy!
	10:08am Doug in JC: I've been reading every night before bed, just to escape this reality for a little bit
	10:09am Martinibomb: @TDK hey! Yeh I'm an early riser + trying out a new work schedule this week
	10:10am Ruby from Amherst: @Doug in JC: any good reading you recommend?
	10:10am thatpatsmith: Marguerite Yourcenar, The Abyss (L'Oeuvre au Noir) plague times in 16th C Flanders
	10:10am Itzall Hear: Dear Trouble, may I suggest "The Magnetic Girl" by Jessica Handler. I believe that is one you would enjoy.
	10:11am Handy Haversack: Reading _Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2019_, edited by Carmen Maria Machado. Trying to remind myself that I'm projecting and the stories are not predicting the current situation. Also some gaming stuff: Electric Bastionland came from the UK, and I read it on Memorial Day. Recently finished Liz Phair's memoir. And before that _Beneath the Rising_ by Premee Mohammad, which I think I have mentioned on the show before (a decolonizing-Lovecraft coming-of-age thriller horror romp; excellent).
	10:11am lukavino: this typewriter jam used to be played every weekeday on a drivetime UK radio program a coworker i sat in close proximity to would listen to religiously. it is seared into my psyche.
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: Yeah! This is one of my favorites! I think you can see it in the fantastic Merchant/Ivory "Bombay Talkie"
	10:12am Doug in JC: @Ruby "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" by Olga Tokarczuk was great. "The Master and Margarita", which I'd never read before. "The Wind Up Bird Chronicle" by Murakami.
	10:12am thatpatsmith: The Spirit of Science Fiction, Roberto Bolano
	10:13am Doug in JC: @Handy you'd like Drive Your Plow etc. It's about animals fighting back
	10:13am Handy Haversack: _Master and Margarita_ is so good.
	10:13am thatpatsmith: Lucy Ellman, Ducks, Newburyport
	10:14am Adrian in London: @Trouble When I was a newspaper reporter Dungeness was part of my patch and I covered Derek Jarman's funeral. I still have the order of service somewhere. Neil Tennant and Jon Savage attended, as did the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
	10:14am thatpatsmith: Love Master and Margarita!
	10:15am Doug in JC: It was weird reading a fun Russian novel!
	10:15am Webhamster Henry: Check out the Russian TV version of "Master & Margarita". en.wikipedia.org...
	10:15am Trouble: wow@ adrian, that must have been a very memorable moment
	10:16am Peter in SEA: I'm telling everyone about David Markson's trilogy "This is Not a Novel and other Novels". A wonderful rabbit hole of references to classics, literature, music, disguised as a Un-novel or three.
	10:16am Passaic River Blues: Yeah, props for "The Master and Margarita," too. The Lucy Ellmann and Merlin Sheldrake books sound intriguing.
	10:16am Adrian in London: Doug in JC Drive/Plough is great. I thought it might be hard going, cos of the title, but it was really enjoyable. I can recommend The Discomfort of Evening by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld. It's disturbing but good.
	10:17am Handy Haversack: @Doug, it's in stock at my local bookstore (also your local bookstore!), so I will add it to my next order from them. If you want another fun Russian novel, Petersburg by Bely is great. Also, the Strugatsky brothers have been getting nice new editions of their novels. Roadside Picnic (what Stalker was based on) is fantastic.
	10:18am Itzall Hear: Well, white men should HAVE TO BE black men too, to even gain a micron of understanding what that means in 2020 United States of Dystopia.
	10:18am TDK60: I'm reading the old-fashioned "Cider With Rosie" by Laurie Lee.
	10:18am karlward: I'm finally reading Paterson by William Carlos Williams.
	10:18am Adrian in London: @Trouble It was. That whole area is… strange. I once did a front-page story about how people claimed one of the last Czar of Russia's children had escaped the massacre and settled in Romney Marsh. (Upshot: no she didn't!)
	10:18am Passaic River Blues: @Handy: you're right, Andrei Bely is the perfect companion for Bulgakov.
	10:19am Really Lisa: Here I am to bring the room down. I am reading a book gifted to me last month. Grief Day by Day. I'll return to the back of the room, just listening.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: Like a stopped clock, PRB, I have to get something right every once in a while. @Trouble, did I ever tell you I worked at Fellini in Fox Point the summer I lived in Providence?
	10:23am Ike: I'm listening to "Sabriel" by Garth Nix, read by Tim Curry. Tim Curry is, of course, excellent. Back in the day I loved Bulgakov, but even as a student of Russian lit, Andrei Bely's "Petersburg" was too much for me. Too obtuse and too many interior monologues even for a Russian novel!
	10:23am Trouble: yes@ handy you did. i never ate there. i was a caserta's gal, but i did live in fox point for a longggg time.
	10:24am TDK60: Señora Sumac rocks out! Didn't know.
	10:26am judy from croton: Yma, you go, grrrll! One more thing to love about fmu: discovering Yma Sumac
	10:27am Handy Haversack: I sent your cookbook info to one of my friends who lived in FP for years and whom I really became close to that summer. He's stranded in the UK these days. He immediately ordered it. Mike's Kitchen memories are powerful things!
	10:27am Woo: Mike's Kitchen in Cranston is indeed still going. I ate there twice last September. Mike died but he arranged for things to continue upon his passing so it's still great. I left Rhode Island 30 years ago but still go there on vacation every year because it's the Ocean State.
	10:28am Dave from Brooklyn: Trippin balls with Trouble!
	10:28am TDK60: Oh, those German hippies.
	10:28am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and everybody. Happy face emojis to all!
	10:28am βrian: So what's for lunch?
	10:29am Handy Haversack: That makes me so glad, Woo.
	10:30am Trouble: wow@ woo, that is good news! thanks!
	10:31am Jeffrey Davison: Just joining you all...greetings! All hail Trouble!
	10:33am Trouble: good morning jeffrey! happy to see you on the insta!
	10:33am Woo: Was there talk of Fall River earlier? A few years ago we drove there to see Jonathan Richman and Vic Chesnutt at the Narrows Center. We got lost and actually asked people on the street for directions. That was interesting and not helpful. Then we realized we had phones. It was a great show.
	10:35am emily: I love William Onyeabor so much.
	10:35am Trouble: yes fall river was mentioned, and i forgot to recommend Portugalia! sort of like a portuguese Eataly, really great portuguese food and wine.
	10:39am thedunkel: Happy Ears!
	10:41am Itzall Hear: Trouble, I am skanking at my (remote-working) desk!!!
	10:41am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Sweet tunes,been listenings.Experiencing some comment fatigue symptoms...Keep it Freeform.Chirps from BK.
	10:44am βrian: These skank-up desks are ergonomically beneficial.
	10:45am listener 126464: So good!
	10:45am JakeGould: Hey Trouble! Sharing what we’re reading? I’m finally actually reading the works of Pablo Neruda and William Carlos Williams. Lots of good and cheap editions of their New Directions paperbacks are available for for cheap on eBay.
	10:45am Glorious Estephonic: praise jah and trouble !
	10:46am Yes: hi friends
	10:46am Crei6hton: Morning
	10:47am Mark R: Your mellow chill vibe is the perfect accompaniment to the gloomy and humid atmosphere in north Jersey this morning.
	10:47am βrian: Which reminds me that I need to shop for a Red Wheelbarrow.
	10:48am Trouble: merci @ mark r, @glorious!
	10:49am JakeGould: @JimthePoet: Someone on a playlist recently said that William Carlos Williams is an “utterly stupid” poet. @βrian: Make sure it’s not glazed with rainwater; will get it rusty.
	10:49am Mark R: I'm trying to remember the title of the great book I'm reading, something Underworld, the connecting thread between all these stories being trees. Help me, somebody (as James Brown said).
	10:50am βrian: We have chickens standing by, @JakeGould.
	10:50am JakeGould: That’s some deep edgy nonsense saying William Carlos Williams is “utterly stupid.” Wonder if they write for Pitchfork?
	10:51am JakeGould: @βrian: I think so much more depends on those chickens. A bunch of delicious yentas.
	10:51am Itzall Hear: Oh man- Pauline! Where is she now?!?
	10:53am Peter in SEA: Val: http://www.readysteadygirls.eu/val-mckenna/4523705881
	10:54am Peter in SEA: This is so great this Val McKenna!
	10:58am Jim the Poet: @jakegould I think WCW is pretty great
	11:00am emily: Lovely vibe today. So happy that you are you and that you create such a soundscape for us! If there is a heaven, it would sound something like this.
	11:00am mndave: Appreciate the sounds, @Trouble. Been a difficult few nights here and this helps
	11:01am Itzall Hear: Jim the Poet, WCW is alright but I do miss the glory days of the WWF. I mean, King Kong Bundy vs. Andre the Giant? Need I say more.
	11:01am JakeGould: @MNDave: Does the MN stand for Minneapolis?
	11:03am JakeGould: @ItzallHear: Yeah… William Carlos Williams was nothing more than a pencil neck geek… A grit eatin' freak… a scum suckin', pea head with a lousy physique… Who wrote lovingly about his wife and life.
	11:06am mndave: @JakeGould - yes. I'm safe, but it is a raw feeling here right now, understandably.
	11:07am Itzall Hear: As did George "The Animal" Steele, I might add, in between mouths-full of chewn turnbuckles.
	11:08am JakeGould: @mndave: Well, be safe. I respect the emotions.
	11:09am Slaboch: Glad you enjoyed it as much as we did! Psyched to check out the Moog Micro Live videos! xox
	11:10am Trouble: william carlos williams is a fantastic writer! and he is nj's own. practiced medicine and wrote poems in Paterson nj. and ooops it was wendy carlos, suzanne ciani and john mills cockell from syrinx who visited robert moog in the same day
	11:12am JakeGould: @Trouble: I heard that and wanted to apologize for placing a similar name so close to the DJ break… As if I knew…
	11:13am Trouble: omg @jake : right? i am off caffeine since the crazy pandemic madness but maybe i shouldn't be...
	11:14am JakeGould: @Itzall: For you… so much depends upon a steel folding chair glazed with an opponent’s sweat beside the ringside announcers
	11:15am Mark R: Ha the book I'm trying to think of is The Overstory not the Understory.
	11:15am TDK60: I've heard that Williams was an influence on Allen Ginsberg.
	11:15am Mark R: Well he dedicated "Howl" to him.
	11:15am Woo: That's a beautiful wrestling poem. I like the second tier old wrestlers, such as Joe Turco, the Continental Nobleman.
	11:16am βrian: I mean, haven't we all twirled naked before the mirror?
	11:16am Itzall Hear: sniff I'm... I think I'm a little choked up, JakeGould... Thank you. sniffle
	11:17am Handy Haversack: @Mark R: I have heard good things about that book. You are enjoying?
	11:20am Mark R: Yeah it's really good. I like the way the stories intertwine. There are about 5 separate sets of characters, and trees are the thing that connect them all.
	11:20am Elle: Hiya! where did you say that Alice Coltrane link was going to be?
	11:23am Trouble: @elle, i saw the alice coltrane link on the dust to digital instagram page this morning
	11:24am JakeGould: This I assume? www.instagram.com...
	11:25am Doug in JC: I couldn't finish Overstory
	11:31am Doug in JC: Not to say it was bad, I just couldn't get to sleep after reading a chapter
	11:32am emily: never hard this song, Empire State. cool.
	11:33am Trouble: link is in profile of dust to digital, doc is through the smithsonian site
	11:33am JakeGould: This Fleetwood Mac track has a very “Boogie with Stu” backbeat.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: It looks densely loaded, that's for sure, Doug.
	11:33am emily: what year?
	11:38am BunnyKate: this song makes me feel like a kid again! haha! thanks trouble! pogo
	11:39am doctorrock: GET EM TRUBZZZY
	11:40am karlward: There was cold wave in the seventies?
	11:40am karlward: Cold wave in France?
	11:40am karlward: Also what is cold wave?
	11:40am βrian: Hair product.
	11:42am Ajay: Orange Juice....swoooon
	11:44am Handy Haversack: This show has really been buoying me along this morning, Trouble. My mood and outlook have improved dramatically. Thanks for being there and doing that. Thanks to your Skeleton, too!
	11:45am austin: lovely tune
	11:45am Trouble: thanks@ handy!
	11:46am JakeGould: @karlward: “Cold wave is a loose music genre that emerged in Europe the late 1970s, characterized by its detached lyrical tone, use of early electronic music instruments and a minimalist approach and style. It emerged from punk rock bands who, influenced by early electronic groups such as Kraftwerk, made use of affordable portable synthesizers such as the Korg MS-20.” en.wikipedia.org...
	11:48am JakeGould: ‘The term “cold wave” appeared in the 26 November 1977 issue of UK weekly music paper Sounds: The caption of its cover picture, showing Kraftwerk's Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider was “New musick: The cold wave.”’ upload.wikimedia.org...
	11:48am karlward: So Joy Division minus guitars?
	11:48am karlward: And it's in French? Sign me up.
	11:49am JakeGould: Better pics of the cover and details here: www.djfood.org...
	11:50am karlward: I would also be OK with cold wave, the hair product, as long as it's also French.
	11:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble, for the music and for keeping the murder hornets at bay for another week.
	11:51am Passaic River Blues: Buscabulla can do no wrong.
	11:51am JakeGould: In the U.S. “Cold Wave” would be a new variant on vodka seltzer… Because in the U.S. we love our horrible booze.
	11:52am listener 126464: Thanks Trouble, that went by too fast.
	11:53am karlward: I didn't see myself clicking favorite on a Billy Ocean song today, but here we are.
	11:53am JakeGould: I still crack up at the idea that Corona (the beer company) launched their own boozy seltzer product right at the beginning of March when Coronavirus was becoming a thing in the U.S. That is some timing!
	11:53am TDK60: Merci, obrigado, arigato, shukrani, tak, thanks, DJ T.!
	11:54am Adrian in London: This Billy Ocean track is great. I saw him do a couple of songs at a TV recording a couple of years ago and it was really good fun.
	11:54am Trouble: agree@prb!
	11:54am Trouble: thanks for sitting in today! see you same bat channel next week
	11:55am JakeGould: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am Guy Walker: Billy Ocean making me look to see if Jerry Williams Jr. was involved in that cut.
	11:57am emily: Bye bye for now
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am Ike: Thanks, Trubz.
	12:00pm Pale Son: Thank you, Trouble, great show!
	5:18pm tammy: well done! thank you for a beautiful time

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 28, 2020

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