WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:02am Pieter: Good morning Trouble! Good morning All!!
	9:03am annie: morning trouble and all you trouble-makers!
	9:03am Adrian in London: Morning all. Hey, Ms T, what time is the lovely Coralie on? I want to be back from lunch to catch her live.
	9:03am trouble: good morning pieter, good morning all on this grey day
	9:04am Lou: Dude...you're only young but you're gonna die...damn...rock my morning...don't need coffee now
	9:04am jaypee: YEAH!!!!! Good MORNING!
	9:06am jon: This morning's dilemma: do I listen to Trouble, or to a classic rock station? As always, you provided to perfect solution!
	9:07am PMD: Is this really trouble??? Morning!
	9:07am dale: cheers trouble! my ?? of the day: is 12 months of winter an effect of global warming?
	9:09am Laurie: Ha! I'll take songs I Never Expected Trouble to Play for $500, Alex. What is Hells Bells?
	9:09am Michael Slaboch: Morning Trouble from Numero HQ!
	9:12am trouble: coralie clement is due here around 11:00 adrian...should be fantastique!
	9:14am trouble: good morning michael, you know numero discs always pop up on my i pod within the first 15 minutes of play, what magic are you pulling?
	9:15am Adrian in London: I know I must eat, but how can I leave now?! Sit at desk all day; that's the answer.
	9:15am dale: god, this beegees tune is great!
	9:17am Michael Slaboch: The secret metadata embedded in our CD's is modern day alchemy that we can't share with the masses right now.
	9:17am annie: i simply love pre-disco beegees.
	9:19am postmanpaul: af'noon Trouble, nice to hear the bee geetles again!
	9:25am postmanpaul: and salutations city slackers, officeianados and annie! and 'hot woman singers from torrid regions of the world' MUST qualify as one of my favourite album titles ever.
	9:26am Adrian in London: Paul,it's half past two – shouldn't you be starting off on your morning rounds now?! heh heh
	9:28am annie: PMP- i was just thinking of you. are you affected by that strike?
	9:29am trouble: hmmmm i wonder PMP if my post woman has such good taste in music as you do?
	9:33am chris: How did you know which songs were in tune with the bells Trouble?
	9:35am postmanpaul: adrian in london - i'm done for the day! and get your priorities adjusted adrian, never consider leaving home without preparing a picnic for trouble's show! annie - it's kicking off in london only; unfortunately all our trade unions' powers are now emasculated.
	9:37am annie: i've been vaguely following the story. sorry to hear that.
	9:39am chris: NIce!!!
	9:41am listener mark: good morning DJ Trouble good morning DJ icepack good morning everyone What did one snowman say to another snowman? I smell carrots!
	9:41am Adrian in London: I do have a lunch with me, but unless I get some 'fresh' air, I go loopy later in the day. I had no idea there was a postal strike in London; why don;t I log onto an American radio station to find out!
	9:42am Steve Gugel: Hi Trouble, Your fill in last week used the name Lynn and I think he was referring to you? Or is it a secret?
	9:43am listener mark: Shhh! Don't tell secrets!
	9:43am annie: adrian, i hate to tell you this, i saw the article in the guardian. ;)
	9:45am listener mark: Today's show has pushed me along the path of enlightenment. (I've been at the Zen books again.)
	9:46am trouble: true, steve. whereas my mother would probably still refer to me as trouble, she did not christen me as such
	9:47am Adrian in London: Annie, I only look at the photos
	9:48am annie: adrian, i like the 24 hours in pictures section.
	9:51am listener mark: My mom called me Park. My brother is Paul, so she paid once for two by yelling."Park stop that!"
	9:53am Steve Gugel: Trouble, Thanks for being so open about it. It was a very subtle reference, easily missed. This not knowing would have plagued me to my death. I missed you last week.
	9:55am Adrian in London: From next week for three weeks there are going to be 30 pianos dotted on the streets around London, so people can play them as they go about their business. Nice idea, and it'll give the homeless somewhere to sleep at night.
	9:55am still b/p: DJ Icepack -- I not only had that Buck Rogers compilation book when I was young, I mentioned it in the comments during Brian Walker's show just a couple of weeks ago. Whoaaa! Give my regards to Wilma.
	9:58am MB: Lee Fields? HES A LOVER!
	10:06am PMD: There are worse things than having your head in a book. Go DJ Icepack!!!
	10:07am gbrust: My son is 6 and very bright, but if his head is in a book, he might as well have an IQ of 10 to the outside world.
	10:08am Stu: Hi Trouble ! Everyone around here ran outta work as fast as possible, geting ready for the big Midsummer's Day weekend. Hauska Juhannus ! Hi Icepack !
	10:12am trouble: hey stu! happy midsommer to you and all your moomins
	10:28am PMD: Graham Central Station is helping me through my mind numbing data manipulation in a non-caloric way. thank you.
	10:36am Brian: "Voici la gorge bleu !" That track is made for twitter.
	10:40am Peter Venkman: Hey everyone
	10:41am ?: 'Midsummer' Stu? That implies you've had a summer there. Well done!
	10:45am annie: ok, folks, have to do it..... must take the dog out.. walkies!! i'm 'amembering the bumbershoot, to be sure. see ya soon!
	10:46am Peter Venkman: Summer is 3 days away, and then I have to work at a summer camp for 2 months
	10:47am stingy d: start getting drunk now venkman, it'll help you down the road.
	10:50am chris: wow this is awesome
	10:50am listener mark: the zen is pouring out of the speakers
	10:51am dc pat: this alice coltrane is wild. Man I never heard this. Just what the doc ordered, thanks troub.
	10:53am Peter Venkman: Stingy D, Oh I've already start drinking and TOKING
	10:53am ?: venkman, don't cross the streams . . .
	10:54am Peter Venkman: ?, Because crossing the streams is a bad thing
	10:56am zuul: cross the streams
	10:57am Peter Venkman: Zuul, I believe you want to talk to my partner Ray. Get her Ray
	11:01am young female graduate student: is it a bunch of wavy lines?
	11:04am stingy d: oh there is a record sale at a warehouse with a keg in greenpoint today. i can't go.
	11:06am PKNY: Killer selections today, keep up the good work!
	11:09am annie: wow, wet wet wet, sopping sponge out there!
	11:11am annie: love this tune!~
	11:13am Peter Venkman: Yes, it is a bunch of wavy lines
	11:13am stingy d: what cereal should i go buy right now?
	11:13am Peter Venkman: You can't see these things, can you?
	11:14am Spencer: Stingy, I would go get Captin Crunch
	11:15am Gina: oooouuuu yeeeeahhhhh! this'll wake me up!!
	11:19am stingy d: i'm not so hip to the captain honestly. as a little me i always thought "crunchberries" was an offensive suggestion.
	11:20am PMD: That'll happen soon (when the US mail is no longer mailable)
	11:20am doug from dc: quisp
	11:20am north guinea hills: 1997 all over again w/ dj spooky
	11:22am Spencer: You know what. it is a offensive suggestion. That Captain Crunch is a pervert.
	11:24am annie: it was the peanut butter flavour that hooked me. .. but way too much sugar for my taste.
	11:24am dc pat: I'll second a vote for Quisp
	11:25am Crunchberry Beast: The Captain and I are just friends.
	11:26am stingy d: you find quisp at a bodega in brooklyn anywhere and i'll sacrifice my entire day to go and get it. start a flickr account, maybe even a tumblr blog and take pictures for you.
	11:30am Hamburglar (accused, never convicted): www.quisp.com
	11:30am Adrian in London: Ou est Coralie?
	11:30am Gina: ohhh yeeeahh it keeps getting betteerrrrrr!!!!
	11:32am stingy d: hey a 12-pack of quisp is only 60 bucks from the quaker website
	11:33am stingy d: well, you guys were no help.... i'll let you know what happens when i get back. do the damn thing while i'm gone troubs
	11:35am Spencer: Gina, are you watching a Macho Man Randy Savage video?
	11:46am stingy d: they had cinnamon life, corn flakes, trix, lucky charms, generic frosted flakes, honey comb, kix, fruity pebbles, rice krispies, honey nut cheerios, honey bunches of oats and maybe one or two more. i picked two. first one to guess both correctly wins the free stingy d link of the day.
	11:47am annie: trouble, it seems as if the show just zoomed by this morning. i know i enjoyed it... is it friday? hehe.. i'm making cowboy cookies today!
	11:50am Adrian in London: Looking forward to Coralie on Scott WIlliams' show…
	11:50am dc pat: the other 2 you didn't name
	11:50am Brian C.: I know i'd pick 2 bowls of Lucky Charms…
	11:51am listener mark: great show today thanks that alice coltrane "World Galaxy" was wicked great
	11:51am doug from dc: Stingy, cinnamon life and honey bunches of oats?
	11:53am SmokinJ: Trouble: You sho' nuff' be funky today sister...
	11:54am PMD: stingy d, do you mix them ever? that determines my answer...
	11:54am Andrew Rosindell: If one of the 2 is jellied eels, I'm in. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/jun/18/mp-expenses-claims-odd
	11:56am stingy d: sorry doug, and many apologies pat, and no pmd - not gonna mix them, but you are all very much WRONG!!! about the cereal i bought. brian hesitated. therefore i will just give everybody the link. it's a picture of me when i was little... http://tinyurl.com/whenstingywaslittle
	11:59am annie: precious!
	12:01pm Laurie: Trent is making you nervous because he is so good looking.
	12:05pm dc pat: stingy = a devil.
	11:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): This was a great show, Trouble - 11 years later!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
myoshinji temple	kyoto/temple bells	buddhist drums, bells and chants	lyrichord		mixed into the whole set		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ac/dc	hells bells "hells bells" by "ac/dc"	Back in Black	epic				0:02:48 (Pop-up)
jack and the mods	one is enough for one	home schooled: the abc's of kid soul	numero group				0:08:34 (Pop-up)
susan christie	rainy day "rainy day" by "susan christie"	bearded ladies v/a	finders keepers				0:10:42 (Pop-up)
bee gees	odessa "odessa" by "bee gees"	odessa	warner				0:14:51 (Pop-up)
aicha relizania	khraifi "khraifi" by "aicha relizania"	robert crumb presents: hot woman singers from torrid regions of the world v/a	kein & aber records				0:20:34 (Pop-up)
jacques higelin	l'inutile "l'inutile" by "jacques higelin"	higelin & areski	saravah				0:23:41 (Pop-up)
chica and the folder	kleines hoppla	monika barchen: songs for bruno, knut and tom koein	monika				0:26:28 (Pop-up)
kitty hoff & coralie clement	riesenraeder	zuhause	emi				0:30:28 (Pop-up)

dorothy ashby	for some we loved "for some we loved" by "dorothy ashby"	the rubaiyat	dusty groove				0:40:09 (Pop-up)
the slits	life on earth "life on earth" by "the slits"	return of the giant slits	cbs				0:43:42 (Pop-up)
dr. john	babylon "babylon" by "dr. john"	babylon	atco				0:50:15 (Pop-up)
lee fields & the expressions	do you love me (like you say you do?)	my world	truth & soul			*	0:55:56 (Pop-up)
hot chocolate	amazing skin song "amazing skin song" by "hot chocolate"	hot chocolate	big tree records				0:58:39 (Pop-up)

mouse on mars	stereomission "stereomission" by "mouse on mars"	iaora tahiti	too pure				1:07:08 (Pop-up)
secos & molhados	assim assado "assim assado" by "secos & molhados"	Secos & Molhados	warner music brasil				1:11:02 (Pop-up)
the postal service	such great heights	the district sleeps alone tongith	sub pop				1:14:39 (Pop-up)
mos def	quiet dog bite hard "quiet dog bite hard" by "mos def"	the ecstatic	downtown records			*	1:20:49 (Pop-up)
graham central station	we've been waiting/it ain't no fun to me	graham central station	warner bros records				1:22:52 (Pop-up)
pink mountaintops	execution "execution" by "pink mountaintops"	outside love	jagjaguwar			*	1:28:59 (Pop-up)

harlem river drive	if(we had peace today)	harlem river drive	roulette				1:35:59 (Pop-up)
cymande	rickshaw "rickshaw" by "cymande"	cymande	janus records				1:38:39 (Pop-up)
alice coltrane	galaxy in satchidananda	World Galaxy	impulse				1:44:31 (Pop-up)
nellie lutcher	fine and mellow "fine and mellow" by "nellie lutcher"	real gone gal	stateside				1:54:47 (Pop-up)
sly & the family stone	wishful thinking	small talk	epic				1:57:47 (Pop-up)

bur with francoise hardy	to he end	blur's country house ep	Food/EMI				2:07:08 (Pop-up)
slim gaillard	travelin blues "travelin blues" by "slim gaillard"	beat jazz	pesky serpent records				2:10:06 (Pop-up)
naomi shelton and the gospel queens	what have you done	what have you done my brother?	daptone			*	2:13:56 (Pop-up)
brenda holloway	i'll be available	the very best of	motown				2:17:42 (Pop-up)
dj spooky	phase interlude "phase interlude" by "dj spooky"	songs of a dead dreamer	asphodel				2:20:10 (Pop-up)
dub syndicate	ravi shankar "ravi shankar" by "dub syndicate"	tunes from the missing chanel	on u sound				2:22:44 (Pop-up)
alton ellis	african version "african version" by "alton ellis"		coxsone	7"			2:26:18 (Pop-up)
little beaver	i can dig it baby "i can dig it baby" by "little beaver"	party down	cat records				2:30:16 (Pop-up)

panda bear	good girl "good girl" by "panda bear"	person pitch	paw tracks				2:35:40 (Pop-up)
dimitri from paris	reveries "reveries" by "dimitri from paris"	sacrebleu	Yellow Productions				2:38:45 (Pop-up)
esg	ufo "ufo" by "esg"	esg	99 records				2:46:04 (Pop-up)
dj krush	on the dub-ble "on the dub-ble" by "dj krush"		shadow records				2:47:03 (Pop-up)
benjamin biolay	chambre d'amis "chambre d'amis" by "benjamin biolay"	gentils garcons, nothing makes the girls sigh like a swinging guy v/a	sonic scenery			*	2:52:55 (Pop-up)
coralie clement	indecise "indecise" by "coralie clement"	Bye Bye Beaute	emi music france				2:57:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Pieter: Good morning Trouble! Good morning All!!
	9:03am annie: morning trouble and all you trouble-makers!
	9:03am Adrian in London: Morning all. Hey, Ms T, what time is the lovely Coralie on? I want to be back from lunch to catch her live.
	9:03am trouble: good morning pieter, good morning all on this grey day
	9:04am Lou: Dude...you're only young but you're gonna die...damn...rock my morning...don't need coffee now
	9:04am jaypee: YEAH!!!!! Good MORNING!
	9:06am jon: This morning's dilemma: do I listen to Trouble, or to a classic rock station? As always, you provided to perfect solution!
	9:07am PMD: Is this really trouble??? Morning!
	9:07am dale: cheers trouble! my ?? of the day: is 12 months of winter an effect of global warming?
	9:09am Laurie: Ha! I'll take songs I Never Expected Trouble to Play for $500, Alex. What is Hells Bells?
	9:09am Michael Slaboch: Morning Trouble from Numero HQ!
	9:12am trouble: coralie clement is due here around 11:00 adrian...should be fantastique!
	9:14am trouble: good morning michael, you know numero discs always pop up on my i pod within the first 15 minutes of play, what magic are you pulling?
	9:15am Adrian in London: I know I must eat, but how can I leave now?! Sit at desk all day; that's the answer.
	9:15am dale: god, this beegees tune is great!
	9:17am Michael Slaboch: The secret metadata embedded in our CD's is modern day alchemy that we can't share with the masses right now.
	9:17am annie: i simply love pre-disco beegees.
	9:19am postmanpaul: af'noon Trouble, nice to hear the bee geetles again!
	9:25am postmanpaul: and salutations city slackers, officeianados and annie! and 'hot woman singers from torrid regions of the world' MUST qualify as one of my favourite album titles ever.
	9:26am Adrian in London: Paul,it's half past two – shouldn't you be starting off on your morning rounds now?! heh heh
	9:28am annie: PMP- i was just thinking of you. are you affected by that strike?
	9:29am trouble: hmmmm i wonder PMP if my post woman has such good taste in music as you do?
	9:33am chris: How did you know which songs were in tune with the bells Trouble?
	9:35am postmanpaul: adrian in london - i'm done for the day! and get your priorities adjusted adrian, never consider leaving home without preparing a picnic for trouble's show! annie - it's kicking off in london only; unfortunately all our trade unions' powers are now emasculated.
	9:37am annie: i've been vaguely following the story. sorry to hear that.
	9:39am chris: NIce!!!
	9:41am listener mark: good morning DJ Trouble good morning DJ icepack good morning everyone What did one snowman say to another snowman? I smell carrots!
	9:41am Adrian in London: I do have a lunch with me, but unless I get some 'fresh' air, I go loopy later in the day. I had no idea there was a postal strike in London; why don;t I log onto an American radio station to find out!
	9:42am Steve Gugel: Hi Trouble, Your fill in last week used the name Lynn and I think he was referring to you? Or is it a secret?
	9:43am listener mark: Shhh! Don't tell secrets!
	9:43am annie: adrian, i hate to tell you this, i saw the article in the guardian. ;)
	9:45am listener mark: Today's show has pushed me along the path of enlightenment. (I've been at the Zen books again.)
	9:46am trouble: true, steve. whereas my mother would probably still refer to me as trouble, she did not christen me as such
	9:47am Adrian in London: Annie, I only look at the photos
	9:48am annie: adrian, i like the 24 hours in pictures section.
	9:51am listener mark: My mom called me Park. My brother is Paul, so she paid once for two by yelling."Park stop that!"
	9:53am Steve Gugel: Trouble, Thanks for being so open about it. It was a very subtle reference, easily missed. This not knowing would have plagued me to my death. I missed you last week.
	9:55am Adrian in London: From next week for three weeks there are going to be 30 pianos dotted on the streets around London, so people can play them as they go about their business. Nice idea, and it'll give the homeless somewhere to sleep at night.
	9:55am still b/p: DJ Icepack -- I not only had that Buck Rogers compilation book when I was young, I mentioned it in the comments during Brian Walker's show just a couple of weeks ago. Whoaaa! Give my regards to Wilma.
	9:58am MB: Lee Fields? HES A LOVER!
	10:06am PMD: There are worse things than having your head in a book. Go DJ Icepack!!!
	10:07am gbrust: My son is 6 and very bright, but if his head is in a book, he might as well have an IQ of 10 to the outside world.
	10:08am Stu: Hi Trouble ! Everyone around here ran outta work as fast as possible, geting ready for the big Midsummer's Day weekend. Hauska Juhannus ! Hi Icepack !
	10:12am trouble: hey stu! happy midsommer to you and all your moomins
	10:28am PMD: Graham Central Station is helping me through my mind numbing data manipulation in a non-caloric way. thank you.
	10:36am Brian: "Voici la gorge bleu !" That track is made for twitter.
	10:40am Peter Venkman: Hey everyone
	10:41am ?: 'Midsummer' Stu? That implies you've had a summer there. Well done!
	10:45am annie: ok, folks, have to do it..... must take the dog out.. walkies!! i'm 'amembering the bumbershoot, to be sure. see ya soon!
	10:46am Peter Venkman: Summer is 3 days away, and then I have to work at a summer camp for 2 months
	10:47am stingy d: start getting drunk now venkman, it'll help you down the road.
	10:50am chris: wow this is awesome
	10:50am listener mark: the zen is pouring out of the speakers
	10:51am dc pat: this alice coltrane is wild. Man I never heard this. Just what the doc ordered, thanks troub.
	10:53am Peter Venkman: Stingy D, Oh I've already start drinking and TOKING
	10:53am ?: venkman, don't cross the streams . . .
	10:54am Peter Venkman: ?, Because crossing the streams is a bad thing
	10:56am zuul: cross the streams
	10:57am Peter Venkman: Zuul, I believe you want to talk to my partner Ray. Get her Ray
	11:01am young female graduate student: is it a bunch of wavy lines?
	11:04am stingy d: oh there is a record sale at a warehouse with a keg in greenpoint today. i can't go.
	11:06am PKNY: Killer selections today, keep up the good work!
	11:09am annie: wow, wet wet wet, sopping sponge out there!
	11:11am annie: love this tune!~
	11:13am Peter Venkman: Yes, it is a bunch of wavy lines
	11:13am stingy d: what cereal should i go buy right now?
	11:13am Peter Venkman: You can't see these things, can you?
	11:14am Spencer: Stingy, I would go get Captin Crunch
	11:15am Gina: oooouuuu yeeeeahhhhh! this'll wake me up!!
	11:19am stingy d: i'm not so hip to the captain honestly. as a little me i always thought "crunchberries" was an offensive suggestion.
	11:20am PMD: That'll happen soon (when the US mail is no longer mailable)
	11:20am doug from dc: quisp
	11:20am north guinea hills: 1997 all over again w/ dj spooky
	11:22am Spencer: You know what. it is a offensive suggestion. That Captain Crunch is a pervert.
	11:24am annie: it was the peanut butter flavour that hooked me. .. but way too much sugar for my taste.
	11:24am dc pat: I'll second a vote for Quisp
	11:25am Crunchberry Beast: The Captain and I are just friends.
	11:26am stingy d: you find quisp at a bodega in brooklyn anywhere and i'll sacrifice my entire day to go and get it. start a flickr account, maybe even a tumblr blog and take pictures for you.
	11:30am Hamburglar (accused, never convicted): www.quisp.com
	11:30am Adrian in London: Ou est Coralie?
	11:30am Gina: ohhh yeeeahh it keeps getting betteerrrrrr!!!!
	11:32am stingy d: hey a 12-pack of quisp is only 60 bucks from the quaker website
	11:33am stingy d: well, you guys were no help.... i'll let you know what happens when i get back. do the damn thing while i'm gone troubs
	11:35am Spencer: Gina, are you watching a Macho Man Randy Savage video?
	11:46am stingy d: they had cinnamon life, corn flakes, trix, lucky charms, generic frosted flakes, honey comb, kix, fruity pebbles, rice krispies, honey nut cheerios, honey bunches of oats and maybe one or two more. i picked two. first one to guess both correctly wins the free stingy d link of the day.
	11:47am annie: trouble, it seems as if the show just zoomed by this morning. i know i enjoyed it... is it friday? hehe.. i'm making cowboy cookies today!
	11:50am Adrian in London: Looking forward to Coralie on Scott WIlliams' show…
	11:50am dc pat: the other 2 you didn't name
	11:50am Brian C.: I know i'd pick 2 bowls of Lucky Charms…
	11:51am listener mark: great show today thanks that alice coltrane "World Galaxy" was wicked great
	11:51am doug from dc: Stingy, cinnamon life and honey bunches of oats?
	11:53am SmokinJ: Trouble: You sho' nuff' be funky today sister...
	11:54am PMD: stingy d, do you mix them ever? that determines my answer...
	11:54am Andrew Rosindell: If one of the 2 is jellied eels, I'm in. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/jun/18/mp-expenses-claims-odd
	11:56am stingy d: sorry doug, and many apologies pat, and no pmd - not gonna mix them, but you are all very much WRONG!!! about the cereal i bought. brian hesitated. therefore i will just give everybody the link. it's a picture of me when i was little... http://tinyurl.com/whenstingywaslittle
	11:59am annie: precious!
	12:01pm Laurie: Trent is making you nervous because he is so good looking.
	12:05pm dc pat: stingy = a devil.
	11:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): This was a great show, Trouble - 11 years later!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 18, 2009

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