WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 6, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:04am seang: oh yeah, love this song!
	9:11am BSI: ah, a longtime fave fad gadget tune..... fine morning so far
	9:16am trouble: good morning bird lovers!
	9:19am sebastian: morning. nice to tune in live for a change.
	9:21am north guinea hills: Wow, monie love, takes me back.....
	9:26am texas scott: I love June Christie in May.And dem birds. morning,all!
	9:29am still b/p: This is good to accompany aloud with some Leon Redboney scat...until someone walks by.
	9:33am erella: Goood morning trouble.
	9:37am Francis: Bonjour Trouble, I didn't know Francoise Hardy had sung in a Malcom Mclaren track. Since tuesday in France,winter is coming back in May ! Snow,cold,fog,a sort of post miniature winter ! I'm with you just for few tracks before returning to my work where I haven't internet.But I'm happy,I 've just discovered I could listen to your last four shows on mp3, so I 'll be able to listen to Trouble everywhere !! Great Marianne Dissard song (does she still live in Arizona ?)
	9:43am moose: this blue steel song is extraordinary i heard it was used in a mcdonald's commercial which broke my heart a bit!
	9:48am Erella: Is outrageous that the NJ governor would think of taking money out of the public library system. That is a huge chunk too. I'm amazed that this isn't getting more publicity. Mind boggling. I bet his kids have adequate access to resources! Libraries are important and of course valuable in ways that this short sighted guy has no idea about. Feh!
	9:52am m.: omar souleyman is playing his first US show on June 19th in cleveland, slowhio... cma.org
	9:54am Chris - Bristol: Oh I get it: fahrenheit 451 / book burning etc... Election day here in the UK - praying that the Tories (Conservatives) don't get back in!
	9:54am trouble: yes outrageous! write the gov via NJLA.org!!! Hello erella. thank you for the cd package, haven't even had a minute to sit down and watch it, am looking forward to it!.
	9:58am listener stu: Morning Trouble !
	10:01am trouble: bonjour francis! ola sebastian and stu....
	10:09am Francis: I was sure ,Trouble, you were going to play today a track of last Omar Souleyman album !! Last summer in a music festival,he had played in Paris before Deerhoof : Greg Saunier had loved his show but was a bit embarrassed to play after such a so particular,"festive","authentic" music even if I think Deerhoof's music is as joyous and festive (even more for me) ,in a diiferent way of course.
	10:13am Cecile: Unbelievable. Even our governor, the Scrooge-like Tim Pawlenty left some money for libraries.
	10:14am chris from london: trouble. we are all voting tactically to STOP CAMERON, but we don't want BROWN either, so we have to go CLEGG Hung parliament!!! that would be fun love
	10:16am ERella: Thanks Trouble. I got this link at the NJLA.org site www.savemynjlibrary.org Reprehensible behaviour. 74% is outrageous. 10% would be unthinkable, but 74%? What is wrong with this guy??
	10:19am dc pat: souleyman is playing with Konono No. ! on May 11th somewhere in Bristol you English types. That sounds like the show of the decade.
	10:19am mysterio!: love "if you're lookin' for trouble, then trouble is my name! " in the billy joe spears song! you're the best, Trouble! xo!
	10:19am seang: all politicians are scumbags no matter what party!
	10:20am erella: Trouble, on David Byrne's radio blog, I heard Elini Mandel and friends do a song that I love. ----(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am by the Living Sisters. Have you heard this? I tried to buy the track on amazon and can't because I am not in the USA. Have you heard it? He changes the songs every month and it is on the May playlist.
	10:20am dc pat: excuse me for being dumb, but after Tony Blair, just what is the difference between the Labor and Tories??
	10:22am Derek in MD: I've been encountering this bizarre attitude lately that libraries are for "homeless people and losers who can't afford to buy books." Appalling! When I pay my state taxes, I pretend all the money is going to Maryland's fantastic public library system.
	10:23am Dead Corporate Eyes: that's them tea partiers fer ya. I heart libraries.
	10:25am BSI: Derek: yep, I credit the Laurel Public Library (MD) for kicking my butt down the rabbit-hole of wild music -- it was Ornette Coleman's 'New York is Now!' -- I checked it out on a whim (age 11ish) and ... boom ... pretty eclectic item for a sleepy little suburban library in the mid '70s.
	10:26am dc pat: I hear libraries too. My library burned down couple years back but they're rebuilding it.
	10:27am dc pat: heart not hear....funny though
	10:28am Chris - Bristol: Well said London Chris - "I agree with Clegg". Hang the lot of them! @DC Pat: very little I'm afraid, no longer the clear ideological divide in the search to appeal to middle ground. Although the Tories must be stopped! Not familiar with Souleyman but I like his name - vote Souleyman!
	10:28am Parq: BSI, of course that's exactly why the right wingers find cuts to libararies so attractive.
	10:30am Cecile: I have to say that the best thing the City of Mpls did was to merge their libraries in with Hennepin County's. They are now open 7 days a week and have a coffee bar, like the other Hennepin Cty libraries. It's pretty sweet.
	10:32am BSI: Then of course here in DC, while the renovations are going on @ the Mt.Pleasant library, they finally opened the temporary location & some witless dweeb drove his SUV into the back of the place. We're doomed! And Cecile: if that utopian library scene is a vision of things to come in our New Socialist Nightmare, sign me up!
	10:33am Cecile: BSI: I put you down twice.
	10:33am dc pat: Chris: get yer ass over to the Metropolis on the 11th at all costs.
	10:36am fishmonkeystew: Sun Ra! Shazaaaaam!
	10:37am sugarwolf: people who complain about the cost of local libraries make no sense to me.
	10:41am Parq: Sugarwolf, there is nothing about populist politics in American nowadays that doesn't scare me -- especially when, more and more, the rants are presented at gunpoint.
	10:43am seang: Liberty? are you out there? we used to drive ice cream trucks in Maine
	10:44am sugarwolf: i love crazy letters to the editor saying we don't need new libraries, we have the internet!! have these people seen the internet lately??
	10:45am mb: Ahhhhh! Dub me delightfully Troubs.
	10:46am dc pat: ..and where do vast numbers of people access the Internets? uh, the library.
	10:47am ERella: I read yesterday that Barbara Bush kept the private library in her home managed by using the dewey decimal system. Sugarwolf. I am not sure I understand your implication. Do you really think the internet could ever replace a public library system? Did you bump your head, friend?
	10:47am Kevin in Austin: Wait, their name is "dub"? That will be impossible to Google.
	10:54am sugarwolf: erella, no, i think people who think the internet can replaces libraries are a little misguided. i
	10:54am BSI: classic Rafi!!!
	10:55am trouble: even worse kevin there is no name, the dub was referring to the style of ripping other musics and doing your own thing with it, no credits
	11:02am brian: kevin, trouble.. is it errol brown that does balistic queen? http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/treasure-isle-dub-vol-2/id333939800
	11:02am north guinea hills: I actually have that Treasure Isle dub lp and a few others in the series. On one of the other lps, the dubs are credited to errol browne aka dubmaster. I imagine this one is done by him as well, although this was duke reid's imprint, it's hard to know.
	11:08am Chris - Bristol: I think that the original version of that dub track was "Queen majesty" by the Techniques if that helps?
	11:08am herb: FUN BOY THREE being played! and i've got my fb3 pin on now (via tag sale, 25cents). and, boo hiss gov. christie. new york public library just mailed out a "help, budget cuts" letter. libraries are too big to fail!
	11:08am Kevin in Austin: Well... it sounds good anyway :)
	11:12am dc pat: "that thing bands do to get ready"= smoke another cigarette, chug some more vodka, go out and get a slice, take a nap...
	11:25am Sweet Luke: where that live music at?
	11:28am ?: whoa--this tune popped up on my iPod this very morning. no kidding. like, cosmic, man.
	11:32am seang: cool thing at Boing Boing--cutting libraries: http://www.boingboing.net/2010/05/05/cutting-libraries-in.html
	11:33am Janna: did you guys see Young @ Heart? I'll never forget the scene where they sing this song at the penitentiary
	11:50am Cecile: The band sounds great.
	11:56am jen v.: wow, this cover!
	11:59am north guinea hills: The world would be a much nicer place if there were more yoko covers.
	12:00pm eRella: Where is holly miranda playing in toronto? They sound great
	12:01pm erella: "Cutting libraries in a recession is like closing supermarkets during a famine" That's great.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 6, 2010

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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 6, 2010: is it fahrenheit 451 yet?/red is the color of my true love's book; HOLLY MIRANDA LIVE

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
the servicemen	are you angry "are you angry" by "the servicemen"	Meet the Servicemen	wind hit	1967			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
love	my little red book "my little red book" by "love"							0:02:57 (Pop-up)
fad gadget	saturday night special							0:05:08 (Pop-up)
jane weaver	noctilumina "noctilumina" by "jane weaver"	the fallen watchbird	bird/finders keepers				*	0:11:22 (Pop-up)
malcolm mclaren	revenge of the flowers	paris						0:12:46 (Pop-up)
dj babu	mr lone lee "mr lone lee" by "dj babu"	the beat tape vol 2					*	0:17:04 (Pop-up)
monie love	read between the lines	down to earth						0:18:45 (Pop-up)
june christy	imagination "imagination" by "june christy"				7"			0:22:59 (Pop-up)
Three 'Baccer Tags	get your head in here	Gastonia Gallop: Cotton Mill Songs and Hillbilly Blues	old hat				*	0:26:05 (Pop-up)
marianne dissard	les confettis (live)	marianne dissard live				www.mariannedissard.com		0:28:20 (Pop-up)
jaime alem and nair de candia	passara	Brasil 70 After Tropicalia						0:31:49 (Pop-up)

bot'Ox	blue steel "blue steel" by "bot'Ox"						*	0:41:36 (Pop-up)
KPM Music Library	"KPM Music Library"							0:46:16 (Pop-up)
omar souleyman	hot il khnajar bi gleibi ( stab my heart)	jazeera nights	Sublime Frequencies				*	0:47:28 (Pop-up)
crystal fighters	ILove London "ILove London" by "crystal fighters"							0:55:17 (Pop-up)
billy jo spears	get behind me satan and push	good girls gone bad v/a						0:57:05 (Pop-up)
sebastien schuller	duel au soleil	tombe pour daho v/a songs of etienne daho						0:59:24 (Pop-up)
stricken city	bardou "bardou" by "stricken city"	factory sessions						1:03:21 (Pop-up)

wanda jackson & billy gray	If You Don't, Somebody Else Will	country goes rock n roll v2						1:13:31 (Pop-up)
tom tom club	genius of love 12" version							1:16:17 (Pop-up)
dengue fever w/ kong nai	master kong nai	sleepwalking through the mekong v/a						1:20:55 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	same old man "same old man" by "karen dalton"							1:25:27 (Pop-up)
Malcolm McLaren and The World's Famous Supreme Team	Buffalo Gals				7"			1:27:16 (Pop-up)
sun ra	yochanan: the sun man speaks	rocket ship rock	norton				*	1:30:53 (Pop-up)
the walking hellos	undertow "undertow" by "the walking hellos"	because i wanted to know	wh records				*	1:35:40 (Pop-up)

	balistic queen "balistic queen"	treasure isle dub						1:43:48 (Pop-up)
dave barker meets the upsetter	one little lie	prisoner of love						1:47:26 (Pop-up)
gwen johnson	new orleans "new orleans" by "gwen johnson"	peacock chicks & duchesses						1:50:53 (Pop-up)
mohd. rafi	man re tu kahe na dheer dhare	an evening with						1:52:25 (Pop-up)
the original ska-talites	four corners							1:56:13 (Pop-up)
stereo total	grand prix eurovision	monokini						1:58:31 (Pop-up)
fun boy three	murder she said "murder she said" by "fun boy three"	waiting						2:02:22 (Pop-up)

bettye swan	make me yours "make me yours" by "bettye swan"	saint etienne present songs for the dog & duck v/a						2:08:13 (Pop-up)
wounded lion	silver people "silver people" by "wounded lion"	wounded lion	in the red				*	2:10:47 (Pop-up)
Les Petits Chanteurs de San Marc	le poinconneur des lilas					www.fillessourires.com		2:14:08 (Pop-up)
marc riley	favourite sister "favourite sister" by "marc riley"							2:16:06 (Pop-up)
lonelady	if not now "if not now" by "lonelady"	nerve up	warp				*	2:19:20 (Pop-up)
dj million dollar snake babies	all my friends ( LCD soundsystem vs. john cale)							2:23:29 (Pop-up)
kitty wells	forever young "forever young" by "kitty wells"					thanks dale!		2:30:18 (Pop-up)
big star	my life is right (alt mix)	KEEP AN EYE ON THE SKY box						2:35:07 (Pop-up)
	a song							2:39:18 (Pop-up)
holy miranda	high tide "high tide" by "holy miranda"							2:39:27 (Pop-up)
holly miranda	no one just is "no one just is" by "holly miranda"							2:44:34 (Pop-up)
holly miranda	waves "waves" by "holly miranda"							2:53:05 (Pop-up)
holly miranda	nobody sees me like you do (yoko ono cover) live							2:53:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am seang: oh yeah, love this song!
	9:11am BSI: ah, a longtime fave fad gadget tune..... fine morning so far
	9:16am trouble: good morning bird lovers!
	9:19am sebastian: morning. nice to tune in live for a change.
	9:21am north guinea hills: Wow, monie love, takes me back.....
	9:26am texas scott: I love June Christie in May.And dem birds. morning,all!
	9:29am still b/p: This is good to accompany aloud with some Leon Redboney scat...until someone walks by.
	9:33am erella: Goood morning trouble.
	9:37am Francis: Bonjour Trouble, I didn't know Francoise Hardy had sung in a Malcom Mclaren track. Since tuesday in France,winter is coming back in May ! Snow,cold,fog,a sort of post miniature winter ! I'm with you just for few tracks before returning to my work where I haven't internet.But I'm happy,I 've just discovered I could listen to your last four shows on mp3, so I 'll be able to listen to Trouble everywhere !! Great Marianne Dissard song (does she still live in Arizona ?)
	9:43am moose: this blue steel song is extraordinary i heard it was used in a mcdonald's commercial which broke my heart a bit!
	9:48am Erella: Is outrageous that the NJ governor would think of taking money out of the public library system. That is a huge chunk too. I'm amazed that this isn't getting more publicity. Mind boggling. I bet his kids have adequate access to resources! Libraries are important and of course valuable in ways that this short sighted guy has no idea about. Feh!
	9:52am m.: omar souleyman is playing his first US show on June 19th in cleveland, slowhio... cma.org
	9:54am Chris - Bristol: Oh I get it: fahrenheit 451 / book burning etc... Election day here in the UK - praying that the Tories (Conservatives) don't get back in!
	9:54am trouble: yes outrageous! write the gov via NJLA.org!!! Hello erella. thank you for the cd package, haven't even had a minute to sit down and watch it, am looking forward to it!.
	9:58am listener stu: Morning Trouble !
	10:01am trouble: bonjour francis! ola sebastian and stu....
	10:09am Francis: I was sure ,Trouble, you were going to play today a track of last Omar Souleyman album !! Last summer in a music festival,he had played in Paris before Deerhoof : Greg Saunier had loved his show but was a bit embarrassed to play after such a so particular,"festive","authentic" music even if I think Deerhoof's music is as joyous and festive (even more for me) ,in a diiferent way of course.
	10:13am Cecile: Unbelievable. Even our governor, the Scrooge-like Tim Pawlenty left some money for libraries.
	10:14am chris from london: trouble. we are all voting tactically to STOP CAMERON, but we don't want BROWN either, so we have to go CLEGG Hung parliament!!! that would be fun love
	10:16am ERella: Thanks Trouble. I got this link at the NJLA.org site www.savemynjlibrary.org Reprehensible behaviour. 74% is outrageous. 10% would be unthinkable, but 74%? What is wrong with this guy??
	10:19am dc pat: souleyman is playing with Konono No. ! on May 11th somewhere in Bristol you English types. That sounds like the show of the decade.
	10:19am mysterio!: love "if you're lookin' for trouble, then trouble is my name! " in the billy joe spears song! you're the best, Trouble! xo!
	10:19am seang: all politicians are scumbags no matter what party!
	10:20am erella: Trouble, on David Byrne's radio blog, I heard Elini Mandel and friends do a song that I love. ----(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am by the Living Sisters. Have you heard this? I tried to buy the track on amazon and can't because I am not in the USA. Have you heard it? He changes the songs every month and it is on the May playlist.
	10:20am dc pat: excuse me for being dumb, but after Tony Blair, just what is the difference between the Labor and Tories??
	10:22am Derek in MD: I've been encountering this bizarre attitude lately that libraries are for "homeless people and losers who can't afford to buy books." Appalling! When I pay my state taxes, I pretend all the money is going to Maryland's fantastic public library system.
	10:23am Dead Corporate Eyes: that's them tea partiers fer ya. I heart libraries.
	10:25am BSI: Derek: yep, I credit the Laurel Public Library (MD) for kicking my butt down the rabbit-hole of wild music -- it was Ornette Coleman's 'New York is Now!' -- I checked it out on a whim (age 11ish) and ... boom ... pretty eclectic item for a sleepy little suburban library in the mid '70s.
	10:26am dc pat: I hear libraries too. My library burned down couple years back but they're rebuilding it.
	10:27am dc pat: heart not hear....funny though
	10:28am Chris - Bristol: Well said London Chris - "I agree with Clegg". Hang the lot of them! @DC Pat: very little I'm afraid, no longer the clear ideological divide in the search to appeal to middle ground. Although the Tories must be stopped! Not familiar with Souleyman but I like his name - vote Souleyman!
	10:28am Parq: BSI, of course that's exactly why the right wingers find cuts to libararies so attractive.
	10:30am Cecile: I have to say that the best thing the City of Mpls did was to merge their libraries in with Hennepin County's. They are now open 7 days a week and have a coffee bar, like the other Hennepin Cty libraries. It's pretty sweet.
	10:32am BSI: Then of course here in DC, while the renovations are going on @ the Mt.Pleasant library, they finally opened the temporary location & some witless dweeb drove his SUV into the back of the place. We're doomed! And Cecile: if that utopian library scene is a vision of things to come in our New Socialist Nightmare, sign me up!
	10:33am Cecile: BSI: I put you down twice.
	10:33am dc pat: Chris: get yer ass over to the Metropolis on the 11th at all costs.
	10:36am fishmonkeystew: Sun Ra! Shazaaaaam!
	10:37am sugarwolf: people who complain about the cost of local libraries make no sense to me.
	10:41am Parq: Sugarwolf, there is nothing about populist politics in American nowadays that doesn't scare me -- especially when, more and more, the rants are presented at gunpoint.
	10:43am seang: Liberty? are you out there? we used to drive ice cream trucks in Maine
	10:44am sugarwolf: i love crazy letters to the editor saying we don't need new libraries, we have the internet!! have these people seen the internet lately??
	10:45am mb: Ahhhhh! Dub me delightfully Troubs.
	10:46am dc pat: ..and where do vast numbers of people access the Internets? uh, the library.
	10:47am ERella: I read yesterday that Barbara Bush kept the private library in her home managed by using the dewey decimal system. Sugarwolf. I am not sure I understand your implication. Do you really think the internet could ever replace a public library system? Did you bump your head, friend?
	10:47am Kevin in Austin: Wait, their name is "dub"? That will be impossible to Google.
	10:54am sugarwolf: erella, no, i think people who think the internet can replaces libraries are a little misguided. i
	10:54am BSI: classic Rafi!!!
	10:55am trouble: even worse kevin there is no name, the dub was referring to the style of ripping other musics and doing your own thing with it, no credits
	11:02am brian: kevin, trouble.. is it errol brown that does balistic queen? http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/treasure-isle-dub-vol-2/id333939800
	11:02am north guinea hills: I actually have that Treasure Isle dub lp and a few others in the series. On one of the other lps, the dubs are credited to errol browne aka dubmaster. I imagine this one is done by him as well, although this was duke reid's imprint, it's hard to know.
	11:08am Chris - Bristol: I think that the original version of that dub track was "Queen majesty" by the Techniques if that helps?
	11:08am herb: FUN BOY THREE being played! and i've got my fb3 pin on now (via tag sale, 25cents). and, boo hiss gov. christie. new york public library just mailed out a "help, budget cuts" letter. libraries are too big to fail!
	11:08am Kevin in Austin: Well... it sounds good anyway :)
	11:12am dc pat: "that thing bands do to get ready"= smoke another cigarette, chug some more vodka, go out and get a slice, take a nap...
	11:25am Sweet Luke: where that live music at?
	11:28am ?: whoa--this tune popped up on my iPod this very morning. no kidding. like, cosmic, man.
	11:32am seang: cool thing at Boing Boing--cutting libraries: http://www.boingboing.net/2010/05/05/cutting-libraries-in.html
	11:33am Janna: did you guys see Young @ Heart? I'll never forget the scene where they sing this song at the penitentiary
	11:50am Cecile: The band sounds great.
	11:56am jen v.: wow, this cover!
	11:59am north guinea hills: The world would be a much nicer place if there were more yoko covers.
	12:00pm eRella: Where is holly miranda playing in toronto? They sound great
	12:01pm erella: "Cutting libraries in a recession is like closing supermarkets during a famine" That's great.

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 6, 2010

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