WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 7, 2008

Listener comments!
	9:05am Dan from Toronto: Trouble! Longtime listener, first time commenter. Today, for a change, I'm working from home, so I can finally listen to your wondrous show live, instead of via podcast. Looking forward to it!
	9:07am trouble: i stayed up way too late finishing anne patchett's truth and beauty, a memoir about her friendship with author lucy greely. Really great read, beautiful and sad!
	9:08am Jim: I skipped terrible work to study for something terrible. Maybe play something fresh and exciting for me!
	9:12am trouble: welcome first time commenters and oldtime alike...
	9:17am gumby: I'm not sure if it was this program, but someone recommended Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabato. I wanted to thank them, it is a great book to read in the summer sun. Filled with cold places and cold people, but beatifully written. As you said Trouble, beautiful and sad. But a good reminder of our frail humanity in an enormous world.
	9:23am Bruce: I just finished What Is the What, by Dave Eggers. Lots of pain and sadness written with beauty and hope.
	9:29am daniel: Remainder by Tom McCarthy. Just recommending, since I was amazed.
	9:32am Jim: I used to love Darren Daulton.
	9:35am gumby: Now I am reading 1491. Which is an update based on the latest archeological and scientific evidence about the people of N & S America before Columbus and what happened afterward. It is amazing in that 2008 science employed in studying what happend 500 + years ago is still just speculation. It is well written though.
	9:35am mp: The Cave by Jose Saramago. Also amazing. I need to pick up Truth and Beauty, i knew Lucy when she was in Provincetown (early 90's), a beautiful and troubled person in a beautiful and troubled place. which reminds me of Karen Dalton somehow. great show.
	9:36am JP: Ah yes, Dutch... I miss him...
	9:43am catpatz: have been reading the ice shirt by william t vollman ---- slowly, but its quite nice - - - distant and striking. and vikings !
	9:46am bill: I'm reading Space is the Place by John F. Szwed. It's the biography of the Sun Ra, born on Saturn and transported to this sorry planet to save our souls.
	9:48am sebastian in santiago: hello trouble and listeners/readers alike. just finished artificial respiration by ricardo piglia, from argentina. i have been forced by it to delve into wittgenstein's tractatus. can you believe it? i can't. never thought i would do something like that.
	9:52am dc pat: reading Red Harvest by Hammett...because I just finished watching Yojimbo then Fist Full of Dollars.
	9:53am bill: I just finished Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius by Ray Monk. Wittgenstein was an interesting dude. I've been on a biography reading spree. I'm waiting for Trouble's autobiography to come out.
	9:55am Bad Ronald: I just finished reading the comments on the playlist.
	9:56am dc pat: good job Bad, now you're all caught up on all there is to know...
	9:56am 55fps: Watched 'jindabyne' which prompts me to re-read Raymond Carver, the master short storier.
	9:58am EVKeef: like your show a lot--a friend of mine asked me the other day where he can find archival recordings of swing/big band music 30s thru 50s that is sung in foreign languages--preferably Japanese/Chinese but he'll take others---have you ever seen a comp like this or know where to look? thanks
	9:59am Jim: Not new in the slightest, but always cool.
	9:59am dc pat: love this Move song.
	10:01am Jim: Who doesn't
	10:02am dc pat: Yeah, I don't blame them--it does sound like the Who.
	10:03am Jim: Oof.
	10:03am daniel: yyyyyyyyeeeaaaa!!!!!! que viva la chicha! a mover el culito!
	10:09am Bad Ronald: Correct Jim nothing moves me like The Move!!!
	10:11am mp: EVKeef, i'd point him towards the Secret Museum of Mankind series on Yazoo, though i don't think they have a specific release on the subject there are great things pertaining, throughout. http://www.yazoorecords.com/ethnic.htm
	10:14am GP: OK Trouble, now play some Matthew Dear "Don and Sherri" to make up for that, in which I used to think he WAS singing about Don Cherry until I read the lyrics...weird...
	10:14am 55fps: Mention Don Cherry here up in Buffalo & one immediately thinks of the wacky hockey persona, who probably has had his fill of bitter beer.
	10:14am trouble: EVkeef, i don't know of anything, but check charlie lewis's playlists. his playlists are still up on line here, and he loved japanese and chinese old stuff.
	10:16am Don Cherry: 55fps, you forgot to mention my plaid jackets and old school tough guy persona. I played without a helmet, you know.
	10:17am 55fps: Sorry Grapes
	10:30am m: just got my marathon swag yesterday and washed dishes to the sweet sounds of trouble's premium -- amazing stuff!
	10:31am daniel: the russian france gall?
	10:35am trouble: m- I am honored that my premium got such a workout!
	10:42am Ken from Hyde Park: Today's show rocks. Good stuff!
	10:43am Laurie: I braved American Apparel for the new Sebastien Tellier. I needed it because the Eurovision contest entry, "Divine," was on it. "Divine" totally should have won, by the way. Booooo. So, I walked away with a wonderful CD and a hoodie dress.
	10:45am Jim: I wouldn't use the word rocks, but it's a good show.
	10:57am gp: MMMMM!, Coralie
	10:58am Parq: I am enjoying the whole show, as I always do, but I gotta say, this Vetiver track is especially pretty.
	11:04am paul: hey andy, i bought a bunch of time stereo cds from you on ebay. wooo.
	11:09am trouble: hey thanks for all the suggestions for summer reading. Not enough hours in the day...
	11:09am Bad Ronald: Funk-a-Licious!!!
	11:09am submariner: please to be playing Big Blood
	11:16am Laurie: I loooooooove Galaxie 500. I love "Tugboat." It is a really great mixtape song.
	11:19am trouble: that song would make a great sounddtrack for my imaginary life where I live on a tugboat
	11:21am Bad Ronald: "Tugboat Trouble"
	11:22am Laurie: Ha ha, you need to meet up with Tugboat Richie. j/k
	11:23am Bad Ronald: I am currently looking at all the tugboats in NY harbor..
	11:23am frenchee: Ah, Spongehead. LOVE the Hendersons & Kirby....
	11:26am Jim: Nice. Keep rocking.
	11:40am Lucky: I love "Uncle Jim"! I haven't heard that song in decades. That was an amazing era for the Sun City Girls live. Now the Idle Race? Wow, go Jeff Lyne!
	11:43am Eddie: pianosaurus? HELL YEAH.
	11:45am Jim: Got anything new?
	11:45am R. P.: I have a pianosaurus. From the Dollar Store. I thought I recognized that sound.
	11:46am andy waltzer: hi everyone, thanks for listening! & trouble- have a BRILLIANT time at the beach! hey, i really hope the squeaky chair comes back for an appearance at some point this weekend. pianosaurus were so great! remember bianca "flystrip" miller? "I fell in love with my gynecologist?
	11:51am Ike: Andy, what did the janitor request? Heh.
	11:53am andy waltzer: He wanted Stevie Wonder or Michael Jackson.
	11:54am Harvey: Andy, I haven't been listening long enough to have heard your show when you were a regular, but you really are great.
	11:56am frenchee: I raise a glass to 1989--and to Andy. Thanks, Trouble, for handling over the radio reins to AW.
	11:57am andy waltzer: Thanks, Harvey (& while I'm here, thanks Paul!). I love love love doing shows, any chance I get (next time for fill ins will be when I visit in September). While I am here, HAPPY BIRTHDAY WFMU!
	11:57am trouble: harvey, andy has tons of past show that are archived at wfmu.org. go to the bottom of the page and look at 'on the bench'
	11:58am trouble: oh and HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANDY!
	11:59am andy waltzer: Lucky, I should have brought my cassette of the high school band I was in (Um...Disgruntled Youth). We did a version of "Kill The Klansmen" by Sun City Girls that might be the height in pain inducing youth sounds.
	12:00pm andy waltzer: & happy birthday to everyone who ever has had or will have a birthday (always loved when Hova or Belinda would say that during Greasy Kid Stuff).

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 7, 2008

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
nico	frozen warnings	peel sesions			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Either/Orchestra	altchalcoum	Live in Addis			0:04:49 (Pop‑up)
Au	summerheat	verbs	aagoo	*	0:11:22 (Pop‑up)
caroline	je prefere parler de l'amour	fleurs de papier			0:17:42 (Pop‑up)
the new swing sextet	honeybee	monkey see, monkey do			0:19:47 (Pop‑up)
orange	the liquid nature of	In The Midst of Chaos	de stijl	*	0:23:31 (Pop‑up)
karen dalton	in the evening	green rockey road	Megaphone	*	0:26:07 (Pop‑up)

mazzy star	rhymes of an hour				0:37:15 (Pop‑up)
althea and donna	make a truce	Uptown Top Ranking			0:41:01 (Pop‑up)
Balroynigress	shampoo & champagne	Whispers From The Forests, Screams From The Mountains v/a			0:45:39 (Pop‑up)
eula cooper	shake daddy shake	Eccentric Soul: The Tragar & Note Labels (V/A)	numero group	*	0:49:25 (Pop‑up)
The Orient Express	fruit of the desert	the orient express	fallout	*	0:50:58 (Pop‑up)
paul weller	have you mad up your mind	22 dreams		*	0:54:38 (Pop‑up)
gloria brady	talk baby talk	the women of sun records v/a			0:56:44 (Pop‑up)
the move	i can hear the grass grow				0:58:40 (Pop‑up)
los mirios	sonido amazonico	roots of chi cha v/a			1:01:12 (Pop‑up)

bengt berger with don cherry	Bitter Funeral Beer	Bitter Funeral Beer			1:08:44 (Pop‑up)
untitled (cynthia dahl)	christmas (california)	untitled			1:18:09 (Pop‑up)
Klimperei	La Soupente	love you	jardin au fou	*	1:22:22 (Pop‑up)
donna regina	my favorite mystery	her beautiful heart			1:23:55 (Pop‑up)
?	oblaka	60's- 70's russian cartoon soundtracks			1:29:12 (Pop‑up)
billy nichols	being happy	Forever's No Time At All: The Anthology 1967-2004			1:31:42 (Pop‑up)
Hercules and Love Affair	iris	Hercules And Love Affair		*	1:34:04 (Pop‑up)

sebastien tellier	fantino	OST lost in translation v/a			1:41:49 (Pop‑up)
andres subercaseaux	morning again	aqui		*	1:45:16 (Pop‑up)
ladytron	season of illusions	velocifero	nettwerk	*	1:48:21 (Pop‑up)
Coralie Clement	vis-a-vis				1:51:38 (Pop‑up)
vetiver	save me a place	between			1:54:57 (Pop‑up)

uncle floyd show theme		ANDY WALTZER guest dj's/WFMU greats weekend			2:01:44 (Pop‑up)
children in adult jails	house of weenies				2:02:27 (Pop‑up)
Fairport Convention	Tale in Hard Time				2:06:20 (Pop‑up)
funkadelic	can you get to that				2:07:08 (Pop‑up)

galaxie 500	tugboat				2:14:42 (Pop‑up)
spongehead	mail it off to china				2:18:45 (Pop‑up)
sun city girls	uncle jim				2:23:25 (Pop‑up)
Skeeter Davis and NRBQ	Someday my Prince will come				2:26:08 (Pop‑up)

algebra suicide	little dead bodies poem				2:33:47 (Pop‑up)
the idle race	i like my toys				2:38:28 (Pop‑up)
pianosaurus	Sun Will Follow				2:41:09 (Pop‑up)
Jonathan Richman	neon sign				2:42:34 (Pop‑up)
the chi lites	Stoned Out of My Mind				2:45:17 (Pop‑up)

Daniel Johnston	i live for love				2:52:11 (Pop‑up)
melanie	beautiful people				2:55:50 (Pop‑up)
Hypnolovewheel	cows				2:59:08 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am Dan from Toronto: Trouble! Longtime listener, first time commenter. Today, for a change, I'm working from home, so I can finally listen to your wondrous show live, instead of via podcast. Looking forward to it!
	9:07am trouble: i stayed up way too late finishing anne patchett's truth and beauty, a memoir about her friendship with author lucy greely. Really great read, beautiful and sad!
	9:08am Jim: I skipped terrible work to study for something terrible. Maybe play something fresh and exciting for me!
	9:12am trouble: welcome first time commenters and oldtime alike...
	9:17am gumby: I'm not sure if it was this program, but someone recommended Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabato. I wanted to thank them, it is a great book to read in the summer sun. Filled with cold places and cold people, but beatifully written. As you said Trouble, beautiful and sad. But a good reminder of our frail humanity in an enormous world.
	9:23am Bruce: I just finished What Is the What, by Dave Eggers. Lots of pain and sadness written with beauty and hope.
	9:29am daniel: Remainder by Tom McCarthy. Just recommending, since I was amazed.
	9:32am Jim: I used to love Darren Daulton.
	9:35am gumby: Now I am reading 1491. Which is an update based on the latest archeological and scientific evidence about the people of N & S America before Columbus and what happened afterward. It is amazing in that 2008 science employed in studying what happend 500 + years ago is still just speculation. It is well written though.
	9:35am mp: The Cave by Jose Saramago. Also amazing. I need to pick up Truth and Beauty, i knew Lucy when she was in Provincetown (early 90's), a beautiful and troubled person in a beautiful and troubled place. which reminds me of Karen Dalton somehow. great show.
	9:36am JP: Ah yes, Dutch... I miss him...
	9:43am catpatz: have been reading the ice shirt by william t vollman ---- slowly, but its quite nice - - - distant and striking. and vikings !
	9:46am bill: I'm reading Space is the Place by John F. Szwed. It's the biography of the Sun Ra, born on Saturn and transported to this sorry planet to save our souls.
	9:48am sebastian in santiago: hello trouble and listeners/readers alike. just finished artificial respiration by ricardo piglia, from argentina. i have been forced by it to delve into wittgenstein's tractatus. can you believe it? i can't. never thought i would do something like that.
	9:52am dc pat: reading Red Harvest by Hammett...because I just finished watching Yojimbo then Fist Full of Dollars.
	9:53am bill: I just finished Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius by Ray Monk. Wittgenstein was an interesting dude. I've been on a biography reading spree. I'm waiting for Trouble's autobiography to come out.
	9:55am Bad Ronald: I just finished reading the comments on the playlist.
	9:56am dc pat: good job Bad, now you're all caught up on all there is to know...
	9:56am 55fps: Watched 'jindabyne' which prompts me to re-read Raymond Carver, the master short storier.
	9:58am EVKeef: like your show a lot--a friend of mine asked me the other day where he can find archival recordings of swing/big band music 30s thru 50s that is sung in foreign languages--preferably Japanese/Chinese but he'll take others---have you ever seen a comp like this or know where to look? thanks
	9:59am Jim: Not new in the slightest, but always cool.
	9:59am dc pat: love this Move song.
	10:01am Jim: Who doesn't
	10:02am dc pat: Yeah, I don't blame them--it does sound like the Who.
	10:03am Jim: Oof.
	10:03am daniel: yyyyyyyyeeeaaaa!!!!!! que viva la chicha! a mover el culito!
	10:09am Bad Ronald: Correct Jim nothing moves me like The Move!!!
	10:11am mp: EVKeef, i'd point him towards the Secret Museum of Mankind series on Yazoo, though i don't think they have a specific release on the subject there are great things pertaining, throughout. http://www.yazoorecords.com/ethnic.htm
	10:14am GP: OK Trouble, now play some Matthew Dear "Don and Sherri" to make up for that, in which I used to think he WAS singing about Don Cherry until I read the lyrics...weird...
	10:14am 55fps: Mention Don Cherry here up in Buffalo & one immediately thinks of the wacky hockey persona, who probably has had his fill of bitter beer.
	10:14am trouble: EVkeef, i don't know of anything, but check charlie lewis's playlists. his playlists are still up on line here, and he loved japanese and chinese old stuff.
	10:16am Don Cherry: 55fps, you forgot to mention my plaid jackets and old school tough guy persona. I played without a helmet, you know.
	10:17am 55fps: Sorry Grapes
	10:30am m: just got my marathon swag yesterday and washed dishes to the sweet sounds of trouble's premium -- amazing stuff!
	10:31am daniel: the russian france gall?
	10:35am trouble: m- I am honored that my premium got such a workout!
	10:42am Ken from Hyde Park: Today's show rocks. Good stuff!
	10:43am Laurie: I braved American Apparel for the new Sebastien Tellier. I needed it because the Eurovision contest entry, "Divine," was on it. "Divine" totally should have won, by the way. Booooo. So, I walked away with a wonderful CD and a hoodie dress.
	10:45am Jim: I wouldn't use the word rocks, but it's a good show.
	10:57am gp: MMMMM!, Coralie
	10:58am Parq: I am enjoying the whole show, as I always do, but I gotta say, this Vetiver track is especially pretty.
	11:04am paul: hey andy, i bought a bunch of time stereo cds from you on ebay. wooo.
	11:09am trouble: hey thanks for all the suggestions for summer reading. Not enough hours in the day...
	11:09am Bad Ronald: Funk-a-Licious!!!
	11:09am submariner: please to be playing Big Blood
	11:16am Laurie: I loooooooove Galaxie 500. I love "Tugboat." It is a really great mixtape song.
	11:19am trouble: that song would make a great sounddtrack for my imaginary life where I live on a tugboat
	11:21am Bad Ronald: "Tugboat Trouble"
	11:22am Laurie: Ha ha, you need to meet up with Tugboat Richie. j/k
	11:23am Bad Ronald: I am currently looking at all the tugboats in NY harbor..
	11:23am frenchee: Ah, Spongehead. LOVE the Hendersons & Kirby....
	11:26am Jim: Nice. Keep rocking.
	11:40am Lucky: I love "Uncle Jim"! I haven't heard that song in decades. That was an amazing era for the Sun City Girls live. Now the Idle Race? Wow, go Jeff Lyne!
	11:43am Eddie: pianosaurus? HELL YEAH.
	11:45am Jim: Got anything new?
	11:45am R. P.: I have a pianosaurus. From the Dollar Store. I thought I recognized that sound.
	11:46am andy waltzer: hi everyone, thanks for listening! & trouble- have a BRILLIANT time at the beach! hey, i really hope the squeaky chair comes back for an appearance at some point this weekend. pianosaurus were so great! remember bianca "flystrip" miller? "I fell in love with my gynecologist?
	11:51am Ike: Andy, what did the janitor request? Heh.
	11:53am andy waltzer: He wanted Stevie Wonder or Michael Jackson.
	11:54am Harvey: Andy, I haven't been listening long enough to have heard your show when you were a regular, but you really are great.
	11:56am frenchee: I raise a glass to 1989--and to Andy. Thanks, Trouble, for handling over the radio reins to AW.
	11:57am andy waltzer: Thanks, Harvey (& while I'm here, thanks Paul!). I love love love doing shows, any chance I get (next time for fill ins will be when I visit in September). While I am here, HAPPY BIRTHDAY WFMU!
	11:57am trouble: harvey, andy has tons of past show that are archived at wfmu.org. go to the bottom of the page and look at 'on the bench'
	11:58am trouble: oh and HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANDY!
	11:59am andy waltzer: Lucky, I should have brought my cassette of the high school band I was in (Um...Disgruntled Youth). We did a version of "Kill The Klansmen" by Sun City Girls that might be the height in pain inducing youth sounds.
	12:00pm andy waltzer: & happy birthday to everyone who ever has had or will have a birthday (always loved when Hova or Belinda would say that during Greasy Kid Stuff).

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 7, 2008

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