WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	♥ 9:02am sphere: hullo
	♥ 9:02am melinda: morning all
	♥ 9:06am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:09am Trouble: good morning! live music very shortly this morning! early birds get the worm
	9:09am meredith: good morning to all
	9:11am morgenrot: guten morgen from deutschland
	9:13am Meesalikeu: totally drawn in via this opening set —bravo!
	♥ 9:15am sphere: oooh. Billy Paul!
	♥ 9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the Troubleau. I hope all is well.
	9:16am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Good morning Trouble, happy to hear you still got a thing, goin' on!
	♥ 9:16am G: Not sure if I've heard this since it was on the charts in 72 or 73...
	♥ 9:17am Roger: Trouble! Off to a fantastic start! Finally got my swag! Can't wait to hear to hear your Glow Your Own premium.
	♥ 9:17am steveo: good morning; i'm not sure my spouse would be super thrilled if i went and held hands with someone else every day at 6:30 but I guess it wouldn't be the worse thing
	9:20am βrian: Wow, mine would be grateful for the extra few minutes of sleep.
	9:22am thormagma: excellent morning music
	9:27am βrian: Off to listen to the loons in a few days — a summer rite that will be a first for 5-year-old.
	♥ 9:27am Aaron Working In Newark: Loving this!
	9:29am PJ: 91.1 is off the air in Brooklyn (or at least it’s playing something completely different than Mateo very quietly)
	♥ 9:31am Ike: Yes, 91.1 is quietly playing something different (backup tape?) from what's on the stream.
	9:32am PJ: And now Trouble is back on the air with Mateo
	♥ 9:41am melinda: I like this better than the original
	♥ 9:43am Aaron Working In Newark: Fantastic show this morning Trouble!
	♥ 9:43am rsj: feeling a lot of gateway DJ love also like the artist photo, way better with the artist in the work
	9:54am Trouble: wow! what an epic fail moment there, one for the history books. apparently the robot was triggered and started playing music that was not mateo kingman live. so i will play a few mateo kingman cuts to replace the gorgeous set we lost to history. i am so very sorry!
	9:58am Meesalikeu: Glitchy audio there unfortunately, but the show must go on and you came back swinging — keep it up!
	10:01am Meesalikeu: ps — this is where i put my request in for some king sunny ade :)
	♥ 10:05am Ike: I presume it was only lost to 91.1 FM listeners, yes? Sounded like the web listeners got it....
	♥ 10:08am steveo: yes, i believe i heard it on the stream; maybe the archive will have it?
	♥ 10:09am Ike: The Robot has no dominion over the internet unless I'm horribly mistaken.
	♥ 10:09am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all!
	10:10am Meesalikeu: did not hear it via the app — i got dead air and random music
	10:10am Malachy Egan: I heard it on the stream.
	♥ 10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't you hate it when robots get triggered?
	10:16am Sean from Iowa: Pop up player experience for me was a couple minutes of dead air that eventually gave way to the Mateo performance already in progress.
	♥ 10:18am maestroso: @Sean that was my experience as well on the iphone app.
	♥ 10:18am Mick: Sounds like i missed some excitement while i was away - yowza!
	10:24am Linda Lee: what a beautiful soundtrack to this pretty morning! thanks, Trouble!
	10:26am Trouble: merci @linda lee!
	♥ 10:35am Cool Runnings: Buena mañana gente! :-)
	10:35am Linda Lee: fantastico! :-)
	10:36am kevlicki: Good morning Trouble and all!
	10:40am Trouble: good morning kevlicki! i am going to go to the just seeds web site shortly to order/download some fantabulous imagery. DJ icepack needs to to go off to college with activist comfort...
	10:43am kevlicki: Awe, that’s fantastic! In years past we thought about doing a college campus tour to hustle our posters to students out of a van. I became a farmer instead!
	10:44am Linda Lee: marvelous work there! www.instagram.com... either way nourishing, kevlicki! thank you!
	10:46am βrian: Now if they were typing exact copies of that novel having no 'e,' I'd really be impressed.
	10:47am yes: Mmm rupa
	♥ 10:47am Phillippe Bastille: Howdy all
	10:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: if i may hello.
	♥ 10:49am Phillippe Bastille: Oh my, Linda! Instagram? Mark Hurst would be soooo disappointed
	♥ 10:49am Mick: brilliant set! thanks for the just seeds link too!
	10:49am kevlicki: It’s also acceptable to download designs from our graphics page https://justseeds.org/graphics/ And print them out for personal use, like when your progeny leaves the nest, and their dorm room will need decorating!
	10:51am kevlicki: Thank you Linda! Philippe, I think Mark would agree it’s Ok to view Instagram, without an account while connected thru your VPN of choice
	10:53am βrian: It also good to have javascript disabled.
	10:56am Linda Lee: yes, you can check things out on instagram without an account. there's a link to the justseeds site & kevlicki's own work. marvelous.
	♥ 10:56am tadpoles: I have a "Woodstock" brand typewriter....I'll have to play it today of all days!!
	10:57am jt: Ever notice that just about everything issued on 10" is really weird? Chosen format for the odd-lot sounds..
	10:58am Linda Lee: probably the easiest format to produce on an outsider budget, jt.
	11:00am Linda Lee: 2 fmu djs do the impossible & make me sorry i'm outside the metro area now: Fabio & Trouble!
	11:00am jt: I am thinking it might be more expensive than a standard 12" to produce, but I know nothing of that industry...
	11:02am Linda Lee: see, i'm guessing it isn't. i think every rotation is more money in production.
	11:03am Linda Lee: 10 " at 33 or 12" at 33, it's cheaper. 8" at 45 rpm, i bet it's also cheaper! magnetic tape, well...
	11:04am Linda Lee: you still need masters.
	11:05am crateslinger: @Linda Lee - WFMU used to be a good reason to stay in NYC, but now with the internet, there is really no reason at all - unless you're 25 years old, rich, and want to get drunk every night.
	11:05am jt: ah-ha learn something new everyday..thanks LL!
	11:05am crateslinger: Oh, and really good looking - can't forget that. NYC is for the beautiful children.
	♥ 11:06am Greg from ZONE 5: This is beeeee-autiful
	11:07am Linda Lee: @crateslinger ~ it really was a neighborhood plus when we first found fmu in the mid 80s! that's the last time i was drunk & 25..
	11:08am jt: crateslinger brings up a good point... only linger in the metro area since my 'living situation' job/ hosing actually ties me to the BK..otherwise, I would go very far away...
	♥ 11:08am Michael 98145: i will probably never hear this station over the airwaves
	11:08am yes: :)
	11:08am Linda Lee: funny how regional lines are blurred for culture, but not for economics. money still rules your physical body.
	11:08am yes: This is wonderful
	11:09am Linda Lee: only proving that art is superior! :-D
	11:10am jt: The radio picked up WFMU in '88 from a trash-found Sanyo receiver so we knew the place was worth staying in for awhile...
	♥ 11:11am melinda: I''m grateful for streaming but miss listening to terrestrial radio. My stereo is quite unreliable and that's how my listening habits became computer-centic and I got hooked on FMU. @Michael when I visited Jersey City the first time I was able to listen on a boombox with not-great reception, but a good radio (or any radio) usually isn't part of the lodgings one finds.
	♥ 11:11am melinda: centric, not centic
	11:12am Linda Lee: that's marvelous. :-) we didn't find the fmu airwaves 'til we moved from manhattan to the faraway wilds of williiamsburg in 85, where north & south were still divided by color. we white chicks took a place on the border. it was really lovely.
	11:13am Linda Lee: everyone in the hood was nice to us. just wonderful.
	11:15am βrian: Trouble a des messages pour nous.
	♥ 11:15am Greg from ZONE 5: At home I always listen on an actual radio. Couldn't tell you why I prefer it. I think because you can listen to anything on the web, but you can only listen to radio on the radio.
	11:15am kevlicki: I grew up in the broadcast range and it’s a region I’m struggling to avoid getting get priced out of. Curiously housemate just pointed out to me that 91.9 comes in with more clarity than the 91.1 frequency at our apt in Brooklyn.
	11:17am Trouble: ha@ brian. je suis pas la
	11:17am jt: Yeah, different times then, demographic has changed so much.., Since mid-80's. Would never move here now but contently rooted now.. LL, remember when your friends in the East Village wouldn't even visit you in W/burg ? They were all like," We aren't going THERE! YOU come here!"
	11:17am kevlicki: Streaming now as I’m commuting to work, in the 90.1 range
	11:19am Linda Lee: kevlicki, i'm on my 5th gentrification price-out, after 20 years as a full time resident here, 30 part time. i'm in sullivan county near the ulster border. what's happening here is incredible. who in god's name has all this money?
	11:19am Hubig Pie: You could listen to tv on the radio in the swinging '60's
	11:20am Linda Lee: i do indeed, jt! :-)
	♥ 11:24am Michael 98145: always enjoy your show, Ms Trouble
	11:24am kevlicki: Linda, “tell me about it”, I grew up in Goshen, have lived all around the Hudson Valley, Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn. Would love to settle back in Ulster County. It’s really difficult competing for real estate with people that seem to have ungodly amounts of cash.
	♥ 11:25am thedunkel / el carnicero francés: Goood morning Trouble and Trouble-ites!
	11:25am MG: Trouble, you are on FIRE today! Bringing me out of my Thursday funk.
	11:26am still b/p: Same around here. More new upscale condos. Then more, replacing more modest rentals/homes. Then more. Market not exhausted yet, apparently. @ Hubig -- I had a transistor radio from 80s or 90s that included TV channel audio. Tried to use it to check news on one of the TV stations one day a couple years ago and realized, "Ohhhh, yeah. Analog TV signal gone, baby, gone."
	11:26am kevlicki: Linda, it’s amazing, all your previous landlords are selling their brooklyn properties and buying in The Hudson Valley!
	11:26am Linda Lee: my god i know. i know. even the affordable fixer-uppers are being scooped up by flippers, while this fractures actual communities. it's horrible, frankly.
	11:27am Trouble: gracias @MG and michael 98145!
	11:28am Trouble: god morning aaron: good luck at prep in the fall!!
	11:29am Linda Lee: 5 gentrification price-outs since 1978! where i venture bravely, the money follows. i should be getting residuals! :-D
	11:29am CarB: this rocks
	11:29am crateslinger: Here's how I see it... Every small town in America has at least a few talented, beautiful young people from families of means. All these people move to New York, then ten years later, they buy a place upstate so their children can play with crawdads.
	11:31am Linda Lee: don't let the kids play with the locals, though! that's bad news.
	11:31am crateslinger: I came to New York to get away from them... oh, and to throw bottles at kops.
	11:31am kevlicki: LL, that, combined with renting thru Airbnb redices the amount of housing available to longer term residents. It’s a real rupture in “community”. Im quite determined to settle where I have that sense of place, hopefully it can be maintained long enough to enjoy it.
	11:31am Linda Lee: they might learn something their parents prefer them not to learn.
	♥ 11:33am tim from champaign: Hi everybody! I love this Byron Lee and the Dragonaires. Very Metal Box era PIL.
	11:34am Linda Lee: absolutely right on, kevlicki. i'm still on the hunt as well. this year i've discovered what 'community' actually means, in a rural way. the people of an authentic community rely on one another for their survival. community is not a bunch of second homes within a few miles' drive.
	11:34am βrian: We're getting hammered by it in Madison, too. The dilapidated box across the street went from ~$220 K in value to $550K in 4 years.
	11:34am crateslinger: @LL - assimilation is not a goal, but a weakness.
	11:37am emily: I've read half of it, Trouble. Maybe I could finish it before my semester starts.
	11:37am Linda Lee: i think it assimilation can strengthen a community if the resources becoming available to the community increase, but assimilation always seems to move in one direction only: away from the community & into the bank.
	11:38am Linda Lee: mid-atlantic appalachia may be next for me. just don't tell anyone. :-D
	♥ 11:38am Phillippe Bastille: Not a lot left to gentrify around here. Its either already gentrified or needs to be torn down.
	11:38am emily: my day, my week, has been unusual. Like my computer, I, too am fragmented
	11:38am justinseeling: marlon james as guest dj would be incredible! please make this happen! glad you finished "7 killings", trouble!
	11:39am Linda Lee: Phillippe, you'd be surprised how valuable 'needs to be torn down' becomes for those with unlimited funds..
	11:40am Listener Robert: @ still b/p Is that station, WNYX (?), still around that was using analog (NTSC) TV channel 6 (with video at low power) to transmit audio at the bottom of the range of FM broadcast band receivers? They had an all-weekend format of Indo-Caribbean.
	11:40am northguineahills: I remember until 2002 the Bedford Ave was a ghost town after dark....
	11:43am frenchee: Trouble, you might try contacting Marlon James through his publisher? I talked to him at the Brooklyn Book Fair several years ago and he was splendid but a little bit skittish. I think he lives in Minnesota? and he's on twitter. I would love to hear that show, btw. I still have fond memories of Mike Lupica interviewing guest DJ George Pelecanos.....
	♥ 11:43am tim from champaign: I'm intrigued about Marlon James now. Looks like my local library has a number of his books.
	11:43am Linda Lee: not now, ngh? i worked in the neighborhood in 81-82. it was really very nice. a real homey feel. the italian bakery, the salvation army. after the factory closed in the evenings the quiet street was lovely.
	11:45am frenchee: @tim from c: 7 killings is great but it's a commitment! He also has done some graphic novels and a sort of sci-fi title.
	♥ 11:47am tim from champaign: @frenchee - thanks! With music, books and movies, I can stick with something for the long haul. Sometimes, the longer the better!
	11:48am Trouble: merci@frenchee: i am working on his publisher. just thought i would go for the friend angle, it has worked b4. i got maira kalman on through a listener..
	♥ 11:52am sphere: hello been listening. just wanted to say that this is REALLY funky. whew!
	11:53am Linda Lee: calvin keys: perfect for pulling me from mopey regret into a new day! again, thank you!
	♥ 11:54am Michael 98145: I know many folks are all for elimination of all zoning (isn't that the Texas model?), but turning the house you bought into a private hotel just doesn't seem correct somehow.
	11:54am Linda Lee: time is short & moves through us like music! can we take what we require from it before it's gone?
	♥ 11:54am Michael 98145: thanks again, Trouble
	♥ 11:56am duke: Listening while working, but I had to say I really like this Calvin Keys cut.
	11:56am Linda Lee: @Michael 98145 ~ it may make sense economically, but not in terms of community. those passing through the neighborhood just don't care to know who lives around them. not really.
	11:56am still b/p: I don't think TV stations are allowed to do anything in analog broadcasting anymore. So, that NY operation not my area, but I think them days are done. In many markets, the local channel 6 signal was picked up low on the FM dial.
	♥ 11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Isn't the Texas model "Build it on the flood plain, what could possibly go wrong?" Thanks for the fun today, Trouble.
	♥ 11:57am Phillippe Bastille: @Linda you're right. when I actually think about it. I never envisioned one person buying up miles of shoreline in Baltimore but Kevin Plank found a way to do it
	11:57am Linda Lee: maybe we're 'local color', but that's as far as it goes. we're part of the product offered.
	11:57am northguineahills: @LL:By 2003, it became a hustling hipsterburg. now it's a playground for trustafarians…. Thanks, trouble!
	♥ 11:57am Mick: So, so good Trouble - thanks!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening and putting up with my epic fail moment. see you next week after i go to see SKY BLUE FC vs SEATTLE REIGN this weekend. yipppeee
	♥ 11:58am sphere: thanks trouble!
	11:58am Linda Lee: i was last there in '99. still reasonably nice, for me. i'm told i'd plotz if i saw it now!
	11:58am Linda Lee: have a good week, Trouble! thanks so much for a lovely morning.
	♥ 11:58am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble
	♥ 11:59am Michael 98145: enjoy the foolball!
	11:59am Linda Lee: maybe i'll see you in the hood, Phlllippe! :-)
	12:00pm CarB: Futbol!
	♥ 12:01pm Michael 98145: Megan Rapinoe!
	♥ 12:01pm Michael 98145: Megan Rapinoe!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 15, 2019

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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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August 15, 2019: the sea, the sea with live guest Mateo Kingman

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David Hockney in studio

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
canalon de timbiqui	de mar y rio	de mar y rio	llorona records				*	0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
bobbi humphrey	jealousy	tailor made	epic					0:04:15 (Pop‑up)
maria usbeck	amor anciano	envejeciendo	cascine				*	0:09:26 (Pop‑up)
billy paul	me and mrs jones	360 degrees of	philadelphia intetrnational records					0:13:21 (Pop‑up)

mateo kingman	lucero live	mike cohen engineering	mateo kingman			please excuse the 1:40 of silence at start of this song, the set resumes.		0:19:00 (Pop‑up)
mateo kingman	ultimo aliento live	(live)	mateo kingman					0:23:26 (Pop‑up)
mateo kingman	religar live	(live)	mateo kingman					0:26:58 (Pop‑up)
ana d	1,2,3,4/los amantes	satelite 99	elefant records				*	0:33:18 (Pop‑up)
alla	la montana sagrada	es tiempo	crammed discs					0:35:59 (Pop‑up)
dump	1999	that skinny motherfucker with the high voice	shrimper records					0:39:01 (Pop‑up)
aero manyelo	tshunga	turntables on the hudson vol 1	wonder wheel recordings					0:45:04 (Pop‑up)
alice russell	let go ( breakdown)	to dust	tru thoughts					0:48:02 (Pop‑up)
omin	afroelectro	far out presents brazilian bass v/a	far out recordings					0:51:18 (Pop‑up)
aggregation	a child is born	eccentric soul: omnibus vol 1	numero group					0:54:50 (Pop‑up)
antonio carlos & jocafi	hipnose	mudei de ideia	RCA Victor					0:58:26 (Pop‑up)

mateo kingman	lucero	astro	aya				*	1:06:50 (Pop‑up)
mateo kingman	ultimo aliento	astro	aya				*	1:10:02 (Pop‑up)
mateo kingman	religar	astro	aya				*	1:13:58 (Pop‑up)

alain legovic	locmariaquer	beginner's guide to french pop	nascente					1:19:22 (Pop‑up)
barbara moore	steam heat	soul jazz presents : TV sound and image	soul jazz records					1:21:34 (Pop‑up)
curt martin	c'est pas prudent	Beginners Guide to French Pop (V/A)	nascente					1:24:15 (Pop‑up)
da cruz	jangada	sistema subversiva	six degrees					1:27:12 (Pop‑up)
anacaona	si si no no	lo que tu esparabas	lusafrica					1:31:37 (Pop‑up)
moulay ahmed el hassani	Lklam Lakhar	atlas electric	hive mind records				*	1:36:19 (Pop‑up)
boston typewriter orchestra	floating holiday	termination without prejudice volume 1	boston typewriter orchestra		10"		*	1:42:38 (Pop‑up)
rupa	moja bhari moja	disco jazz	numero group	1982			*	1:45:34 (Pop‑up)

david astri	safe and sound	Psychemagik Presents Magik Sunrise	leng records					1:58:53 (Pop‑up)
anubis	ecology	mr bongo record club vol 2	mr bongo					2:01:48 (Pop‑up)
patrice rushen	givin' it up is givin' up	remind me	strut				*	2:06:51 (Pop‑up)
henri salvador et jean yanne	allo brigitte	Voulez-vous Cha-Cha?: French Cha-Cha 1960-1964	born bad				*	2:11:33 (Pop‑up)
Ashanti Roy	hail the words of jah	soul jazz presents rastafari: the dreads enter babylon 1955-83	soul jazz records					2:15:02 (Pop‑up)
ceu	arrastarte-ei	tropix	six degrees					2:17:19 (Pop‑up)
avery r young	get to know a nina simone song	tubman	Fpe				*	2:21:43 (Pop‑up)
Aldemaro Romero y Su Onda Nueva	irene	soul jazz records presents venezuela	soul jazz					2:24:14 (Pop‑up)
byron lee & the dragonaires	last night	Uptown Top Ranking	VP records					2:26:30 (Pop‑up)
anika	officer officer	anika	stones throw					2:31:49 (Pop‑up)
alexander henry	please be true	When Rhythm Was King (V/A)	heartbeat					2:37:55 (Pop‑up)
Abelardo Barroso	el panquelero	cha cha cha with orquesta sensacion	world circuit					2:39:38 (Pop‑up)
body without organs	scrap	isis and thoth	dark entries				*	2:42:08 (Pop‑up)
calvin keys	aunt lovey	black jazz radio v/a	snow dog records					2:48:27 (Pop‑up)
birds 'n' brass	sort of soul	soul jazz presents : TV sound and image	soul jazz					2:55:44 (Pop‑up)
dave hubbard	B.C.	innerpeace	we want sounds					3:00:06 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 9:02am sphere: hullo
	♥ 9:02am melinda: morning all
	♥ 9:06am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:09am Trouble: good morning! live music very shortly this morning! early birds get the worm
	9:09am meredith: good morning to all
	9:11am morgenrot: guten morgen from deutschland
	9:13am Meesalikeu: totally drawn in via this opening set —bravo!
	♥ 9:15am sphere: oooh. Billy Paul!
	♥ 9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and the Troubleau. I hope all is well.
	9:16am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Good morning Trouble, happy to hear you still got a thing, goin' on!
	♥ 9:16am G: Not sure if I've heard this since it was on the charts in 72 or 73...
	♥ 9:17am Roger: Trouble! Off to a fantastic start! Finally got my swag! Can't wait to hear to hear your Glow Your Own premium.
	♥ 9:17am steveo: good morning; i'm not sure my spouse would be super thrilled if i went and held hands with someone else every day at 6:30 but I guess it wouldn't be the worse thing
	9:20am βrian: Wow, mine would be grateful for the extra few minutes of sleep.
	9:22am thormagma: excellent morning music
	9:27am βrian: Off to listen to the loons in a few days — a summer rite that will be a first for 5-year-old.
	♥ 9:27am Aaron Working In Newark: Loving this!
	9:29am PJ: 91.1 is off the air in Brooklyn (or at least it’s playing something completely different than Mateo very quietly)
	♥ 9:31am Ike: Yes, 91.1 is quietly playing something different (backup tape?) from what's on the stream.
	9:32am PJ: And now Trouble is back on the air with Mateo
	♥ 9:41am melinda: I like this better than the original
	♥ 9:43am Aaron Working In Newark: Fantastic show this morning Trouble!
	♥ 9:43am rsj: feeling a lot of gateway DJ love also like the artist photo, way better with the artist in the work
	9:54am Trouble: wow! what an epic fail moment there, one for the history books. apparently the robot was triggered and started playing music that was not mateo kingman live. so i will play a few mateo kingman cuts to replace the gorgeous set we lost to history. i am so very sorry!
	9:58am Meesalikeu: Glitchy audio there unfortunately, but the show must go on and you came back swinging — keep it up!
	10:01am Meesalikeu: ps — this is where i put my request in for some king sunny ade :)
	♥ 10:05am Ike: I presume it was only lost to 91.1 FM listeners, yes? Sounded like the web listeners got it....
	♥ 10:08am steveo: yes, i believe i heard it on the stream; maybe the archive will have it?
	♥ 10:09am Ike: The Robot has no dominion over the internet unless I'm horribly mistaken.
	♥ 10:09am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & all!
	10:10am Meesalikeu: did not hear it via the app — i got dead air and random music
	10:10am Malachy Egan: I heard it on the stream.
	♥ 10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't you hate it when robots get triggered?
	10:16am Sean from Iowa: Pop up player experience for me was a couple minutes of dead air that eventually gave way to the Mateo performance already in progress.
	♥ 10:18am maestroso: @Sean that was my experience as well on the iphone app.
	♥ 10:18am Mick: Sounds like i missed some excitement while i was away - yowza!
	10:24am Linda Lee: what a beautiful soundtrack to this pretty morning! thanks, Trouble!
	10:26am Trouble: merci @linda lee!
	♥ 10:35am Cool Runnings: Buena mañana gente! :-)
	10:35am Linda Lee: fantastico! :-)
	10:36am kevlicki: Good morning Trouble and all!
	10:40am Trouble: good morning kevlicki! i am going to go to the just seeds web site shortly to order/download some fantabulous imagery. DJ icepack needs to to go off to college with activist comfort...
	10:43am kevlicki: Awe, that’s fantastic! In years past we thought about doing a college campus tour to hustle our posters to students out of a van. I became a farmer instead!
	10:44am Linda Lee: marvelous work there! www.instagram.com... either way nourishing, kevlicki! thank you!
	10:46am βrian: Now if they were typing exact copies of that novel having no 'e,' I'd really be impressed.
	10:47am yes: Mmm rupa
	♥ 10:47am Phillippe Bastille: Howdy all
	10:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: if i may hello.
	♥ 10:49am Phillippe Bastille: Oh my, Linda! Instagram? Mark Hurst would be soooo disappointed
	♥ 10:49am Mick: brilliant set! thanks for the just seeds link too!
	10:49am kevlicki: It’s also acceptable to download designs from our graphics page https://justseeds.org/graphics/ And print them out for personal use, like when your progeny leaves the nest, and their dorm room will need decorating!
	10:51am kevlicki: Thank you Linda! Philippe, I think Mark would agree it’s Ok to view Instagram, without an account while connected thru your VPN of choice
	10:53am βrian: It also good to have javascript disabled.
	10:56am Linda Lee: yes, you can check things out on instagram without an account. there's a link to the justseeds site & kevlicki's own work. marvelous.
	♥ 10:56am tadpoles: I have a "Woodstock" brand typewriter....I'll have to play it today of all days!!
	10:57am jt: Ever notice that just about everything issued on 10" is really weird? Chosen format for the odd-lot sounds..
	10:58am Linda Lee: probably the easiest format to produce on an outsider budget, jt.
	11:00am Linda Lee: 2 fmu djs do the impossible & make me sorry i'm outside the metro area now: Fabio & Trouble!
	11:00am jt: I am thinking it might be more expensive than a standard 12" to produce, but I know nothing of that industry...
	11:02am Linda Lee: see, i'm guessing it isn't. i think every rotation is more money in production.
	11:03am Linda Lee: 10 " at 33 or 12" at 33, it's cheaper. 8" at 45 rpm, i bet it's also cheaper! magnetic tape, well...
	11:04am Linda Lee: you still need masters.
	11:05am crateslinger: @Linda Lee - WFMU used to be a good reason to stay in NYC, but now with the internet, there is really no reason at all - unless you're 25 years old, rich, and want to get drunk every night.
	11:05am jt: ah-ha learn something new everyday..thanks LL!
	11:05am crateslinger: Oh, and really good looking - can't forget that. NYC is for the beautiful children.
	♥ 11:06am Greg from ZONE 5: This is beeeee-autiful
	11:07am Linda Lee: @crateslinger ~ it really was a neighborhood plus when we first found fmu in the mid 80s! that's the last time i was drunk & 25..
	11:08am jt: crateslinger brings up a good point... only linger in the metro area since my 'living situation' job/ hosing actually ties me to the BK..otherwise, I would go very far away...
	♥ 11:08am Michael 98145: i will probably never hear this station over the airwaves
	11:08am yes: :)
	11:08am Linda Lee: funny how regional lines are blurred for culture, but not for economics. money still rules your physical body.
	11:08am yes: This is wonderful
	11:09am Linda Lee: only proving that art is superior! :-D
	11:10am jt: The radio picked up WFMU in '88 from a trash-found Sanyo receiver so we knew the place was worth staying in for awhile...
	♥ 11:11am melinda: I''m grateful for streaming but miss listening to terrestrial radio. My stereo is quite unreliable and that's how my listening habits became computer-centic and I got hooked on FMU. @Michael when I visited Jersey City the first time I was able to listen on a boombox with not-great reception, but a good radio (or any radio) usually isn't part of the lodgings one finds.
	♥ 11:11am melinda: centric, not centic
	11:12am Linda Lee: that's marvelous. :-) we didn't find the fmu airwaves 'til we moved from manhattan to the faraway wilds of williiamsburg in 85, where north & south were still divided by color. we white chicks took a place on the border. it was really lovely.
	11:13am Linda Lee: everyone in the hood was nice to us. just wonderful.
	11:15am βrian: Trouble a des messages pour nous.
	♥ 11:15am Greg from ZONE 5: At home I always listen on an actual radio. Couldn't tell you why I prefer it. I think because you can listen to anything on the web, but you can only listen to radio on the radio.
	11:15am kevlicki: I grew up in the broadcast range and it’s a region I’m struggling to avoid getting get priced out of. Curiously housemate just pointed out to me that 91.9 comes in with more clarity than the 91.1 frequency at our apt in Brooklyn.
	11:17am Trouble: ha@ brian. je suis pas la
	11:17am jt: Yeah, different times then, demographic has changed so much.., Since mid-80's. Would never move here now but contently rooted now.. LL, remember when your friends in the East Village wouldn't even visit you in W/burg ? They were all like," We aren't going THERE! YOU come here!"
	11:17am kevlicki: Streaming now as I’m commuting to work, in the 90.1 range
	11:19am Linda Lee: kevlicki, i'm on my 5th gentrification price-out, after 20 years as a full time resident here, 30 part time. i'm in sullivan county near the ulster border. what's happening here is incredible. who in god's name has all this money?
	11:19am Hubig Pie: You could listen to tv on the radio in the swinging '60's
	11:20am Linda Lee: i do indeed, jt! :-)
	♥ 11:24am Michael 98145: always enjoy your show, Ms Trouble
	11:24am kevlicki: Linda, “tell me about it”, I grew up in Goshen, have lived all around the Hudson Valley, Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn. Would love to settle back in Ulster County. It’s really difficult competing for real estate with people that seem to have ungodly amounts of cash.
	♥ 11:25am thedunkel / el carnicero francés: Goood morning Trouble and Trouble-ites!
	11:25am MG: Trouble, you are on FIRE today! Bringing me out of my Thursday funk.
	11:26am still b/p: Same around here. More new upscale condos. Then more, replacing more modest rentals/homes. Then more. Market not exhausted yet, apparently. @ Hubig -- I had a transistor radio from 80s or 90s that included TV channel audio. Tried to use it to check news on one of the TV stations one day a couple years ago and realized, "Ohhhh, yeah. Analog TV signal gone, baby, gone."
	11:26am kevlicki: Linda, it’s amazing, all your previous landlords are selling their brooklyn properties and buying in The Hudson Valley!
	11:26am Linda Lee: my god i know. i know. even the affordable fixer-uppers are being scooped up by flippers, while this fractures actual communities. it's horrible, frankly.
	11:27am Trouble: gracias @MG and michael 98145!
	11:28am Trouble: god morning aaron: good luck at prep in the fall!!
	11:29am Linda Lee: 5 gentrification price-outs since 1978! where i venture bravely, the money follows. i should be getting residuals! :-D
	11:29am CarB: this rocks
	11:29am crateslinger: Here's how I see it... Every small town in America has at least a few talented, beautiful young people from families of means. All these people move to New York, then ten years later, they buy a place upstate so their children can play with crawdads.
	11:31am Linda Lee: don't let the kids play with the locals, though! that's bad news.
	11:31am crateslinger: I came to New York to get away from them... oh, and to throw bottles at kops.
	11:31am kevlicki: LL, that, combined with renting thru Airbnb redices the amount of housing available to longer term residents. It’s a real rupture in “community”. Im quite determined to settle where I have that sense of place, hopefully it can be maintained long enough to enjoy it.
	11:31am Linda Lee: they might learn something their parents prefer them not to learn.
	♥ 11:33am tim from champaign: Hi everybody! I love this Byron Lee and the Dragonaires. Very Metal Box era PIL.
	11:34am Linda Lee: absolutely right on, kevlicki. i'm still on the hunt as well. this year i've discovered what 'community' actually means, in a rural way. the people of an authentic community rely on one another for their survival. community is not a bunch of second homes within a few miles' drive.
	11:34am βrian: We're getting hammered by it in Madison, too. The dilapidated box across the street went from ~$220 K in value to $550K in 4 years.
	11:34am crateslinger: @LL - assimilation is not a goal, but a weakness.
	11:37am emily: I've read half of it, Trouble. Maybe I could finish it before my semester starts.
	11:37am Linda Lee: i think it assimilation can strengthen a community if the resources becoming available to the community increase, but assimilation always seems to move in one direction only: away from the community & into the bank.
	11:38am Linda Lee: mid-atlantic appalachia may be next for me. just don't tell anyone. :-D
	♥ 11:38am Phillippe Bastille: Not a lot left to gentrify around here. Its either already gentrified or needs to be torn down.
	11:38am emily: my day, my week, has been unusual. Like my computer, I, too am fragmented
	11:38am justinseeling: marlon james as guest dj would be incredible! please make this happen! glad you finished "7 killings", trouble!
	11:39am Linda Lee: Phillippe, you'd be surprised how valuable 'needs to be torn down' becomes for those with unlimited funds..
	11:40am Listener Robert: @ still b/p Is that station, WNYX (?), still around that was using analog (NTSC) TV channel 6 (with video at low power) to transmit audio at the bottom of the range of FM broadcast band receivers? They had an all-weekend format of Indo-Caribbean.
	11:40am northguineahills: I remember until 2002 the Bedford Ave was a ghost town after dark....
	11:43am frenchee: Trouble, you might try contacting Marlon James through his publisher? I talked to him at the Brooklyn Book Fair several years ago and he was splendid but a little bit skittish. I think he lives in Minnesota? and he's on twitter. I would love to hear that show, btw. I still have fond memories of Mike Lupica interviewing guest DJ George Pelecanos.....
	♥ 11:43am tim from champaign: I'm intrigued about Marlon James now. Looks like my local library has a number of his books.
	11:43am Linda Lee: not now, ngh? i worked in the neighborhood in 81-82. it was really very nice. a real homey feel. the italian bakery, the salvation army. after the factory closed in the evenings the quiet street was lovely.
	11:45am frenchee: @tim from c: 7 killings is great but it's a commitment! He also has done some graphic novels and a sort of sci-fi title.
	♥ 11:47am tim from champaign: @frenchee - thanks! With music, books and movies, I can stick with something for the long haul. Sometimes, the longer the better!
	11:48am Trouble: merci@frenchee: i am working on his publisher. just thought i would go for the friend angle, it has worked b4. i got maira kalman on through a listener..
	♥ 11:52am sphere: hello been listening. just wanted to say that this is REALLY funky. whew!
	11:53am Linda Lee: calvin keys: perfect for pulling me from mopey regret into a new day! again, thank you!
	♥ 11:54am Michael 98145: I know many folks are all for elimination of all zoning (isn't that the Texas model?), but turning the house you bought into a private hotel just doesn't seem correct somehow.
	11:54am Linda Lee: time is short & moves through us like music! can we take what we require from it before it's gone?
	♥ 11:54am Michael 98145: thanks again, Trouble
	♥ 11:56am duke: Listening while working, but I had to say I really like this Calvin Keys cut.
	11:56am Linda Lee: @Michael 98145 ~ it may make sense economically, but not in terms of community. those passing through the neighborhood just don't care to know who lives around them. not really.
	11:56am still b/p: I don't think TV stations are allowed to do anything in analog broadcasting anymore. So, that NY operation not my area, but I think them days are done. In many markets, the local channel 6 signal was picked up low on the FM dial.
	♥ 11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Isn't the Texas model "Build it on the flood plain, what could possibly go wrong?" Thanks for the fun today, Trouble.
	♥ 11:57am Phillippe Bastille: @Linda you're right. when I actually think about it. I never envisioned one person buying up miles of shoreline in Baltimore but Kevin Plank found a way to do it
	11:57am Linda Lee: maybe we're 'local color', but that's as far as it goes. we're part of the product offered.
	11:57am northguineahills: @LL:By 2003, it became a hustling hipsterburg. now it's a playground for trustafarians…. Thanks, trouble!
	♥ 11:57am Mick: So, so good Trouble - thanks!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening and putting up with my epic fail moment. see you next week after i go to see SKY BLUE FC vs SEATTLE REIGN this weekend. yipppeee
	♥ 11:58am sphere: thanks trouble!
	11:58am Linda Lee: i was last there in '99. still reasonably nice, for me. i'm told i'd plotz if i saw it now!
	11:58am Linda Lee: have a good week, Trouble! thanks so much for a lovely morning.
	♥ 11:58am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble
	♥ 11:59am Michael 98145: enjoy the foolball!
	11:59am Linda Lee: maybe i'll see you in the hood, Phlllippe! :-)
	12:00pm CarB: Futbol!
	♥ 12:01pm Michael 98145: Megan Rapinoe!
	♥ 12:01pm Michael 98145: Megan Rapinoe!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from August 15, 2019

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