WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:00am βrian: I'm here for the birds and I'm here for the words. And yes, the music.
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville.
	9:02am Trouble: good morning people of the thursday world!
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Good Thursday, Trouble and all the Troubled. High skies here in NYC.
	9:03am Deborah: Good Morning! Why does Ana d remind me of a mix of Nico and strangely, Edith Piaf?
	9:03am YETI BOB: @BopMonroe: Every day I wonder - is that Tannersville PA or NJ? Poconos or Catskills? Of course it doesn't matter but that doesn't stop me from wondering.
	9:03am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble!
	9:03am Adrian in London: Good afternoon Trouble. I love Ana D, and keep meaning to buy the vinyl version of this wonderful album, when it's not at a silly Discogs price.
	9:04am YETI BOB: I meant, NY not NJ. There's no Tannersville in NJ!
	9:06am bNowb: What a gorgeous song by - ana d
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Today would have been -- is? -- my dad's 104th birthday! I'm sure he'd have liked the show, Trouble.
	9:06am Peter from Dover NJ: Good morning Trouble. Good morning Handy Haversack, Deborah, and Yeti Bob!
	9:09am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning! Hey Handy, how did Kate's appt's go?
	9:10am David in London: Hello to the Troublesome. Checking in to say hello. I’m painting a porch, so won’t be very chatty, but hey Handy, Count Yeti Bob, bop, Adrian.
	9:10am Mx. Granny (e/em): hello, Trouble, WFMU crew and folx! This set sounds so sweet and lovely in the gloaming here in SF.
	9:11am TDK60: Sufficiently okay morning Trouble, listeners.
	9:11am YETI BOB: Adrian: Just curious, which Ana D record are you referring to? "Galaxia (live on KCRW)" is selling on Discogs for $2.
	9:11am βrian: @DIL: Please add some lounging cats to the picture!
	9:11am GeoSinPhilly: Follow this up with Sunlight by the Youngbloods!
	9:11am Mx. Granny (e/em): Handy Haversack: hey there! 104, what a different world your father grew up in!
	9:12am Trouble: one of the most amazing concerts i have experienced in NYC was Ana D. It was like a seance, she radiated energy
	9:12am TDK60: GeoSinPhilly: The Youngbloods?!! I saw them once long ago. Afraid to share the year, some might faint.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Steady hands, David! Peter, Mx. Granny, YB, TDK60, βrian, all -- hi! Phillippe, thanks for asking! She had to have two appts. in Manhattan with two different dentists, but they ended up between them extracting the whole tooth. She's still sore and swollen but doing much better.
	9:14am Trouble: giant welcome to listeners far and wide. amazing to think WFMU is in the geographical middle of people listening in london and san fran. wowza!
	9:15am Wallis...: Checking my Spanish skills: was it "Peace To You" by Black Ice?
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Ah. Glad she's feeling better. Back and singing again soon I hope! DiL, you missed a spot.
	9:15am Reno D: Hey, Trouble, I took your suggestion (a few months ago) to make one’s own yogurt to avoid all those endless plastic containers. I’ve been making it weekly over the pilot light of my ol’ Chambers range. Yum!
	9:16am YETI BOB: @David: May the bugs stay out of the wet paint. @HH: Here's to your dad. My father would be 94 if he were still here (but he only made 60). I think he'd enjoy the music, but he'd be sad about the state of the world. And he'd be happy to see that I didn't turn out to be a TOTAL fuck-up.
	9:16am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Trouble, and all of you!
	9:16am TDK60: Hola early riser Granny; been a while. / Hi Handy; please relay a "hola" to partner.
	9:17am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: yep, back at it. Insomnia is much better with WFMU. <3
	9:17am YETI BOB: @Reno/Everyone: Yes! Make your own yogurt! All you need is milk and a little yogurt! (Don't buy a silly "yogurt maker")
	9:18am βrian: Used to make gallons of goat's milk yogurt in a hot attic. So good!
	9:18am Mx. Granny (e/em): a thermos can be a good yogurt maker
	9:19am dougseidel: do you need a fancy thermometer or anything?
	9:19am TDK60: Hiya, painting-a-porch David in Londonville. I painted a door this week.
	9:20am Trouble: great to hear@ reno D. it is soooooo easy, right? and more delicioso without thickeners and plastic containers... i just ordered a gallon of goat milk from an amish farmer
	9:20am Buddha of Suburbia: This playlist is WONDERFUL! I went to Spain in my early 20s and in a small village called Malaga, I saw all these Flamenco dance students walking around. They put on a show at the local bar...the guitarists looked unkempt and shady...but it was delightful. The girls danced with so much grace and passion. Thank you for transporting me back there....
	9:20am Mx. Granny (e/em): i've never needed a thermometer for yogurt, you can test by feel, the way folx test baby bottles!
	9:21am city 3: Beautiful music! Thank you
	9:21am βrian: @Trouble: Yes, especially the thickeners for me. It's like eating mortar.
	9:22am Adrian in London: @YetiBob, I'm after Satélite 99, on green vinyl. They're about 30-40 quid, but I missed one for £25 on eBay the other day, annoyingly.
	9:22am Buddha of Suburbia: OOh! The home made yogurt sounds cool! But I have an acid reflux situation when it comes to dairy stuff. Adrian in London? It's been at least a year since I've seen you around. Hope you are well.
	9:23am melinda: Good morning Trouble and moderners
	9:25am TDK60: Hello of Buddha of the far northa.
	9:25am Handy Haversack: Greetings relayed and returned, TDK60! YB, my dad somehow made it to a week shy of eighty! But similar feelings about how he'd feel about matters. Here's to your dad, too!
	9:26am Reno D: Wow, a hot attic and a Thermos: brilliant!
	9:28am YETI BOB: I just do my yogurt in the oven, with the heat of the pilot light. Never used a thermometer.
	9:28am David: I just want to say this playlist is poppin
	9:29am YETI BOB: @Buddha: Yogurt is supposed to help with acid reflux. Especially if you don't add anything to it ...
	9:30am TDK60: Practicing my Spanish, I'll guess Ela Minus' tune = The sky is not made of nothing. [si?]
	9:30am YETI BOB: @Buddha: here's some info courtesty of the AARP (which I'll be old enough to join in just a few weeks!) www.aarp.org...
	9:30am melinda: it all depends on the cause of the reflux, there are many
	9:31am John from Madison: Officially up and listening. Thanks..
	9:32am Peter from Dover NJ: @ Buddha of Suburbia 9:20. Years ago, I ate lunch in a Spanish restaurant in the Ironbound one day. They had a flamenco dancer on the TV. She was 65 if she was a day. She had soul, grace, and muscle definition most body builders would kill for.
	9:33am Peter from Dover NJ: Signing off. Be well, everyone!
	9:34am YETI BOB: Adrian: There's one on Discogs right now for £18.99, but it has no cover. Hmmm.
	9:34am Reno D: As a novice, I’ve been using an instant read thermometer. The insulated Chambers oven wasn’t warm enough with just the pilot flame. The Thermowell compartment is too hot (150°), but the surface pilot, using an enameled cast iron pot with a lid, wrapped in a few layers of tea towels does the trick.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of fermentation, I'll be making some sauerkraut this weekend.
	9:35am TDK60: I looked up one of those online Spanish-to-English things. They correct me. It's: "Heaven is nobody's." Hee!
	9:35am YETI BOB: @Woods: I fermented some mashed chili peppers and made some killer hot sauce
	9:36am Priscilla: What!?
	9:36am YETI BOB: YO ICEPACK!
	9:36am Priscilla: Hola DJ Icepack!
	9:36am melinda: @Woods did you have to experiment much before it worked out? I tried once and it sucked.
	9:37am Handy Haversack: Nice, DJ Icepack!
	9:37am MikeG: Does Trouble know you have her birds?
	9:37am Roberto: Good idea, having Icepack back announce the Spanish language tracks :)
	9:37am Listener Gregory: I liked that Juana Molina. Very rhythmic. DJIP!
	9:37am Listener Bop Monroe: why gramma, what a deep voice you have...?
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB Nice! I've never done that...and I'm a huge hot sauce fan. Maybe I'll do that next year. The farm stand near me sells these gorgeous Hungarian peppers. Super tasty and mucho de hotto!
	9:38am Listener Robert: Was that DJ Ice Pack? He knows Spanish now?
	9:38am Mick: DJ Icepack! Good to hear you live over the airwaves!
	9:39am βrian: We have a surfeit of jalapeños, so we're thinking of pickling. Oughta be pretty simple.
	9:39am Trouble: yes dj icepack is quite the spanish speaker, i am very proud of his accent!
	9:39am Reno D: Omg, I’ve never heard dj Icepack’s grown up voice before! Gosh, the years just fly by.
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and DJ Icepack. I hope things are going well.
	9:41am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @melida I got into it because I'd discovered this guy named Sandor Katz. So no, the first try worked for me. Just shredded the cabbage, massaged with a bunch of salt, added it (along with some garlic cloves) to a large glass jar. Then (this was a trick I got from Alton Brown), I placed a large ziplock bag on top of the kraut and filled it with water. This forced the kraut down under it's own juices. Then just put a tea towel over the thing and put it in the pantry. Can't remember how long I had it in there before trying it. Two weeks maybe? A month? But it was really tasty.
	9:41am YETI BOB: @melinda: It can definitely go "off". I had to throw away the first batch of hot sauce because the wrong kind of microbes got in there. Helps to check in and smell it every day. It's really not too hard, don't get discouraged! @Woods: I grew chili peppers this summer and my plants were really productive, so I've been coming up with all kinds of things to do with them. Peach-habanero jam was divine.
	9:43am Listener Bop Monroe: YB, Tannersville NY, here in Rip Van Winkle country, down the road from Hunter Mtn ski area Just harvested many small hot red peppers. will try the sauce route.
	9:43am βrian: My brother has a designated "kraut rock," which is a large round flat stone he places atop the fermenting sauerkraut.
	9:44am Vivian: Good Morning folks. Enjoying this conversation about fermenting, hot sauce and such. As I type, drying some peppers. Think they're five spice, a new plant in the garden this year. Love the shape of the peppers, couldn't resist.
	9:45am YETI BOB: @Woods: Great tips. Keeping the fermenting cabbage (or peppers) submerged will prevent a lot of problems. @BopMonroe: I've gotten some great recipes and info from this website (no affiliation) www.chilipeppermadness.com . I just made the Caribbean mango-habanero sauce (with allspice), it's fantastic. And Xni-Pec will change your life!
	9:45am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm also fond of quick-pickling red onion and/or shallot.
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): i always get the best recipes and meal plans on WFMU
	9:46am David in London: Just had to get down off the ladder to say that “What you been doing? Who you been wooing?” is my new favourite lyric.
	9:47am Mx. Granny (e/em): sometimes that's pizza and cannabis
	9:47am melinda: @Woods I have Sandor's book and used his basic recipe. Maybe next time I'll try the ziploc trick. It's frustrating when you don't know where the problem lies.
	9:48am Roberto: Uh oh -- is this the backlash coming?
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @melinda My neighbor (the organic gardener who gifted me a bunch of cabbage) has a big crockery bowl. I think he uses a plate to keep the stuff submerged. But the bag 'o water trick really does work.
	9:48am Roberto: Sounds like a techno backlash.
	9:49am Barba Yiorgi: whoa, where's Nina?
	9:49am Listener Bop Monroe: bookmarking site now. love it! thnx YB!
	9:49am YETI BOB: @melinda: what happened? mold? funky odor? what was the nature of the failure?
	9:49am Wallis...: am I the only one hearing Terry Riley? Freaking out a bit...
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: < insert stalling tape >
	9:50am TDK60: Darnit. My fave Terry Riley piece will now be lodged in peoples' memory as a something-not-working-right sound memory. Sniff..sigh..
	9:50am Listener Gregory: Well, the Terry Riley is fantastic, in any case.
	9:50am Wallis...: "We are experiencing technically difficulty...please stand by..."
	9:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: i was just thinking something along those lines! Got to see the live performance of this last year!. WOW.
	9:51am TDK60: Granny, can I pretend touch your Ear?
	9:51am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @TDK60 What's the name of that Terry Riley?
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: well, gosh,why not? I'll go get it!
	9:52am Lucky: Whew! Good work.
	9:52am Wallis...: though maybe it was from the split 7" Simone & Riley put out on Matador
	9:52am βrian: Oh, a detachable ear!
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ear it is!
	9:52am Wallis...: Woods: it's "A Rainbow In Curved Air"
	9:53am Mx. Granny (e/em): Wallis...: in my dreams! YES!
	9:53am TDK60: Woods - It's "A Rainbow in Curved Air" from the same LP. 1969.
	9:53am βrian: "Here, ear! Cmon! That's a good ear!"
	9:53am Trouble: i guess backlash blues crashed my system. michelle popped music in and now we are back. sooooooo nerve racking!
	9:54am Wallis...: was a strong (if a bit jarring) juxtaposition
	9:54am melinda: @Yeti it didn't smell bad, but it was just salty with no tang
	9:54am PaulRobeson1920: Good Morning You All!! & a Happy 96th Birthday to Jimmy Carter! Hoorray!
	9:54am βrian: What, Michele has found a second L? Mirabile dictu!
	9:54am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @TDK60 Ah, right. Isn't that his most famous thing? I really do love it.
	9:54am Roberto: The airwaves couldn't handle the truth Nina was puttin' down.
	9:55am YETI BOB: @melinda: sounds like it didn't even start to ferment. that's a little unusual. maybe too much salt?
	9:55am Mx. Granny (e/em): Jimmy Carter Says Yes
	9:56am Wallis...: I'd say In C is his crowd pleaser/encore song
	9:57am Roberto: I would have voted for Jimmy if I'd been old enough.
	9:57am TDK60: Woods- Not sure, probably among his most famous. Little story. I DJed an art show once, earlier this century. I played 'Rainbow.' A fellow came up, asked what it was, it sounded so fresh. He was shocked it was from '69.
	9:57am Wallis...: "Just play the hits, Riley!!"
	9:57am YETI BOB: @melinda: I encourage you to keep experimenting, cabbage is pretty cheap. @Granny: Damn that's a good one. My parents were volunteers for JC.
	9:57am Mx. Granny (e/em): i got the Brooklyn Raga Massive "In C" in my WFMU loot, and have been listening to it a LOT. WOnderful!
	9:59am Barba Yiorgi: all this stuff is good. but what happened to Miss Simone? she kinda got interrupted.
	9:59am TDK60: I saw Riley once. It was different, his Indian raga singing.
	10:01am Trouble: @ barbara y...computer program that runs my choices to wfmu crashed while nina was singing. i rebooted and am running again. when that happens the board operator at WFMU slaps on music to fill the silence.
	10:02am YETI BOB: @Granny: Brooklyn Raga Massive made this great record "Ragamala" with Adam Rudolph's "Go:Organic" orchestra, it's even more massive. Have you heard it?
	10:02am Dances with Moomins: Hiya Trouble and Moderns of the world. Swag arrived today ( only cost €3 handling fee ) Hei Trouble, here's a link to the new bio pic on Tove Jannson...www.imdb.com... In theaters across Finland now.
	10:02am Mx. Granny (e/em): YETI BOB: not yet, but will get right on it, thanks!
	10:03am Trouble: great to hear@ dances with...
	10:03am Roberto: On the positive side, if I had been old enough, I'd be 58 now instead of 55.
	10:03am YETI BOB: @Trouble: It's wonderful and incredible that WFMU is on the air at all. A few technical glitches don't faze us.
	10:03am tiago: Grande cartola!
	10:03am TDK60: Maybe the Skeletons might consider additional something-not-working music? Brahms? Yanni? Hee.
	10:03am ?: OH MAN what's this, Cartola???? THANK YOU!!! The guy was a poet!
	10:05am Barba Yiorgi: ok of course thnx for explaining, Nina was being so righteously preachful that for an instant I wondered if there was something else at fault. great save, though!
	10:06am Hughie Considine: This sublime Boswell Sisters song is the theme music for the utterly fabulous The History of Rock Music in 500 Songs podcast. Lovely to hear the whole darn thing.
	10:07am Hughie Considine: Shows the absurdity of calling Rocket 88 the first rock song, that's for sure...
	10:08am Handy Haversack: Greenpoint greetings, Barba Yiorgi! Hope you're well and finding a way to play music.
	10:09am Dances with Moomins: Rocket 88 works for me!
	10:09am Hughie Considine: My Baby Rocks Me with a Steady Roll by Trixie Smith was 1938.
	10:09am melinda: I love the creative women series
	10:10am john the g: yes there were 3 boswell sisters and yes they were sisters (from new orleans)
	10:12am Dances with Moomins: Cheers Hughie... roots run deeper I know.
	10:13am Barba Yiorgi: Greenpoint Greetings back at ya HH! been distanced- DJing @ Troost Sat eves. drop by !
	10:14am Hughie Considine: It's endlessly fascinating, @Dances. Salud!
	10:15am Handy Haversack: Are you, Barba? Out in the yard? We have not been to a bar or restaurant in the city, but we will try to drop by to say hi on Sat.!
	10:15am Roberto: I have a friend upstate who conducts his remote art classes while painting plein-air.
	10:17am waters7: just sneaking a listen while on break!
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I always feel so good when my daily zoom "standup" is over. Kind of like exiting the confession booth when I was a kid (and believed in such nonsense).
	10:23am βrian: @WoodsOfNH: Every single day? Oy!
	10:23am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @βrian Yeah. Luckily, it's usually very short.
	10:24am Adrian in London: Thank you for the Broadcast set, Trouble.
	10:25am βrian: It's when you stand up and flap your arms, no?
	10:28am Vivian: Thank you so much for the Broadcast set!
	10:28am Trouble: @adrian: heartbreaking still, that she is gone.
	10:28am karlward: Always happy to hear Trish Keenan. I'm reminded of this quote from her that I think about often: [Psychedelia isn’t] a world only reachable by hallucinogens but obtainable by questioning what we think is real and right, by challenging the conventions of form and temper… I discovered psychedelia and it seemed to have self-help properties that allowed me to let go of an immobilizing working class pride that was cementing a false identity into my psyche, stopping me from transforming.
	10:29am TDK60: Love the Broadcast too, Adrian..
	10:29am Vivian: @ Trouble, I agree. So young.
	10:29am Pale Son: My fave Broadcast song.
	10:30am I am the Upsetter: @karlward so true!!!
	10:30am Trouble: thank you@karlward: what an amazing snap shot into who she was, and a stellar quote on it's own...
	10:30am βrian: Get your flu shots!
	10:34am karlward: Here's the source for that Keenan quote. The unedited version of her thoughts on the nature and importance of psychedelia are just incredible: www.thewire.co.uk...
	10:34am Adriana DC: Never heard of Broadcast until Irwin was playing it when Trish Keegan died. Always learning about great music everytime I listen to the 'Mu.
	10:35am Handy Haversack: That was a great set. I don't know Broadcast as well as I'd like to. Sitting outside and working. I had to put on jeans, and I might need socks and a sweatshirt even!
	10:36am ?: Question: what's worse than "funk" carioca? Ans: "funk" carioca mixed with peruvian cumbia
	10:36am YETI BOB: @karlward: Thanks - brilliant. I don't really know Broadcast either, this is amazing. Anyone know what kind of keyboard she played? Really nice sound.
	10:37am fm Mike: Oh my goodness, I thought this was Carol Konka! But still, Brazilian music!!! ALSO, HAPPY SPOOKY HALLOWEEN EVERYBODY!
	10:38am YETI BOB: Vox Continental? I almost thought I heard a Mellotron in there ...
	10:38am Deborah: Time for teaching marathon! Farewell.
	10:38am Trouble: @Vivian, it was so very shocking when Trish died. Ben Graves from the blog toys and techniques came out to WFMU and did a wonderful tribute show to Trish/Broadcast on jan 25, 2011. it can be found in my archives
	10:40am Rich in Bristol: That Captain Planet track is so nice.
	10:40am Barba Yiorgi: ? - well the Captain Planet track was awesome. Cumbia Funk roolz, For some of us.
	10:41am Vivian: @ Thank you Trouble, I'll check the archives this weekend.
	10:41am Barba Yiorgi: Hey Handy I'll email ya. maybe c u soon.
	10:52am YETI BOB: I'm running out of comments but I'm just incredibly psyched that you are playing this Angel Bat Dawid set. I have seen her play a bunch of times, and I look forward to seeing her again soon. I will be listening with both ears :) Thanks Trouble, bye everyone, stay strong, & keep up those experiments in home fermentation! (Did you know you can make your own beer?)
	10:57am Handy Haversack: Great show, Trouble. I have to get on a call. So glad to have been here, though. Many thanks to you and Skelechele! Be well, all!
	10:57am ?: Anyone knows if this is a Rogerio Duprat arrangement?
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:59am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @handy!
	10:59am Tank Top: Clara Nunes.....Ta legal!
	11:05am TDK60: Thanks Trouble! Need to leave the building..
	11:06am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @tdk60
	11:10am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ SO FINE ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:11am YETI BOB: "angel" :)
	11:12am βrian: Little human is zooming with her very patient first-grade teacher. Very impressed.
	11:13am Trouble: @brian: awesome> so hard for the little ones right now, so weird
	11:17am sugarwolf: Trouble, did you see Michelle Obama is a knitter now?
	11:18am Trouble: YES@sugarwolf! so awesome!
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: Knitting can be meditation
	11:20am Trouble: soooo sorry; another crash
	11:21am Mikey_B: this is a really fantastic set. thanks trouble, oui ennui, angela bat dawid.
	11:21am YETI BOB: it's "angel" not "angela" or "angle"
	11:21am PaulRobeson1920: Such is life!
	11:22am βrian: Oh! Terry! I know what that means.
	11:25am Pale Son: Well, that was a nice palate cleanser. :)
	11:25am ?: Technology is an imperfect friend.
	11:26am Trouble: ugh, so horrified that the crash happened in the middle of a gorgeous live set... so sorry
	11:33am PaulRobeson1920: When we uncritically make a piece of technology a friend, what do we give up? - Neil Postman
	11:33am βrian: Today's pandemic lunch: Kale and kheer.
	11:34am βrian: @PR1920: I'm tempted to see how Siri responds.
	11:35am Trouble: looks like there is a giant red exclamation mark over jersey city right now with internet problems. super ugh...
	11:37am PaulRobeson1920: I love growing Kale @Brain
	11:39am PaulRobeson1920: I love all the seed bearing plants and greenery!
	11:40am Roberto: βrian -- first chard, now kale. Keepin' it green!
	11:44am Priscilla: hypnotic & wonderful
	11:45am tim from champaign (now washington): This set is super good. The synth undertow is pretty awesome.
	11:45am Lucky: Crashing can happen for a lot of different reasons many of them outside one's control. That there can be show at all is a minor miracle.
	11:47am βrian: Is it casting a shadow?
	11:48am PaulRobeson1920: @Lucky “Happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of one principle: Some things are within our control, and some things are not“ - The Classical Mannual on Virtue, Happiness, and Effectiveness by Epictetus, Sharon Lebell - Wonderful
	11:48am Adrian in London: @Trouble Don't worry about the crash. Those of us who are working at home can sympathise strongly, and, let's face it, there are worse things happening…
	11:51am βrian: The WI GOP is trying to invalidate absentee ballots cast in Madison parks. (Well over 10,000 votes.)
	11:52am TVP: The NJ League of Women Voters said something similar about Question 3 on their website.
	11:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Our absentee ballots arrive in the mail today. If we make ten copies each, we'll still have enough money left over from our check from George Soros to go and get some swank takeout for dinner.
	11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): As long as Terry Riley is the crash emergency music, crash all you want.
	11:53am Trouble: info on question #3 in NJ www.fairdistrictsnj.com...
	11:57am Trouble: today WFMU is kicking off our year end silent fundraiser. These last months have shown us how important WFMU can be to our mental health. Please be part of that WFMU magic: pledge to donate $10 a month to WFMU. Such a small amount from your pocket will do soooo much good!
	12:00pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:00pm Trouble: thanks for being here today, thursday people!
	12:01pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ $ $ $ ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱

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ana d	me quedo contigo	live on KCRW				0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
federico aubele	luna y sol	amatoria				0:07:15 (Pop‑up)
helado negro	paz a ti	pasajero				0:07:59 (Pop‑up)
alla	sigue tu corazon	es tiempo				0:13:04 (Pop‑up)
Lhasa	abro la ventana	the living road		Lhasa de Sela 9/27/72-1/1/2001		0:15:23 (Pop‑up)
amor de dias	birds	street of the love of days				0:19:15 (Pop‑up)
chico mello	ja cansei de pedir	do lado da voz				0:21:09 (Pop‑up)
ela minus	el cielo no es de nadie	acts of rebellion			*	0:23:13 (Pop‑up)
andres subercaseaux	Amazonas	aqui				0:27:13 (Pop‑up)
juana molina	in the lassa	halo				0:31:57 (Pop‑up)

robert wyatt	the age of self	different every time				0:37:34 (Pop‑up)
adventures in stereo	remain again	adventures in stereo				0:39:40 (Pop‑up)
Dusty Springfield	crumbs off the table	Dusty In London				0:42:04 (Pop‑up)
nina simone	backlash blues	the blues				0:44:52 (Pop‑up)
ceu	fenix do amor	APKÁ!			*	0:50:32 (Pop‑up)
buscabulla	vamono (ele minus remix)				*	0:54:04 (Pop‑up)
erasmos carlos	a bronca da galinha ( porque viu o galo com outra)	erasmos carlos e os tremendões				0:57:49 (Pop‑up)
cartola	grande deus	verde que te quero rosa				1:00:47 (Pop‑up)
boswell sisters	rock n roll	art deco v/a				1:04:10 (Pop‑up)

june tyson	never never land	Saturnian Queen Of The Sun Ra Arkestra				1:13:01 (Pop‑up)
Broadcast	small song IV	the future crayon				1:15:16 (Pop‑up)
Broadcast	tender buttons	tender buttons		trish keenan 9/28/68- 1/14/11		1:18:50 (Pop‑up)
Broadcast	locusts	the future crayon				1:21:36 (Pop‑up)
Broadcast	tears in the typing pool	tender buttons				1:26:28 (Pop‑up)
Broadcast	Unchanging Window	The Noise Made By People				1:28:43 (Pop‑up)
captain planet	mi poni featuring zuzuka poderosa	no visa			*	1:32:19 (Pop‑up)
LEYA	wave (actress remix)		Single		*	1:35:32 (Pop‑up)

la buena vista	arroz amargo	panorama				1:46:44 (Pop‑up)
antonio carlos jobim	mojave	wave				1:49:17 (Pop‑up)
chico buarque	samba de orly	Construção				1:51:27 (Pop‑up)
gal costa	Nao Identificado	gal costa				1:53:41 (Pop‑up)
clara nunes	e baiana	clara nunes				1:58:09 (Pop‑up)
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angel bat dawid/oui ennui	live set from Tusk festival 2020					2:02:41 (Pop‑up)
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angel bat dawid/oui ennui						2:11:36 (Pop‑up)
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angel bat dawid/oui ennui						2:24:49 (Pop‑up)
angel bat dawid/oui ennui						2:36:26 (Pop‑up)

curtis liggins & indications	what is it?	Eccentric Soul Omnibus Vol. 1				2:50:09 (Pop‑up)
cassiano	cinzas	Apresentamos Nosso Cassiano				2:52:57 (Pop‑up)
joe bataan	es tu cosa	young gifted and brown				3:01:01 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am βrian: I'm here for the birds and I'm here for the words. And yes, the music.
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from sunny Tannersville.
	9:02am Trouble: good morning people of the thursday world!
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Good Thursday, Trouble and all the Troubled. High skies here in NYC.
	9:03am Deborah: Good Morning! Why does Ana d remind me of a mix of Nico and strangely, Edith Piaf?
	9:03am YETI BOB: @BopMonroe: Every day I wonder - is that Tannersville PA or NJ? Poconos or Catskills? Of course it doesn't matter but that doesn't stop me from wondering.
	9:03am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble!
	9:03am Adrian in London: Good afternoon Trouble. I love Ana D, and keep meaning to buy the vinyl version of this wonderful album, when it's not at a silly Discogs price.
	9:04am YETI BOB: I meant, NY not NJ. There's no Tannersville in NJ!
	9:06am bNowb: What a gorgeous song by - ana d
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Today would have been -- is? -- my dad's 104th birthday! I'm sure he'd have liked the show, Trouble.
	9:06am Peter from Dover NJ: Good morning Trouble. Good morning Handy Haversack, Deborah, and Yeti Bob!
	9:09am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning! Hey Handy, how did Kate's appt's go?
	9:10am David in London: Hello to the Troublesome. Checking in to say hello. I’m painting a porch, so won’t be very chatty, but hey Handy, Count Yeti Bob, bop, Adrian.
	9:10am Mx. Granny (e/em): hello, Trouble, WFMU crew and folx! This set sounds so sweet and lovely in the gloaming here in SF.
	9:11am TDK60: Sufficiently okay morning Trouble, listeners.
	9:11am YETI BOB: Adrian: Just curious, which Ana D record are you referring to? "Galaxia (live on KCRW)" is selling on Discogs for $2.
	9:11am βrian: @DIL: Please add some lounging cats to the picture!
	9:11am GeoSinPhilly: Follow this up with Sunlight by the Youngbloods!
	9:11am Mx. Granny (e/em): Handy Haversack: hey there! 104, what a different world your father grew up in!
	9:12am Trouble: one of the most amazing concerts i have experienced in NYC was Ana D. It was like a seance, she radiated energy
	9:12am TDK60: GeoSinPhilly: The Youngbloods?!! I saw them once long ago. Afraid to share the year, some might faint.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Steady hands, David! Peter, Mx. Granny, YB, TDK60, βrian, all -- hi! Phillippe, thanks for asking! She had to have two appts. in Manhattan with two different dentists, but they ended up between them extracting the whole tooth. She's still sore and swollen but doing much better.
	9:14am Trouble: giant welcome to listeners far and wide. amazing to think WFMU is in the geographical middle of people listening in london and san fran. wowza!
	9:15am Wallis...: Checking my Spanish skills: was it "Peace To You" by Black Ice?
	9:15am Phillippe Bastille: Ah. Glad she's feeling better. Back and singing again soon I hope! DiL, you missed a spot.
	9:15am Reno D: Hey, Trouble, I took your suggestion (a few months ago) to make one’s own yogurt to avoid all those endless plastic containers. I’ve been making it weekly over the pilot light of my ol’ Chambers range. Yum!
	9:16am YETI BOB: @David: May the bugs stay out of the wet paint. @HH: Here's to your dad. My father would be 94 if he were still here (but he only made 60). I think he'd enjoy the music, but he'd be sad about the state of the world. And he'd be happy to see that I didn't turn out to be a TOTAL fuck-up.
	9:16am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Trouble, and all of you!
	9:16am TDK60: Hola early riser Granny; been a while. / Hi Handy; please relay a "hola" to partner.
	9:17am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: yep, back at it. Insomnia is much better with WFMU. <3
	9:17am YETI BOB: @Reno/Everyone: Yes! Make your own yogurt! All you need is milk and a little yogurt! (Don't buy a silly "yogurt maker")
	9:18am βrian: Used to make gallons of goat's milk yogurt in a hot attic. So good!
	9:18am Mx. Granny (e/em): a thermos can be a good yogurt maker
	9:19am dougseidel: do you need a fancy thermometer or anything?
	9:19am TDK60: Hiya, painting-a-porch David in Londonville. I painted a door this week.
	9:20am Trouble: great to hear@ reno D. it is soooooo easy, right? and more delicioso without thickeners and plastic containers... i just ordered a gallon of goat milk from an amish farmer
	9:20am Buddha of Suburbia: This playlist is WONDERFUL! I went to Spain in my early 20s and in a small village called Malaga, I saw all these Flamenco dance students walking around. They put on a show at the local bar...the guitarists looked unkempt and shady...but it was delightful. The girls danced with so much grace and passion. Thank you for transporting me back there....
	9:20am Mx. Granny (e/em): i've never needed a thermometer for yogurt, you can test by feel, the way folx test baby bottles!
	9:21am city 3: Beautiful music! Thank you
	9:21am βrian: @Trouble: Yes, especially the thickeners for me. It's like eating mortar.
	9:22am Adrian in London: @YetiBob, I'm after Satélite 99, on green vinyl. They're about 30-40 quid, but I missed one for £25 on eBay the other day, annoyingly.
	9:22am Buddha of Suburbia: OOh! The home made yogurt sounds cool! But I have an acid reflux situation when it comes to dairy stuff. Adrian in London? It's been at least a year since I've seen you around. Hope you are well.
	9:23am melinda: Good morning Trouble and moderners
	9:25am TDK60: Hello of Buddha of the far northa.
	9:25am Handy Haversack: Greetings relayed and returned, TDK60! YB, my dad somehow made it to a week shy of eighty! But similar feelings about how he'd feel about matters. Here's to your dad, too!
	9:26am Reno D: Wow, a hot attic and a Thermos: brilliant!
	9:28am YETI BOB: I just do my yogurt in the oven, with the heat of the pilot light. Never used a thermometer.
	9:28am David: I just want to say this playlist is poppin
	9:29am YETI BOB: @Buddha: Yogurt is supposed to help with acid reflux. Especially if you don't add anything to it ...
	9:30am TDK60: Practicing my Spanish, I'll guess Ela Minus' tune = The sky is not made of nothing. [si?]
	9:30am YETI BOB: @Buddha: here's some info courtesty of the AARP (which I'll be old enough to join in just a few weeks!) www.aarp.org...
	9:30am melinda: it all depends on the cause of the reflux, there are many
	9:31am John from Madison: Officially up and listening. Thanks..
	9:32am Peter from Dover NJ: @ Buddha of Suburbia 9:20. Years ago, I ate lunch in a Spanish restaurant in the Ironbound one day. They had a flamenco dancer on the TV. She was 65 if she was a day. She had soul, grace, and muscle definition most body builders would kill for.
	9:33am Peter from Dover NJ: Signing off. Be well, everyone!
	9:34am YETI BOB: Adrian: There's one on Discogs right now for £18.99, but it has no cover. Hmmm.
	9:34am Reno D: As a novice, I’ve been using an instant read thermometer. The insulated Chambers oven wasn’t warm enough with just the pilot flame. The Thermowell compartment is too hot (150°), but the surface pilot, using an enameled cast iron pot with a lid, wrapped in a few layers of tea towels does the trick.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of fermentation, I'll be making some sauerkraut this weekend.
	9:35am TDK60: I looked up one of those online Spanish-to-English things. They correct me. It's: "Heaven is nobody's." Hee!
	9:35am YETI BOB: @Woods: I fermented some mashed chili peppers and made some killer hot sauce
	9:36am Priscilla: What!?
	9:36am YETI BOB: YO ICEPACK!
	9:36am Priscilla: Hola DJ Icepack!
	9:36am melinda: @Woods did you have to experiment much before it worked out? I tried once and it sucked.
	9:37am Handy Haversack: Nice, DJ Icepack!
	9:37am MikeG: Does Trouble know you have her birds?
	9:37am Roberto: Good idea, having Icepack back announce the Spanish language tracks :)
	9:37am Listener Gregory: I liked that Juana Molina. Very rhythmic. DJIP!
	9:37am Listener Bop Monroe: why gramma, what a deep voice you have...?
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB Nice! I've never done that...and I'm a huge hot sauce fan. Maybe I'll do that next year. The farm stand near me sells these gorgeous Hungarian peppers. Super tasty and mucho de hotto!
	9:38am Listener Robert: Was that DJ Ice Pack? He knows Spanish now?
	9:38am Mick: DJ Icepack! Good to hear you live over the airwaves!
	9:39am βrian: We have a surfeit of jalapeños, so we're thinking of pickling. Oughta be pretty simple.
	9:39am Trouble: yes dj icepack is quite the spanish speaker, i am very proud of his accent!
	9:39am Reno D: Omg, I’ve never heard dj Icepack’s grown up voice before! Gosh, the years just fly by.
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and DJ Icepack. I hope things are going well.
	9:41am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @melida I got into it because I'd discovered this guy named Sandor Katz. So no, the first try worked for me. Just shredded the cabbage, massaged with a bunch of salt, added it (along with some garlic cloves) to a large glass jar. Then (this was a trick I got from Alton Brown), I placed a large ziplock bag on top of the kraut and filled it with water. This forced the kraut down under it's own juices. Then just put a tea towel over the thing and put it in the pantry. Can't remember how long I had it in there before trying it. Two weeks maybe? A month? But it was really tasty.
	9:41am YETI BOB: @melinda: It can definitely go "off". I had to throw away the first batch of hot sauce because the wrong kind of microbes got in there. Helps to check in and smell it every day. It's really not too hard, don't get discouraged! @Woods: I grew chili peppers this summer and my plants were really productive, so I've been coming up with all kinds of things to do with them. Peach-habanero jam was divine.
	9:43am Listener Bop Monroe: YB, Tannersville NY, here in Rip Van Winkle country, down the road from Hunter Mtn ski area Just harvested many small hot red peppers. will try the sauce route.
	9:43am βrian: My brother has a designated "kraut rock," which is a large round flat stone he places atop the fermenting sauerkraut.
	9:44am Vivian: Good Morning folks. Enjoying this conversation about fermenting, hot sauce and such. As I type, drying some peppers. Think they're five spice, a new plant in the garden this year. Love the shape of the peppers, couldn't resist.
	9:45am YETI BOB: @Woods: Great tips. Keeping the fermenting cabbage (or peppers) submerged will prevent a lot of problems. @BopMonroe: I've gotten some great recipes and info from this website (no affiliation) www.chilipeppermadness.com . I just made the Caribbean mango-habanero sauce (with allspice), it's fantastic. And Xni-Pec will change your life!
	9:45am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm also fond of quick-pickling red onion and/or shallot.
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): i always get the best recipes and meal plans on WFMU
	9:46am David in London: Just had to get down off the ladder to say that “What you been doing? Who you been wooing?” is my new favourite lyric.
	9:47am Mx. Granny (e/em): sometimes that's pizza and cannabis
	9:47am melinda: @Woods I have Sandor's book and used his basic recipe. Maybe next time I'll try the ziploc trick. It's frustrating when you don't know where the problem lies.
	9:48am Roberto: Uh oh -- is this the backlash coming?
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @melinda My neighbor (the organic gardener who gifted me a bunch of cabbage) has a big crockery bowl. I think he uses a plate to keep the stuff submerged. But the bag 'o water trick really does work.
	9:48am Roberto: Sounds like a techno backlash.
	9:49am Barba Yiorgi: whoa, where's Nina?
	9:49am Listener Bop Monroe: bookmarking site now. love it! thnx YB!
	9:49am YETI BOB: @melinda: what happened? mold? funky odor? what was the nature of the failure?
	9:49am Wallis...: am I the only one hearing Terry Riley? Freaking out a bit...
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: < insert stalling tape >
	9:50am TDK60: Darnit. My fave Terry Riley piece will now be lodged in peoples' memory as a something-not-working-right sound memory. Sniff..sigh..
	9:50am Listener Gregory: Well, the Terry Riley is fantastic, in any case.
	9:50am Wallis...: "We are experiencing technically difficulty...please stand by..."
	9:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: i was just thinking something along those lines! Got to see the live performance of this last year!. WOW.
	9:51am TDK60: Granny, can I pretend touch your Ear?
	9:51am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @TDK60 What's the name of that Terry Riley?
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: well, gosh,why not? I'll go get it!
	9:52am Lucky: Whew! Good work.
	9:52am Wallis...: though maybe it was from the split 7" Simone & Riley put out on Matador
	9:52am βrian: Oh, a detachable ear!
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ear it is!
	9:52am Wallis...: Woods: it's "A Rainbow In Curved Air"
	9:53am Mx. Granny (e/em): Wallis...: in my dreams! YES!
	9:53am TDK60: Woods - It's "A Rainbow in Curved Air" from the same LP. 1969.
	9:53am βrian: "Here, ear! Cmon! That's a good ear!"
	9:53am Trouble: i guess backlash blues crashed my system. michelle popped music in and now we are back. sooooooo nerve racking!
	9:54am Wallis...: was a strong (if a bit jarring) juxtaposition
	9:54am melinda: @Yeti it didn't smell bad, but it was just salty with no tang
	9:54am PaulRobeson1920: Good Morning You All!! & a Happy 96th Birthday to Jimmy Carter! Hoorray!
	9:54am βrian: What, Michele has found a second L? Mirabile dictu!
	9:54am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @TDK60 Ah, right. Isn't that his most famous thing? I really do love it.
	9:54am Roberto: The airwaves couldn't handle the truth Nina was puttin' down.
	9:55am YETI BOB: @melinda: sounds like it didn't even start to ferment. that's a little unusual. maybe too much salt?
	9:55am Mx. Granny (e/em): Jimmy Carter Says Yes
	9:56am Wallis...: I'd say In C is his crowd pleaser/encore song
	9:57am Roberto: I would have voted for Jimmy if I'd been old enough.
	9:57am TDK60: Woods- Not sure, probably among his most famous. Little story. I DJed an art show once, earlier this century. I played 'Rainbow.' A fellow came up, asked what it was, it sounded so fresh. He was shocked it was from '69.
	9:57am Wallis...: "Just play the hits, Riley!!"
	9:57am YETI BOB: @melinda: I encourage you to keep experimenting, cabbage is pretty cheap. @Granny: Damn that's a good one. My parents were volunteers for JC.
	9:57am Mx. Granny (e/em): i got the Brooklyn Raga Massive "In C" in my WFMU loot, and have been listening to it a LOT. WOnderful!
	9:59am Barba Yiorgi: all this stuff is good. but what happened to Miss Simone? she kinda got interrupted.
	9:59am TDK60: I saw Riley once. It was different, his Indian raga singing.
	10:01am Trouble: @ barbara y...computer program that runs my choices to wfmu crashed while nina was singing. i rebooted and am running again. when that happens the board operator at WFMU slaps on music to fill the silence.
	10:02am YETI BOB: @Granny: Brooklyn Raga Massive made this great record "Ragamala" with Adam Rudolph's "Go:Organic" orchestra, it's even more massive. Have you heard it?
	10:02am Dances with Moomins: Hiya Trouble and Moderns of the world. Swag arrived today ( only cost €3 handling fee ) Hei Trouble, here's a link to the new bio pic on Tove Jannson...www.imdb.com... In theaters across Finland now.
	10:02am Mx. Granny (e/em): YETI BOB: not yet, but will get right on it, thanks!
	10:03am Trouble: great to hear@ dances with...
	10:03am Roberto: On the positive side, if I had been old enough, I'd be 58 now instead of 55.
	10:03am YETI BOB: @Trouble: It's wonderful and incredible that WFMU is on the air at all. A few technical glitches don't faze us.
	10:03am tiago: Grande cartola!
	10:03am TDK60: Maybe the Skeletons might consider additional something-not-working music? Brahms? Yanni? Hee.
	10:03am ?: OH MAN what's this, Cartola???? THANK YOU!!! The guy was a poet!
	10:05am Barba Yiorgi: ok of course thnx for explaining, Nina was being so righteously preachful that for an instant I wondered if there was something else at fault. great save, though!
	10:06am Hughie Considine: This sublime Boswell Sisters song is the theme music for the utterly fabulous The History of Rock Music in 500 Songs podcast. Lovely to hear the whole darn thing.
	10:07am Hughie Considine: Shows the absurdity of calling Rocket 88 the first rock song, that's for sure...
	10:08am Handy Haversack: Greenpoint greetings, Barba Yiorgi! Hope you're well and finding a way to play music.
	10:09am Dances with Moomins: Rocket 88 works for me!
	10:09am Hughie Considine: My Baby Rocks Me with a Steady Roll by Trixie Smith was 1938.
	10:09am melinda: I love the creative women series
	10:10am john the g: yes there were 3 boswell sisters and yes they were sisters (from new orleans)
	10:12am Dances with Moomins: Cheers Hughie... roots run deeper I know.
	10:13am Barba Yiorgi: Greenpoint Greetings back at ya HH! been distanced- DJing @ Troost Sat eves. drop by !
	10:14am Hughie Considine: It's endlessly fascinating, @Dances. Salud!
	10:15am Handy Haversack: Are you, Barba? Out in the yard? We have not been to a bar or restaurant in the city, but we will try to drop by to say hi on Sat.!
	10:15am Roberto: I have a friend upstate who conducts his remote art classes while painting plein-air.
	10:17am waters7: just sneaking a listen while on break!
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I always feel so good when my daily zoom "standup" is over. Kind of like exiting the confession booth when I was a kid (and believed in such nonsense).
	10:23am βrian: @WoodsOfNH: Every single day? Oy!
	10:23am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @βrian Yeah. Luckily, it's usually very short.
	10:24am Adrian in London: Thank you for the Broadcast set, Trouble.
	10:25am βrian: It's when you stand up and flap your arms, no?
	10:28am Vivian: Thank you so much for the Broadcast set!
	10:28am Trouble: @adrian: heartbreaking still, that she is gone.
	10:28am karlward: Always happy to hear Trish Keenan. I'm reminded of this quote from her that I think about often: [Psychedelia isn’t] a world only reachable by hallucinogens but obtainable by questioning what we think is real and right, by challenging the conventions of form and temper… I discovered psychedelia and it seemed to have self-help properties that allowed me to let go of an immobilizing working class pride that was cementing a false identity into my psyche, stopping me from transforming.
	10:29am TDK60: Love the Broadcast too, Adrian..
	10:29am Vivian: @ Trouble, I agree. So young.
	10:29am Pale Son: My fave Broadcast song.
	10:30am I am the Upsetter: @karlward so true!!!
	10:30am Trouble: thank you@karlward: what an amazing snap shot into who she was, and a stellar quote on it's own...
	10:30am βrian: Get your flu shots!
	10:34am karlward: Here's the source for that Keenan quote. The unedited version of her thoughts on the nature and importance of psychedelia are just incredible: www.thewire.co.uk...
	10:34am Adriana DC: Never heard of Broadcast until Irwin was playing it when Trish Keegan died. Always learning about great music everytime I listen to the 'Mu.
	10:35am Handy Haversack: That was a great set. I don't know Broadcast as well as I'd like to. Sitting outside and working. I had to put on jeans, and I might need socks and a sweatshirt even!
	10:36am ?: Question: what's worse than "funk" carioca? Ans: "funk" carioca mixed with peruvian cumbia
	10:36am YETI BOB: @karlward: Thanks - brilliant. I don't really know Broadcast either, this is amazing. Anyone know what kind of keyboard she played? Really nice sound.
	10:37am fm Mike: Oh my goodness, I thought this was Carol Konka! But still, Brazilian music!!! ALSO, HAPPY SPOOKY HALLOWEEN EVERYBODY!
	10:38am YETI BOB: Vox Continental? I almost thought I heard a Mellotron in there ...
	10:38am Deborah: Time for teaching marathon! Farewell.
	10:38am Trouble: @Vivian, it was so very shocking when Trish died. Ben Graves from the blog toys and techniques came out to WFMU and did a wonderful tribute show to Trish/Broadcast on jan 25, 2011. it can be found in my archives
	10:40am Rich in Bristol: That Captain Planet track is so nice.
	10:40am Barba Yiorgi: ? - well the Captain Planet track was awesome. Cumbia Funk roolz, For some of us.
	10:41am Vivian: @ Thank you Trouble, I'll check the archives this weekend.
	10:41am Barba Yiorgi: Hey Handy I'll email ya. maybe c u soon.
	10:52am YETI BOB: I'm running out of comments but I'm just incredibly psyched that you are playing this Angel Bat Dawid set. I have seen her play a bunch of times, and I look forward to seeing her again soon. I will be listening with both ears :) Thanks Trouble, bye everyone, stay strong, & keep up those experiments in home fermentation! (Did you know you can make your own beer?)
	10:57am Handy Haversack: Great show, Trouble. I have to get on a call. So glad to have been here, though. Many thanks to you and Skelechele! Be well, all!
	10:57am ?: Anyone knows if this is a Rogerio Duprat arrangement?
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:59am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @handy!
	10:59am Tank Top: Clara Nunes.....Ta legal!
	11:05am TDK60: Thanks Trouble! Need to leave the building..
	11:06am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @tdk60
	11:10am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ SO FINE ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:11am YETI BOB: "angel" :)
	11:12am βrian: Little human is zooming with her very patient first-grade teacher. Very impressed.
	11:13am Trouble: @brian: awesome> so hard for the little ones right now, so weird
	11:17am sugarwolf: Trouble, did you see Michelle Obama is a knitter now?
	11:18am Trouble: YES@sugarwolf! so awesome!
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: Knitting can be meditation
	11:20am Trouble: soooo sorry; another crash
	11:21am Mikey_B: this is a really fantastic set. thanks trouble, oui ennui, angela bat dawid.
	11:21am YETI BOB: it's "angel" not "angela" or "angle"
	11:21am PaulRobeson1920: Such is life!
	11:22am βrian: Oh! Terry! I know what that means.
	11:25am Pale Son: Well, that was a nice palate cleanser. :)
	11:25am ?: Technology is an imperfect friend.
	11:26am Trouble: ugh, so horrified that the crash happened in the middle of a gorgeous live set... so sorry
	11:33am PaulRobeson1920: When we uncritically make a piece of technology a friend, what do we give up? - Neil Postman
	11:33am βrian: Today's pandemic lunch: Kale and kheer.
	11:34am βrian: @PR1920: I'm tempted to see how Siri responds.
	11:35am Trouble: looks like there is a giant red exclamation mark over jersey city right now with internet problems. super ugh...
	11:37am PaulRobeson1920: I love growing Kale @Brain
	11:39am PaulRobeson1920: I love all the seed bearing plants and greenery!
	11:40am Roberto: βrian -- first chard, now kale. Keepin' it green!
	11:44am Priscilla: hypnotic & wonderful
	11:45am tim from champaign (now washington): This set is super good. The synth undertow is pretty awesome.
	11:45am Lucky: Crashing can happen for a lot of different reasons many of them outside one's control. That there can be show at all is a minor miracle.
	11:47am βrian: Is it casting a shadow?
	11:48am PaulRobeson1920: @Lucky “Happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of one principle: Some things are within our control, and some things are not“ - The Classical Mannual on Virtue, Happiness, and Effectiveness by Epictetus, Sharon Lebell - Wonderful
	11:48am Adrian in London: @Trouble Don't worry about the crash. Those of us who are working at home can sympathise strongly, and, let's face it, there are worse things happening…
	11:51am βrian: The WI GOP is trying to invalidate absentee ballots cast in Madison parks. (Well over 10,000 votes.)
	11:52am TVP: The NJ League of Women Voters said something similar about Question 3 on their website.
	11:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Our absentee ballots arrive in the mail today. If we make ten copies each, we'll still have enough money left over from our check from George Soros to go and get some swank takeout for dinner.
	11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): As long as Terry Riley is the crash emergency music, crash all you want.
	11:53am Trouble: info on question #3 in NJ www.fairdistrictsnj.com...
	11:57am Trouble: today WFMU is kicking off our year end silent fundraiser. These last months have shown us how important WFMU can be to our mental health. Please be part of that WFMU magic: pledge to donate $10 a month to WFMU. Such a small amount from your pocket will do soooo much good!
	12:00pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:00pm Trouble: thanks for being here today, thursday people!
	12:01pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ $ $ $ ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 1, 2020

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