WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 3, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am Trouble: bonjour mes petits!
	9:04am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon Trouble and listeners. I'm doing paperwork so need distracting.
	9:05am Van in DC: Good morning Trouble! I likes the pic!
	9:05am common: hey trouble!
	9:06am Guido from Cologne: Bonjour Troubler!
	9:06am robyn: i was reciting along with the first track! more helpful than ever for my french ;)
	9:10am doca: Elle est supeèrbe, elle est problème! Hi, Trouble and all!
	9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: The pelican art is almost 100 years old...cool.
	9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Sorry...200 years old. Where is my math today?
	9:11am SeanG: hot diggity
	9:17am common: yay rufus!
	9:17am Priscilla: jazz bagpipes?
	9:20am Guido from Cologne: Rufus Harley : A parcel with the Rhino Handmade to me went lost on the way over the Atlantic. Anyone found it?
	9:23am robyn: well i don't think i've ever jammed out to bagpipes before..
	9:24am Webhamster Henry: Never enough Rufus Harley!
	9:25am Webhamster Henry: The pelican legend is that she feeds her young with blood from her own breast.
	9:26am Webhamster Henry: So , traditionally, the week after the record fair is replete with dj's delirious record finds.
	9:26am robyn: !!
	9:32am groucho: hi
	9:33am robyn: willi ninja RIP
	9:33am kwhitehead: Hi Trouble. Big props to the FMU folks for a great, great record fair. I love the new (airier) space. It made crate digging easier. Well done!
	9:33am bobdoesthings: gooooood morning all
	9:38am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:41am bobdoesthings: www.thisamericanlife.org...
	9:41am Van in DC: and Irene played a cut from that new Meaner Pencil album yesterday as well. Good stuff
	9:41am d¢ pät: Whoa! Nice painting!
	9:44am Cheri Pi: KRAFTWERK!
	9:44am common: nice painting! nice kraftwerk!
	9:45am d¢ pät: I was looking through some work of Carlo Zinelli (thanks to trouble) last night along with Antonio Ligabue
	9:45am d¢ pät: YEAH, Tour de France is RIGHT around the corner....but it's going to be eclipsed by World Cup.
	9:46am nah: Tour de france works great for a rainy day bus trip
	9:46am SeanG: remember Turbo breakin' to this tune
	9:49am Neg-guh-tor: Strange how Kraftwerk came around to Yellow Magic Orchestra on this track, no?
	9:50am doca: @Trouble: a local big museum is "exhibiting" Lygia Clark's "Walking" piece (that one from a photo you posted here before) and it allowed the visitors to toy with it. Great fun doing it!
	9:58am OTB: Trouble - you're making an unusually crappy workday unusually tolerable. Thank you.
	9:58am sugarwolf: I have to start work in 2 minutes booo
	9:59am Trouble: @doca, i saw that show on friday!! so super great!!! thanks for thinking of me, everyone should see that show
	9:59am sugarwolf: robyn, I was reciting the French lesson too!
	10:00am Trouble: today's artwork is by Mary Ann Wilson from 1812!!
	10:02am Trouble: this crunchy beat is the best!!
	10:04am d¢ pät: WOW. 1812!
	10:06am steven harvey: gorgeous... Just gorgeous...
	10:08am MD: WAIT!!! YOU'RE NOT HERE AT WORK WITH ME!?!?!? NO WAY!!!
	10:09am doca: This artwork seems almost like made today
	10:11am Adrian in London: Right, I'm making a cuppa. Who wants one?
	10:14am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble + everybody!
	10:14am bobdoesthings: www.urbandictionary.com...
	10:16am doca: I love domenico! To me, he's the Brazilian The Sea and Cake (but even better)
	10:17am Adrian in London: @Doca: this is a great track. I'll have to investiagte him further. @bob: Milk, two sugars?
	10:19am bobdoesthings: @adrian - No thanks, I'm sweet enough. who puts milk in tea?!
	10:19am Trouble: milk no sugar please! do you have a queen mug? i have a fair collection of royalty mugs that i prefer my tea in, you know out of respect.
	10:20am d¢ pät: uh oh, "milk in tea"= can of worms....here we go....
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: I think I have to get this Cambodian Psych rock record.
	10:21am bobdoesthings: Milk proteins can bind with the beneficial plant compounds known as flavonols in tea. (You may have heard these compounds referred to by specific names such as catechins.) And, according to some scientists, the binding may make it tough for the body to absorb the flavonols and get the health benefits. -NPR article
	10:21am Adrian in London: @bob Plenty of people. I drink Japanese green tea – bancha – myself. Not roasted like sencha, has a grassier taste that takes some getting used to. @Trouble: Ha ha, no I don;t have any royal commemorative mugs. I think I had a Charles and Di one when I was little. God, all these repressed memories!
	10:22am bobdoesthings: @webmaster henry - I picked up two great cambodian rock comps at the record fair - lightintheattic.net... - and volume 3 as well.
	10:23am Trouble: i got my first royalty mug at a yard sale, it was a charles and diana for a dollar. i was hooked. surprisingly easy to find once you are looking. although once a fave broke so we took to the internets and then, o the opportunities for purchase...
	10:23am bobdoesthings: @adrian.. me too! I like sencha and gyokuro - but milk in tea kills any health benefits the tea has.
	10:25am Adrian in London: @DC Pat: I can only apologise… @bob Hmm, that's interesting. I don't drink any milk at all. There was a thing on UK TV a few weeks ago about dark chocolate and the supposed health benefits. But turns out that a bar of the same brand can contain differing levels of the, er, good stuff, depending on the make-up of the bar itself, the quality of the confiture etc.
	10:26am Van in DC: I love milk. Moo.
	10:28am Van in DC: Sharon has this entire new album available on spotify. I loved the whole thing play.spotify.com...
	10:29am Guido from Cologne: Darjeeling or White Tea: No Mik, no sugar, no nothing except Tea and water.
	10:29am Cheri Pi: I drink green tea all day, I received a matcha tea whisk last week from a 20th generation whisk maker from my home town Nara Japan. it's amazing! www.samurai-japan.biz...
	10:29am d¢ pät: I pump the kids full of milk and cheese for protein and B12 but I don't touch the stuff...
	10:30am d¢ pät: dang, I gotta get one of those tea whisks...but I drink coffee all morning so...
	10:31am bobdoesthings: @cheri Matcha is the only green tea i've never had.. something about the brewing process that just seems foreign to me so I never got it.
	10:32am Adrian in London: @Cheri That is a very nice whisk.
	10:36am OTB: Sonya Spence is killing it!
	10:38am d¢ pät: Yeah that was some version of jet plane.
	10:38am Guido from Cologne: Guess for Matcha it needs a professional first for having an idea how it must taste.
	10:41am Webhamster Henry: thanks @bobdoesthings, WFMU has always been a champion of Cambodian Psych Rock - I believe we had a comp in the old Catalog. Yeah, I was too busy to get down to the fair this year, although I was there the last time it was in the Armory.
	10:42am robyn: dang i missed a lot of music in 40 minutes!
	10:42am Adrian in London: Oh, I hadn't heard about the Sugarman director taking his own life. The film was on TV here in the UK the other night.
	10:43am Eric: Yes, that was an awesome book!
	10:43am Van in DC: I have a ton of books queued in my Kindle, and it's pretty light.
	10:43am Greg from Bloomfield: I WILL read Moby Dick this summer.
	10:43am northguineahills: I have puffed rice green tea and balls of jasmine tea in my pantry from china town. I drink yerba mate until lunch, then tea.... (and no milk either my teas or coffees.)
	10:44am Guido from Cologne: I have tons of music literature left to read still.
	10:44am Cory: I'm reading King's Dark Tower series. and lots of comics
	10:44am thunderish' Jay: i bought a kobo last christmas for myself.. nice
	10:44am Eric: _Moby Dick_ is easier going than you might think . . . (didn't like it myself, though).
	10:44am chris: this needs some more reverb in the mix
	10:44am Lewis: I am currently working on a bunch of essay collections: George Orwell, Edward Abbey, Paul Bowles… Also Hemmingway's First 49… I am multi platform… Also in the queue is a lot of stuff about inequality
	10:45am rebuketodali: I've proclaimed this summer to be the summer of David Mitchell. I have left Cloud Atlas and The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet unread for much too long.
	10:45am Adrian in London: Books: I went on holiday recently and loved Things We Set on Fire by Deborah Reed, Talking to Ourselves by Andres Neuman and The Collini Case by Ferdinand von Schirach. Currently reading a huge biography of Isadora Duncan, in hardback. The others were on Kindle. I need to do press-ups or something to lift a hardback now…
	10:45am Priscilla: @Greg: I finally read Moby Dick a few summers ago, and it was SO worth it. Some sections are hard to get through, but you must do it — it's really powerful as a whole.
	10:45am robyn: i like reading darker stuff at the beach, but mostly at night.. an unfamiliar environment, the sound of the waves, a great setting for something a bit unsettling no?
	10:45am bobdoesthings: @northguineahills -- Yerba may be bad for ya too.... www.livestrong.com...
	10:45am Lewis: @Eric - agree; although the chapter on the whiteness of the whale left me a bit flat… (and I skipped most of it)
	10:45am thunderish' Jay: altough i prefer to mark the book with writing notes and marked pages ..
	10:46am thunderish' Jay: hi every1, hi Trouble!
	10:46am Jeff: Next book in the queue: The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon. It went in the books-to-read pile after some recommendations maybe a year and a half ago, but now it's by the bed and I can anticipatorily [autocorrect doesn't think that's a word, but I'm going with it anyway] smell its ink.
	10:46am Greg from Bloomfield: I just finished "Unfamiliar Fishes" by Sarah Vowell and it had some whaling stuff in there, so I figure now is the time to pounce.
	10:47am Greg from Bloomfield: JEFF! YPU is one of my favs. It's basically like reading a Coen Bros. movie.
	10:48am thunderish' Jay: i tend to not finnishe any book i sto read .. pass it over really sharply if the matter is not of my intention, or if i feel that i got all the thnigs i needed from it
	10:48am Van in DC: I'm in the middle of the enormous Sword of Truth series by Goodkind. Fun fantasy stuff. And it has dragons.
	10:48am Priscilla: Kind of junky, but Patrick O'Brian's series are fun sea-reading
	10:49am Eric: @Lewis: It was the chapter about how whales are fish that really annoyed me, although now that I know that everyone knew better by then, and he was just being a smartass, it somehow annoys me less.
	10:49am thunderish' Jay: usually it happens cuz i dn't read noveltys, except for fictional caracters like huck finn or the little prince .. usually more into report books
	10:50am thunderish' Jay: only psychadelia era romance
	10:50am Eric: Okay, how about _French Leave_ by Anna Gavalda? It has French people, and is funny.
	10:51am SeanG: I just picked up a copy of the SCUM manifesto
	10:53am robyn: i will be struggling through andre breton's nadja en francais here shortly.. keep that french music coming trouble...
	10:54am northguineahills: @bobdoesthings: I can drink yerba mate w/ little food in my stomach. I gave up coffee as a daily drink (as it wrecks havoc w/ my GI tract) and I need a full stomach to drink tea (otherwise it makes me nauseous). Since don't like to eat until I've been awake a few hours, it's yerba mate that gets me going in the morning.
	10:56am Lewis: Sarah Vowell is also in my pile of essays - she is amazing. I listene her read "wordy shipmates" which was fantastic and now I hear her voice as I read...
	10:56am Cheri Pi: the best way to enjoy matcha is outside on a picnic blanket, which is how I'll enjoy it now with my new whisk.
	10:57am bobdoesthings: @north yeahh I hear ya. But when I read the possible liver damaging properties of yerba I stopped.. I do enough damage with beer.. and I drink tea in hopes I'm battling some of my more unhealthy behaviors.
	10:57am Guido from Cologne: Here in Germany little coffee roasting shops are coming back in fashion. And my neighbourhood coffee roaster is one of the best. I decided for quality trade fare coffe alone.
	10:58am bobdoesthings: @cheri - You don't perform a traditional tea ceremony everytime you drink matcha?!
	10:59am d¢ pät: Moby Dick rules the earth, but if you want to zip through it, you can mostly skip every other chapter. Just finished the Memoirs of Lt. Henry Timberlake all about Cherokees. Reading 1491 now.
	10:59am Guido from Cologne: I think next time in Düsseldorf (biggest Japanese community) I'll try to get som professionally prepared matcha. good idea.
	11:00am robyn: really enjoyed this set
	11:00am dianska: it was great to meet you and DJ Ice Pack on sunday, Trouble! cheers, diana from vancouver
	11:01am Cheri Pi: LOL- bobodoesthings.
	11:01am βrian: J'ai entendu "le cri d'alarme." Bonjour.
	11:03am Eric: IMO, there are lots of better way-long 19th-century novels than _Moby-Dick_. (Fewer whales, though.)
	11:03am Van in DC: Yeah that set was solid. Anonymous speaks for me regarding the internets.
	11:04am Jeff: Yeah, @NGH, it's that general class of issues which has me adding dairy to my coffee, in a manner inconsistent with the ways of most who love coffee as much as I do. I really really love the taste of good coffee, but (especially brewed) coffee rips right through me if I don't buffer it with something milky.[1] It's still really tasty. And I don't need to adulterate a well-pulled espresso shot - an excellent espresso ristretto is really the perfect beverage entirely by itself. [1] I'm unequipped to discuss the whole cold-brew thing at this time.
	11:04am Priscilla: fyi, we did indeed find a vintage prom dress at Beacon's Closet. With shoes and a clutch: $55! Very pleased.
	11:05am d¢ pät: Not saying it's #1 or anything but just mentioning if you skip the technical chapters, you can just read the story chapters and get through it faster. But it does rule.
	11:05am Trouble: yes it was diana!! what a nice chat we had!
	11:05am thedunkel: call 202-225-7919 and say this REVIEW SCRIPT Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a constituent who lives in [YOUR CITY]. I am calling because I'm a strong supporter of Net Neutrality and think the FCC needs to reclassify broadband. But Rep. Sires shamefully sold constituents like me out to AT&T, Comcast and Version by signing his name to an industry-backed letter telling the FCC to kill Net Neutrality. Rep. Sires shouldn't double down on this sellout by supporting Rep. Bob Latta's bill (H.R. 4752), which would strip the FCC's authority to reclassify broadband. If he does, I will hold him accountable.
	11:06am Trouble: o good for you priscilla! and you shopped local!
	11:06am Trouble: indeed the dunkel!
	11:06am Eric: Since the Internet is anonymous, I will reveal that I drink my espresso with cream and sugar.
	11:07am βrian: How did the hipster burn his tongue?
	11:07am MD: A vote for....Net neutrality is the right vote....But it is very dis-heartening when we see our own president...putting the "wolves" in charge of the "Hen House" We all need to do our "homework"...!!!
	11:09am bobdoesthings: brian -- he drank before it was cool?
	11:10am Jeff: <rimshot />
	11:10am βrian: C'est ça ! Espresso, in particular.
	11:12am Eric: Love that hipster joke! Also, books by Ben Aaronovitch are making me laugh lately.
	11:13am Matt: Nice show. Don't get to listen often at work and thoroughly enjoying the chance to.
	11:17am Trouble: thanks matt!
	11:21am Van in DC: For after the show: www.youtube.com... regarding net neutrality
	11:23am thunderish' Jay: appriceate the struggle for net neutrality.. even tough i guess conduminium or a number of neighbours could get together and solve this by buying a expensive package as a whole
	11:24am thunderish' Jay: just saying .. of course to the future i see net as free and fast so i dont see wheres this strange legislation coming
	11:25am thunderish' Jay: sort of like as with electricity it could be different.. i think again, the whole story is not being told cuz its not them who will write it .. they wont succeed holding back the web as free and fast
	11:26am Andrew Waterloo: @thunderish' Jay.. the problem isn't at the user side, it's at the content side. Without net neutrality it could be financially impossible for a startup to compete against Netflix or Youtube simply on the ground that they can't afford to pay for the fast lane.
	11:27am thunderish' Jay: ok i see it now .. in a big proportion its horrendous.. capital monopolism or few availability of spots.. control people.. fight it!
	11:29am Van in DC: Yes on the content side. That is why Trouble was referring to hearing her voice over the net (like I do), and being ABLE to do so...
	11:29am thunderish' Jay: i will blow the horn of inssurection and practice by alabama thunder spit: "how in hell you tryng to bring this dry guts of lord jesus from up in heaven to try to do that! devil of a kind!"
	11:29am Eric: @thunderish: It's not about what we pay. It's about Netflix paying Comcast big bucks so Netflix movies stream fast, while FMU comes through crappy. Or the NYTImes loading fast on your mobile, while Independent News Source comes up slow.
	11:30am bobdoesthings: @thunderish -Where you writing from? what country?
	11:31am thunderish' Jay: .pt / portugal
	11:31am Van in DC: At lunch time, I'm able to walk right over to the FCC on occasion to join in the voices...
	11:31am northguineahills: I like these warm hands.
	11:31am thunderish' Jay: Sintra, one of the chakras of planet erath / spiritual capital of Europe
	11:32am bobdoesthings: TIL - The earth has shakras?
	11:33am thunderish' Jay: yes.. its historic, esoteric, astrologic and geographic interpretation all mixed up
	11:34am d¢ pät: ooo Portugal.... I hope we beat you in group G...
	11:35am thunderish' Jay: microclimate, ocean, caves, massonic and religious constructions, underground passages
	11:36am thunderish' Jay: a mountain where everything grows of flora except real desert stuff
	11:36am Adrian in London: I was in Portugal a couple of weeks ago. Loved it.
	11:36am Guido from Cologne: @ thunderish' Jay You once phoned Chris T., right?
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: Oui, c'est TRES BON!
	11:38am thunderish' Jay: iniciated people believe its an entrance to meet the "atlante's" who escaped to the interior of the planet in our world great last crisis
	11:38am thunderish' Jay: i can't say for sure cuz im a sceptic
	11:39am Kayt: oi trouble. baiao its like [buy-ow!]
	11:40am thunderish' Jay: this was in the times of fenician, visigods, celts, before the nowadays races..
	11:40am common: think you gotta go to a bar, trouble.
	11:40am Kayt: try univision! on TV or internet
	11:40am Priscilla: Yes, I have watched the world cup on the computer. We had to pay $25 or something.
	11:40am robyn: also interested in this world cup question!! a pub with food might be a less rowdy place to see it with a young'un
	11:40am d¢ pät: Some of the matches are on ABC, do a search on US tv listings. Go to a bar too. I take dc pat, jr to our local bar...
	11:41am northguineahills: Most WC games I've watched at various drinking establishments had a lot of kids there. Outside of the alcohol, they were rather kid friendly. (of course, this is in Brooklyn)
	11:41am Greg from Bloomfield: You can try First Row Sports...it's questionable and there are a gazillion ads, but I use it for the Devils and Giants.
	11:42am northguineahills: (and my friends would also bring their kids).
	11:42am Sliver: World Cup should be online streaming via ESPN http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/espn-will-live-stream-all-64-matches-of-the-2014-world-cup/
	11:42am Kayt: or go to portuguese sports club in Newark just off ferry street near Penn Sta. Its kid friendly. At least you can see the portuguese games there and they are in the USA group...see you there!
	11:42am Chris from DC: DCP, they're showing games outside in Dupont Circle at some point.
	11:42am d¢ pät: I agree with ngh, normal bars that show big soccer matches always draw a buncha kids too.
	11:42am thunderish' Jay: i phoned a show visiting tourists there outside chris T / i hope we beat US in group G, even tough i would like you to beat germany, i miss alexis lalas / its difficult to say how you could spell by writting, you dont use accents Trouble / learn by talking to brasilians or watching brasilian media
	11:42am Trouble: bom dia kayt!!! merci! i wasn't that far off, i guess. some of your lessons have sunk in...
	11:43am d¢ pät: @Chris, REALLY? First I've heard of that. What in the circle itself??
	11:43am Kayt: you were pretty much on the money trouble- boa!
	11:44am thunderish' Jay: you heard me in Chris T show!?
	11:44am d¢ pät: I hope we beet Germany too...but we won't, because Germany will destroy EVERYONE.
	11:44am Bruce F: Most big sporting matches, including the World Cup, can be viewed (free!) online. The stream is of dubious legality -- from somewhere in Eastern Europe I think -- but I've been watching for several years to no bad effect on my computer. They've managed to pirate the feeds of all the big cable networks. Same commentators -- English, Spanish, French, German. http://atdhenet.tv/
	11:44am d¢ pät: ha "beet"...
	11:45am Chris from DC: Yep, in the Circle itself. Not sure how many or anything.
	11:46am d¢ pät: You can do the pirate version but be careful, that's how you get insane viruses. I watch cycling events this way and the adds are all for young Russian brides, not kid appropriate.
	11:46am thunderish' Jay: speaking of beet wer are killing the bees by using pesticides / check greenpeace.org regularlyy please.. real efforts in mandatory petitions / or their facebook
	11:46am d¢ pät: Wow, thanks Chris, that's an even to take the kids to!
	11:47am northguineahills: This has been a very nicely mix set trouble Thanks! Off to make some lunch!
	11:47am thunderish' Jay: you still have donovan and the keeper is very good, all career in the premier league
	11:47am d¢ pät: *event, sheesh, stupid fingers...
	11:47am Guido from Cologne: I'm somewhat ANTI-MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS! It' s big show business, with the costs payed by the taxpayer, with poor people loosing their homes, stadiums noone needs afterwards, it's incredibly corrupt, and a usua prpagandal tool for authoritarian governments. I HATE IT! Sweitch off stupid TeeVee and do sports yerself!
	11:47am SeanG: Trouble, all the games will be on ESPN3 on your computer! even if you don't have cable
	11:48am d¢ pät: Donovan didn't make the team--Klinsman made a mistake there. He's going to regret it but yeah Howard is good.
	11:48am thunderish' Jay: there's a .pt player there yannick djaló .. really a great promise as a kid.. and freddy adu, hows he doing?
	11:48am Chris from DC: Yeah it should be pretty cool. Ooh, Clientele, hoping to finally see them.
	11:49am kwhitehead: Weird hearing The Clientele on a sunny day. I usually reach for them, this record especially, when it's cold and grey.
	11:49am d¢ pät: @SeanG: you need cable to access ESPN3 I thought.
	11:50am thunderish' Jay: San Jose Earthquakes - he scored the winning goal last match
	11:50am Guido from Cologne: panem et circenses
	11:51am d¢ pät: Adu didn't quite turn out as amazing as they thought. Think he's back in the MLS though.. @Guido: I agree, they have to do these events differently. No one wants the Olympics anymore. Welp gotta go, have fun kids. Thanks Trouble!!
	11:52am thunderish' Jay: real controversial person / married and got a kid with a kind of local "miley cirus" and ended up naming their daughter the most strange and scary name ... similar to a kind of a story /// he he , maybe thats why he is in the US
	11:52am Guido from Cologne: Munich voted against a repeated Olympics quite recently! Respect!
	11:53am SeanG: @dcpat Nope! I'm watching the French Open right now without cable
	11:53am robyn: great show trouble! adios all...til next time
	11:54am Guido from Cologne: LOVED THE SHOW, Trouble! Some seven star clicks today from me! THANK YOU ! CU!
	11:54am bobdoesthings: this is great!
	11:55am thunderish' Jay: kids relatetv singing girl: now a good actress, meet a sweet from portugal / real atlante this one!! ;) 1.bp.blogspot.com...
	11:55am fascinoma: thanks for the wonderful show, Trouble! be well, all
	11:55am Adrian in London: Great show, Trouble. Nice to chat with everyone too. Right, I'm off to make another cuppa…
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the reading suggestions and the world cup help! merci guido, robyn, fascinoma
	11:57am Finbar: How do we stop a government that isn't governed by its own government? I don't know, but if they take away the internet, or make it so we're paying the very corporations we should be shunning, then I guess they win again. But the thing is...they don't have to. It's time for the people to win back this country.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: There's one more tune-up game for the US team. This Friday at 6:00 PM ET. Check your local listings!
	12:00pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Guido from Cologne: Foret : Great

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
	lesson 31 liking and disliking "lesson 31 liking and disliking"					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
christopher bissonnette	a deplorable corruption	essays in idleness	kranky		*	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
meaner pencil	evanly "evanly" by "meaner pencil"	senza amanti	blue dragon moon		*	0:07:53 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	meme sous la pluie	la question				0:13:23 (Pop-up)
rufus harley	the crack "the crack" by "rufus harley"	re-creation of the gods				0:16:10 (Pop-up)
malcolm mclaren	love is the message/deep in vogue			12"		0:25:09 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	mon monde n'est pas vrai	soleil				0:33:50 (Pop-up)

kraftwerk	Tour De France (French Version)			12"		0:44:11 (Pop-up)
louise bourgeois	otte "otte" by "louise bourgeois"			Single		0:50:45 (Pop-up)
john holt	let's get it while it's hot	world of love				0:54:54 (Pop-up)
nicholas desamory	move your assets	like you				0:58:47 (Pop-up)

y pants	luego fuego "luego fuego" by "y pants"	y pants				1:11:05 (Pop-up)
domenico	cine prive "cine prive" by "domenico"	cine prive				1:15:01 (Pop-up)
the cambodian space project	if you wish to love me	Rough Guide to Psychedelic Cambodia (V/A)			*	1:18:37 (Pop-up)
papercuts	still knocking at the door	Life Among the Savages	easy sound		*	1:22:11 (Pop-up)
sharon van etten	our love "our love" by "sharon van etten"	are we there			*	1:26:04 (Pop-up)
sonny knight and his fabulous lakers	when you're gone	im still here	secret stash		*	1:29:40 (Pop-up)
Sonya Spence	jet plane "jet plane" by "Sonya Spence"	in the dark				1:33:40 (Pop-up)

September Girls	secret lovers "secret lovers" by "September Girls"	cursing the sea	fortuna pop		*	1:44:02 (Pop-up)
irma & the fascinations	just a feeling					1:47:33 (Pop-up)
arlete zola	je suis folle de tant t'aimer					1:50:01 (Pop-up)
chuck wood	seven days too long "seven days too long" by "chuck wood"					1:52:16 (Pop-up)
the zombies	conversation off floral street	R.I.P.	varese sarabande			1:55:03 (Pop-up)
bobby sheen	dr love "dr love" by "bobby sheen"	northern soul all nighter v/a				1:57:10 (Pop-up)

udi neset bey	nihavent taksim "nihavent taksim" by "udi neset bey"	To Scratch Your Heart: Early Recordings from Istanbul (V/A)				2:11:40 (Pop-up)
heather woods broderick	from the ground	from the ground				2:07:23 (Pop-up)
denita and the sene	lucy loosie "lucy loosie" by "denita and the sene"	his and hers			*	2:12:21 (Pop-up)
jac berrocal	palmyre "palmyre" by "jac berrocal"	MDLV	sub rosa		*	2:15:28 (Pop-up)
rodriguez	sugarman "sugarman" by "rodriguez"	ost sugarman				2:17:23 (Pop-up)
teeth mountain	ghost science "ghost science" by "teeth mountain"	Rhythmic Rites - Liz Berg's 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/A)			*	2:20:59 (Pop-up)
Mary Lou Williams	lullaby of the leaves	the asch recordings 1944-47				2:23:35 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	deed i do "deed i do" by "blossom dearie"	blossom dearie				2:26:51 (Pop-up)
warm hands	anxiety "anxiety" by "warm hands"					2:29:01 (Pop-up)
mental abstrato & dj tahira	baiao (original mix)	Brazilian Bass: Inner City Tropical Soundblast (V/A)	farout		*	2:32:54 (Pop-up)

piad guyvessant	dream bronx "dream bronx" by "piad guyvessant"	volume 1	gold bolus		*	2:41:38 (Pop-up)
the clientele	6 am morningside "6 am morningside" by "the clientele"	suburban light			*	2:47:29 (Pop-up)
magnus & johann	mary jane "mary jane" by "magnus & johann"	Poppsaga: Iceland's Pop Scene 1972-1977 (V/A)			*	2:49:32 (Pop-up)
Angkanang Kunchai with Ubon-Pattana Band	lam sarawan	isan lam plearn	em		*	2:54:45 (Pop-up)
foret	corps maquilles "corps maquilles" by "foret"	foret	simone records		*	2:57:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Trouble: bonjour mes petits!
	9:04am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon Trouble and listeners. I'm doing paperwork so need distracting.
	9:05am Van in DC: Good morning Trouble! I likes the pic!
	9:05am common: hey trouble!
	9:06am Guido from Cologne: Bonjour Troubler!
	9:06am robyn: i was reciting along with the first track! more helpful than ever for my french ;)
	9:10am doca: Elle est supeèrbe, elle est problème! Hi, Trouble and all!
	9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: The pelican art is almost 100 years old...cool.
	9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Sorry...200 years old. Where is my math today?
	9:11am SeanG: hot diggity
	9:17am common: yay rufus!
	9:17am Priscilla: jazz bagpipes?
	9:20am Guido from Cologne: Rufus Harley : A parcel with the Rhino Handmade to me went lost on the way over the Atlantic. Anyone found it?
	9:23am robyn: well i don't think i've ever jammed out to bagpipes before..
	9:24am Webhamster Henry: Never enough Rufus Harley!
	9:25am Webhamster Henry: The pelican legend is that she feeds her young with blood from her own breast.
	9:26am Webhamster Henry: So , traditionally, the week after the record fair is replete with dj's delirious record finds.
	9:26am robyn: !!
	9:32am groucho: hi
	9:33am robyn: willi ninja RIP
	9:33am kwhitehead: Hi Trouble. Big props to the FMU folks for a great, great record fair. I love the new (airier) space. It made crate digging easier. Well done!
	9:33am bobdoesthings: gooooood morning all
	9:38am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:41am bobdoesthings: www.thisamericanlife.org...
	9:41am Van in DC: and Irene played a cut from that new Meaner Pencil album yesterday as well. Good stuff
	9:41am d¢ pät: Whoa! Nice painting!
	9:44am Cheri Pi: KRAFTWERK!
	9:44am common: nice painting! nice kraftwerk!
	9:45am d¢ pät: I was looking through some work of Carlo Zinelli (thanks to trouble) last night along with Antonio Ligabue
	9:45am d¢ pät: YEAH, Tour de France is RIGHT around the corner....but it's going to be eclipsed by World Cup.
	9:46am nah: Tour de france works great for a rainy day bus trip
	9:46am SeanG: remember Turbo breakin' to this tune
	9:49am Neg-guh-tor: Strange how Kraftwerk came around to Yellow Magic Orchestra on this track, no?
	9:50am doca: @Trouble: a local big museum is "exhibiting" Lygia Clark's "Walking" piece (that one from a photo you posted here before) and it allowed the visitors to toy with it. Great fun doing it!
	9:58am OTB: Trouble - you're making an unusually crappy workday unusually tolerable. Thank you.
	9:58am sugarwolf: I have to start work in 2 minutes booo
	9:59am Trouble: @doca, i saw that show on friday!! so super great!!! thanks for thinking of me, everyone should see that show
	9:59am sugarwolf: robyn, I was reciting the French lesson too!
	10:00am Trouble: today's artwork is by Mary Ann Wilson from 1812!!
	10:02am Trouble: this crunchy beat is the best!!
	10:04am d¢ pät: WOW. 1812!
	10:06am steven harvey: gorgeous... Just gorgeous...
	10:08am MD: WAIT!!! YOU'RE NOT HERE AT WORK WITH ME!?!?!? NO WAY!!!
	10:09am doca: This artwork seems almost like made today
	10:11am Adrian in London: Right, I'm making a cuppa. Who wants one?
	10:14am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Trouble + everybody!
	10:14am bobdoesthings: www.urbandictionary.com...
	10:16am doca: I love domenico! To me, he's the Brazilian The Sea and Cake (but even better)
	10:17am Adrian in London: @Doca: this is a great track. I'll have to investiagte him further. @bob: Milk, two sugars?
	10:19am bobdoesthings: @adrian - No thanks, I'm sweet enough. who puts milk in tea?!
	10:19am Trouble: milk no sugar please! do you have a queen mug? i have a fair collection of royalty mugs that i prefer my tea in, you know out of respect.
	10:20am d¢ pät: uh oh, "milk in tea"= can of worms....here we go....
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: I think I have to get this Cambodian Psych rock record.
	10:21am bobdoesthings: Milk proteins can bind with the beneficial plant compounds known as flavonols in tea. (You may have heard these compounds referred to by specific names such as catechins.) And, according to some scientists, the binding may make it tough for the body to absorb the flavonols and get the health benefits. -NPR article
	10:21am Adrian in London: @bob Plenty of people. I drink Japanese green tea – bancha – myself. Not roasted like sencha, has a grassier taste that takes some getting used to. @Trouble: Ha ha, no I don;t have any royal commemorative mugs. I think I had a Charles and Di one when I was little. God, all these repressed memories!
	10:22am bobdoesthings: @webmaster henry - I picked up two great cambodian rock comps at the record fair - lightintheattic.net... - and volume 3 as well.
	10:23am Trouble: i got my first royalty mug at a yard sale, it was a charles and diana for a dollar. i was hooked. surprisingly easy to find once you are looking. although once a fave broke so we took to the internets and then, o the opportunities for purchase...
	10:23am bobdoesthings: @adrian.. me too! I like sencha and gyokuro - but milk in tea kills any health benefits the tea has.
	10:25am Adrian in London: @DC Pat: I can only apologise… @bob Hmm, that's interesting. I don't drink any milk at all. There was a thing on UK TV a few weeks ago about dark chocolate and the supposed health benefits. But turns out that a bar of the same brand can contain differing levels of the, er, good stuff, depending on the make-up of the bar itself, the quality of the confiture etc.
	10:26am Van in DC: I love milk. Moo.
	10:28am Van in DC: Sharon has this entire new album available on spotify. I loved the whole thing play.spotify.com...
	10:29am Guido from Cologne: Darjeeling or White Tea: No Mik, no sugar, no nothing except Tea and water.
	10:29am Cheri Pi: I drink green tea all day, I received a matcha tea whisk last week from a 20th generation whisk maker from my home town Nara Japan. it's amazing! www.samurai-japan.biz...
	10:29am d¢ pät: I pump the kids full of milk and cheese for protein and B12 but I don't touch the stuff...
	10:30am d¢ pät: dang, I gotta get one of those tea whisks...but I drink coffee all morning so...
	10:31am bobdoesthings: @cheri Matcha is the only green tea i've never had.. something about the brewing process that just seems foreign to me so I never got it.
	10:32am Adrian in London: @Cheri That is a very nice whisk.
	10:36am OTB: Sonya Spence is killing it!
	10:38am d¢ pät: Yeah that was some version of jet plane.
	10:38am Guido from Cologne: Guess for Matcha it needs a professional first for having an idea how it must taste.
	10:41am Webhamster Henry: thanks @bobdoesthings, WFMU has always been a champion of Cambodian Psych Rock - I believe we had a comp in the old Catalog. Yeah, I was too busy to get down to the fair this year, although I was there the last time it was in the Armory.
	10:42am robyn: dang i missed a lot of music in 40 minutes!
	10:42am Adrian in London: Oh, I hadn't heard about the Sugarman director taking his own life. The film was on TV here in the UK the other night.
	10:43am Eric: Yes, that was an awesome book!
	10:43am Van in DC: I have a ton of books queued in my Kindle, and it's pretty light.
	10:43am Greg from Bloomfield: I WILL read Moby Dick this summer.
	10:43am northguineahills: I have puffed rice green tea and balls of jasmine tea in my pantry from china town. I drink yerba mate until lunch, then tea.... (and no milk either my teas or coffees.)
	10:44am Guido from Cologne: I have tons of music literature left to read still.
	10:44am Cory: I'm reading King's Dark Tower series. and lots of comics
	10:44am thunderish' Jay: i bought a kobo last christmas for myself.. nice
	10:44am Eric: _Moby Dick_ is easier going than you might think . . . (didn't like it myself, though).
	10:44am chris: this needs some more reverb in the mix
	10:44am Lewis: I am currently working on a bunch of essay collections: George Orwell, Edward Abbey, Paul Bowles… Also Hemmingway's First 49… I am multi platform… Also in the queue is a lot of stuff about inequality
	10:45am rebuketodali: I've proclaimed this summer to be the summer of David Mitchell. I have left Cloud Atlas and The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet unread for much too long.
	10:45am Adrian in London: Books: I went on holiday recently and loved Things We Set on Fire by Deborah Reed, Talking to Ourselves by Andres Neuman and The Collini Case by Ferdinand von Schirach. Currently reading a huge biography of Isadora Duncan, in hardback. The others were on Kindle. I need to do press-ups or something to lift a hardback now…
	10:45am Priscilla: @Greg: I finally read Moby Dick a few summers ago, and it was SO worth it. Some sections are hard to get through, but you must do it — it's really powerful as a whole.
	10:45am robyn: i like reading darker stuff at the beach, but mostly at night.. an unfamiliar environment, the sound of the waves, a great setting for something a bit unsettling no?
	10:45am bobdoesthings: @northguineahills -- Yerba may be bad for ya too.... www.livestrong.com...
	10:45am Lewis: @Eric - agree; although the chapter on the whiteness of the whale left me a bit flat… (and I skipped most of it)
	10:45am thunderish' Jay: altough i prefer to mark the book with writing notes and marked pages ..
	10:46am thunderish' Jay: hi every1, hi Trouble!
	10:46am Jeff: Next book in the queue: The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon. It went in the books-to-read pile after some recommendations maybe a year and a half ago, but now it's by the bed and I can anticipatorily [autocorrect doesn't think that's a word, but I'm going with it anyway] smell its ink.
	10:46am Greg from Bloomfield: I just finished "Unfamiliar Fishes" by Sarah Vowell and it had some whaling stuff in there, so I figure now is the time to pounce.
	10:47am Greg from Bloomfield: JEFF! YPU is one of my favs. It's basically like reading a Coen Bros. movie.
	10:48am thunderish' Jay: i tend to not finnishe any book i sto read .. pass it over really sharply if the matter is not of my intention, or if i feel that i got all the thnigs i needed from it
	10:48am Van in DC: I'm in the middle of the enormous Sword of Truth series by Goodkind. Fun fantasy stuff. And it has dragons.
	10:48am Priscilla: Kind of junky, but Patrick O'Brian's series are fun sea-reading
	10:49am Eric: @Lewis: It was the chapter about how whales are fish that really annoyed me, although now that I know that everyone knew better by then, and he was just being a smartass, it somehow annoys me less.
	10:49am thunderish' Jay: usually it happens cuz i dn't read noveltys, except for fictional caracters like huck finn or the little prince .. usually more into report books
	10:50am thunderish' Jay: only psychadelia era romance
	10:50am Eric: Okay, how about _French Leave_ by Anna Gavalda? It has French people, and is funny.
	10:51am SeanG: I just picked up a copy of the SCUM manifesto
	10:53am robyn: i will be struggling through andre breton's nadja en francais here shortly.. keep that french music coming trouble...
	10:54am northguineahills: @bobdoesthings: I can drink yerba mate w/ little food in my stomach. I gave up coffee as a daily drink (as it wrecks havoc w/ my GI tract) and I need a full stomach to drink tea (otherwise it makes me nauseous). Since don't like to eat until I've been awake a few hours, it's yerba mate that gets me going in the morning.
	10:56am Lewis: Sarah Vowell is also in my pile of essays - she is amazing. I listene her read "wordy shipmates" which was fantastic and now I hear her voice as I read...
	10:56am Cheri Pi: the best way to enjoy matcha is outside on a picnic blanket, which is how I'll enjoy it now with my new whisk.
	10:57am bobdoesthings: @north yeahh I hear ya. But when I read the possible liver damaging properties of yerba I stopped.. I do enough damage with beer.. and I drink tea in hopes I'm battling some of my more unhealthy behaviors.
	10:57am Guido from Cologne: Here in Germany little coffee roasting shops are coming back in fashion. And my neighbourhood coffee roaster is one of the best. I decided for quality trade fare coffe alone.
	10:58am bobdoesthings: @cheri - You don't perform a traditional tea ceremony everytime you drink matcha?!
	10:59am d¢ pät: Moby Dick rules the earth, but if you want to zip through it, you can mostly skip every other chapter. Just finished the Memoirs of Lt. Henry Timberlake all about Cherokees. Reading 1491 now.
	10:59am Guido from Cologne: I think next time in Düsseldorf (biggest Japanese community) I'll try to get som professionally prepared matcha. good idea.
	11:00am robyn: really enjoyed this set
	11:00am dianska: it was great to meet you and DJ Ice Pack on sunday, Trouble! cheers, diana from vancouver
	11:01am Cheri Pi: LOL- bobodoesthings.
	11:01am βrian: J'ai entendu "le cri d'alarme." Bonjour.
	11:03am Eric: IMO, there are lots of better way-long 19th-century novels than _Moby-Dick_. (Fewer whales, though.)
	11:03am Van in DC: Yeah that set was solid. Anonymous speaks for me regarding the internets.
	11:04am Jeff: Yeah, @NGH, it's that general class of issues which has me adding dairy to my coffee, in a manner inconsistent with the ways of most who love coffee as much as I do. I really really love the taste of good coffee, but (especially brewed) coffee rips right through me if I don't buffer it with something milky.[1] It's still really tasty. And I don't need to adulterate a well-pulled espresso shot - an excellent espresso ristretto is really the perfect beverage entirely by itself. [1] I'm unequipped to discuss the whole cold-brew thing at this time.
	11:04am Priscilla: fyi, we did indeed find a vintage prom dress at Beacon's Closet. With shoes and a clutch: $55! Very pleased.
	11:05am d¢ pät: Not saying it's #1 or anything but just mentioning if you skip the technical chapters, you can just read the story chapters and get through it faster. But it does rule.
	11:05am Trouble: yes it was diana!! what a nice chat we had!
	11:05am thedunkel: call 202-225-7919 and say this REVIEW SCRIPT Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a constituent who lives in [YOUR CITY]. I am calling because I'm a strong supporter of Net Neutrality and think the FCC needs to reclassify broadband. But Rep. Sires shamefully sold constituents like me out to AT&T, Comcast and Version by signing his name to an industry-backed letter telling the FCC to kill Net Neutrality. Rep. Sires shouldn't double down on this sellout by supporting Rep. Bob Latta's bill (H.R. 4752), which would strip the FCC's authority to reclassify broadband. If he does, I will hold him accountable.
	11:06am Trouble: o good for you priscilla! and you shopped local!
	11:06am Trouble: indeed the dunkel!
	11:06am Eric: Since the Internet is anonymous, I will reveal that I drink my espresso with cream and sugar.
	11:07am βrian: How did the hipster burn his tongue?
	11:07am MD: A vote for....Net neutrality is the right vote....But it is very dis-heartening when we see our own president...putting the "wolves" in charge of the "Hen House" We all need to do our "homework"...!!!
	11:09am bobdoesthings: brian -- he drank before it was cool?
	11:10am Jeff: <rimshot />
	11:10am βrian: C'est ça ! Espresso, in particular.
	11:12am Eric: Love that hipster joke! Also, books by Ben Aaronovitch are making me laugh lately.
	11:13am Matt: Nice show. Don't get to listen often at work and thoroughly enjoying the chance to.
	11:17am Trouble: thanks matt!
	11:21am Van in DC: For after the show: www.youtube.com... regarding net neutrality
	11:23am thunderish' Jay: appriceate the struggle for net neutrality.. even tough i guess conduminium or a number of neighbours could get together and solve this by buying a expensive package as a whole
	11:24am thunderish' Jay: just saying .. of course to the future i see net as free and fast so i dont see wheres this strange legislation coming
	11:25am thunderish' Jay: sort of like as with electricity it could be different.. i think again, the whole story is not being told cuz its not them who will write it .. they wont succeed holding back the web as free and fast
	11:26am Andrew Waterloo: @thunderish' Jay.. the problem isn't at the user side, it's at the content side. Without net neutrality it could be financially impossible for a startup to compete against Netflix or Youtube simply on the ground that they can't afford to pay for the fast lane.
	11:27am thunderish' Jay: ok i see it now .. in a big proportion its horrendous.. capital monopolism or few availability of spots.. control people.. fight it!
	11:29am Van in DC: Yes on the content side. That is why Trouble was referring to hearing her voice over the net (like I do), and being ABLE to do so...
	11:29am thunderish' Jay: i will blow the horn of inssurection and practice by alabama thunder spit: "how in hell you tryng to bring this dry guts of lord jesus from up in heaven to try to do that! devil of a kind!"
	11:29am Eric: @thunderish: It's not about what we pay. It's about Netflix paying Comcast big bucks so Netflix movies stream fast, while FMU comes through crappy. Or the NYTImes loading fast on your mobile, while Independent News Source comes up slow.
	11:30am bobdoesthings: @thunderish -Where you writing from? what country?
	11:31am thunderish' Jay: .pt / portugal
	11:31am Van in DC: At lunch time, I'm able to walk right over to the FCC on occasion to join in the voices...
	11:31am northguineahills: I like these warm hands.
	11:31am thunderish' Jay: Sintra, one of the chakras of planet erath / spiritual capital of Europe
	11:32am bobdoesthings: TIL - The earth has shakras?
	11:33am thunderish' Jay: yes.. its historic, esoteric, astrologic and geographic interpretation all mixed up
	11:34am d¢ pät: ooo Portugal.... I hope we beat you in group G...
	11:35am thunderish' Jay: microclimate, ocean, caves, massonic and religious constructions, underground passages
	11:36am thunderish' Jay: a mountain where everything grows of flora except real desert stuff
	11:36am Adrian in London: I was in Portugal a couple of weeks ago. Loved it.
	11:36am Guido from Cologne: @ thunderish' Jay You once phoned Chris T., right?
	11:37am Webhamster Henry: Oui, c'est TRES BON!
	11:38am thunderish' Jay: iniciated people believe its an entrance to meet the "atlante's" who escaped to the interior of the planet in our world great last crisis
	11:38am thunderish' Jay: i can't say for sure cuz im a sceptic
	11:39am Kayt: oi trouble. baiao its like [buy-ow!]
	11:40am thunderish' Jay: this was in the times of fenician, visigods, celts, before the nowadays races..
	11:40am common: think you gotta go to a bar, trouble.
	11:40am Kayt: try univision! on TV or internet
	11:40am Priscilla: Yes, I have watched the world cup on the computer. We had to pay $25 or something.
	11:40am robyn: also interested in this world cup question!! a pub with food might be a less rowdy place to see it with a young'un
	11:40am d¢ pät: Some of the matches are on ABC, do a search on US tv listings. Go to a bar too. I take dc pat, jr to our local bar...
	11:41am northguineahills: Most WC games I've watched at various drinking establishments had a lot of kids there. Outside of the alcohol, they were rather kid friendly. (of course, this is in Brooklyn)
	11:41am Greg from Bloomfield: You can try First Row Sports...it's questionable and there are a gazillion ads, but I use it for the Devils and Giants.
	11:42am northguineahills: (and my friends would also bring their kids).
	11:42am Sliver: World Cup should be online streaming via ESPN http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/espn-will-live-stream-all-64-matches-of-the-2014-world-cup/
	11:42am Kayt: or go to portuguese sports club in Newark just off ferry street near Penn Sta. Its kid friendly. At least you can see the portuguese games there and they are in the USA group...see you there!
	11:42am Chris from DC: DCP, they're showing games outside in Dupont Circle at some point.
	11:42am d¢ pät: I agree with ngh, normal bars that show big soccer matches always draw a buncha kids too.
	11:42am thunderish' Jay: i phoned a show visiting tourists there outside chris T / i hope we beat US in group G, even tough i would like you to beat germany, i miss alexis lalas / its difficult to say how you could spell by writting, you dont use accents Trouble / learn by talking to brasilians or watching brasilian media
	11:42am Trouble: bom dia kayt!!! merci! i wasn't that far off, i guess. some of your lessons have sunk in...
	11:43am d¢ pät: @Chris, REALLY? First I've heard of that. What in the circle itself??
	11:43am Kayt: you were pretty much on the money trouble- boa!
	11:44am thunderish' Jay: you heard me in Chris T show!?
	11:44am d¢ pät: I hope we beet Germany too...but we won't, because Germany will destroy EVERYONE.
	11:44am Bruce F: Most big sporting matches, including the World Cup, can be viewed (free!) online. The stream is of dubious legality -- from somewhere in Eastern Europe I think -- but I've been watching for several years to no bad effect on my computer. They've managed to pirate the feeds of all the big cable networks. Same commentators -- English, Spanish, French, German. http://atdhenet.tv/
	11:44am d¢ pät: ha "beet"...
	11:45am Chris from DC: Yep, in the Circle itself. Not sure how many or anything.
	11:46am d¢ pät: You can do the pirate version but be careful, that's how you get insane viruses. I watch cycling events this way and the adds are all for young Russian brides, not kid appropriate.
	11:46am thunderish' Jay: speaking of beet wer are killing the bees by using pesticides / check greenpeace.org regularlyy please.. real efforts in mandatory petitions / or their facebook
	11:46am d¢ pät: Wow, thanks Chris, that's an even to take the kids to!
	11:47am northguineahills: This has been a very nicely mix set trouble Thanks! Off to make some lunch!
	11:47am thunderish' Jay: you still have donovan and the keeper is very good, all career in the premier league
	11:47am d¢ pät: *event, sheesh, stupid fingers...
	11:47am Guido from Cologne: I'm somewhat ANTI-MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS! It' s big show business, with the costs payed by the taxpayer, with poor people loosing their homes, stadiums noone needs afterwards, it's incredibly corrupt, and a usua prpagandal tool for authoritarian governments. I HATE IT! Sweitch off stupid TeeVee and do sports yerself!
	11:47am SeanG: Trouble, all the games will be on ESPN3 on your computer! even if you don't have cable
	11:48am d¢ pät: Donovan didn't make the team--Klinsman made a mistake there. He's going to regret it but yeah Howard is good.
	11:48am thunderish' Jay: there's a .pt player there yannick djaló .. really a great promise as a kid.. and freddy adu, hows he doing?
	11:48am Chris from DC: Yeah it should be pretty cool. Ooh, Clientele, hoping to finally see them.
	11:49am kwhitehead: Weird hearing The Clientele on a sunny day. I usually reach for them, this record especially, when it's cold and grey.
	11:49am d¢ pät: @SeanG: you need cable to access ESPN3 I thought.
	11:50am thunderish' Jay: San Jose Earthquakes - he scored the winning goal last match
	11:50am Guido from Cologne: panem et circenses
	11:51am d¢ pät: Adu didn't quite turn out as amazing as they thought. Think he's back in the MLS though.. @Guido: I agree, they have to do these events differently. No one wants the Olympics anymore. Welp gotta go, have fun kids. Thanks Trouble!!
	11:52am thunderish' Jay: real controversial person / married and got a kid with a kind of local "miley cirus" and ended up naming their daughter the most strange and scary name ... similar to a kind of a story /// he he , maybe thats why he is in the US
	11:52am Guido from Cologne: Munich voted against a repeated Olympics quite recently! Respect!
	11:53am SeanG: @dcpat Nope! I'm watching the French Open right now without cable
	11:53am robyn: great show trouble! adios all...til next time
	11:54am Guido from Cologne: LOVED THE SHOW, Trouble! Some seven star clicks today from me! THANK YOU ! CU!
	11:54am bobdoesthings: this is great!
	11:55am thunderish' Jay: kids relatetv singing girl: now a good actress, meet a sweet from portugal / real atlante this one!! ;) 1.bp.blogspot.com...
	11:55am fascinoma: thanks for the wonderful show, Trouble! be well, all
	11:55am Adrian in London: Great show, Trouble. Nice to chat with everyone too. Right, I'm off to make another cuppa…
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the reading suggestions and the world cup help! merci guido, robyn, fascinoma
	11:57am Finbar: How do we stop a government that isn't governed by its own government? I don't know, but if they take away the internet, or make it so we're paying the very corporations we should be shunning, then I guess they win again. But the thing is...they don't have to. It's time for the people to win back this country.
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: There's one more tune-up game for the US team. This Friday at 6:00 PM ET. Check your local listings!
	12:00pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Guido from Cologne: Foret : Great

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 3, 2014

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