WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 30, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:01am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trublions ! (beautiful art piece today… what is it ?)
	9:05am Trouble: bonjour le monde! today's ceramic art work is by bari ziperstein.
	9:06am Trouble: hah! it is not nearly so mammoth as it appears
	9:06am pierre: très joli
	9:07am d¢ pät: WOW is that a big.........thing. Nice.
	9:08am OTB: All of a sudden I want cake.
	9:09am Marcel M: Morning all, morning bob!
	9:11am pierre: Edith, nice.
	9:12am common: hello trouble!
	9:12am listener mark: Perfect. A grey, cloudy day and Edith Piaf.
	9:13am DeemerDave: Looks like a pipe plug up-close. Morning all. Nice start to the show, Trouble!
	9:15am bobdoesthings: hey marcel! welcome back
	9:16am Marcel M: Thanks Bob. Good to be back on the Woof Moo.
	9:16am still b/p: That is a nice piece. And dancing with trancey abandon in a ring round its monumental presence could be nice.
	9:16am glenn: hmmm. i think it looks more like a die.
	9:17am glenn: or a tap, actually. as in tap and die.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& when we say B&W Ceramic - it is no such thing : There're the whispers, blue & grey - & where the glaze retreats down the foundations - terra-cotta : the red grain of the Earth. The 'black' are rows of leapord-spot of fingerprints ; perfect pattern of non-symmetry. On Sides: Verticals alternate Horizontals ; tiny trenching indentations where glaze collects A portly Cylinder - topped by a smaller slightly heightened Cube: - the City on Nature's Orbit ...the Works of Man: Square Head on All That Is... - Solitary - ...Tiny Eminence of Art...
	9:20am RCinMT: So it doesn't do anything?
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: The artwork reminds me of a socket adapter. Like 1/4" to 3/8" or something.
	9:21am bobdoesthings: @marcel - you didn't woofmoo it up while away?!
	9:21am d¢ pät: Bingo KenFHP! That's what was in my head!
	9:22am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble. Lovely first 21 minutes. Good morning, and hello trouble makers everywhere.
	9:23am Marcel M: @Bob: Only once. I was a busy man! So much Jamon to eat...
	9:24am bobdoesthings: hah
	9:28am DeaconDave: Trouble, good morning. Did you make the vase pictured?
	9:29am Robert: Nice Rev Rab__ instead of squaring the circle- cubing the cylinder...
	9:32am Trouble: good morning peeps! no deacon dave i did not make it, it's by bari ziperstein. i do make ceramics, mostly handbuilding, and i am looking for a way to get back into it. the kiln! that's the problemo
	9:34am DeaconDave: the kiln is always the issue...just another thing you need $ and a permit for.
	9:35am Robert: super sculpy may be an alternative- air dry -depending on what you are building
	9:36am Trouble: robert: how big does super sculpy allow you to build?
	9:38am braveness23: Whew, I finally got logged in. Kept getting a message that cookies are not enabled in my browser but they were. I eventually had to go into my cookie cache and delete any from WFMU and then try again. Being away from you all for so long was starting to take a toll. It was terrible!
	9:39am braveness23: I almost forgot... B23 Here! n Good morning Trouble! I've had enough trouble already but I sure am glad to see you anyway!
	9:41am Robert: Hi Trouble- you can make any forms you want- use infrastructure \armatures - I have made (rough) sculptures of human form_ but you can cook sculpy in your oven. It has several varities depending on what you want to make. Great stuff!
	9:41am Trouble: so sorry b23 for all the tech troubles. i hate the digi hoops we all jump through, hate them
	9:43am Trouble: robert i have used sculpey for very small things but i don't like the cooking in the oven part, that stuff smells toxic! but super sculpey is different it sounds like, because it can air dry?
	9:44am Dominick: Good morning wolf of the wings
	9:45am Webhamster Henry: We have a dedicated Sculpey toaster oven, the stuff is vile. We also use FIMO, lots less toxic I hope.
	9:45am listener james from westwood: Mornin', Trouble and all! [honks loudly as I fly past]
	9:45am braveness23: Trouble, Now that I hear the honking goose all of the technical hurdles I went through suddenly became worth it.
	9:46am Robert: I misspoke- doesn't "air-dry". Def need oven. Fumes are supposed to be safe as long as you don't burn it- but yes it does smell a bit.
	9:49am still b/p: Bird man sounded like Winston Churchill's less-gruff brother, or Winnie a couple of decades before the blood-toil-tears-sweat years.
	9:50am d¢ pät: that was quite a saxy set.
	9:51am Marcel M: In my apt, the kitchen IS my den/living room. Did I just blow someones mind?
	9:52am d¢ pät: I hear a Thrush in there.
	9:55am bobdoesthings: @marcel, it's also guest bedroom!
	9:55am sphere: once i was in a department store and someone asked me "may i help you?" i said "well, it all began in my childhood...."
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @MarcelM: yer guitar on SW's did !
	9:56am Vivian: Re: Fimo. First timer, I used it last week to make my wedding cake toppers. Very pleased with the outcome. No smell but I'm with you WM Henry. Hope it isn't toxic...And Trouble, I feel your pain. I receive notices from strangers who want to buy my house. Funny, it really picked up when we decided to make some improvements before placing it on the market...Argh!
	9:56am Marcel M: You're right bob! I suppose its many other things too...
	9:56am Marcel M: @RevRabbit: Hehe, thanks! You've got meh blushin'
	9:57am ausmanx: most of the folks working in call centres or on phones for small businesses are doing a horrible job for very little money because they can't find any other work. i tend to be quite polite to them. it's their bosses and owners who deserve the sarcasm...
	9:57am Marc: I got a call from a call from "Microsoft. The caller said "Microsoft has detected a virus in your computer." I replied, "Really? That's funny because Microsoft wouldn't care if I had a virus in my computer." I hung up.
	9:57am groucho: This is nice. Good morning.
	10:00am listener james from westwood: I get the calls from the "police benevolent fund" all the time. Latest one, the guy used a diminutive of my name after I answered with it (during business hours) and said I sounded good. For someone who's never spoken to me he took 2 major liberties in the space of 3 seconds. He got credit for that before I slammed the receiver down (one of the reasons I still have a landline, the 20th-century joy of HANGING UP on someone.)
	10:00am sphere: @Marc that sounds like social engineering or plain old fraud happening.
	10:01am duke: Good morning troublers. Re: Call center people. My ISP is the worst, but the people at the call center are cheerful and try very hard to be helpful. It's just that they can't really help much. But, at least calling isn't an unpleasant experience.
	10:05am glenn: i'm with listener james on the taking liberties / overly familiar front. i hate that, and i save my worst vitriol for those types.
	10:06am glenn: or i suppose it's my best vitriol, in retrospect.
	10:06am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon. Missed the first hour, I was in a cafe watching an episode of Utopia on my phone. Modern life, innit?
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ausmanx is right - which is why it is awkward. Hell - I did it, trying to make rent in SantaBarbara ; incoming calls not calling you - but B.S. anyhow. Only job Outgoing was for Liberal stuff I actually believed in: I Sucked anyway. Happily - I am not a Saleman! ...All hiding out there from you on the WestCoast: most of the scammy bastards got majorly busted eventually. - I let the answering machine on my granny landline screen the calls - done.
	10:07am efd: Trouble, do you remember seeing ads on TV for the Museum Of Science in Boston when you were growing up? They used a song on this Dick Hyman LP.
	10:08am Marcel M: This was a topic on Chris T's show not long ago. The telemarketers.
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: I got that call from 'Microsoft' too. He lead me to a log file and said the errors logged there were a problem. I asked, him to give me an example of an error that means viruses. He didn't clue in that I understood what I was looking at.
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: Then I hung up.
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's the principle of Advertising: cast as wide a Net as possible (TV, print, phone, internet), & it's about the few you Catch...
	10:12am Marc: Trouble, can you say your Instagram handle again? Thanks 10 4
	10:13am listener james from westwood: With October starting tomorrow, the breast cancer scammers likely will return. This pushes very personal buttons for me. May screen midday calls heavily to avoid crapping on some poor bastard who needed the job and took one with bad people. (I almost never get calls at my home office.)
	10:14am sphere: i have heard that spammers deliberately leave misspellings in their messages because they want to catch the most ignorant Netizens.
	10:14am Tome: ,,,. Schlookware..
	10:14am d¢ pät: I get nothing but telemarketing calls on the landline. It's kind of nuts because you can ALWAYS tell it's "them" because of the pause after you say Hello. Simple just to hang up. I'm on do not call list too but that doesn't seem to work anymore.
	10:16am Andrew Waterloo: I know people who registered to Canada's do not call list and as a result started getting calls from telemarketers.
	10:16am DeemerDave: I would have thought that anything from Dick Hyman would be too juvenile for this show. Guess I'm wrong.
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...forget getting Business by actually having something Good to Sell ! - That Business Model went out w/ the 1940-50s I guess... - Oh well: Elizabeth Warren for President.
	10:19am ausmanx: quite right, RR, most businesses now just see customers as the units to exploit to keep the shareholders happy. but Elizabeth Warren? not after her disgraceful pandering to the Israel lobby...
	10:19am βrian: Damp gym sock skies over the isthmus today. May your phone solicitations be few.
	10:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops. ISTHMUS!
	10:19am glenn: the worst by far is the "hello, this is your captain speaking" dude. i want to wrap an anchor around him and throw him into the marianas trench.
	10:20am adrian in mpls: Brian - the gym sock was wringing itself out here yesterday
	10:21am efd: @ausmanx, between your name and your icon am I correct in thinking that you're an Isle of Man resident? Or maybe from there?
	10:21am d¢ pät: EVERYone in senate pandered to Israel. Complete crap. But does that mean Warren's completely off the list now?? She's as good as you're going to get these days.
	10:21am βrian: Or a hairless cat?
	10:23am βrian: Sorry. Tail-less.
	10:23am efd: @βrian, you mean tail-less. :)
	10:23am efd: Withdrawn.
	10:25am Trouble: noway EFD, i never saw those, sounds fab!
	10:26am ausmanx: i certainly have no tail... not actually from there, but of Manx descent. what a strange place it is! still, we produced the Bee Gees, so the world owes the island that much!
	10:26am βrian: Adrian, to you have food recommendations for the Mpls? Amazingly, I've never yet been there.
	10:28am glenn: i wonder if manx cats ever look at other cats chasing their own tails and think "loooooossssseeeerrr".
	10:29am βrian: @glenn: Quite the opposite: "Been there, got that."
	10:29am Sem Chumbo: I wonder if other cats look at a Manx and think, "Well, never nervous in a room full of rockers."
	10:33am adrian in mpls: Brian - there's a lot of food to recommend in mpls - i just might not be the best person to make suggestions! cecile is likely a better wfmu'er to ask. do you have any food preferences?
	10:34am Trouble: marc: my instagram handle is giantpompom. just put up a pic of islaja
	10:44am ausmanx: i think Manx cats reserve their greatest contempt for their fellows who are not the full "rumpy", i.e. they still have vestiges of tails. very uncool...
	10:50am βrian: I avoid meat, but that's it. I miss good Indian, for one. Roasted beets, braised octopus, Baba au Rhum ... I want it all.
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'instagram giantpompom' surprisingly useless to 'Bing' - but here's a facebook pic : www.facebook.com... - course, Koko the sign-language gorilla insisted on having a Manx - & naming it 'AllBall' ; they speculate because Gorillas have no tail (did they not just ask Koko why??) - being Apes like us ('Monkeys' have tails)...
	10:52am KP: islaja is impressive
	10:57am paula pc: really loving this stuff -- THANKS, islaja and trouble!
	10:59am blee: Islaja's music is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes ! : her imagination & vision are so apparent.
	11:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: Rumpy!
	11:01am Claw!: Hey Trouble! Islaja's music is fantastic! Thanks for getting us hip to her, and thanks to Islaja for being such an engaging guest. :))
	11:06am Tome: nice interview Trouble with Islaja ,, love her sounds too , ,and looks like you had lot of smiles ,, most important .. on.fb.me...
	11:06am Trouble: thanks! it was a fun afternoon talking to her, so glad i got to meet her after loving her music for a long time.
	11:10am βrian: "Rumpy Hall" would make for nice performance space.
	11:12am robyn: dang missed most of this show! this juan maclean sounds good, though
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...staring now in 'The Full Rumpy'....
	11:13am Adrian in London: Oh, so this is what The Juan McLean sound like? This is good. Is it typical of their stuff?
	11:15am still b/p: Jean Pierre Rump-Hall? Rump-Hall of the Bailey?
	11:17am Lady Man: Great interview, I love the Monika label....frankly I think it's the female artists who are doing the best music today!
	11:18am robyn: @Adrian That sounded a lot like his stuff on "The Future Will Come." Really love that release.
	11:20am northguineahills: I like the new Juan Maclean. The older stuff was nice, but more dancefloor focused.
	11:24am KP: Great Julia Holter
	11:25am βrian: Some nice voices today.
	11:27am common: stevie makes me happy.
	11:28am mb: Trouble cuttin' deep with the deep cuts.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - what a Production on the Holter ; - is it a 'thing' now to sound a bit like Nico?? Works for me ! ...& this Little Feat better Stones than some Stones...
	11:34am βrian: I dunno. Do birds even speak English?
	11:36am DeemerDave: Embrace your geekiness
	11:39am Greg from Bloomfield: Was that the one with the Nicholas Brothers doing the thing on the giant staircase?
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Speaking of movies, I saw the Jimi Hendrix bio-pic, All Is By My Side, starring Andre Benjamin this past weekend. Not sure what to think of it. Anyone else see it?
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh! It's out?! ...The Nina Simone is the one that scares me ...I'm sure the James Brown one is prob. okay...
	11:49am bobdoesthings: this is great! got me groovin at my desk
	11:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Yeah, that New Yorker article about the Nina Simone movie gives me pause. Not sure I will see it.
	11:52am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble, gotta run!
	11:52am Claw!: Ooh! I like this version!
	11:52am Trouble: yes greg! the same!
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - from what I've gathered - 'All Is By My Side' is of a limited timeframe - Jimi's immediate rise to fame - which could be a more reasonable scope - & reportedly 'impressionistic' - which makes me think of Todd Haynes' things, which I myself have liked (you?)... - I get KCRW's film reviews as a podcast : feeds.kcrw.com... - but he hasn't done these BioPics yet...
	11:54am mb: The James Brown movie was entertaining. They used his original songs and it sounded great in the theater.
	11:57am Claw!: Great show, Trouble! Thanx for the sweet jamzzzz!
	11:57am Trouble: cheerio!!!
	12:00pm rsj: coming straight out of low cash

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 30, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
david lang	little eye "little eye" by "david lang"	child					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
virginia wing	gold thread "gold thread" by "virginia wing"	Measures of Joy	fire			*	0:08:15 (Pop-up)
edith piaf	je t'ai dans la peau "je t'ai dans la peau" by "edith piaf"	edith piaf			10"		0:09:13 (Pop-up)
john hegley	the sound of writing a song about john keats	sounds of making in east london	dominic wilcox				0:11:58 (Pop-up)
charlie byrd	work song "work song" by "charlie byrd"	byrdland					0:14:16 (Pop-up)
clarence daniels and obie jessie	hard working girl	Movements 6 v/a	tramp			*	0:17:20 (Pop-up)
john lurie/paradise quartet	car cleveland	i put a spell on you/car cleveland, a woman can take you to ...	crammed discs		Single		0:20:31 (Pop-up)
kadri gopalnath	marugelara o raghava	Scintillating Sax: South Indian Classical Music					0:23:26 (Pop-up)
The XX	fantasy "fantasy" by "The XX"	the xx					0:30:04 (Pop-up)
hakon kornstad	improvisations for karin	I Want the Beatles to Play at My Art Center! (V/A)					0:32:45 (Pop-up)

emma tricca	november at my door "november at my door" by "emma tricca"	relic	Finders Keepers Records			*	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
byard lancaster	it's not up to us	it's not up to us					0:57:44 (Pop-up)
dick hyman	the minotaur "the minotaur" by "dick hyman"	MOOG the electric eclectics of dick hyman					1:02:35 (Pop-up)
lewis	things just happen that way	l'amour	light in the attic	1983		*	1:11:06 (Pop-up)
peliroja	Epilogue "Epilogue" by "peliroja"	injusticia	chulo			*	1:15:19 (Pop-up)
the skygreen leopards	crying green and purple	family crimes	woodsist			*	1:17:38 (Pop-up)
els trons	ven a mi "ven a mi" by "els trons"	Algo Salvaje: Untamed Beat and Garage Nuggets from Spain Vol. 1	munster			*	1:20:44 (Pop-up)
elia y elisabeth	descripcion "descripcion" by "elia y elisabeth"	la onde de elia y elisabeth	vampi soul			*	1:22:54 (Pop-up)

islaja interview	"islaja interview"						1:29:38 (Pop-up)
islaja	siren call "siren call" by "islaja"	su	monika records				1:35:05 (Pop-up)
islaja interview	"islaja interview"						1:37:56 (Pop-up)
islaja	skeleton walk "skeleton walk" by "islaja"	suu					1:44:55 (Pop-up)
islaja interview	"islaja interview"						1:48:52 (Pop-up)
islaja	otakun uhkaus "otakun uhkaus" by "islaja"	keraaminen paa					1:54:37 (Pop-up)
islaja interview	"islaja interview"						1:58:46 (Pop-up)

ngoma roots band	nipanike "nipanike" by "ngoma roots band"	zambia roadside 2	st sharp wood			*	2:04:20 (Pop-up)
the juan maclean	running back to you	in a dream	dfa			*	2:06:28 (Pop-up)
dusty springfield	mixed up girl "mixed up girl" by "dusty springfield"	dusty in london					2:15:21 (Pop-up)
silva	okinawa feat fernanda takai	ocean view	six degrees			*	2:16:34 (Pop-up)
julia holter	don't make me over "don't make me over" by "julia holter"	Don't Make Me Over/Hello Stranger Single	domino			*	2:20:50 (Pop-up)
stevie wonder	tuesday heartbreak "tuesday heartbreak" by "stevie wonder"	talking book					2:23:45 (Pop-up)
little feat	strawberry flats "strawberry flats" by "little feat"	little feat					2:26:33 (Pop-up)
luke temple	florida "florida" by "luke temple"						2:28:54 (Pop-up)

joyce	curioso "curioso" by "joyce"	tardes cariocas					2:39:11 (Pop-up)
andy kim	i hear you say ( i love you baby)	the red bird story v/a					2:42:28 (Pop-up)
josephine jones	candy man "candy man" by "josephine jones"	The story of lenis guess	tramp			*	2:44:11 (Pop-up)
alberto matondo	zambe "zambe" by "alberto matondo"	Alberto Matondo Is:Pitshu	total running time			*	2:46:55 (Pop-up)
maxine harvey	gimme little sign "gimme little sign" by "maxine harvey"	this is lovers rock v/a					2:51:20 (Pop-up)
kenny dope	down by law kenny dope edit	wild style breakbeats			7"	*	2:54:15 (Pop-up)
cash down	cash down "cash down" by "cash down"	starting with the 70's vol 2: evan funk davies 2014 wfmu premium					2:57:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am bobdoesthings: good morning
	9:03am pierre: Bonjour Trouble and Trublions ! (beautiful art piece today… what is it ?)
	9:05am Trouble: bonjour le monde! today's ceramic art work is by bari ziperstein.
	9:06am Trouble: hah! it is not nearly so mammoth as it appears
	9:06am pierre: très joli
	9:07am d¢ pät: WOW is that a big.........thing. Nice.
	9:08am OTB: All of a sudden I want cake.
	9:09am Marcel M: Morning all, morning bob!
	9:11am pierre: Edith, nice.
	9:12am common: hello trouble!
	9:12am listener mark: Perfect. A grey, cloudy day and Edith Piaf.
	9:13am DeemerDave: Looks like a pipe plug up-close. Morning all. Nice start to the show, Trouble!
	9:15am bobdoesthings: hey marcel! welcome back
	9:16am Marcel M: Thanks Bob. Good to be back on the Woof Moo.
	9:16am still b/p: That is a nice piece. And dancing with trancey abandon in a ring round its monumental presence could be nice.
	9:16am glenn: hmmm. i think it looks more like a die.
	9:17am glenn: or a tap, actually. as in tap and die.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& when we say B&W Ceramic - it is no such thing : There're the whispers, blue & grey - & where the glaze retreats down the foundations - terra-cotta : the red grain of the Earth. The 'black' are rows of leapord-spot of fingerprints ; perfect pattern of non-symmetry. On Sides: Verticals alternate Horizontals ; tiny trenching indentations where glaze collects A portly Cylinder - topped by a smaller slightly heightened Cube: - the City on Nature's Orbit ...the Works of Man: Square Head on All That Is... - Solitary - ...Tiny Eminence of Art...
	9:20am RCinMT: So it doesn't do anything?
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: The artwork reminds me of a socket adapter. Like 1/4" to 3/8" or something.
	9:21am bobdoesthings: @marcel - you didn't woofmoo it up while away?!
	9:21am d¢ pät: Bingo KenFHP! That's what was in my head!
	9:22am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Trouble. Lovely first 21 minutes. Good morning, and hello trouble makers everywhere.
	9:23am Marcel M: @Bob: Only once. I was a busy man! So much Jamon to eat...
	9:24am bobdoesthings: hah
	9:28am DeaconDave: Trouble, good morning. Did you make the vase pictured?
	9:29am Robert: Nice Rev Rab__ instead of squaring the circle- cubing the cylinder...
	9:32am Trouble: good morning peeps! no deacon dave i did not make it, it's by bari ziperstein. i do make ceramics, mostly handbuilding, and i am looking for a way to get back into it. the kiln! that's the problemo
	9:34am DeaconDave: the kiln is always the issue...just another thing you need $ and a permit for.
	9:35am Robert: super sculpy may be an alternative- air dry -depending on what you are building
	9:36am Trouble: robert: how big does super sculpy allow you to build?
	9:38am braveness23: Whew, I finally got logged in. Kept getting a message that cookies are not enabled in my browser but they were. I eventually had to go into my cookie cache and delete any from WFMU and then try again. Being away from you all for so long was starting to take a toll. It was terrible!
	9:39am braveness23: I almost forgot... B23 Here! n Good morning Trouble! I've had enough trouble already but I sure am glad to see you anyway!
	9:41am Robert: Hi Trouble- you can make any forms you want- use infrastructure \armatures - I have made (rough) sculptures of human form_ but you can cook sculpy in your oven. It has several varities depending on what you want to make. Great stuff!
	9:41am Trouble: so sorry b23 for all the tech troubles. i hate the digi hoops we all jump through, hate them
	9:43am Trouble: robert i have used sculpey for very small things but i don't like the cooking in the oven part, that stuff smells toxic! but super sculpey is different it sounds like, because it can air dry?
	9:44am Dominick: Good morning wolf of the wings
	9:45am Webhamster Henry: We have a dedicated Sculpey toaster oven, the stuff is vile. We also use FIMO, lots less toxic I hope.
	9:45am listener james from westwood: Mornin', Trouble and all! [honks loudly as I fly past]
	9:45am braveness23: Trouble, Now that I hear the honking goose all of the technical hurdles I went through suddenly became worth it.
	9:46am Robert: I misspoke- doesn't "air-dry". Def need oven. Fumes are supposed to be safe as long as you don't burn it- but yes it does smell a bit.
	9:49am still b/p: Bird man sounded like Winston Churchill's less-gruff brother, or Winnie a couple of decades before the blood-toil-tears-sweat years.
	9:50am d¢ pät: that was quite a saxy set.
	9:51am Marcel M: In my apt, the kitchen IS my den/living room. Did I just blow someones mind?
	9:52am d¢ pät: I hear a Thrush in there.
	9:55am bobdoesthings: @marcel, it's also guest bedroom!
	9:55am sphere: once i was in a department store and someone asked me "may i help you?" i said "well, it all began in my childhood...."
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @MarcelM: yer guitar on SW's did !
	9:56am Vivian: Re: Fimo. First timer, I used it last week to make my wedding cake toppers. Very pleased with the outcome. No smell but I'm with you WM Henry. Hope it isn't toxic...And Trouble, I feel your pain. I receive notices from strangers who want to buy my house. Funny, it really picked up when we decided to make some improvements before placing it on the market...Argh!
	9:56am Marcel M: You're right bob! I suppose its many other things too...
	9:56am Marcel M: @RevRabbit: Hehe, thanks! You've got meh blushin'
	9:57am ausmanx: most of the folks working in call centres or on phones for small businesses are doing a horrible job for very little money because they can't find any other work. i tend to be quite polite to them. it's their bosses and owners who deserve the sarcasm...
	9:57am Marc: I got a call from a call from "Microsoft. The caller said "Microsoft has detected a virus in your computer." I replied, "Really? That's funny because Microsoft wouldn't care if I had a virus in my computer." I hung up.
	9:57am groucho: This is nice. Good morning.
	10:00am listener james from westwood: I get the calls from the "police benevolent fund" all the time. Latest one, the guy used a diminutive of my name after I answered with it (during business hours) and said I sounded good. For someone who's never spoken to me he took 2 major liberties in the space of 3 seconds. He got credit for that before I slammed the receiver down (one of the reasons I still have a landline, the 20th-century joy of HANGING UP on someone.)
	10:00am sphere: @Marc that sounds like social engineering or plain old fraud happening.
	10:01am duke: Good morning troublers. Re: Call center people. My ISP is the worst, but the people at the call center are cheerful and try very hard to be helpful. It's just that they can't really help much. But, at least calling isn't an unpleasant experience.
	10:05am glenn: i'm with listener james on the taking liberties / overly familiar front. i hate that, and i save my worst vitriol for those types.
	10:06am glenn: or i suppose it's my best vitriol, in retrospect.
	10:06am Adrian in London: Morning/afternoon. Missed the first hour, I was in a cafe watching an episode of Utopia on my phone. Modern life, innit?
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ausmanx is right - which is why it is awkward. Hell - I did it, trying to make rent in SantaBarbara ; incoming calls not calling you - but B.S. anyhow. Only job Outgoing was for Liberal stuff I actually believed in: I Sucked anyway. Happily - I am not a Saleman! ...All hiding out there from you on the WestCoast: most of the scammy bastards got majorly busted eventually. - I let the answering machine on my granny landline screen the calls - done.
	10:07am efd: Trouble, do you remember seeing ads on TV for the Museum Of Science in Boston when you were growing up? They used a song on this Dick Hyman LP.
	10:08am Marcel M: This was a topic on Chris T's show not long ago. The telemarketers.
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: I got that call from 'Microsoft' too. He lead me to a log file and said the errors logged there were a problem. I asked, him to give me an example of an error that means viruses. He didn't clue in that I understood what I was looking at.
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: Then I hung up.
	10:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's the principle of Advertising: cast as wide a Net as possible (TV, print, phone, internet), & it's about the few you Catch...
	10:12am Marc: Trouble, can you say your Instagram handle again? Thanks 10 4
	10:13am listener james from westwood: With October starting tomorrow, the breast cancer scammers likely will return. This pushes very personal buttons for me. May screen midday calls heavily to avoid crapping on some poor bastard who needed the job and took one with bad people. (I almost never get calls at my home office.)
	10:14am sphere: i have heard that spammers deliberately leave misspellings in their messages because they want to catch the most ignorant Netizens.
	10:14am Tome: ,,,. Schlookware..
	10:14am d¢ pät: I get nothing but telemarketing calls on the landline. It's kind of nuts because you can ALWAYS tell it's "them" because of the pause after you say Hello. Simple just to hang up. I'm on do not call list too but that doesn't seem to work anymore.
	10:16am Andrew Waterloo: I know people who registered to Canada's do not call list and as a result started getting calls from telemarketers.
	10:16am DeemerDave: I would have thought that anything from Dick Hyman would be too juvenile for this show. Guess I'm wrong.
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...forget getting Business by actually having something Good to Sell ! - That Business Model went out w/ the 1940-50s I guess... - Oh well: Elizabeth Warren for President.
	10:19am ausmanx: quite right, RR, most businesses now just see customers as the units to exploit to keep the shareholders happy. but Elizabeth Warren? not after her disgraceful pandering to the Israel lobby...
	10:19am βrian: Damp gym sock skies over the isthmus today. May your phone solicitations be few.
	10:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops. ISTHMUS!
	10:19am glenn: the worst by far is the "hello, this is your captain speaking" dude. i want to wrap an anchor around him and throw him into the marianas trench.
	10:20am adrian in mpls: Brian - the gym sock was wringing itself out here yesterday
	10:21am efd: @ausmanx, between your name and your icon am I correct in thinking that you're an Isle of Man resident? Or maybe from there?
	10:21am d¢ pät: EVERYone in senate pandered to Israel. Complete crap. But does that mean Warren's completely off the list now?? She's as good as you're going to get these days.
	10:21am βrian: Or a hairless cat?
	10:23am βrian: Sorry. Tail-less.
	10:23am efd: @βrian, you mean tail-less. :)
	10:23am efd: Withdrawn.
	10:25am Trouble: noway EFD, i never saw those, sounds fab!
	10:26am ausmanx: i certainly have no tail... not actually from there, but of Manx descent. what a strange place it is! still, we produced the Bee Gees, so the world owes the island that much!
	10:26am βrian: Adrian, to you have food recommendations for the Mpls? Amazingly, I've never yet been there.
	10:28am glenn: i wonder if manx cats ever look at other cats chasing their own tails and think "loooooossssseeeerrr".
	10:29am βrian: @glenn: Quite the opposite: "Been there, got that."
	10:29am Sem Chumbo: I wonder if other cats look at a Manx and think, "Well, never nervous in a room full of rockers."
	10:33am adrian in mpls: Brian - there's a lot of food to recommend in mpls - i just might not be the best person to make suggestions! cecile is likely a better wfmu'er to ask. do you have any food preferences?
	10:34am Trouble: marc: my instagram handle is giantpompom. just put up a pic of islaja
	10:44am ausmanx: i think Manx cats reserve their greatest contempt for their fellows who are not the full "rumpy", i.e. they still have vestiges of tails. very uncool...
	10:50am βrian: I avoid meat, but that's it. I miss good Indian, for one. Roasted beets, braised octopus, Baba au Rhum ... I want it all.
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'instagram giantpompom' surprisingly useless to 'Bing' - but here's a facebook pic : www.facebook.com... - course, Koko the sign-language gorilla insisted on having a Manx - & naming it 'AllBall' ; they speculate because Gorillas have no tail (did they not just ask Koko why??) - being Apes like us ('Monkeys' have tails)...
	10:52am KP: islaja is impressive
	10:57am paula pc: really loving this stuff -- THANKS, islaja and trouble!
	10:59am blee: Islaja's music is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes ! : her imagination & vision are so apparent.
	11:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: Rumpy!
	11:01am Claw!: Hey Trouble! Islaja's music is fantastic! Thanks for getting us hip to her, and thanks to Islaja for being such an engaging guest. :))
	11:06am Tome: nice interview Trouble with Islaja ,, love her sounds too , ,and looks like you had lot of smiles ,, most important .. on.fb.me...
	11:06am Trouble: thanks! it was a fun afternoon talking to her, so glad i got to meet her after loving her music for a long time.
	11:10am βrian: "Rumpy Hall" would make for nice performance space.
	11:12am robyn: dang missed most of this show! this juan maclean sounds good, though
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...staring now in 'The Full Rumpy'....
	11:13am Adrian in London: Oh, so this is what The Juan McLean sound like? This is good. Is it typical of their stuff?
	11:15am still b/p: Jean Pierre Rump-Hall? Rump-Hall of the Bailey?
	11:17am Lady Man: Great interview, I love the Monika label....frankly I think it's the female artists who are doing the best music today!
	11:18am robyn: @Adrian That sounded a lot like his stuff on "The Future Will Come." Really love that release.
	11:20am northguineahills: I like the new Juan Maclean. The older stuff was nice, but more dancefloor focused.
	11:24am KP: Great Julia Holter
	11:25am βrian: Some nice voices today.
	11:27am common: stevie makes me happy.
	11:28am mb: Trouble cuttin' deep with the deep cuts.
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - what a Production on the Holter ; - is it a 'thing' now to sound a bit like Nico?? Works for me ! ...& this Little Feat better Stones than some Stones...
	11:34am βrian: I dunno. Do birds even speak English?
	11:36am DeemerDave: Embrace your geekiness
	11:39am Greg from Bloomfield: Was that the one with the Nicholas Brothers doing the thing on the giant staircase?
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Speaking of movies, I saw the Jimi Hendrix bio-pic, All Is By My Side, starring Andre Benjamin this past weekend. Not sure what to think of it. Anyone else see it?
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh! It's out?! ...The Nina Simone is the one that scares me ...I'm sure the James Brown one is prob. okay...
	11:49am bobdoesthings: this is great! got me groovin at my desk
	11:49am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Yeah, that New Yorker article about the Nina Simone movie gives me pause. Not sure I will see it.
	11:52am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble, gotta run!
	11:52am Claw!: Ooh! I like this version!
	11:52am Trouble: yes greg! the same!
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - from what I've gathered - 'All Is By My Side' is of a limited timeframe - Jimi's immediate rise to fame - which could be a more reasonable scope - & reportedly 'impressionistic' - which makes me think of Todd Haynes' things, which I myself have liked (you?)... - I get KCRW's film reviews as a podcast : feeds.kcrw.com... - but he hasn't done these BioPics yet...
	11:54am mb: The James Brown movie was entertaining. They used his original songs and it sounded great in the theater.
	11:57am Claw!: Great show, Trouble! Thanx for the sweet jamzzzz!
	11:57am Trouble: cheerio!!!
	12:00pm rsj: coming straight out of low cash

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 30, 2014

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