WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 6, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:00am LiXiviated Life: Trouble again.
	9:01am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): we made it! shoulda taken a magic carpet, apparently
	9:01am WmKMoss: Good Morning
	9:01am LiXiviated Life: Vince?
	9:02am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:02am adampsyche: hi trouble!
	9:03am adrian in mpls: love rufus harley!
	9:03am Roberto: Fun-kay pipes!
	9:04am Snoochienucci: here comes trouble!!
	9:04am sphere: hullo
	9:05am mjl5: Hi WFMU land - beautiful artwork today.
	9:05am John Bovey: Come quietly or there will be...
	9:06am VincentNifigance: @LiXiviatedLife *shhh, I'm trying to miss you!
	9:07am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: I looooove that abseiling.
	9:08am WmKMoss: Wow, bagpipes!
	9:12am peter in SEA: Good morning Trouble and listeners. I like Romaine's backgrounds.
	9:13am ignatatus666: Thank you for introducing me to Jamilla Woods last week Instant fan!!
	9:13am emily: Good morning! The artwork: was it inspired by "Gentleman Jack"?
	9:13am VincentNifigance: Do I just clicky-star the whole show right now to prevent from RSI?
	9:16am melinda: hi Trouble and everyone!
	9:17am CHUCK ROAST: Good morning from Glen Burnie, MD.
	9:17am Trouble: good morning troubled world! no @emily. Romaine Brooks (1874-1970) is a fabulous painter who often painted her friends, and favored neutral grey tones. Lived mostly in paris
	9:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: you know you might as well… Did you see the view of the racetrack?!
	9:19am Cool Runnings: Hellobonjour all et Trouble
	9:20am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: Is that what that was?!! I was worried it was some sort of parasite, an 8-shaped worm or something, feeding on the older shows!
	9:21am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: well, my opera glasses could use a spit shine, but i thought it was a racetrack?!?!
	9:21am mjl5: ignatatus666 Jamilla woods is on tour now FYI
	9:22am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: Maybe it was Nessie's grandma
	9:22am Lixiviated Life: Trouble, R Brooks (like H Klint) is another woman overshadowed by the men of their era. Happy to see these women are getting some attention. Somebody should be working on a Romaine Brooks show in NYC .
	9:23am Lixiviated Life: ... or are they?
	9:23am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Lixiviated Life: yeah! i hope so. i'd fly across the country for that
	9:24am ignatatus666: Mjl5 I saw that!! I so wish I could go see her. It’s been a long time since I’ve wanted to experience a new artist live.
	9:27am steveo: hi; ears are happy
	9:27am The Oscar: Mornin'! I'm a sucker for a well-placed autoharp strum.
	9:27am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: good morning troubled peepoh, morning trouble itself. Love the Romain Brooks painting; has a very Bowie/Blackstar feel to it somehow.
	9:31am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: "Only the beginning, only just the start..."
	9:33am the Butterman: Ooooooo Ive been thinking of this painting all week after watching my wife watch the tv show Gentleman Jack
	9:35am Diezel Tea: Wait, Trouble, I had to step away from my desk for a second. What are you talking about right now? Can someone fill me in?
	9:35am emily: the smart woman behind Gentleman Jack must know the work of Romaine Brooks. Thanks for posting this wonderful portrait.
	9:36am Dave in Vermont: @DT, me too
	9:36am Phillippe Bastille: Hi all
	9:37am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Chuck Roast, keeping things cool on Richie Highway?
	9:37am Diezel Tea: I think Daves like us are just doomed to not understand trouble beyond when she talks about how her day is going or just reads the playlist. We Daves are base, simple ignorami.
	9:38am peter in SEA: It could be called the Free Cinema Movement, @trouble; Lindsay Anderson is my fave of those directors. But who did that wonderful trilogy of growing up in the north? My Ain Folk was one of them?
	9:39am Trouble: here you go@diezel tea en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastile - Route 40 represent!
	9:39am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: As soon as that horn kicked in, with the Hammond B3 background I knew, KNEW it was time to find this record.
	9:41am peter in SEA: And Billy Liar of course! "That's Liz; She just does what she likes! "
	9:42am VincentNifigance: 'Billy Liar' is the best of those that I've seen.
	9:43am Trouble: thanks@peter. i had never heard that term. i was searching for 'angry young men' i guess. lots of fabulous films in that wiki link i put up.
	9:44am TigerSoul: Well now, this is the first time for me tuning in to "TITMW", and I'm loving it. I typically need to sign off after The Pidge, as work calls, but today a bit of a late start... my bonus! Excellent vibe :)
	9:46am Trouble: merci and welcome@tigersoul
	9:47am TigerSoul: je vous en prie, trouble
	9:49am Passaic River Blues: It's mindboggling how much Zora Neale Hurston suffered in her life. The incredible work she was able to finish in the face of unending, soul-crushing adversity is astounding.
	9:49am βrian: Trouble for the troubled. Good morning. There are fair skies over the isthmus today.
	9:49am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Passaic River Blues: have you seen that bio of her by Peter Bagge?
	9:50am MD: hello and good morning to all my freeform friends...One Love!
	9:52am alex or whatever: Hope everyone has a chill and good and cool and nice Thursday!
	9:52am Passaic River Blues: @Granny Spicy Tuna: I hadn't but am not looking into it--thank you!
	9:54am Passaic River Blues: *now looking into it
	9:58am duke: I have been totally into this Munya album, especially this song. Reminds me a bit of the Cocteau Twins.
	9:59am adampsyche: loooooooovely show so sad to have to duck out to dial into a work meeting :(
	9:59am robby: this song is perfeito for my morning, thank you Madam DJ
	10:00am βrian: Salut, les oiseaux !
	10:00am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: adampsyche, why a duck?
	10:01am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: I mean, why a no chicken?!?
	10:02am βrian: It may be a bit of a paradox.
	10:02am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere nice! Ellicott City?
	10:03am Linda Lee: the new jamila woods is very good. well done sister! good morning to all.
	10:04am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - Catonsville!
	10:06am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: It’s, it’s deep water that’s why a duck. Deep water.
	10:09am melinda: I like going to film screenings where someone in the film is there for Q&A after, it's exciting. Did that with one of the Yes Men docs, and others.
	10:11am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere nice. Just moved from out that way. We were in the Clarksville area. Moved to a fixer upper on the water near Annapolis. Why we decided to get a fixer upper at age 62 is a question I have no good answer for.
	10:15am Dances with Moomins: Good morning New Jersey.
	10:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i've been doing genealogy research and found out my paternal line goes waaaay back in Morris, NJ. I feel even more at home at WFMU.
	10:17am Trouble: hola@dance with moomins!
	10:28am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - at least you're closer to Edgewater Inn and their crabcakes!
	10:35am βrian: I spent a beautiful night in the Camargue. Sigh
	10:38am ! I X Key !: ! I <3 Trouble (o:
	10:38am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere yup. Haven't gotten there yet. I've been amazed how little I've left the neighborhood. Two weeks ago I didn't get in the car once for the whole week. We are in Cape St. Claire and we are about a mile away from the community strip shopping center with a grocery store, small hardware store, a couple restaurants and a Rita's, so we just walk over there and get what we need. I definitely need the exercise, so its a win.
	10:39am ! I X Key !: HELP! HOW DO I CALL JOE MCGASKO?
	10:40am wargh: just acquired a copy if ZNH Eyes Were Watching God. Thx for the recommendation cuz i needed a new book right now
	10:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Granny's new address: West Jersey
	10:40am Polyus: Was lucky enough to finally catch Nadah live last month, very good indeed. And she played this song.
	10:41am Phillippe Bastille: @key 201-521-1416
	10:41am Trouble: @IX key better to write joe: his address is jmcgaskoatwfmudotorg. he will replay...
	10:45am Passaic River Blues: This Sufyvn is really interesting.
	10:46am Mick: the Nadah was really super - @Polyus where did you see her?
	10:47am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Ken From Hyde Park: so glamorous!
	10:49am Polyus: @Mick - St Paul MN, she was supporting Ice Age.
	10:50am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - your neighborhood sounds very nice actually. i live within walking distance of a Korean supermarket but it's stocked for a primarily international audience. they do have good kimchi though.
	10:56am Priscilla: Did anyone watch the town hall with Elizabeth Warren last night?
	10:57am βrian: @Priscilla: No, but I'm a huge fan.
	10:57am Jeffrey Davison: Listening on the stream to the inimitable Trouble. Thanks for making my workday a lot less crappy!
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: @Priscilla: my wife did but I was working. I recently read Warren's "A Fighting Chance" from 2014 and am about to go into "This Fight Is Our Fight" from 2017. She's brilliant.
	10:58am Trouble: bonjour my good friend jeffrey davison! merci, i am here to please
	10:58am tim from champaign: @Priscilla - I didn't see it. Did you? If so, what's your take?
	10:58am Devin B.: @Priscilla: I watched some clips. Her answer on the Hyde amendment was amazing.
	10:59am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere I love where we are, just the house is a pain in the a$$. 1955 beach cottage that hasn't been updated in forever. Very walkable -- we can walk back streets to get to the market so we don't have to put up with traffic. And very dog-friendly. You can't go more than a couple blocks without encountering someone walking the dog. Not a lot of diversity though. I love going to those ethnic markets like you have, as well as different types of restaurants. Its seafood heavy around here, Nearest Ethiopian is either Burtonsville or Ellicott City, both about 45 minutes away.
	11:03am Magda: Hello People of the Modern World.
	11:05am Priscilla: She is so energetic and articulate. People did ask how she can accomplish all these things in our entrenched bureaucracy, and she claimed that grassroots efforts are effective. I'm not so sure.
	11:06am Magda: From her view point yes. I wonder who her vp would be.
	11:08am tim from champaign: My prediction is a Warren/Booker or Warren/Harris ticket.
	11:09am waterboy: @Philippe - Little Magothy or Deep Creek?
	11:10am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): found this tidbit about my ancestors while listening this morning: “The Mills family of Morristown has long been prominent in that part of New Jersey, numbering among its representatives on both sides of the house those who have added lustre to the colonial and state history of New Jersey…” (from the Genealogical and Memorial History of the state of New Jersey Vol. 1) Lustre!
	11:11am Passaic River Blues: @Priscilla: At the very least, she would arrest the wholesale vandalization of the federal government pursued by the current administration. A reconstituted EPA, Dep't of Ed, DOJ, etc.
	11:11am Priscilla: I would like to be optimistic, but I feel like this administration is just beating me with a frying pan.
	11:12am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille. - i still can't believe that there are four Korean supermarkets within a 15 min drive of my place. of course there are tons of Korean places--coffeehouses, soondobu, Korean BBQ, food courts, et cetera.
	11:16am Phillippe Bastille: @waterboy Little Magothy
	11:17am tadpoles: This "I'm Not In Love" is very neat thanks Trouble.
	11:18am Magda: It's not just the administration. let's censor Mitch.
	11:19am tim from champaign: Last year I read Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 for the first time. I couldn't help but draw parallels to the 2016 elections. It really captured the collective bummer vibe and foreboding sense of helplessness.
	11:19am steveo: is this the best song of all time?
	11:20am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere its a big Korean presence there, that's for sure. Same in Clarksville. My boys went to River Hill, and the school was so diverse that there wasn't any group that was over 50% of the population. Many Korean, Indian, Pakistani kids. Certainly helped them learn to live with people from all backgrounds.
	11:20am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): tim from champaign: are we in a repeating groove? great reading suggestion!
	11:20am Phillippe Bastille: @waterboy are you in that area?
	11:21am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): steveo: when i was a kid, the 10cc version fascinated and hypnotized me.
	11:21am Michael 98145: nice, DJ Trouble. thank you for saving us from the kleptocracy of dunces.
	11:24am Passaic River Blues: @Magda: oh man, yes, the Senate is going to be a disaster for a long time to come. Absent major changes, it will serve as the reactionary body stymying necessary reforms.
	11:25am Magda: @passaic No doubt. But we have to get rid of that guy he is the source of accepting russian funds as well.
	11:25am Cool Runnings: Le fin du fin...a mon avis. Bien joue... merciii.
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: The senate is also bent on putting nutty judges in the Supreme Court. Yarf!
	11:27am Peter in SEA: My Ain Folk, My Childhood, and My Way Home are by Bill Douglas His so called Trilogy. One of the great British new wave autobiographical film stories. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Douglas
	11:28am Marshall Stacks: I'm pleased to be able to tune in for the first time in weeks. Doubly pleased it's DJ Trouble at the helm. Greetings from the southern tip of Jordan!
	11:28am tim from champaign: @Granny Spicy - I'm a firm believer in trends and patterns in society. Also, you wrote yesterday you started reading Octavia Butler. Check out Parable of the Sower then the sequel Parable of the Talents. There are parts of Parable of the Talents which will make your jaw drop due to similarities with today's American society.
	11:29am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): tim from champaign: ha ha! that's exactly what i'm starting to read! great!
	11:30am tim from champaign: Nice!
	11:32am Michael 98145: Mazzy!
	11:33am sphere: Butler's Xenogenesis books are out there. All I can say. Just "out there."
	11:35am Trouble: hello@marshallstacks, welcome
	11:35am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hello – goodbye… thx and till next week…
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I believe Hope Sandoval could make me do anything...
	11:37am frozen_peas: I love this Lee Fields song! such a feel good tune
	11:37am zpulpa: I’m in the most beautiful canyon in Idaho cruising to this stellar soundtrack!!! Eeee greetings trouble and friends!
	11:38am Magda: Everyone needs some love to rain down on them.
	11:38am duke: Hope Sandoval followed by Lee Fields - doesn't get better than that.
	11:39am tim from champaign: I really dug Xenogenesis. The appeal of Octavia Butler's story telling for me is that she creates worlds that challenges perceptions of existence and possibilities beyond the familiar.
	11:39am duke: @RRNov63 I agree.
	11:40am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): let it rain!
	11:40am petra: Hello Jersey City!!!
	11:41am Dances with Moomins: Hei zpulpa, sounds great, greetings from sunny Finland
	11:42am Magda: Trouble and WFMU are gateway drugs to awesome bands and artists.
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...CowboyJunkies?...
	11:43am frozen_peas: if your memory fails you, the velvet underground is almost always a good fallback!
	11:43am jt: What a nice beat that "It Rains Love" has.. It made me decide that last nights storm has past and I feel good.
	11:43am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): double time trouble time
	11:44am Peter in SEA: Cowboy Junkies and Mazzy Star CD's were next to each other at our house in 1992 :-)
	11:45am Trouble: yes revolution rabbit, that's it. merci.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Know Lonnie Holley from right here. I says: Lotsa Avant Artistes - but how many Inspire you w/ Affirmation - even if they astound you w/ Technique or Talent - as he does... I do think of the Velvet's third album as the root of DarkFolkRawk - like Mazzy & Cowboys...
	11:45am petra: Cowboy Junkies! My brother went to see them the other night and a few songs in they had to evacuate due to fire! No refunds!!!
	11:46am Trouble: whoa!@ petra, that's some crazy
	11:46am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the lovely music on T Day, Trouble.
	11:48am sphere: thanks trouble. nice trip today.
	11:48am Devin B.: First heard Karin Krog right here on Trouble's show. Forever grateful.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Lennon saying he 1st met Yoko - & he climbed a ladder & was the word - 'YES'. The 1st positive thing he'd found in the Underground in some time...& they were off to the races together...
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bonjour Trouble! Had to give you a big THANK YOU as my FMU fundraiser prize from your show arrived in the mail! Gorgeous 3 cd set of Nina Simone. Thankyouthankyouthankyou! Also, bit of trivia, was listening to NPR interview with Elton John and he said one of his influences was Blossom Dearie. No joke! Thought you would appreciate that. Will be listening on the Archives per usual. ♥Jennique
	11:54am Michael 98145: thank you again, Ms Trouble
	11:54am Trouble: ha@jennique! that is crazy to hear. ssoooooo glad you got the nina: enjoy!!
	11:54am TigerSoul: so many new sounds to me, and I always thought I was so well-sounded lol... I shall be reviewing this playlist later today and checking everything out that I missed
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening!!!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am steveo: i also climbed that ladder at moma a couple of years ago but yoko won't return my calls
	11:57am tadpoles: I first encountered Blossom Dearie on the Pete & Dud show "Not Only But Also". They introduced her as "the Blossomist Dearie in the Land". Fab!
	11:59am MD: THE BOYS! OR THE BEUYS!!!???
	11:59am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): thanks for a wonderful show, Trouble!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
rufus harley	1/2 "1/2" by "rufus harley"	re-creation of the gods			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Azymuth	castelo ( version) "castelo ( version)" by "Azymuth"	demos( 1973-75) v 1&2	far out recordings	*	0:10:08 (Pop-up)
barracuda	i feel so down "i feel so down" by "barracuda"	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs present Three Day Week: When The Lights Went Out 1972-1975 v/a	ace	*	0:13:16 (Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	mundo civilizado "mundo civilizado" by "Arto Lindsay"	Mundo Civilizado			0:15:52 (Pop-up)
Skinny Pelembe	without a doubtful shadow	dreaming is dead now	Brownswood Recordings	*	0:20:48 (Pop-up)
big thief	strange "strange" by "big thief"	U.f.o.f.	4ad	*	0:22:23 (Pop-up)
barbara & ernie	searching the circle	prelude to...			0:26:01 (Pop-up)

celestial bodies	catalyst "catalyst" by "celestial bodies"	If You're Not Part of the Solution: Soul, Politics and Spirituality in Jazz 1967-1975 v/a	ace/bgp	*	0:37:27 (Pop-up)
jamila woods	zora "zora" by "jamila woods"	LEGACY! LEGACY!	jagjaguwar	*	0:44:37 (Pop-up)
masaki batoh	gaucho do sora "gaucho do sora" by "masaki batoh"	nowhere	drag city	*	0:48:10 (Pop-up)
khan jamal	rain colors "rain colors" by "khan jamal"	Jazz Realities: Long Rally 2019 WFMU Marathon Premium	wfmu	*	0:50:28 (Pop-up)
duke ellington	prelude to a kiss "prelude to a kiss" by "duke ellington"	Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 1938			0:52:51 (Pop-up)
munya	blue pine "blue pine" by "munya"	meet	luminelle	*	0:55:15 (Pop-up)

future pilot a.k.a.	festival of lights	secrets from the clockhouse			1:05:39 (Pop-up)
cinnamon tapes	estrella "estrella" by "cinnamon tapes"	nabia			1:08:59 (Pop-up)
serge gainsbourg	photographes et religieuses/rien rien j'disais ca comme ca	anna vol 9 1967-1980			1:14:03 (Pop-up)
dehd	lake "lake" by "dehd"	water	fire talk	*	1:16:47 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	in a a station "in a a station" by "karen dalton"	in my own time			1:18:55 (Pop-up)
combo chimbita	el camino "el camino" by "combo chimbita"	ahomale	anti-	*	1:22:40 (Pop-up)
chris cohen	edit out "edit out" by "chris cohen"	chris cohen	captured tracks	*	1:26:34 (Pop-up)
jean-claude	mademoiselle "mademoiselle" by "jean-claude"	Soul Sok Séga: Séga Sounds From Mauritius 1973-1979 v/a			1:29:36 (Pop-up)

nadah el shazly	palmyra "palmyra" by "nadah el shazly"	ahwar			1:38:50 (Pop-up)
sufyvn	ascension "ascension" by "sufyvn"	ascension EP		*	1:42:32 (Pop-up)
ibeyi, kamasi washington	deathless	ash			1:45:45 (Pop-up)
marvin gaye	where are we going? alternate mix 2	you're the man			1:48:58 (Pop-up)
joyce	Mistérios "Mistérios" by "joyce"	feminina			1:52:47 (Pop-up)
kikagaku moyo	nazo nazo "nazo nazo" by "kikagaku moyo"	masano temples			1:57:23 (Pop-up)
shida shahabi	petula "petula" by "shida shahabi"	homes			2:00:26 (Pop-up)

david rothenberg, lembe lokk, korhan erel	the nightingales are drunk	nightingales in berlin			2:07:53 (Pop-up)
kelsey lu	i'm not in love "i'm not in love" by "kelsey lu"	blood		*	2:15:38 (Pop-up)
visible cloaks, yoshio ojima & satsuki shibano	S'amours ne fait pas sa grace adoucir (ballade I)	Serenitatem	RVNG Intl	*	2:21:55 (Pop-up)
hope tala	D.T.M. "D.T.M." by "hope tala"	D.T.M.		*	2:24:06 (Pop-up)
taeko onuki	siena "siena" by "taeko onuki"	copine			2:27:05 (Pop-up)
mazzy star	roseblood "roseblood" by "mazzy star"	among my swan			2:31:29 (Pop-up)
Lee Fields & the Expressions	it rains love	it rains love		*	2:36:11 (Pop-up)

juliette greco	bonjour tristesse "bonjour tristesse" by "juliette greco"				2:43:28 (Pop-up)
karin krog	lazy afternoon "lazy afternoon" by "karin krog"	Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999			2:46:43 (Pop-up)
joesef	lover boy "lover boy" by "joesef"	loverboy		*	2:51:16 (Pop-up)
solange	sound of rain "sound of rain" by "solange"	when i get home			2:54:55 (Pop-up)
helado negro	echo for camperdown curio / fantasma vaga	this is how you smile			2:58:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am LiXiviated Life: Trouble again.
	9:01am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): we made it! shoulda taken a magic carpet, apparently
	9:01am WmKMoss: Good Morning
	9:01am LiXiviated Life: Vince?
	9:02am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning Trouble
	9:02am adampsyche: hi trouble!
	9:03am adrian in mpls: love rufus harley!
	9:03am Roberto: Fun-kay pipes!
	9:04am Snoochienucci: here comes trouble!!
	9:04am sphere: hullo
	9:05am mjl5: Hi WFMU land - beautiful artwork today.
	9:05am John Bovey: Come quietly or there will be...
	9:06am VincentNifigance: @LiXiviatedLife *shhh, I'm trying to miss you!
	9:07am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: I looooove that abseiling.
	9:08am WmKMoss: Wow, bagpipes!
	9:12am peter in SEA: Good morning Trouble and listeners. I like Romaine's backgrounds.
	9:13am ignatatus666: Thank you for introducing me to Jamilla Woods last week Instant fan!!
	9:13am emily: Good morning! The artwork: was it inspired by "Gentleman Jack"?
	9:13am VincentNifigance: Do I just clicky-star the whole show right now to prevent from RSI?
	9:16am melinda: hi Trouble and everyone!
	9:17am CHUCK ROAST: Good morning from Glen Burnie, MD.
	9:17am Trouble: good morning troubled world! no @emily. Romaine Brooks (1874-1970) is a fabulous painter who often painted her friends, and favored neutral grey tones. Lived mostly in paris
	9:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: you know you might as well… Did you see the view of the racetrack?!
	9:19am Cool Runnings: Hellobonjour all et Trouble
	9:20am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: Is that what that was?!! I was worried it was some sort of parasite, an 8-shaped worm or something, feeding on the older shows!
	9:21am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: well, my opera glasses could use a spit shine, but i thought it was a racetrack?!?!
	9:21am mjl5: ignatatus666 Jamilla woods is on tour now FYI
	9:22am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): VincentNifigance: Maybe it was Nessie's grandma
	9:22am Lixiviated Life: Trouble, R Brooks (like H Klint) is another woman overshadowed by the men of their era. Happy to see these women are getting some attention. Somebody should be working on a Romaine Brooks show in NYC .
	9:23am Lixiviated Life: ... or are they?
	9:23am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Lixiviated Life: yeah! i hope so. i'd fly across the country for that
	9:24am ignatatus666: Mjl5 I saw that!! I so wish I could go see her. It’s been a long time since I’ve wanted to experience a new artist live.
	9:27am steveo: hi; ears are happy
	9:27am The Oscar: Mornin'! I'm a sucker for a well-placed autoharp strum.
	9:27am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: good morning troubled peepoh, morning trouble itself. Love the Romain Brooks painting; has a very Bowie/Blackstar feel to it somehow.
	9:31am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: "Only the beginning, only just the start..."
	9:33am the Butterman: Ooooooo Ive been thinking of this painting all week after watching my wife watch the tv show Gentleman Jack
	9:35am Diezel Tea: Wait, Trouble, I had to step away from my desk for a second. What are you talking about right now? Can someone fill me in?
	9:35am emily: the smart woman behind Gentleman Jack must know the work of Romaine Brooks. Thanks for posting this wonderful portrait.
	9:36am Dave in Vermont: @DT, me too
	9:36am Phillippe Bastille: Hi all
	9:37am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Chuck Roast, keeping things cool on Richie Highway?
	9:37am Diezel Tea: I think Daves like us are just doomed to not understand trouble beyond when she talks about how her day is going or just reads the playlist. We Daves are base, simple ignorami.
	9:38am peter in SEA: It could be called the Free Cinema Movement, @trouble; Lindsay Anderson is my fave of those directors. But who did that wonderful trilogy of growing up in the north? My Ain Folk was one of them?
	9:39am Trouble: here you go@diezel tea en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastile - Route 40 represent!
	9:39am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: As soon as that horn kicked in, with the Hammond B3 background I knew, KNEW it was time to find this record.
	9:41am peter in SEA: And Billy Liar of course! "That's Liz; She just does what she likes! "
	9:42am VincentNifigance: 'Billy Liar' is the best of those that I've seen.
	9:43am Trouble: thanks@peter. i had never heard that term. i was searching for 'angry young men' i guess. lots of fabulous films in that wiki link i put up.
	9:44am TigerSoul: Well now, this is the first time for me tuning in to "TITMW", and I'm loving it. I typically need to sign off after The Pidge, as work calls, but today a bit of a late start... my bonus! Excellent vibe :)
	9:46am Trouble: merci and welcome@tigersoul
	9:47am TigerSoul: je vous en prie, trouble
	9:49am Passaic River Blues: It's mindboggling how much Zora Neale Hurston suffered in her life. The incredible work she was able to finish in the face of unending, soul-crushing adversity is astounding.
	9:49am βrian: Trouble for the troubled. Good morning. There are fair skies over the isthmus today.
	9:49am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Passaic River Blues: have you seen that bio of her by Peter Bagge?
	9:50am MD: hello and good morning to all my freeform friends...One Love!
	9:52am alex or whatever: Hope everyone has a chill and good and cool and nice Thursday!
	9:52am Passaic River Blues: @Granny Spicy Tuna: I hadn't but am not looking into it--thank you!
	9:54am Passaic River Blues: *now looking into it
	9:58am duke: I have been totally into this Munya album, especially this song. Reminds me a bit of the Cocteau Twins.
	9:59am adampsyche: loooooooovely show so sad to have to duck out to dial into a work meeting :(
	9:59am robby: this song is perfeito for my morning, thank you Madam DJ
	10:00am βrian: Salut, les oiseaux !
	10:00am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: adampsyche, why a duck?
	10:01am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: I mean, why a no chicken?!?
	10:02am βrian: It may be a bit of a paradox.
	10:02am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere nice! Ellicott City?
	10:03am Linda Lee: the new jamila woods is very good. well done sister! good morning to all.
	10:04am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - Catonsville!
	10:06am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: It’s, it’s deep water that’s why a duck. Deep water.
	10:09am melinda: I like going to film screenings where someone in the film is there for Q&A after, it's exciting. Did that with one of the Yes Men docs, and others.
	10:11am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere nice. Just moved from out that way. We were in the Clarksville area. Moved to a fixer upper on the water near Annapolis. Why we decided to get a fixer upper at age 62 is a question I have no good answer for.
	10:15am Dances with Moomins: Good morning New Jersey.
	10:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i've been doing genealogy research and found out my paternal line goes waaaay back in Morris, NJ. I feel even more at home at WFMU.
	10:17am Trouble: hola@dance with moomins!
	10:28am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - at least you're closer to Edgewater Inn and their crabcakes!
	10:35am βrian: I spent a beautiful night in the Camargue. Sigh
	10:38am ! I X Key !: ! I <3 Trouble (o:
	10:38am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere yup. Haven't gotten there yet. I've been amazed how little I've left the neighborhood. Two weeks ago I didn't get in the car once for the whole week. We are in Cape St. Claire and we are about a mile away from the community strip shopping center with a grocery store, small hardware store, a couple restaurants and a Rita's, so we just walk over there and get what we need. I definitely need the exercise, so its a win.
	10:39am ! I X Key !: HELP! HOW DO I CALL JOE MCGASKO?
	10:40am wargh: just acquired a copy if ZNH Eyes Were Watching God. Thx for the recommendation cuz i needed a new book right now
	10:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Granny's new address: West Jersey
	10:40am Polyus: Was lucky enough to finally catch Nadah live last month, very good indeed. And she played this song.
	10:41am Phillippe Bastille: @key 201-521-1416
	10:41am Trouble: @IX key better to write joe: his address is jmcgaskoatwfmudotorg. he will replay...
	10:45am Passaic River Blues: This Sufyvn is really interesting.
	10:46am Mick: the Nadah was really super - @Polyus where did you see her?
	10:47am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Ken From Hyde Park: so glamorous!
	10:49am Polyus: @Mick - St Paul MN, she was supporting Ice Age.
	10:50am sphere: @Phillippe Bastille - your neighborhood sounds very nice actually. i live within walking distance of a Korean supermarket but it's stocked for a primarily international audience. they do have good kimchi though.
	10:56am Priscilla: Did anyone watch the town hall with Elizabeth Warren last night?
	10:57am βrian: @Priscilla: No, but I'm a huge fan.
	10:57am Jeffrey Davison: Listening on the stream to the inimitable Trouble. Thanks for making my workday a lot less crappy!
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: @Priscilla: my wife did but I was working. I recently read Warren's "A Fighting Chance" from 2014 and am about to go into "This Fight Is Our Fight" from 2017. She's brilliant.
	10:58am Trouble: bonjour my good friend jeffrey davison! merci, i am here to please
	10:58am tim from champaign: @Priscilla - I didn't see it. Did you? If so, what's your take?
	10:58am Devin B.: @Priscilla: I watched some clips. Her answer on the Hyde amendment was amazing.
	10:59am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere I love where we are, just the house is a pain in the a$$. 1955 beach cottage that hasn't been updated in forever. Very walkable -- we can walk back streets to get to the market so we don't have to put up with traffic. And very dog-friendly. You can't go more than a couple blocks without encountering someone walking the dog. Not a lot of diversity though. I love going to those ethnic markets like you have, as well as different types of restaurants. Its seafood heavy around here, Nearest Ethiopian is either Burtonsville or Ellicott City, both about 45 minutes away.
	11:03am Magda: Hello People of the Modern World.
	11:05am Priscilla: She is so energetic and articulate. People did ask how she can accomplish all these things in our entrenched bureaucracy, and she claimed that grassroots efforts are effective. I'm not so sure.
	11:06am Magda: From her view point yes. I wonder who her vp would be.
	11:08am tim from champaign: My prediction is a Warren/Booker or Warren/Harris ticket.
	11:09am waterboy: @Philippe - Little Magothy or Deep Creek?
	11:10am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): found this tidbit about my ancestors while listening this morning: “The Mills family of Morristown has long been prominent in that part of New Jersey, numbering among its representatives on both sides of the house those who have added lustre to the colonial and state history of New Jersey…” (from the Genealogical and Memorial History of the state of New Jersey Vol. 1) Lustre!
	11:11am Passaic River Blues: @Priscilla: At the very least, she would arrest the wholesale vandalization of the federal government pursued by the current administration. A reconstituted EPA, Dep't of Ed, DOJ, etc.
	11:11am Priscilla: I would like to be optimistic, but I feel like this administration is just beating me with a frying pan.
	11:12am sphere: @ Phillippe Bastille. - i still can't believe that there are four Korean supermarkets within a 15 min drive of my place. of course there are tons of Korean places--coffeehouses, soondobu, Korean BBQ, food courts, et cetera.
	11:16am Phillippe Bastille: @waterboy Little Magothy
	11:17am tadpoles: This "I'm Not In Love" is very neat thanks Trouble.
	11:18am Magda: It's not just the administration. let's censor Mitch.
	11:19am tim from champaign: Last year I read Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 for the first time. I couldn't help but draw parallels to the 2016 elections. It really captured the collective bummer vibe and foreboding sense of helplessness.
	11:19am steveo: is this the best song of all time?
	11:20am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere its a big Korean presence there, that's for sure. Same in Clarksville. My boys went to River Hill, and the school was so diverse that there wasn't any group that was over 50% of the population. Many Korean, Indian, Pakistani kids. Certainly helped them learn to live with people from all backgrounds.
	11:20am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): tim from champaign: are we in a repeating groove? great reading suggestion!
	11:20am Phillippe Bastille: @waterboy are you in that area?
	11:21am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): steveo: when i was a kid, the 10cc version fascinated and hypnotized me.
	11:21am Michael 98145: nice, DJ Trouble. thank you for saving us from the kleptocracy of dunces.
	11:24am Passaic River Blues: @Magda: oh man, yes, the Senate is going to be a disaster for a long time to come. Absent major changes, it will serve as the reactionary body stymying necessary reforms.
	11:25am Magda: @passaic No doubt. But we have to get rid of that guy he is the source of accepting russian funds as well.
	11:25am Cool Runnings: Le fin du fin...a mon avis. Bien joue... merciii.
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: The senate is also bent on putting nutty judges in the Supreme Court. Yarf!
	11:27am Peter in SEA: My Ain Folk, My Childhood, and My Way Home are by Bill Douglas His so called Trilogy. One of the great British new wave autobiographical film stories. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Douglas
	11:28am Marshall Stacks: I'm pleased to be able to tune in for the first time in weeks. Doubly pleased it's DJ Trouble at the helm. Greetings from the southern tip of Jordan!
	11:28am tim from champaign: @Granny Spicy - I'm a firm believer in trends and patterns in society. Also, you wrote yesterday you started reading Octavia Butler. Check out Parable of the Sower then the sequel Parable of the Talents. There are parts of Parable of the Talents which will make your jaw drop due to similarities with today's American society.
	11:29am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): tim from champaign: ha ha! that's exactly what i'm starting to read! great!
	11:30am tim from champaign: Nice!
	11:32am Michael 98145: Mazzy!
	11:33am sphere: Butler's Xenogenesis books are out there. All I can say. Just "out there."
	11:35am Trouble: hello@marshallstacks, welcome
	11:35am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hello – goodbye… thx and till next week…
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I believe Hope Sandoval could make me do anything...
	11:37am frozen_peas: I love this Lee Fields song! such a feel good tune
	11:37am zpulpa: I’m in the most beautiful canyon in Idaho cruising to this stellar soundtrack!!! Eeee greetings trouble and friends!
	11:38am Magda: Everyone needs some love to rain down on them.
	11:38am duke: Hope Sandoval followed by Lee Fields - doesn't get better than that.
	11:39am tim from champaign: I really dug Xenogenesis. The appeal of Octavia Butler's story telling for me is that she creates worlds that challenges perceptions of existence and possibilities beyond the familiar.
	11:39am duke: @RRNov63 I agree.
	11:40am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): let it rain!
	11:40am petra: Hello Jersey City!!!
	11:41am Dances with Moomins: Hei zpulpa, sounds great, greetings from sunny Finland
	11:42am Magda: Trouble and WFMU are gateway drugs to awesome bands and artists.
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...CowboyJunkies?...
	11:43am frozen_peas: if your memory fails you, the velvet underground is almost always a good fallback!
	11:43am jt: What a nice beat that "It Rains Love" has.. It made me decide that last nights storm has past and I feel good.
	11:43am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): double time trouble time
	11:44am Peter in SEA: Cowboy Junkies and Mazzy Star CD's were next to each other at our house in 1992 :-)
	11:45am Trouble: yes revolution rabbit, that's it. merci.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Know Lonnie Holley from right here. I says: Lotsa Avant Artistes - but how many Inspire you w/ Affirmation - even if they astound you w/ Technique or Talent - as he does... I do think of the Velvet's third album as the root of DarkFolkRawk - like Mazzy & Cowboys...
	11:45am petra: Cowboy Junkies! My brother went to see them the other night and a few songs in they had to evacuate due to fire! No refunds!!!
	11:46am Trouble: whoa!@ petra, that's some crazy
	11:46am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the lovely music on T Day, Trouble.
	11:48am sphere: thanks trouble. nice trip today.
	11:48am Devin B.: First heard Karin Krog right here on Trouble's show. Forever grateful.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Lennon saying he 1st met Yoko - & he climbed a ladder & was the word - 'YES'. The 1st positive thing he'd found in the Underground in some time...& they were off to the races together...
	11:51am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Bonjour Trouble! Had to give you a big THANK YOU as my FMU fundraiser prize from your show arrived in the mail! Gorgeous 3 cd set of Nina Simone. Thankyouthankyouthankyou! Also, bit of trivia, was listening to NPR interview with Elton John and he said one of his influences was Blossom Dearie. No joke! Thought you would appreciate that. Will be listening on the Archives per usual. ♥Jennique
	11:54am Michael 98145: thank you again, Ms Trouble
	11:54am Trouble: ha@jennique! that is crazy to hear. ssoooooo glad you got the nina: enjoy!!
	11:54am TigerSoul: so many new sounds to me, and I always thought I was so well-sounded lol... I shall be reviewing this playlist later today and checking everything out that I missed
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening!!!
	11:57am Priscilla: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am steveo: i also climbed that ladder at moma a couple of years ago but yoko won't return my calls
	11:57am tadpoles: I first encountered Blossom Dearie on the Pete & Dud show "Not Only But Also". They introduced her as "the Blossomist Dearie in the Land". Fab!
	11:59am MD: THE BOYS! OR THE BEUYS!!!???
	11:59am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): thanks for a wonderful show, Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from June 6, 2019

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