'The exercise of imagination is dangerous to those who profit from the way things are because it has the power to show that the way things are is not permanent, not universal, not necessary.' Ursula K Le Guin, A War Without End, 2003: This Is The Modern World with Trouble
2026-05-14
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Listener comments!
: I do like the foliage!
Good Thursday Trouble, troubled.
Listener Bop Monroe: came for the Wake, stayed for the World!
TDK60: Buenos dias, DJ T.
Quoting aunty Ursula! This is a great morning....
sophie in vt: how lucky are we to have lived at the same time as Le Guin. My favorite author.
Listener Bop Monroe: great UKLG quote for today
Crownless Gander: Good morning! Love the Le Guin quote and it's a great argument against AI use.
chresti: Morning Trouble and troubledors!
TDK60:
↳ chresti @9:03
Chresti! How goes out thar? \\//Jim the Poet: I didn't know you could do whole quotes for Episode names this changes everything
bradford: Good morning Trouble & all.
Ken From Hyde Park:
↳ Jim the Poet @9:05
I believe someone on the staff checks them for correct citations, to ensure there's no plagiarism.unpopularfred: Good morning Modern World.
I need to act firmly and decisively today, not at the top of my skill set.
On the other hand, I dig Muriel Grossmann, so thanks
Andrew in Toronto: Hi there, Trouble, and all others!
Listener Bop Monroe: she's fantastic!
murielgrossmann.com
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ TDK60 @9:05
Hi, TDK60!Rob (Jerzcity): Off to a great start; g'mornin' all
HyperDose:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:09
Morning, Andrew & THE gang!Charles in Chicago: Good morning Trouble and all who are Troubled.
Cemetery Dave: Good morning, Trouble and all you worldly modern people.
Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Trouble and troubled radio denizens.
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Crownless Gander @9:02
100%Andrew in Toronto:
↳ HyperDose @9:11
Greetings, Hyper!common: trouble, all
Listener Bop Monroe: good mog from still cloudy Tannersville DJTrouble and all.
and greetings to our Canadian brethern and sistern!
Handy Haversack: Gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
Sean Bikes:
↳ Song: "Gestos Naturais" by "sessa"
This is gorgeousJim the Poet: I am in trouble
Listener Bop Monroe: Gestos Naturais Pequena Vertigem De Amor = Natural Gestures: A Little Dizziness of Love
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Handy Haversack @9:15
Hi there, Handy!?:
↳ Song: "Gestos Naturais" by "sessa"
thought of Trouble at the Sessa show a couple nights ago up in Medford, MA - a great crowd & a terrific performance!dhappinin: Good morning and Good Trouble to all
Listener Bop Monroe: deepTransl8 sez
ليلة ظلماء ملعونة، كحياة طالبيها =
A dark, cursed night, like the lives of those who seek it
Trouble: i am sorry that i missed sessa this time around. See him if you can, his live shows are always amazing!
Handy Haversack:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:17
How you doing, Andrew?riley: Good good morning everyone! Visiting the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave next week. Not that one. I mean Canada, Toronto specifically!
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Handy Haversack @9:20
Great!Thanks!
I hope you are, as well.
ßizco ßey: Voolay voo cushay
Zerstorte Zelle:
↳ Song: "a dream that never arrived" by "Radwan Ghazi Moum...
Awesome!winston legthigh: handy!
Handy Haversack: winston!
Philip: ahhh morning all.
Listener Bop Monroe: the drilling and sawing power tools downstairs are perfect 5ths, 3rds and 7ths for these past tow pieces. enjoying both now!
Listener Bop Monroe: past two pieces
Pablo: Love my DJ Trubbbz!!!
Dan near StL: Oui
unpopularfred: You and me both in the dentist’s chair. All my sympathies.
Dan near StL: I’m forced to watch large flat screen tv, all cute kitten channel. Visual novacaine basically. Eyes closed.
Andres: The mouth is the gateway. Take care of those teeth.
Dan near StL: At my dentist.
sc0j0:
↳ Song: "Gestos Naturais" by "sessa"
Saw Sessa the other night in Medford, MA. Fantastic show!dhappinin: Yo Bayonne mentioned let's go
Mike in Montreal:
↳ Dan near StL @9:32
That's just cruel!HyperDose:
↳ dhappinin @9:33
heck yeah. my old stomping groundsAndrew in Toronto:
↳ Mike in Montreal @9:34
Greetings, Mike!Mike in Montreal:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:36
Hullo neighbour!Dan near StL: Yep, meow and OWE being very similar.
Dan near StL: I imagine two mice on sofa, tv remote in hand. “You have to go through so many cat channels…to get to the cheese channel!”
Gregosaurus: I've found hydroxyapatite toothpaste has done wonders for me. Seems to be good for rebuilding tooth enamel.
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Mike in Montreal @9:36
I hope your a Habs fan?Dan near StL: Anyone tried toothpaste with charcoal yet? I just noticed them..
Listener Bop Monroe: loving the Sensodyne
Dan near StL: My parents met while working at a Pepsodent toothpaste factory in Chicago.
Mike in Montreal:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:42
At this time of year everybody in town is!chresti:
↳ Dan near StL @9:42
Why would anyone want to rub charcoal on their teeth?Dan near StL: His first two words, seriously, “Hi Jean!” Spoken orally. Rimshot
Mike in Montreal:
↳ Dan near StL @9:46
That sounds beautiful and like a punchline.Dan near StL: Can’t make it up. It gets better, weirder. Post divorce, Mom goes to work at Bandaid factory, Johnson & Johnson.
Dan near StL: She never saw the irony
Bob Tankenstein: Handy! Where were you all morning? Playing hooky?
Dan near StL: I’m not going anywhere near…Puthli. Nope
Handy Haversack:
↳ Song: "vaero" by "Hekla"
I think this is not the band Hekla that I know already.Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Mike in Montreal @9:47
Wonderful!They are the best young team in the league!
Mike, thanks!
Mike in Montreal:
↳ Dan near StL @9:50
There's a Coen brothers comedy to be made out of this storyHandy Haversack:
↳ Bob Tankenstein @9:51
Kind of? I listened to about half of Creamo's interview with Greenpoint's own David Watson and then limped over the bridge and back with K8 and the dog. Well, back only with the dog.Andres:
↳ Song: "radiation ruling the nation (protection dub)" by ...
YES.Also, Mad Professor coming to my local outdoor fest!
vinyl hero of Lenox, MA...in the Berkshires!: So...much...history...with...this...song.
three-hour brunch friend: Cranky Trouble is a vibe!
Dan near StL: You’re right!
Noir Lover:
↳ Song: "radiation ruling the nation (protection dub)" by ...
This whole Mad Professor dub remix album of Massive Attack is STELLARDan near StL: Throb…
Listener Bop Monroe: ok, time to *really* start my day.
keeping the ears on etc.
thank you again DJTrouble.
L8R all!
Rob (Jerzcity): Protection forever
Dan near StL: T in China scares me silly
Dan near StL: I don’t mean Trouble
TennesseeJeb:
↳ Song: "radiation ruling the nation (protection dub)" by ...
noiceBob Tankenstein:
↳ TennesseeJeb @10:02
What's Up TN Jeb! Reporting from Franklin this AMAndrew in Toronto:
↳ Mike in Montreal @9:55
Do you ever discuss Hab`s games with friends online or by phone?Tim in Seattle: Nice to hear new Steve Tibbetts.
Franny R: Trouble! I love ya! But the background dialog is soooo distracting to my neurodivergent ears ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tim in Seattle: I think I have a COH/COIL CD.
regina j: The Barn Crawl is a BLAST. The people who run NJ Fibershed are the best.
Trouble: www.njbookstorecrawl.com
Rob (Jerzcity): alpaca wool ftw
Dan near StL: Sheep Detectives is a 4 hanky classic.
Kat in the chat: The magic of sheep! Yes!
sophie in vt: the magic of sheep... i think i would like being a sheep...
regina j: I went to Maryland Sheep & Wool last week, which is like a mini-Rhinebeck. But of course, Rhinebeck is the weekend I dream about all year long.
Dan near StL: Starting with…”Winter Lamb”. No spoilers.
Noir Lover: Just stop drinking water so we can have a data center
Dan near StL: Yes to not washing cars.
estebangrande:
↳ Song: "radiation ruling the nation (protection dub)" by ...
hi Trouble, i had a friend who loved massive attack, got this album and hated it. she gave it to me and it became one of my favesFranny R: The best thing NJ can do is get rid of all these stupid lawns and golf courses
Wyatt aka Mr. Shiny: trouble with the truth nukes this am
Crownless Gander: Drug = capitalism
Dan near StL: Bottled Water
three-hour brunch friend: maybe we are all already sheep
Wyatt aka Mr. Shiny: the microplastics
Wyatt aka Mr. Shiny:
↳ Crownless Gander @10:11
factsestebangrande: the flouride
Handy Haversack: Also, "we" NEVER said yes. It was done TO us.
Crownless Gander:
↳ Crownless Gander @10:11
It's more of a virus, really.WinksFMU: Good luck saying no to your corporate masters once they control your entire digital life and have drones and robo cops
Handy Haversack:
↳ Trouble @10:07
I've been to the JC Word since it's the sibling store to my local bookshop but never Dungeon Books, which is directly up my alley. Will have to check it out next time I'm wandering around JC.Mark Hurst: Totally agree about the data centers. See also from the Guardian, "backlash as Utah approves datacenter twice the size of Manhattan" - www.theguardian.com...
Alanthepainter: Love you big Trouble!
Dan near StL: Exquisite Cover!
regina j:
↳ estebangrande @10:12
NJ ranks 49th for fluoridation. Only 16% of the state has fluoride in their municipal water supplies. I wish we had it in JC: better dental health for the kiddos.Tim in Seattle: You need to play "How Is It We Are Here" from A Quesrion of Balance by The Moody Blues. They understood the environmental issues back in 1970.
Philip: never heard this! right on! thx
Noir Lover: Recent polling...7 /10 americans don't want data centers www.semafor.com...
regina j:
↳ Mark Hurst @10:13
Absolutely horrifying.Handy Haversack:
↳ Song: "Caroline Says" by "guilty razors"
Honestly, the shipping to the US isn't too terrible for this one!bornbadrecords.bandcamp.com...
regina j:
↳ Franny R @10:11
Yes, yes, yes. 🎯Webhamster Henry:
↳ Song: "yesterday once more" by "the shaggs"
Shaggs + Carpenters = a winning combo!HyperDose:
↳ Mark Hurst @10:13
holey moleyalso, hi Mark!
Franny R: We all have to say NO. At the same time. Until everyone is on board and we do that en masse the billionaire authoritarians will have their way. Unfortunately I don't see that happening any time soon.
PC77:
↳ Song: "yesterday once more" by "the shaggs"
Omg the shaggs! My day is complete!Dan near StL: Shaggs had to inspire Roches
Crownless Gander:
↳ Franny R @10:16
I can't even get my coworkers to stop having AI write their emails.Rich314: Recommend Clara Mattei's "Escape from Capitalism"
www.claramattei.com...
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Dan near StL @10:16
worlds apartFranny R:
↳ Crownless Gander @10:17
☹️Dan near StL: Their DIY
Nate from Salem MA:
↳ Song: "yesterday once more" by "the shaggs"
new hampshire's finestBusbiker: sweet sounding version
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Dan near StL @10:18
Roches started out as Paul Simon's backup singersCrownless Gander:
↳ Franny R @10:18
And I work for a non-profit whose stated mission is to make the world a better place!Charles in Chicago:
↳ Charles in Chicago @10:19
then their first LP was produced by Robert Fripp. Not really DIY IMOAndres:
↳ Mark Hurst @10:13
Another good one from them yesterday: Beware what you tell your AI chatbot. It’s not a shrink – it’s a snitch.Kat in the chat: Why the hell does my employer block bandcamp links?
Philip:
↳ Noir Lover @10:15
I sure don't.Dan near StL: I meant prior to ever recording. I know their history, seen the 3 of them live.
Handy Haversack:
↳ Kat in the chat @10:21
Just to be mean?Philip:
↳ Handy Haversack @10:15
Right on.Dan near StL: Park West, with animated film of them behind them. Great show.
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Noir Lover @10:15
But is it a NIMBY thing? people want the services data centers provide but they don't want the physical plant in their neighborhood?PC77: The Watertown H.S. (Wisc.) school board just banned the school band from playing an instrumental composition- a song with no words, mind you- because it has "LGBTQ+ ties" www.msn.com...
Kat in the chat: Apparently, Handy. They also don't allow the reply function on this here comments board (although once in a while it mysteriously shows up)
Tim in Seattle: Roches "Hammond" is beautiful. Great Fripp guitar as well.
StringOFperils: The first Roches album mentioned is actually the second. Maggie and Terre released Seductive Reasoning in 1975
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Dan near StL @10:21
Ok, not here to argue but I don't hear a lot of similarity between the Wiggins sisters and the Roche sisters. I think the Roches remind me more of the Andrews sisters TBH. But it's just opinion.Cemetery Dave: Here's a story about water, It had me asking why would the city want to sell it's publicly owned water utility. This is where I live. Dodgy as feck all.
centraljerseyan.com...
Charles in Chicago:
↳ StringOFperils @10:25
yes but that was not credited to "The Roches" it was "Maggie and Terre Roche"Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:23
I sing that song every time I drive past Hammond Indiana! (But I'm sure they were singing about LA not IN)StringOFperils: Okay. Sigh Never mind. It was all based on Martin and Lewis and the Soviet space program; at least that much is essential
Tim in Seattle: Terry Hall and The Specials do a great version of "Hammond Song".
Bongos Nachos: Simon is a king!
Charles in Chicago:
↳ StringOFperils @10:27
:-)WoodsOfMaine:
↳ Song: "yesterday once more" by "the shaggs"
Dang it, I missed the shaggs.Rich in Washington:
↳ Song: "mushroom trip" by "Pauline Anna Strom"
This is lovelyAndres:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:29
Had to look that up. The Colourfield. Nice.Busbiker:
↳ Song: "mushroom trip" by "Pauline Anna Strom"
this goes nice with my teaRich in Washington:
↳ Kat in the chat @10:21
Oh, that's a drag!Umberto Jr.: Was this released with the UFO files?
still b/p:
↳ Song: "mushroom trip" by "Pauline Anna Strom"
"Mushrooms communicate through underground networks of filamentous structures called mycelium using electrical impulses." They say they send "word"-ish messages, but I like to think the message flow sounds like this.Charles in Chicago: RVNG did a few nice reissues of Pauline Anna Strom's music. Recommended.
Charles in Chicago: igetrvng.com...
WoodsOfMaine:
↳ Charles in Chicago @10:38
This is reminding me of Jarre's "Oxygene"Noir Lover:
↳ Charles in Chicago @10:23
NIMBY sure, when there is a data center proposal in their town. But a negative stigma has settled in about data centers that crosses political lines. People think they are gross.Charles in Chicago:
↳ Noir Lover @10:40
I think I came across wrong. I think data centers are toxic and should be stopped, or at least better regulated. But people have to give up their love of the services that data centers provide. It's not just AI, it's all the social media, e-commerce, etc. AI of course is taking it to a higher level, but the data centers were there before AI existed.Crownless Gander:
↳ Noir Lover @10:40
NIMBYism can be very useful when it comes to organizing across political lines against destructive big business. Then you just need to convince the successful organizers to progress towards "not in ANYONE'S back yard."PC77:
↳ Charles in Chicago @10:42
I was fine with the services before AI showed up.Tim in Seattle: Charles in Chicago, yes The Colourfield. Sorry, my brain is just waking up.
Cemetery Dave:
↳ Cemetery Dave @10:25
Please be mindful of what goes on in your own community. What goes on behind closed doors may surprise you. Corruption is more common than one thinks.Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:44
Hmm? Maybe another cup of coffee... I hear they have good coffee in SeattleBusbiker:
↳ Song: "erbarme dich" by "sophie tassingnon"
song makes me think of immense stained glass windowsTim in Seattle: I make my own coffee. I got spoiled working in Napoli, Italy.
PC77: Reminds me of Hildegard of Bingen's compositions.
Tim in Seattle: PC77, yes this is really nice.
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:50
cool. do you roast your own beans too?Mick:
↳ PC77 @10:23
That is... insanity.Maybe a sliver of silver lining in that it's likely to get widespread attention and have an unintended impact. Possibly better for LGBTQ+ advocacy than if they'd just let the band play on...
Kat in the chat: Will cosign with Charles in Chicago on the RVNG Intl reissues of Pauline Anna Strom, well worth having in one's collection.
Bones:
↳ Song: "One Kind of Forever" by "Field Commander Ali"
Really loving everything I've heard from FCA so far, she's so goodTim in Seattle: No, I'm not set-up for that. We have some good local roasters other than Starbucks. Not a fan of corporate coffee.
Peter: TUNE THAT FUCKING THING
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:56
oh plenty of other great options!!!! i've visited your city once or twiceCharles in Chicago:
↳ Charles in Chicago @10:56
wouldn't set foot in Starbucks if it was the last place on earthTim in Seattle: I used to go to Chicago often when I lived in Missouri and Kansas. I am good friends with Barry Phipps of The Coctails.
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:58
Interesting. I actually don't know that band but I see Archer Prewitt was part of the lineup. I'll check them out.WoodsOfMaine: We have some great local roasters right here in nowhere-ville. Starbucks? I don't think so.
PC77:
↳ Mick @10:54
Particularly because there are no lyrics to the song- it seems the school board's got an uphill battle if someone challenges their ban. govfacts.org...Hugo (NL): Hey Trouble!
My wife had the exact same wishfor mothers day, so we also went to the sheep detective movie.what a coincedence!
steveo: Good morning, Trouble and troubladours. Better late than never!
Tim in Seattle: I like Archer's solo releases. I know all those guys.
Trouble: good job @ hugo!!
PC77: My library does not have kanopy. Very disappointing.
Handy Haversack: Another set starting off with Born Bad!
Handy Haversack:
↳ PC77 @11:09
As I recall, the NYPL decided not to work with Kanopy because they didn't think its privacy protections were robust enough.PC77:
↳ Handy Haversack @11:10
Good to know. I'm not so disappointed now.eric from lake hiawatha: Give me some Philly Soul
Busbiker:
↳ Song: "alone too long" by "Daryl Hall & John Oates"
might be better than their more popular stuffTim in Seattle: Have you heard the alternate version of Robert Fripp's Lp "Exposure" with Daryl Hall doing the vocals? He and Fripp are good friends. Fripp has been on Daryl's Place a couple times.
Handy Haversack:
↳ Tim in Seattle @11:17
He plays on Hall's Sacred Songs, too, right?eric from lake hiawatha: Thanks Tim I will check that out and I did see Fripp at the house!
crei6hton: Boom
still b/p: If you'd told me in the 70s or 80s about a personal and musical friendship between Fripp and Hall, my brain woulda short-circuited.
crei6hton: Happy Thursday everybody
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Handy Haversack @11:18
Fripp plays on it and produced it. It was part of Fripp's "MOR Trilogy" which also included Exposure and Peter Gabriel IICharles in Chicago:
↳ still b/p @11:23
Fripp's "Exposure" came out in 1979 and Hall was all over itCharles in Chicago:
↳ still b/p @11:23
also, Phil Collins played on Eno's "Another Green World".... in case you didn't know. Fred Frith has a list of "Drummers I've Played With" and it includes Collins b/c Fred played on that record too....Charles in Chicago: Don't know if they were "friends" though :-)
regina j:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:26
A few people I've worked with over the years know Collins well and say that he's an absolutely wonderful guy, for whatever that's worth. They're both women I respect and trust, so make of that what you will.still b/p:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:26
Yes, knew from years back about Collins on that record. Of course, further back, at the time I bought it and listened regularly, who was baby Phil to the wider world?Charles in Chicago:
↳ regina j @11:29
I have no trouble believing Phil Collins is a nice guy. He's a good drummer too. I just don't like his pop songs.PC77:
↳ Song: "stop" by "valery allington"
Crankin' up the SansuiToothgrinder Tom: @crei6hton happy Thursday to you, good sir!
Tim in Seattle: The version of Gabiel's " Here Comes the Flood" on Fripp's Exposure is my favorite version.
steveo: I've never played with Collins or Fripp 😞
regina j:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:30
Fair enough! I didn't think I liked post-Gabriel Genesis until Clay played "Turn It On Again." I think i'm getting kinda soft in my old age. ha!still b/p:
↳ steveo @11:31
...so far.tonyb: Sansui 9090DB? : ) mine went boneyard years ago.
Bones:
↳ Tim in Seattle @11:17
Woah where could one find this? I love Sacred Songs and am stoked at the notion that Exposure with Hall on vocals existsCharles in Chicago:
↳ regina j @11:31
Gonna have to dig out "Exposure" after the show. Yeah, I'm getting soft too, I even like Steely Dan nowHandy Haversack:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:32
::GASP::Has Karl gotten to you?!
Tim in Seattle: I have the 2CD version of Exposure which features Hall heavier on disc 2 mix.
Bones: Noted, thanks Tim. I'm gonna have to track that down!
a guy in Richmond:
↳ Song: "jam II" by "Rick Asikpo and Afro Fusion"
Does this lean on "Do What You Like" by Ginger Baker's Air Force?Charles in Chicago:
↳ Tim in Seattle @11:34
Jeez: "In 2022, DGM released Exposures, a massive 32-disc box set (25 compact discs, 3 DVD discs and 4 Blu-ray discs) featuring all four versions of Exposure"Tim in Seattle: I have been on an early Steely Dan kick. I lost interest after The Royal Scam. At least stop buying their stuff. Too many newer bands turning my head in those days.
Handy Haversack:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:34
YowzaCharles in Chicago:
↳ Handy Haversack @11:36
Who's got time (or space) for that?regina j:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:32
Ha: my husband loves Steely Dan, and I recently realized that I've started liking them too. Crazy. I freely admit that once upon a time, I would never have even entertained listening to "Can't Buy a Thrill" or anything by Genesis after PG's tenure, but things have changed. I still draw the line at certain bands, though, much to my prog-loving husband's disappointment.Bones:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:34
I was just reading about that. That might be overexposure for me (where's the drum emoji when ya need it)Kat in the chat: I'm Team Gabriel for the most part, but "Turn It On Again" is pretty catchy.
Charles in Chicago:
↳ regina j @11:37
yeah... when I was a teenager i identified as a punk and what you listened to partly defined you. as an adult music is just something i enjoy, not part of my identity. it's better this way.Tim in Seattle: I saw that when it came out but 32 disc's is too much. I am sure there is some interesting stuff on it. Just like all those mammoth reissued of King Crimson stuff.
Bones: The way listening habits change as one ages is pretty fascinating to me. Also as a radio DJ, my listening has skewed intensely toward evaluation over enjoyment (i.e. how could I fit this in on a show or in a live set) which I have to actively work against when I'm listening for pleasure
Kat in the chat: And I love Exposure but I can't carry around 32 discs of it at this point. ai yi yi.
regina j:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:38
So much better. But I distinctly remember how much what you listened to defined you, especially in high school and college. It was almost tribal. That said, I'm still friends with the punks I met in HS and college, so I suppose that says something.still b/p: So an FMU listener should organize listening getaways: 3-5 days at a lakeside cabin for immersion in /exposure to nature, peace and the "Exposure" collection. Participation in discussions/assessments is voluntary.
Threemoons 🌒🌕🌘: Hey all. Working away through a very fierce cold/flu so not too active on the boards this week but wanted to stop in and say hi, and loving the tunes.
Peter from Saranac Lake NY:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:34
I bought the 2-disc Exposure set to replace the original Exposure LP. I like the idea of the DGM box sets, but uff, the cost. Also just bought an updated 2-disc set of Fripp and Eno's No Pussyfooting. I heard a new cut from that on Fabio's showHandy Haversack:
↳ Kat in the chat @11:40
Your employer ALSO doesn't let you bring your 32-disc-changer Discman to work? Kat, it's time to look for something new!Charles in Chicago:
↳ Peter from Saranac Lake NY @11:41
Did you know Robert Fripp has 2 cats named "Fripp" and "Eno"? Funny but also a bit weird if you ask me!Tim in Seattle: I was wondering about the 2 disc version of No Pussyfooting.
Barclay: Great show today, thank you
PC77:
↳ Song: "ani kewa jo" by "mona finnih"
Did Talking Heads riff off of this?Handy Haversack:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:42
If I suggested naming a pet "Handy," I would receive an intensely withering stare. Toyah might want to work on that!Kat in the chat: I work from home, Handy :)
Handy Haversack:
↳ Song: "facing east" by "79.5"
Nice. We just got tix to see them 6/12 at Pianos.Tim in Seattle: Cheers y'all. I have to get to work cleaning the house. Great show. I'll still be listening.
Kat in the chat: I could go for those 2 disc sets
Bones: The No Pussyfooting 2xCD I have sounds great, the extra material is Heavenly Music Corp at half speed and then the entire record in reverse
Peter from Saranac Lake NY:
↳ Charles in Chicago @11:42
Actually, I didn't know that! From what he posts online, I thought he and Toyah were partial to rabbits!still b/p:
↳ Kat in the chat @11:40
Like the ol' story about producer Hal Wallis sending Jack Warner (of the brothers studio) "a copy of the lengthy best-seller 'Anthony Adverse' for consideration as a film. It was returned with the note: 'Read it? Hell, I can’t even lift it.'"Peter from Saranac Lake NY:
↳ Bones @11:44
It's the reverse stuff that Fabio played. 🤌 Awesome.Peter from Saranac Lake NY:
↳ Tim in Seattle @11:42
Buy it. Trust me, even though used to be a salesman.Fishtown Mike: Great show Trouble! Thanks!
Mike in Montreal: Mikes agree; great show, thanks
Rob (Jerzcity): 30 Helens likely agree as well, I know I do
Handy Haversack: Ugh, Hachette:
www.publishersweekly.com...
Threemoons 🌒🌕🌘: I'm behind on the specifics of chat, but lately I have been on an Afrofuturism binge as well as a an old school prog binge
Charles in Chicago:
↳ Peter from Saranac Lake NY @11:45
oops they are rabbits not cats! www.loudersound.com...PC77:
↳ Song: "spring" by "Saint Etienne"
Love me some Saint EtienneTrouble: see you next week, thanks for sitting in
Cemetery Dave: Enjoyed the show, Trouble. Cheers.
Tim in Seattle: My turntable can p look at Lp backwards and I can adjust the speed. I have done that several times. Keith Jarrett organ works are awesome backwards.
Handy Haversack: Trouble, this was really one for the ages! Great show! Heaps of thanks.
chresti: Thans Trouble!
PC77:
↳ Trouble @11:51
Thanks for another thoroughly enjoyable show Trouble- have a lovely week!morphe': Thanks Trouble and all ..
Fishtown Mike: Btw, definitely going to look into "Three Bags Full", sounds just my speed!
Kat in the chat: Thank you Trouble! Great tunes and nice chat today.
Charles in Chicago: Bye everyone! Thanks!!
bradford: Thank you, Trouble!
Crownless Gander: What, it's over already? Holy cow, that went by fast! Thanks, and have a great day, everyone.
Rich in Washington: Thanks, Trouble! Wonderful show this morning!
Mick: Wowowow super show! Running around too much to weigh in the way I'd like, but super show, @trouble!
Tim in Seattle: Thanks Trouble, great show and you have interesting listeners .
LT: Really perfect show today! Much needed here in DC ❤️
sophie in vt: such an incredible show. just what i needed for this grumpy little day!