Artist	Song
the binary system	generator
mission of burma	wounded world
consonant	blissful
the new year	chinese handcuffs
thalia zedek	1926
victory at sea	mary in june
mary timony	musik and charming melodee
the spells	the age of backwards
sleater-kinney	all hands on the bad one
quasi	drunken tears
heatmiser	plainclothes man
birddog	killer
jim o'rourke	life goes off
sonic youth	eric's trip
free kitten	teenie weenie boppie
pavement	zurich is stained
preston school of industry	caught in the rain
etienne de rocher	out to sea
tom waits	alice
canned heat	let's work together

Comment:

each track features at least one musician from the track before it (except, of course, track 1). and here's the rundown: the binary system is the brain-child of roger miller, guitarist of mission of burma whose bassist, clint conley, fronted consonant toward the end of mob's 22-year hiatus. consonant guitarist and backup vocalist, matt kadane (of bedhead), does vocals and guitar for the new year. the new year's drummer, chris brokaw (also of consonant), drums for thalia zedek who is also backed by mel lederman, bassist for victory at sea whose drummer, christina files (also the drummer of the swirlies), provides percussion for mary timony. mary timony formed the spells with carrie brownstein, vocalist and guitarist of sleater-kinney whose drummer, janet weiss, started up a band called quasi with her then-husband, sam coomes, ex-bassist for heatmiser. heatmiser's leading vocalist, elliott smith, (in addition to his solo career) produced and appeared on several tracks by birddog including "killer". birddog's then-drummer, glenn kotche (currently of wilco), joined jim o'rourke on insignificance (the album featuring "life goes off") and several other projects of o'rourke of sonic youth. sonic youth's bassist, kim gordon, played in free kitten featuring bassist mark ibold of pavement. after the band's breakup, pavement's scott kannberg started up preston school of industry with jon erickson and andrew borger of etienne de rocher. borger provided percussion for tom waits' album alice which also features bassist larry taylor who can be heard in canned heat's (appropriately titled) "let's work together".

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