Side A
Artist	Song
Brian Eno	An Ending (Ascent)
U2	4th of July
Bjork	Overture
R.E.M.	Emphysema
The Beatles	12-Bar Original
Belle and Sebastian	Fiction
The Beastie Boys	Son of Neckbone
Cornershop	State Troopers (Part 1)
Mark Mothersbaugh	Hardest Geometry Problem in the World
Sidney Bechet	Blue Horizon
Orbital	Adnan's
Low	Untitled song #12
John Hartford	I am a Man of Constant Sorrow
Bob Dylan	Suze (the Cough Song)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
George Gershwin	Rhapsody in Blue
Benny Goodman	Sing, Sing, Sing
Charlie Parker	Scrapple from the Apple
Miles Davis	Move
Thelonious Monk	Blue Monk
Charles Mingus	Ecclusiastics

Comment:

This was just gonna be sonic collage-type stuff, but I decided to push the instrumental "envelope." The title comes from Dylan's song, which closes side one when his smoke-charred lungs give out and he starts to cough, then tells the producer it was supposed to "fade at cough." The second side evolves from Woody Allen-type jazz to Spike Lee-type jazz. For DJ P, who is soon to leave Manhattan.

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