Side A
Artist	Song
Rolling Stones	Sympathy for the Devil (excerpt played backwards)
Ives/Bernstein	Symphony No. 2 (final chord only)
Earl Nightingale	Our Changing World Show No. 5217 ("Quality Wins the Race") (excerpt)
Bob O. from Littleton, CO	"3rd Sunlight of the Spirit" (excerpt)
Ives/Bernstein	Symphony No. 2 (final chord only)
Sedona Training Associates	"Introduction to the Sedona Method" (excerpt)
White Stripes	Hello Operator
Morton Feldman	For Philip Guston, I. (excerpt)
Philip Glass	O pening (from Glassworks, 33 1/3 played at 45rpm) (fade in)
Bach/Gould	Goldberg Variation No. 1 (1955 recording)
Johnny Cash	Peace in the Valley (Live at San Quentin, 33 1/3 played at 45rpm)
Morton Feldman	For Philip Guston, 3. (excerpt)
George Jones	Who Shot Sam?
Earl Nightingale	Our Changing World Show No. 5154 ("We've Only Found Half the World's Oil") (33 1/3 played at 45 rpm)
Lou Reed	Intro to Walk on the Wild Side (Take No Prisoners)
Bob O. from Littleton, CO	"3rd Sunlight of the Spirit" (excerpt)
Sedona Training Associates	"Introduction to the Sedona Method" (excerpt)
Michiyo Yagi	Ai No Corrida
Sedona Training Associates	"Introduction to the Sedona Method" (excerpt)
White Stripes	Hello Operator (45 played at 33 1/3 rpm) (excerpt)
Rolling Stones	Sympathy for the Devil (excerpt)
Leonard Cohen	Field Commander Cohen (live 1979, Field Commander Cohen)
Erik Satie	Dessicated Embryos No. 3
Elton John	Get Back Honky Cat
Screeching Weasel	I Wanna Be a Homosexual
Cat Stevens	The Wind
Radiohead	Karma Police
Tim Cunnane	Mapping
Morton Subotnik	Silver Apples of the Moon (excerpt)
Bjork	Pagan Poetry
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Elvis Presley	Suspicious Minds
Bob Dylan	Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through Dark Heat)
John Cale	The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy
Miles Davis	E.S.P.
Jerry Garcia	Comes a Time
Frank Zappa	The Blue Light (cut)
Bob O. from Littleton, CO	"3rd Sunlight of the Spirit" (excerpt)
Christopher Penrose	American Jingo
Bruce Springsteen	Mansion on the Hill
Electric Light Orchestra	Another Heart Breaks
Robert Hunter	Prodigal Town

Comment:

an experiment in free form mixing arranged as if mine own imaginary 2 hr. radio show. familiar bases (Radiohead and Bjork por ejemplo) are supplemented by the new pals of VERY WEIRD found cassettes and radio station vinyl, serious garage sale rejects and found weirdnesses (the Sedona Method is some kind of new age weirdo motivational garbage with a kicking soundtrack apparently, sounds just like Boards of Canada but one of a kind/Earl Nightingale was some sort of weird radio personality with all kinds of proximity effect/The Bob O. is a recording of a motivational lecture from an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting found at an odd sale) It's all a strange hybrid that works together nicely and i try fuck around with time perception a lot by speeding things up and slowing them down and using the timeless koto music of Yagi and the Feldman as well as Glass in contrast with the speedfreak Bach interpretation and the country, etc. Tim Cunnane is a New College New Music celeb creating excellent synthesized soundscapes. Generally speaking, side A is bouncing round the room and side B is collapsed on the floor, though its all extremely self-reflective. In this case, communication is less than perfect, but sacrifice is the code of the road.

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