Artist	Song
Ghost	Regenesis
Neutral Milk Hotel	Marching Theme
Getatchew Makurya	Ambassel
Peyu Nikolov	Ala imash ochi (makedonska pesen)
(field recording - Alejandra & Aeron)	(fiestas la Magdalena)
Kemialliset Ystavat	Mustametsa
Algarnas Tradgard	There is a time for everything, there is a time when even time will meet
Mark Dwinell	Hazy, Rushing
Tower Recordings	Vokalis: The Fauna Inverts Itself In The Sway Of The Equinox Tower
Ekkehard Ehlers & Stephan Mathieu	Turkey Song
Bjorn Olsson	Visionen Vecklar Ut Sitt Landskap (The Vision Unfolds Its Landscape)
Nuno Canavarro	Untitled (Plux Quba track #5)
Gyorgy Ligeti/London Sinfonietta Voices	Hungarian Etude 49
Mika Vainio	Osittain (Partly)
Fille Qui Mousse	Gibet-Jasmine Ordination
Amon Duul II	Dem Guten, Schonen, Wahren
Arbete och Fritid	Ganglat Effer Lejsme Per Larsson, Malung
Fred Van Hove & Cel Overberghe	Kreem Gelas
Youngsbower	Welding The Sea
Trevor Wishart	Menagerie: Visions
Ester Brinkmann	Eros
Bernard Parmegiani	Metamorphose du vide: Jeux de configurations
Olivier Messiaen	Turangalila Symphonie: Turangalila 2
International Harvester	Dies Irae

Comment:

not trying to be willfully obscurist here, but there's probably not a lot on here that people are gonna know. so the story goes: Lottie, whom I rely on for all my non-musical good taste, insisted I go to the Adolf Wolfli exhibit at the NY Folk Art Musuem a few weeks ago - needless to say it made an impression. For the curious, I suggest doing some exploring on your own (here's a start: http://www.phylliskindgallery.com/self-taught/artbrut/aw/), but the short version is a institutionalized schizophrenic who created a 45 book, 25,000 newspaper print size page complete fictional world, densely packed with texts, poems, music, illustrations, and collages touching on everything from cosmic wars, scientific explorations, inventions, travelogues, maps, numerical charts, investment calculations, urban development, social and political platforms, transformation, redemption, catastrophe and regenesis, none the least of which is his recasting his autobiography as a saint. Given some of the past things I've thrown up on this sight, you may be able to see why I was just a little turned on - the mix is mostly just impressionistic, some of which immediately came to mind when we were there - lots of "colors", psychelics, folk songs, marches, pop culture, blurred and jagged lines and several deconstructed appearances of words + text (which were integral in all of Wolfli's stuff). The "regenesis"/"dies irae" (the latin death hymn) open/close wasn't not on purpose, though. btw, the image is Wolfli, "General view of the island Neveranger, 1911"

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