Artist	Song
Donna Summer	Love To Love You Baby
Rieflin & Gunn	Pray'r
Tim Buckley	Jungle Fire
Bob Drake	Dehydrated
Mayo Thompson	The Lesson
Shockabilly	Are You Experienced?
The Doors	Go Insane
Bob Chance	The Van Man
The 13th Floor Elevators	Doctor Doom
Mu	Blue Form
Syd Barrett	Two of a Kind
Bob Dylan	Mixed Up Confusion
The Nu Sounds	Black Sky & Blue Moon
Low	Fearless
Manishevitz	Back In The Day
Negativland	This Lovely Day
Bonnie Prince Billy	I Confess
The Beach Nuts	Cycle Annie
Harry Partch	My Heart Keeps Beating Time
John Greaves	The Price We Pay
Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges	Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser

Comment:

I'm probably a little bit trendy for a mentally ill fat guy. Try not to hold it against me.

Anyway, let's see. It took me a while to put this together, due to a surfeit of usable material. The title is derived from an obscure Robert Wyatt-related single not represented here. The Donna Summer track is the full 17 minute version. The Doors number is the only song I have heard by them that I've ever liked. Bonnie Prince Billy's track is a Kevin Coyne cover, from the latter's brilliant album "Babble" with Dagmar Krause. The Nu Sounds track is an unreleased doo-wop number from a band produced by Sun Ra, and is sublime. Space Doo-wop. The Beach Nuts were one of Lou Reed's bands with Pickwick Records before he was in the Velvets. I might have the Greaves song wrong- the tracks on my copy are all mistitled. The Bob Chance song I first heard on Negativland's "Moribund Music of the 70s" tape, and is delightful. Credit to Kim Sorise's radio show for turning me on to the Nascimento/Borges track, from the first Cluba De Esquina album.

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