Artist	Song
Recording of a Shuttle Lifting Off	Stock Recording
Lou Reed	Satellite of Love
Kraftwerk	Computer Love
Jon Brion	Here We Go
Our Lady Peace	R.K. 2029 (pt.2)
The Flaming Lips	One More Robot/ Sympathy 3000-21
Beach Boys	Let's Go Away for a While
John Lennon	Real Love
Psychadelic Furs	Love My Way
Cat Power	Babydoll
dios	Nobody's Perfect
Our Lady Peace	R.K. 2029
U.N.K.L.E.	Celestial Annihilation
Boards of Canada	Eagle in your Mind
The Clientele	Everybody's Gone
TV on the Radio	Satellite
Radiohead	Karma Police

Comment:

How many more sci-fi movies do we have to endure about the moment when robots reach consciousness and swiftly amass to conquer humanity? What this album presupposes is, What if they didn't? What if, when the first robot had a moment of consciousness, it was just a passing moment of reflection? This album takes you through the first robotic daydream that lasted a solid 0.4 seconds (computers think fast I guess) but is expanded in sound. Robot B-11 contemplates love and loss and how being a robot would complicate things, and he even contemplates robot stereotypes of being bent on human annhialation. If you want a fun mix of mostly indie rock, or like a quirky concept, give this a shot. Note: the Our Lady Peace tracks are actually just stock recordings that THEY used between songs on their album "Spiritual Machines"

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