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Close Your Eyes And Make Believe You Can Do Whatever You Please: Transmission 150, 2014 September 9

Milestones: what are they? I remember wondering, in the beginning, whether this program would make it to episode 10. Here we are, at a robust 150, not feeling or looking a day older than 149. I thought I would try a new thing, that being a cassette, and where better to start than the excellent Meridians 2?

Were there glitches? Of course. Adventures in pronunciation? You betcha. Radio magic Cheating? HELL YES. This is a weird, wonderful episode, probably not the kind that boosts my credibility with the kids, but #YOLO.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 September 9, 2100-2300:

1. "Walk On By" | Isaac Hayes | Greatest Hits | Stax
2. "Si Fermir Ogrido" | A Certain Ratio | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
3. "M'bouran-Mousso (feat. Idrissa Soumaro)" | Les Ambassadeurs | Les Ambassadeurs Du Motel De Bamako, Vol. 2 | Sterns Africa
4. "The Abstract Dad" | The Nightingales | For Fuck's Sake | self-released
5. "Body Count" | Nocturnal Emissions | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
6. "Kali Wave" | Lee Gamble | Kuang | PAN
7. "Angel Sigh" | Spiritualized | Fucked Up Inside | Plain
8. "Two-Way Mirror" | Not Waving | Intercepts | Ecstatic
9. "Devolute" | The Fall | The Unutterable | Let Them Eat Vinyl
10. "Cross The Breeze" | Sonic Youth | Daydream Nation | Goofin'
11. "Live And Learn" | Trinity | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
12. "Meta-Harmonie II" | Jean Tinguely | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
13. "F.B.F.U" | High Heels Breaker | High Heels Breaker | Drumpoet Community
14. "Imagination" | Ravioli Me Away | The Inevitable Album | self-released
15. "Mission Control" | Karl Hector & The Malcouns | Unstraight Ahead | Now-Again
16. "When The Fields Were On Fire" | Virginia Astley | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
17. "Keys For Hanuman" | Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts | The Fight Within | Circus Company
18. "Perfect Secrecy Forever" | Pye Corner Audio | Intercepts | Ecstatic
19. "Archeology of Sound" | Derek Jarman | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
20. "minipops 67 [120.2][source field mix]" | Aphex Twin | Syro | Warp
21. "Jubilee Street - Live from the Sydney Opera House" | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | Give Us A Kiss | Bad Seed Ltd
22. "So What?" | Ulli Bomans | Riven | Shitkatapult
23. "Children" | Bruce Gilbert | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"
24. "Who Will Save The Tiger?" | Black Rain | Dark Pool | Blackest Ever Black
25. "Walk On By" | Mulligan & N. Smith | Meridians 2 | Touch | "Physical Evidence"

next time: moonstones, hollow waves, and octo realms. Enjoy the music! --kid catharsis

U_D_M Detour 8, 2014 July 18

[GUEST POST]

Guess who? C'est moi, Guy.

The dreaded "eight-song set" returns. I am a stubbornly imperfect human. The best thing I can say about this program is that at least no equipment or personnel were harmed in its unfolding.

I was having fun with titles on this day. They are important. And I truly am Guy Detachment LeBatard. You can look it up.

U_D_M Playlist, 2014 July 18, 1900-2000:

1. "Stars on the Sea - Blue Dub Version" | The Living Islands | The Pink Collection | Eskimo / N.E.W.S.
2. "006" | Christian Lisco | Thoughts | Komisch
3. "Vapour" | Special Request | Soul Music | Houndstooth
4. "Ezra Was Right - Kim Brown Iron Rave Remix" | Grandbrothers | Ezra EP | Film
5. "Sky - Scuba Remix" | Audion | Sky (Scuba Remix) | Spectral Sound
6. "Alright" | Savvas Ysatis | Archiv #08 | Tresor
7. "Leaving the Physical World" | Steven Tang | Leaving the Physical World | Smallville
8. "Detachment - Francys Remix" | Tobia Coffa | Get Over It | Amam

you said to me I'm out of my mind

U_D_M Detour 7, 2014 June 20

[GUEST POST]

LeBatard here, again. I do what I can to provide mindless, harmless images to mediate whatever social relations you find yourselves embroiled in. Sometimes the world wins. This was a terrible day, and terrible things happened, and I don't want to discuss them here.

Instead, let's talk about numbers. Here are nine songs. I am glad that it turned out to be nine. The number eight bothers me. It was not always this way. Those first three New Order albums--they each had eight tracks, and I considered them perfect. Precious memories! In my first few broadcasts I could not escape this number, but I have done so recently, and it is quite a relief. I am so finished with symmetry.

U_D_M playlist, 2014 June 20, 1900-2000:

1. "What Is Electro" | Snuff Crew | Behind the Masks | BPitch Control
2. "Surfering" | UNER | Tune 432 | DIYNamic
3. "In & Out" | Mercury | In & Out | Spiel
4. "Noughts" | Few Nolder | Private Drive | Silence Family
5. "Eglantine" | Hiver | Blue Aconite | Curle / N.E.W.S.
6. "Start Stop Dream" | Hector | The Hand of Hec | mobilee
7. "Pathfinder" | Throwing Snow | Pathfinder | Houndstooth
8. "Taqueria" | Marc Houle & Click Box | Razzamatazz | Items & Things
9. "Black Snow (Isolee Remix)" | Cavaan | Sign's | Treat Your DJ Right

be careful with phrases like "dead time"

U_D_M Detour 6, 2014 May 9

[GUEST POST]

It is I again, Guy. This is the last of my spur-of-the-moment programs. The people at WRFI have since tried to chain me to a regular schedule. It has been a spectacular failure so far, but the dream lives on.

On this night I was feeling particularly nostalgic, much to my embarrassment. Your feelings will, no doubt, differ. Kid Catharsis assures me that this recording makes a splendid backdrop for an hour on the treadmill. So, if you are into that sort of thing, de rien.

U_D_M playlist, 2014 May 9, 1900-2000:

1. "Big Sex" | The Anti-Group | Big Sex | Sweatbox
2. "Never Let Me Down Again (Aggro Mix)" | Depeche Mode | Never Let Me Down Again | Mute - Sire
3. "Skinflowers (Brain Forest Remix)" | The Young Gods | Skinflowers | Play It Again Sam
4. "Give Me Some Love" | The Love Corporation | Give Me Some Love | Creation
5. "Mama (Remix)" | The Wolfgang Press | Queer [TWP 3] | 4AD
6. "Interzone" | Psychic TV | The Magickal Mystery D Tour EP | Temple
7. "MTO" | New Order | Run 2 | Factory

it is forbidden to forbid

Seems Probably Unhealthy, But Anyway: Transmission 149, 2014 September 2

Here is a collection of many moods and energies. Not, despite what some would tell you, overly depressing, but boy have I become self-conscious about that. All feelings are part of life's rich pageant anyway, am I right? The mighty Spiritualized provide the special record of the night, and since the original spirit of "Physical Evidence" was to play a continuous set of songs, I went ahead and played an entire side.

Junior was tickled that I asked her to read something that was more or less dirty. I'm not sure I know where she is with that whole issue, but I'm trying to enjoy her youth and mischief while I still can. I am a horrible parent, I know.

NB Joseph Kabasele is from DR Congo, which is indeed part of "West Africa," no matter how you slice it.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 September 2, 2100-2300:

1. "Life's What You Make It" | Rowland S. Howard | Pop Crimes | Fat Possum
2. "Mokonzi Ya Mboka" | Joseph Kabasele, Grand Kalle | Le Grand Kalle: His Life, His Music | Sterns Africa
3. "Thread Laid Bare On The Ground" | Campbell Irvine | Removal of the Six Armed Goddess | Infrastructure New York
4. "Massa" | Ziguri | Kolsch-Schickert-Erdenreich | Bureau B
5. "Car Crash" | Tijuana Panthers | Wayne Interest | Innovative Leisure
6. "(The Assassination Of) Perito Moreno" | Valina | Container | Trost
7. "Swimming with Jack Lumber" | Blacksmif | 23 Waist | PTN
8. "Jo Nibunga" | Karl Hector & The Malcouns | Unstraight Ahead | Now-Again
9. "Braids" | Boska | Santa Cruz EP | Studio Barnhus
10. "Beautiful Liar" | Lydia Lunch / Cypress Grove | A Fistful Of Desert Blues | Rustblade
11. "Shine A Light (Clear Light / Clear Rush)" / "Smiles" | Spiritualized | Fucked Up Inside | Plain | "Physical Evidence"
12. "Irish Wake In Varanasi (for Big Pete Devlin)" | Peter Matthew Bauer | Liberation! | Kemado - Mexican Summer
13. "Way Round" | The Fall | The Unutterable | Let Them Eat Vinyl
14. "It Goes Up / Revenge" | Officer! | Dead Unique | Blackest Ever Black
15. "Providence" | Sonic Youth | Daydream Nation | Goofin'
16. "Rising Sun" | High Heels Breaker | High Heels Breaker | Drumpoet Community
17. "Mean It" | IMC Sun | Somtime EP | Transition
18. "Dub Everlasting" | Dub Club | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
19. "Fantomas: Le Faux Magistrat Part 8" | James Blackshaw | Fantomas: Le Faux Magistrat | Tompkins Square

next time: cassettes are assets. Enjoy the music! --kid catharsis

U_D_M Detour 5, 2014 January 10

[GUEST POST]

LeBatard dans la maison. This program happened so long ago that it has dropped out of the stream of history. Therefore it is new, now and always. Such are the wonders of dead time.

It may have embarrassed me to play "Palatial," knowing as I may have that Kid Catharsis played it at some point or other, probably more than once, knowing him and his issues. But I don't recall, so that, too, is irrelevant now.

The frozen evening on which this broadcast must have taken place was, no doubt, like all the others, except I was there, creating a situation. May such nights return soon. How I detest summers down here in the tropics!

U_D_M playlist, 2014 January 10, 2000-2100:

1. "Palatial" | The Love Corporation | Tones | Creation
2. "Wait" | Kyrill & Redford | Somebody | Burlesque
3. "Love Walls - Philipp Priebe Remix" | Ted Alexander | XXX | Stem
4. "Mmm Skyscraper I Love You" | Underworld | 1992-2002 | Junior Boy's Own
5. "Something from My Mind" | Echonomist | Blowback EP | Rotary Cocktail
6. "Presence" | Tobia Coffa | Get Over It EP | Amam
7. "Feel What You Feel" | LTJ Bukem | Journey Inwards | Kinetic

Absence now.

The Hall of Legends - John Peel: Transmission 148, 2014 August 30

This is actually the second time I've done an all-Peel Sessions program, but the first since I've started doing the "celebrity birthday observances" thing. The first such program, from December 2012, was early days--a ragged show but still one of the best I've done. At the time the "Hall of Legends" wasn't even a thing, though it would be very shortly. At any rate you probably don't need anyone to tell you why John Peel was important, or what he meant, to the world or to them personally--but just in case you do, my own testimony is at that first hyperlink. I've probably said this before in some way or other, but my nearest approach to that kind of greatness only happens when I play the music that Peel and his producers commissioned, and maybe also when I play things at the wrong speed or botch the segues.

On that note, there certainly were some glitches in this program, so I do consider it a proper homage. I didn't have Persephone riding sidecar this time, which would have been perfect, but I did have engineer Slade mucking about in the studio while I was trying to cue records. Sometimes he just hears that I'm on the air and considers that a green light to visit the studio and do some work. Don't get me wrong--we'd be lost without him. My show is mere bombast, after all, especially when I commandeer a time slot that isn't "mine." Still, is my show really as depressing as he says?

This is a bit of a departure for the Hall of Legends--prior to this induction, the Hall had been musicians-only [yes, even Ivo]. I wasn't anxious to branch out, and Peel seemed, as I say early on in the broadcast, "too obvious." What I really mean is that it's almost unnecessary--he's universally loved/respected/admired/whatever. Then again, he's not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, nor does it seem like he's about to wind up there, which seems like, I don't know, a bit of an oversight? In a previous life someone actually paid me to teach the youth, and one of the things I tried to impart was that Aristotle [as critic/theorist/"idea person"] was way more important to theatre than countless playwrights, actors, directors, and so on. This is true of John Peel and music and at the end of the day I guess I didn't care if I was just joining the chorus.

But no more DJs. That wing of the Hall has room only for one.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 August 30, 2000-2200:

1. "Do It Better" | Happy Mondays | The Peel Sessions | Strange Fruit
2. "In Fear of Fear" | Bauhaus | Spirit | Alfa
3. "Here Today" | The Chameleons | The John Peel Sessions | Dutch East India Trading
4. "5-8-6" | New Order | Mixed Peel | NME - Strange Fruit | "Physical Evidence"
5. "Coffin Ed & Grave Digger Jones" | The Flaming Stars | The Six John Peel Sessions | Vinyl Japan
6. "Scratched Bicycle / Smell Memory" | Mum | The Peel Session | FatCat
7. "Raquel" | The Specials | BBC Sessions | EMI
8. "No Escape From Heaven" | Curve | Radio Sessions | Anxious
9. "Blind Dumb Deaf" | Cocteau Twins | Garlands | 4AD
10. "Ride A White Swan" | T. Rex | Mixed Peel | NME - Strange Fruit | "Physical Evidence"
11. "Levitate Me" | Pixies | Pixes At The BBC | Elektra
12. "Apocalypse" | In Camera | Fin | 4AD
13. "Love Gets Dangerous" | Billy Bragg | Mixed Peel | NME - Strange Fruit | "Physical Evidence"
14. "Rich Kids" | Rich Kids | Winters of Discontent | Strange Fruit
15. "Felicity" | The Wedding Present | The BBC Sessions | Dutch East India Trading
16. "Land's End" | Siouxsie & The Banshees | Voices On The Air | Polydor
17. "Arthur's Farm / All I Want For Christmas Is a Dukla Prague Away Kit" | Half Man Half Biscuit | The Peel Sessions | Strange Fruit
18. "Smile" | The Fall | The Peel Sessions | Strange Fruit
19. "Naked Cousin" | PJ Harvey | The Peel Sessions 1991-2004 | Island
20. "New Rose" | The Damned | Mixed Peel | NME - Strange Fruit | "Physical Evidence"
21. "Enchanted" | The Wild Swans | Winters of Discontent | Strange Fruit
22. "I've Changed My Address" | The Jam | The Peel Session | Strange Fruit
23. "A Matter of Gender" | The Associates | Winters of Discontent | Strange Fruit
24. "Straight To Your Heart" | Loop | Wolf Flow | Reactor
25. "Start From Scratch" | The Nightingales | Winters of Discontent | Strange Fruit
26. "Fire In Cairo" | The Cure | The Peel Session | Dutch East India Trading
27. "Here Comes The Summer" | The Undertones | Mixed Peel | NME - Strange Fruit | "Physical Evidence"
28. "Hope Against Hope" | Band Of Susans | The Peel Sessions | Dutch East India Trading
29. "Radio One" | Jimi Hendrix Experience | The BBC Sessions | MCA

next time: keeping it "up and bouncy." Enjoy the music! --kid catharsis

I Have Done Bad Things On The Radio: Transmission 147, 2014 August 26

This program happened in the afterglow of the Breathless Hall of Legends induction, which was a long time ago now. I must have been feeling post-euphoric depression over the last month or so. Or maybe it was moving, or a lousy birthday ("Astral Projections and Suicidal Thoughts" indeed--I think maybe I am finished with them). Anyway, it's been a while since we last posted (or heard) a "normal" program--feels good somehow.

Whatever the backstory, there are some beautiful moments here. That's my daily affirmation. I am good at this sometimes. There's also some improvisation at the end, if I remember correctly, but I probably don't! Thanks for bearing with me.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 August 26, 2100-2300:

1. "Sussing - Miles Remodel" | Tolouse Low Trax | Toulouse Low Trax | Karaoke Kalk
2. "Gaping Void - Cacao Mars Remix" | Korablove | Gaping Void | High-Jack
3. "Moonfish Is Here" | The Royal Family And The Poor | The Temple Of The 13th Tribe | Mannequin
4. "7477" | Tigerskin with Till Von Sein | All Those Goodbyes | Dirt Crew
5. "$ixxx Harmonie$ Version" | Killing Sound | $ixxx Harmonie$ Version | Blackest Ever Black | "Physical Evidence"
   
6. "Det Gar Runt Igen" | Jarse | Det Gar Runt Igen | Fonal
7. "Poison Ivy" | Bleached | For The Feel | Dead Oceans
8. "Astral Projections and Suicidal Thoughts" | Alien Whale | Alien Whale EP | Care In The Community
9. "Victory" | Cornell Campbell | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
10. "(I Know) A Girl Called Jonny" | Rowland S. Howard | Pop Crimes | Fat Possum
11. "7th Seal" | Tijuana Panthers | Wayne Interest | Innovative Leisure
12. "Walking The Skies" | Bremen | Second Launch | Blackest Ever Black
13. "RYIIG" | Loops Haunt | IIVA | Black Acre
14. "Freylock" | Sean Pineiro | Saved Once Twice | KI
15. "Victory, Pt. 2" | Ranking Joe & Cornell Campbell | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
16. "I Was Born In An Ashram" | Peter Matthew Bauer | Liberation! | Kemado - Mexican Summer
17. "Tripmaker / Outskirts Of Infinity / Counter Clock World / Time Is Of The Essence" | Rosco aka Sterling Roswell | The Call Of The Cosmos | Media Roscom
18. "Nothing is Lost" | Minilogue | The Island of If | Cocoon

next time: Peeling out in the Hall of Legends. Enjoy the music! --kid catharsis

The Hall of Legends - Breathless: Transmission 146, 2014 August 19

We herewith induct Breathless into the BOMBAST Hall of Legends, where they join This Mortal Coil, The Wolfgang Press, The Dub Syndicate, A.R.Kane, Little Annie, Dif Juz, Prince Far I, Coil [part 1, part 2, part 3, and part 4], Billy Childish, Stereolab [charter members], and The Fall [charter members].

Some of you, I have to guess, are visiting for the first time, having been lured here by this special occasion. So--a special welcome to you. Poke around as you please. The hyperlink above will take you to a loose description of the Hall of Legends, and this page describes the "idea" of the show, such as it is. The prose you find everywhere on the site is mostly for my own entertainment, since this is my outlet; if you enjoy it, that's a nice bonus. Audio's at the bottom of the post if this is all TMI.

I'd like to think I'm past the "music reviewer" phase of my life, so "just listen" is my advice to anyone who wants to know what Breathless records sound like. Or, you can take it from Ari and file them away under "Space-Rock Melancholia," which is in the ballpark, I guess. While she sees "similarities" between the band's music and other records, I'm hard-pressed to find them [then again, the record store where I worked wasn't a Virgin Megastore in London, so maybe I've been listening to the wrong things, or not enough things]--this seems to be one of the unwritten prerequisites for Hall membership. And that the music must be "out of time" somehow.

However, my first experience of the music is rooted in a specific time. This would be the "Weird Summer" of 1987: first summer after college; reunited with "friends" from high school who now seem like "strangers," somehow; living in an apartment for the first time, and with not one but two ex-"girlfriends," all the while carrying on another ill-fated dalliance; whiling my days away at a dull job almost literally in the middle of nowhere; nonetheless not having enough money, and living on peanut butter sandwiches, it seems. My only consolation during this time was that the listening rooms at the radio station were often empty, and the records were free. Sometimes [Dif Juz, Wolfgang Press] I would search deliberately; other things [A.R.Kane, Little Annie] would fall into my lap. Breathless were one of the latter. Maybe, in my mind, I should start calling this the "Summer of Legends" and not the "Summer of Starvation," which is how I actually recall it. I was learning fast, as one hopefully does pre-twenties.

So I guess you could count me as one who's gotten through "tough" times [by First World Problem standards, anyway] with the help of this music.

As it seemed to do back in those days, time moved differently for different bands when it came to record distribution, so we got The Glass Bead Game a year late, albeit at the perfect time. Dominic talks about making music in which to lose oneself, and...YES. "Across the Water" and "All My Eye and Betty Martin," on side one, were enough. John Fryer and Blackwing aside, where on earth DID this sound come from? Not too long thereafter, a friend gave me Three Times and Waving when it came out--somehow that did make it over here quickly--and that was it, for life, I guess.

There were those two periods when the band seemed [to someone far removed] to be broken up, or on extended hiatus. But in the 1990s I was out of my mind, in graduate school. And in the oughts I was similarly chasing some ill-conceived, fruitless "professional" goal. Like a lazy Death Eater, I didn't look for Breathless when they weren't around, but was always happy when they were, and are. Remarkably--because I normally can't stand "comebacks"--Blue Moon and Green to Blue are two of their best. Even better, the margins are so thin it doesn't matter. The "worst" Breathless record, whatever that might be, surpasses most of what's out there to begin with. I look forward to 30 more years of hearing from Lady Catharsis that I play this music too much.

Finally--I didn't know about Tristram Latimer-Sayer's circumstances until I spoke to Dominic last week. My sincere wishes for a speedy and thorough recovery for him.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 August 19, 2100-2300:

1. "Come Reassure Me" | Breathless | Blue Moon | Tenor Vossa
2. "Heartburst" | Breathless | Chasing Promises | Tenor Vossa
3. "Everything Is Us" | Breathless | Green to Blue | Tenor Vossa
4. "I Never Know Where You Are" | Breathless | Between Happiness and Heartache | Tenor Vossa
5. "And So The Dream Goes On" | Breathless | Behind The Light | Tenor Vossa
6. "Don't Just Disappear" | Breathless | Don't Just Disappear | Tenor Vossa
7. "Stone Harvest" | Breathless | Two Days From Eden | Tenor Vossa
8. "Is It Good News Today?" | Breathless | Three Times And Waving | Tenor Vossa
9. "Pride" | Breathless | Two Days From Eden | Tenor Vossa
10. "Ageless" | Breathless | Heartburst | Tenor Vossa
11. "Across The Water" | Breathless | The Glass Bead Game | Tenor Vossa
12. "Walk Down To The Water" | Breathless | Blue Moon | Tenor Vossa
13. "The Next Time You Fall (Jim Sclavunos Remix)" | Breathless | Please Be Happy | Tenor Vossa
14. "Please Be Happy" | Breathless | Green to Blue | Tenor Vossa
15. "The Warmest Kiss" | Breathless | Nailing Colours To The Wheel | Tenor Vossa
16. "Just For Today" | Breathless | Green to Blue | Tenor Vossa

next time: i never know how to follow these up, so I can't tell you. Enjoy the music! --kid catharsis

Did I Use "Nice" Twice? Transmission 145, 2014 August 18

"Thick and fast"--doesn't necessarily sound good, depending on your perspective, but that is how we roll this week. "CAN YOU LIVE AS FAST AS ME?" Good damn question.

To keep the nomenclature consistent, I suppose this would be a "beta" program--a fill-in on short notice. "I like the haphazard shows," says Lady C, so she will be pleased [perhaps "was"--I haven't had time to ask!]. I hope this pleases you as well.

It's true, I have reached the point--maybe it's just a phase--where I feel I must apologize for getting on the air. So this program is full of that. Mercifully, I don't talk much. There are some good tunes on display here--even "Kingdome!" Pay special attention to the closing song. It merely hints at the greatness that awaits.

BOMBAST playlist, 2014 August 18, 1900-2100:

1. "Can You Live As Fast As Me?" | Information Society | The Insoc EP | Mannequin
2. "Prelude" | Dusty Kid | III | Isolade
3. "Dying City Remix (Dick Voodoo)" | Frustration | Dying Cities Remix | Born Bad
4. "Come Easy (feat. Sarah Palin) - Jimi Jules Alternative Remix" | High Heels Breaker | Come Easy | Drumpoet Community
5. "Dancehall Everlasting" | Blackout JA | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
6. "Kultainen Portti DD" | Jarse | Det Gar Runt Igen | Fonal
7. "Abyssal Plane" | Dalhous | Will To Be Well | Blackest Ever Black
8. "King Of Illusion Dub" | Jah Wobble Presents PJ Higgins | Inspiration | Sonar Kollektiv
9. "The Golden Age of Bloodshed" | Rowland S. Howard | Pop Crimes | Fat Possum
10. "Horn" | 18+ | Crow / Horn | Houndstooth
11. "Removal of the Six Armed Goddess" | Campbell Irvine | Removal of the Six Armed Goddess | Infrastructure New York
12. "Kingdome (feat. Rashawna)" | Lenny Randle & Ballplayers | Wheedle's Groove: Seatlle Funk, Modern Soul & Boogie, Vol. II 1972-1987 | Light In The Attic
13. "Campaign Refix" | Vtgnike | Dubna | Other People
14. "Can't Do Without You - Extended Mix" | Caribou | Can't Do Without You | Merge
15. "Girma's Lament" | Karl Hector & The Malcouns | Unstraight Ahead | Now-Again
16. "Instrumental" | Dub Club | Meaning of Dub | Stones Throw
17. "Oxygen" | Swans | To Be Kind | Young God
18. "Satanic Black Devotion" | Soft Pink Truth | Why Do The Heathen Rage? | Thrill Jockey
19. "Higher Electronic States - D'Marc Cantu Remix" | Richard Fearless | Higher Electronic States | Drone
20. "Rain King" | Sonic Youth | Daydream Nation | Goofin'
21. "Charge - Rich Oddie Remix" | CTRLS | Charge | Token
22. "Interlude" | La Femme | Psycho Tropical Berlin | Disque Pointu
23. "IILTN" | Loops Haunt | IIVA | Black Acre
24. "Fade" | Breathless | Behind the Light | Tenor Vossa

next time: the Hall of Legends! Enjoy the music. --kid catharsis