At long last, a new episode of the podcast is ready. As you'll hear, I've decided to format this one a bit differently. Rather than telling you the track listing in the recording, I'm just publishing it here for you to take a look at. Recording it seemed a bit redundant, and I think my voiceover disrupts the flow of the music.

track listing

Introduction
The first thing you hear is from an old record called Here Comes the Circus that I found at a used book store. The Japanese track after that is called Mushi no Aikata (Insect Interlude). It was performed by Nihon Ongaku Shudan (Ensemble Nipponia) with vocals by Ayako Handa. If it sounds oddly familiar to you, you've probably heard part of it sampled in the film, Blade Runner.

Yahel Sherman - Reality
This is a great track off of the Kinetic Records Tsunami compilation. Like many of my older records that have made the trip out to Burning Man a few times, this one was a bit dusty, so my apologies for the pops here and there.

Shpongle - When Shall I Be Free
I was originally planning an all-breaks show for this episode, but decided to go with a more psychedelic feel to celebrate the release of the latest Shpongle album, Nothing Lasts... But Nothing is Lost. If you haven't heard it yet, definitely do so. It's perhaps best expressed in the words of my good friend, DJ Psychotropic: "It's so good that I look back on my life before I heard it and pity myself. I am now more complete as a human being for having heard it."

Cosmic Baby - Loops of Infinity (Tripomatic Fairytales Remix)
I hadn't played this record in a couple years, but decided to dust it off and give it another listen. It's an old one from 1994, but I still like it.

Hallucinogen - Jiggle of the Sphinx
Hallucinogen is another of Simon Posford's brilliant projects (along with Shpongle). This is the last track on the album, The Lone Deranger. There's a small warning label on the back of the album that reads, "Not all of these albums contain evil vinyl, but some do." That about sums it up, I'd say.