recorded during a legendary Distructo session, features one half of PassKontrol (to be heard here on Alonetone).

i should rename this track... there. it became the sound track to a short film i produced called "Ztileeb". a film i'd be happy to share with anyone should they wish to see it. i've often used self recorded ambient sounds in my tracks. this…

a dance remix of a sinus infection and back problem.

We're creating a bunch of songs for a very small prayer shawl group - and this is one of them...

this song was constructed with 10 elephant samples and nothing else

Track originally by "The Black Keys"

Track originally by John Frusciante

Track originally written by Elliott Smith.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally written by John Frusciante.

Track originally by The Black Keys.

Track originally composed by Andrew Bird.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally composed by John Frusciante.

Track originally performed by Santana and Everlast.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally composed by Loudon Wainwright III.

Track originally composed by The Black Keys.

Track originally composed by Izzy Stradlin.

Track originally composed by Brian Vander Ark.

Track originally composed by The Black Keys.

Track originally composed by Ben Folds Five.

Track originally composed by Jon Brion.

Track originally by Andrew Bird.

Track originally by John Lennon.

Track originally composed by Jude Christodal.

Track originally by Jude Christodal.

Track originally by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists.

Track originally by Stone Temple Pilots.

Track originally by The Black Keys.

Track originally by The Black Keys

Track originally performed by The Black Keys

Track originally by Donny Brown.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally by The Black Keys.

Track originally called "Sweet Angel (Cowboy Waltz)" by Jewel Kilcher

Track originally by the Foo Fighters.

Track originally by Stone Temple Pilots.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally by Jewel Kilcher.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

Track originally by John Frusciante.

this song was made using only one sample

Every single sound source on this tune comes from a cheesy 70's Capitol Records promotional record. A great record, mind you, complete with faked dialogues between engineer and producer. At times, it's messy, so hold onto your faders.