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Cuong Vu, Phil Schurger, Cluttertones and More
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- Simon Below Quartett "Wailing Wind's Story" from Wailing Wind's Story (Double Moon) 0:00
- Host speaks 09:01
- Cuong Vu Quartet "Alive" from Change in the Air (RareNoise) 10:58
- Dave Rempis "Sigu Tolo" from Ithra (Aerophonic) 19:53
- Eric Plaks "Theme 11-dedicated to Cecil Taylor" from Chrysalis (OutNow) 25:34
- Host speaks 30:56
- Phil Schurger"Nogah" from The Waters Above (Ears&Eyes) 32:28
- Thumbscrew "Unconditional" from Ours (Cuneiform) 43:55
- Host speaks 51:18
- m: Billie Davies Trio "Happiness" from Perspectives II (Self-released) 53:19
- Mário Costa "Illusion" from Oxy Patina (Clean Feed) 1:00:26
- Host speaks 1:07:39
- Ensemble Fanaa "Creation" from Ensemble Fanaa (Gold Bolus) 1:09:19
- Wojciech Jachna "4 Riders" from God's Body (Audio Cave) 1:17:22
- Ran Blake & Christine Correa "Lonely Woman" from Streaming (Red Piano) 1:24:47
- Host speaks 1:30:23
- Vince Bell "Nothing At All" from Ojo (Mulatta) 1:32:14
- Rocco John "Dial Up" from Embrace The Change (Unseen Rain) 1:36:25
- Bruno Tocanne "Canto I" from In A Suggestive Way (Instant Music) 1:44:24
- Host speaks 1:52:40
- Spinifex "Things That Occur" from Amphibian Ardour (Trytone) 1:54:21
- Jason Stein/Paul Giallorenzo/Frank Rosaly Locksmith Isidore "As Many Chances As You Need" from After Caroline (Northern Spy) 1:59:40
- Host speaks 2:03:54
- Schnell "Schnell III" from Schnell (Clean Feed) 2:05:38
- Der Lange Schatten "Serenata Maledetta" from Concurrences (Trouble In The East) 2:17:54
- Die Hochstapler "Every Bird Must Be Catalogued" from Plays The Music Of Alvin P. Buckley (Umlaut) 2:26:39
- Ensemble Fanaa "Yobati-Breath" from Ensemble Fanaa (Gold Bolus) 2:40:33
- Host speaks 2:47:04
- Cluttertones "Leeways Part I" from Leeways (Snailbongbong) 2:48:12
- Cluttertones "Leeways Part II" from Leeways (Snailbongbong) 2:53:38
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