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Gregg August, Sandy Evans, & Phelan Burgoyne
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- Mark Helias' Open Loose "The Rocky Road" from Roof Rights (Self-released) 00:00
- Host speaks 05:45
- Mark Helias' Open Loose "Pick And Roll" from Roof Rights (Self-released) 07:41
- Family Plan "Seemingly OK" from Family Plan (Endectomorph) 16:41
- Landeck/Grau/Bonica "Fetter Engel" from Guerilla Jazz (Jazzhausmusik) 21:43
- Host speaks 26:31
- Strictly Missionary "Noise Disco" from Heisse Scheisse (Astral Spirits) 28:12
- Charles Rumback "Three Ruminations" from Seven Bridges (Astral Spirits) 34:38
- Mako Sica "Unravelling" from Garland Of Head (Astral Spirits) 40:10
- Host speaks 46:58
- Sandy Evans "Resistance" from Postcards From The Anthropocene (Eupcaccia) 48:28
- Irreversible Engtanglements "Storm Came Twice" from Open The Gates (Intl. Anthem) 59:06
- Host speaks 1:06:22
- Gregg August "The Bird Leaps" from Dialogues On Race Vol. 1 (Iacuessa) 1:08:17
- Gregg August "Letter To America" from Dialogues On Race Vol. 1 (Iacuessa) 1:15:45
- Gregg August "I Rise" from Dialogues On Race Vol. 1 (Iacuessa) 1:23:36
- Host speaks 1:33:58
- Anastasios Savvopolous "Paroxysms" from Convex Mirror (Aut Records) 1:34:44
- Jane Ira Bloom & Allison Miller "Tues Days" from Tues Days (Outline) 1:40:44
- Mehdi Nabti Prototype "Mencey" from Code Source (Self-released) 1:45:20
- Host speaks 1:49:47
- Phelan Burgoyne "Riff Raff" from Yazgol (Self-released) 1:51:10
- Phelan Burgoyne "Benny D" from Yazgol (Self-released) 1:55:40
- Paula Shocron, William Parker, Pablo Díaz "Ausencia" from El Templo (Astral Spirits) 2:24:45
- Host speaks 2:32:45
- Mujician "10-10-10" from Mujician (Cuneiform) 2:34:53
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