the countdown continues. The 1499 records we all need to hear before the eschaton immenatizes.

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A program entirely focused on the band known as Can. Mostly live stuff, which, given that they never released a live album until long after their demise, means lots of originally "unofficial" recordings. Though most have since shown up on some kind of official release.

the countdown continues. the 1499 records we all need to hear before the eschaton immenatizes.

the countdown continues. The 1499 records we all need to hear before the eschaton immenatizes.

the countdown continues. The 1499 records we all need to hear before the eschaton immenatizes.

Another of Randophonic's contributions to 2024's Art's Birthday observances. A roughly one hour journey through a pile of production mistakes and misfires and other noisy overloads ... all the interest of continuing to bring the noise.

the countdown continues ... finally. The 1499 records we all need to hear before the eschaton immenatizes.

Various tracks that, for whatever reason, didn't make the cut for our latest countdown (the 1499 records we all need to hear before the Eschaton Immenatizes), but they're worth noting anyway.

something of a mixed bag program including a long exploration of the Toronto band known as FM, Philip Random's mega edit of Yes's Tales From Topographic Oceans (now fifty years old), and something of a tribute to Damo Suzuki (rest in perpetuity -- we'll expand on this in future).