Episode 45

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1. Owen Hewson — "Facelift" theme

2. System 7 — "Don Corleone" (from Golden Section, 1997)

3. Cloudshoes — "Supershiva" (from Tunnel In The Sky, 2016)

4. Caravan — "Frozen Rose" (studio outake, from In The Land of Grey and Pink 40th anniversary edition, 2011)

5. The Necks — "Blue Mountain" (from Unfold, 2017)

6. Placebo — "Showbiz Suite" (from Ball of Eyes, 1971)

7. Contrepoint — "Unfathomable Of The Seventh Time" (from the v/a compilation Puissance 13+2, 1971)

8. Koloto "Flavour of the Month" mix (put together for the Shika Shika Collective, January 2017)

• Cougar — "Lifetime Ranger"
• Yosi Horikawa — "Stars"
• Tor — "Days Gone"
• Edamame — "Tongue"
• Koloto — "Fox Tales"
• edIT — "Laundry"
• Memotone & Soosh — "Humble Joy"
• Kidsuke — "School Chimes"
• CloZee — "Dream Big" (Set In Sand remix)
• Ekoda Map — "Captain"
• Luo — "Sleep Spindles"
• Kidkanevil — "Inakunaru"
• Toe — "Goodbye" [featt. Toki Asako] (starRO remix)
• Petit Biscuit — "Sunset Lover"
• Seven — "Ark Floor"
• Squarepusher — "Iambic 9 Poetry"

9. Hugh Hopper — "Sliding Dogs" → "Lily Kong" → "Nozzles Tecalemit" (from Monster Band, recorded live in Bordeaux, 1974-03-20, released 1985)

10. Russell Gunn — "Bass Head Jazz" (from Russell Gunn Presents... Bionic: Krunk Jazz, 2006)

11. Luca Afrobeat Band — "Scream Afro" (from Scream EP, 2014)

12. Suzanne Ciani and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith — "Closed Circuit" [excerpt] (from Sunergy, 201

13. Robert Wyatt — Resonance FM "Latin Waves" interview (2017-02-12) excerpt 1

14. Robert Wyatt — "Yolanda" (from Work In Progress EP, 1984)

15. Robert Wyatt — Resonance FM "Latin Waves" interview (2017-02-12) interview excerpt 2

16. Robert Wyatt — "United States of Amnesia" (from Old Rottenhat, 1985)

17. Little Bulb Theatre — "Wail" (from Wail soundtrack, 2017)

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errata/clarifications: Resonance FM was indeed set up originally as a temporary station for the Meltdown festival on the South Bank in London, but it was in '98 for the festival curated by John Peel (not the 2001 festival curated by Robert Wyatt).