| Artist/Band | Track Title | CD/LP/EP/7"/Compilation |
|---|---|---|
| Pink Floyd | The Grand Vizier's Garden Party | Umma Gumma (Double LP), 1969 |
| Tajima Tadashi | San'an (Wish for an Easy Delivery) | Master of Shakuhachi (CD), 1999 |
| Omar Faruk Tekbilek | Manhem | One Truth (CD), 1999 |
| Aislers Set | Alicia's Song | Terrible Things Happen (CD), 1998 |
| The American Analog Set | I Must Soon Quit the Scene | The Golden Band (CD), 1999 |
| John Fahey & Cul de Sac | Magic Mountain | The Epiphany of Glenn Jones (CD), 1997 |
| Composer: John Zorn Performer: Marc Ribot |
Etude #5 | The Book of Heads (CD), 1995 |
| Fred Frith & Henry Kaiser | Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues | Friends & Enemies (Double CD), 1999 [re-issue of the Frith/Kaiser "With Friends Like These" (1979) and "Who Needs Enemies" (1983) albums plus bonus cuts; track is taken from "Who Needs Enemies"] |
| Mississippi Fred McDowell | Write Me a Few Lines | Mississippi Fred McDowell (CD), 1995 [recordings from 1962] |
| Richard Barrett | The Unthinkable | The ReR Quarterly Volume 4 Number 2 (Compilation CD), 1997 |
| John Butcher/Phil Durrant | Revolt | Secret Measures (CD), 1998 |
| U.S. Maple | Apollo, Don't You Crust? | Talker (CD), 1999 |
| Kill the Messenger | DNA | Detail (LP), 1987 |
| Spaceheads | Squat the Idea | Angel Station (CD), 1999 |
| The Space Cossacks | The Apes of Wrath | Surf Monsters (Compilation CD), 1999 |
| Rake | [untitled--track 3] | Resume the Cosmos (CD), 1998 |
| The Machine Gun TV | Sha-La-La | TV Violence (CD), 1995 |
| Max Brand | Fragment 1-5 | In Memoriam--Max Brand (Compilation Double CD), 1999 |
| Autechre | Pir | ep7 (CD), 1999 |
| Meat Beat Manifesto | Source of Uncertainty: 1996 | Convergence: Where Live Meets Electronic (Compilation CD), 1999 |
| L. Subramaniam | Lost Love | Global Fusion (CD), 1999 |
| Pointless Orchestra | Symmetry | Approaching Totality (CD), 1998 |
| Azalia Snail | Soul Clap | Soft Bloom (CD), 1999 |
| Benny Moré | Mi Saoco | The Voice and Work of Benny Moré (CD), 1996 [material from the 1940s/1950s] |
