Rat Bastard's

TLASILA Chronicle
Self promotion is obsolete

In 1991, Tom Smith befriended South Beach local Frank "Rat Bastard" Falestra. Falestra offered to help record and mix the Peach of Immortality studio recording "Spatters of a Royal Sperm" in Nov-Dec 1991. Next Peach of Immortality "30-minuten männercreme" was assembled from January 1992 to November 1993. While recording the two quickly set about crafting a new sound based on a mélange of the former love of musique concrète, dub, '70s glam, free-improvised music, and the works of a variety of transgressive authors and filmmakers. Contributions of a handful of guest musicians (including L’Trimm’s Tigra DeRougemont, Tracie Phillips, Oscar Perez, King Felix and Harry Pussy’s Bill Orcutt and Adris Hoyos).  In 1993 Smith asked Falestra if he was interested in starting a new group(1) by first dropping the Peach of Immortality name on "30-minuten männercreme" recording and releasing it under the name "To Live and Shave in L.A". The name was inspired by a Ron Jeremy porno parody of the film To Live and Die in L.A.  They will also use the TLASILA name for the next recording and live performances, Falestra foolishly agreed with one stipulation that the next LP will have to have a new approach to recording.  In late 1993 both started performing live at Churchill's and recording the next LP "Helen Butte" vs. Masonna Pussy Badsmell a release where Falestra to this day was not given proper credit for his recording and mixing work. 1994 saw the release of their first compact disc, 1994's 30-minuten männercreme, and the addition of Oscillator player Benjamin Wolcott.  This line-up recorded everything from "Helen Butte" vs. Masonna Pussy Badsmell to "The Cortége". Falestra let Smith spend the down time hours in his studio so Smith could mix the 3rd LP "Vedder Vedder Bedwetter" which became Smith's least favorite Shave album. Falestra, of course, held the opposite point of view.  This was the first time TLASILA were able to recycle their own live performance recordings plus it included Don Fleming's recording at Waterworks in NYC and radio and live performances accompanied by Weasel Walter and Nandor Nevai from the 1996 tour.  A flood of recordings followed, many of which would not be issued until years later.  TLASILA were acclaimed as the most literary group to arrive on the avant-garde rock scene, they made no effort to dilute their lyrics or soften their approach. Falestra was an experienced audio engineer and guitarist-bassist with both manic technique and a penchant for throwing his instrument into the crowd. Smith wrote the lyrics, developed the sonic collages which served as the band's backdrops, and matched Falestra's stage aggression lurch for sybaritic lurch. They were initially associated with Miami's burgeoning noise-rock scene of the early 1990s, but neither To Live and Shave in L.A. nor their contemporaries could be so easily labeled.

After two U.S. tours in which transportation was supplied by Wolcott and Falestra, and the Tora Tora Tora! festival in Atlanta, Wolcott departed the group in 1996 due to personal conflicts with Smith.  Wolcott went on and joined another Miami group, Frosty. TLASILA as a live entity weathered numerous changes. Following a pair of European tours featuring Smith, Falestra, Nandor Nevai, Billy Taylor, Greg Chapman, Julien Betcourt and Andy Bolus. To Live and Shave in L.A. returned to America with their "PRE (R)ocktober 1999" tour, featuring a newly expanded roster that included Weasel Walter, Nandor Nevai, vocalist Liz "Misty Martinez" Armstrong. In 2000 Falestra introduced Smith to Gerard Klauder the proprietor and operator of The Smack Shire Label in which A&R creative consultants included Nondor Nevai & Smith.

The quintet split up following the NYC Beer & Sausage festival appearance in 2000. Walter, Nevai and Armstong split from TLASILA due to personal and financial conflicts with Smith.  Walter, Nevai and Armstong set up small tour as To Live and Shave in L.A. 2 and invited Falestra to go along.  Falestra went ahead and joined To Live and Shave in L.A. 2 only because it would look as if they had thrown Smith out of the band.  Angered with Falestra's decision to tour with TLASILA 2 and other clone bands, Smith tried to call a halt to the project in 2000 but the whole thing became a joke followed by a slew of clone releases and performances.  Afterwards, Smith formed the ensemble OHNE with Swiss performance art provocateur Dave Phillips, German noise-core musician Daniel Lowenbrucke and Swiss laptop specialist Reto Mader in 2002.

In 2002 after 5 years of Smith mixing and editing TLASILA's two-disc set, The Wigmaker in Eighteenth Century Williamsburg, it was released.  Wigmaker received wide acclaim, landing at the top of many critics' best-of lists, and setting in motion a reconciliation between the group's founders.

Falestra and Smith decided to revive To Live and Shave in L.A. during the mastering session for "God and Country Rally" in Miami Beach on December 30, 2003.  Falestra suggested that TLASILA should perform at Carlos Giffoni's No Fun Festival (which took place in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in March 2004).  After No Fun TLASILA assembled what many observers claim to be the best line-up in the group's history. Respected guitarist/producer Don Fleming (friend of Smith's since the mid-1970s in Adel GA) and Mark Morgan of New York's  Sightings.  Multi-instrumentalist Andrew W.K. joined the band in April 2004, and Ben Wolcott signed back on in late July 2004.  Chris Grier was brought in by Don in August 2004.  An archival disc (God and Country Rally!) and tour followed in September 2004. Their next studio album, the W.K.-Fleming-Smith produced Noon and Eternity (recorded at Sonic Youth's Echo Canyon facility in New York, and featuring performances by Thurston Moore).

TLASILA debuted the Noon and Eternity material in the nation's capitol in January 2005 at The Black Cat, at the Moore-Grier curated Noise Against Fascism festival, which featured like-minded artists such as Paul Flaherty & Chris Corsano, Kim Gordon, Nate Young and Twig Harper, among others.

In Aug-Sep 2006 a tour of Canada and a pair of shows New York City in support of their "chronological remix" compilation Horoscopo: Sanatorio de Moliere. Graham Moore was invited to lend his talents in August 2006.

Weasel Walter performed with TLASILA again during the collective's April-May 2007 tour of the States in support of their Les Tricoteuses collection.   Liz Armstrong rejoined the group on that excursion as well. Andrew Barranca joined in May 2007.

Liz Armstrong and Nandor Nevai recorded and performed with TLASILA in August 2007 during the sessions for "The Cortége" album.  Also former Peach of Immortality Mark Shellhaas, Kelly Jamison and Scraping Teeth drummer Dimthingshine also were included in the sessions.  Graham Moore-Fleming-Falestra produced "The Cortége" (recorded at Sonic Youth's Think Tank facility in New Jersey) was mixed by Graham Moore and Falestra in Miami Beach in December 2007 and by Don Fleming in November 2008.

Smith was presenting the group under web sites Myspace and Blogger, but contaminating it with his own personal matters, opprobrious opinions and nonnative music projects in which did not represent the views or music of the other members in the group.  Smith had planned a TLASILA Europe tour in April-May 2008 knowing full well that Falestra had already planned a tour the entire month of April with the Laundry Room Squelchers and Ben Wolcott just returned to work after a long union walkout.  Smith was asked not to use the TLASILA name on his personal tour of Europe but he went ahead and did it anyway ignoring the other members request in order get better venues and attendance. Smith returned from Europe and soon after Falestra told Smith to go fuck himself.

(excerpts of this chronicle were taken from past TLASILA interviews by Smith in Wire and Blastitude)

(1) Let me make this perfectly clear I would never have joined any pre-existing band of Tom Smith's. To Live and Shave in LA started as a new band between myself and Tom.  All other previous live performances and recordings were all presented under the names Tom Smith or Peach of Immortality (note the year on cassette cover photo on top of page). Tom Smith's claim to have started the band in 1990 is complete bullshit.  Tom used the same name from a demo project from 1990 (shown below) which had nothing to do with the band other than it was a title he always wanted to use for a music project.  In fact I never even seen or heard any of these tapes.  Below I post a set of loop demos he gave me in 1991 under the Peach of Immortality name.  This guy likes to rewrite history for some reason.  We started recording at my studio in 1991 and the band was established in fall 1993 at Churchill's Pub and its last event was in August 2007 in NYC.



In April 2010 Tom contacted Ben Wolcott and myself by email stating that an European promoter wanted TLASILA to play a festival for the amount of $2000.  The condition was that Ben and I had to be involved or no deal.  When we asked Tom when and where the festival would take place, he would not tell us.  How can we work with someone who is inviting us to a festival but will not tell us where it is and only tell us it's a set date sometime in May.  We also expressed in those emails that we wanted Tom to stop packaging and mixing in Peach of Immortality, various clone and unrelated demo projects with TLASILA recordings on his deceptive so called official websites and future releases. 



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here Tom Smith is trying to slip in his other projects with TLASILA recordings.
this is just more cut up short sound loops so it can give the illusion that all these recordings belong together.
as shown below all recordings in red should be excluded from being associated with core output of To Live and Shave in LA.

Show Fruit (Série B) 01:

Quince (6:32)

001 TLASILA - Mike Green's Loops and Constructions (1992)
002 POI - Arkansas/Vasta Mole Superbus Session (1992)
003 POI - Early Arkansas Roughs (1991)
004 POI - Live, Churchill's, Miami (20 Sept 93)
005 POI - Spatters of a Royal Sperm EP (1992)
006 TLASILA - Reverse Acid "Say" Loop (1993)
007 TLASILA - Performance Template No. 1 (1992)

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Wood Apple (7:13)

008 TLASILA - XS Musicfest Template (23 Nov 95)
009 TLASILA - Wigmaker Edit Template II (1995)
010 TLASILA - VVB Sessions (17 Jan 95)
011 TLASILA - Prostitution Heute! (1994)
012 TLASILA - Telemundo Sessions for "Helen Butte" (8 Dec 94)
013 TLASILA - Micro-Template (12 Feb 95)
014 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (8 Nov 93)

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Hog Plum (7:39)

015 TLASILA - Live, 1 and 12, Bradford, England (14 Feb 97)
016 TLASILA - God and Country Rally! (original edits, 4-7 Nov 95)
017 TLASILA - Pink Sock (CG's Spin.com mix, September 2006)
018 POI - Live, Churchill's, Miami (1 July 93)
019 TLASILA - Live, The Underground, Hamilton (3 Sept 06)
020 TLASILA - Original Demos Pt. 2 (July 1990)
021 TLASILA - Live, Empty Bottle, Chicago (13 Sept 04)

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Queensland Ebony (7:29)

022 TLASILA - Mungere Ugonotto (Ogromno Utegnute Compilation, 2009)
023 TLASILA 666 - Live, Klub Kocka, Split, Croatia (30 Apr 08)
024 TLASILA - Untitled (Microwave Windows Compilation, 2009)
025 TLASILA - WX (TLASILA/Sabreteeth Split, 2009)
026 TLASILA - Radio Edits, Miami (June 1991)
027 POI - Performance Template (30 Sept 93)
028 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (March 1994)

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Wild Mangosteen (8:15)

029 TLASILA 666 - Live, Cinema Oblo, Lausanne (12 May 08)
030 TLASILA - "And Hammer, the Crown of Thorns" (from original version of Where a Horse, 4 July 95)
031 TLASILA/KF 36 - "Like Trip Hammers" from Peter Criss vs. Peter Christopherson (1995-1998)
032 TLASILA - "ME 262," recorded for unreleased Bulb compilation, April 1995
033 TLASILA - "Blandina, Oberwilding '77" (live, Churchill's, Miami, 20 July 95)
034 TLASILA 666 - Live, United Club, Torino (6 May 08)
035 TLASILA - "I What Dampness Did," from Commnniinngggg! and Practis'd the Black Art (1996)

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Mamoncillo (6:53)

036 Born in East L.A. - from S/T cassette (2001)
037 POI - Rehearsal, Alliance Cinema, Miami Beach (31 Aug 93)
038 POI - "I Love Her All the Time" (from Arkansas/Limp: Four Final Mixes) (17-18 June 92)
039 POI - "Dark and Lovely" (from Limp/AK Samples) (12-92/01-93)
040 POI - "Detuned AM Static" (from Radio Scan) (19 Jan 91)
041 TLASILA 2 (WW) - Live, Pittsburgh, 2000 Tour
042 TLASILA - Side B (excerpt) - from Angel Cash (36 DD) and Carol Miller (44 DD), Who Are Lactating (1996)

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Korlan (6:40)

043 TLASILA - from Factory Transcription of Generics (8 Nov 93)
044 TLASILA - "Kopenhagen Lounge," from An Interview with the Mitchell Brothers Outtakes (1995-1996)
045 TLASILA - "To Backstab, to Schism" - from New Songs with Drug and Pornographic Themes EP (1995, unreleased mix)
046 TLASILA - excerpt from Greg Chapman's submissions for "The Wigmaker in 18th-Century Williamsburg" (1997)
047 Minsk Style Radio - excerit from Free Agency of Electron #30: TLASILA (18 Apr 02)
048 TLASILA 2 (GK) - "Untitled" from Commminggg! and rem'ber'd the first Man or Astro-Man Album (2000)
049 TLASILA - Part 2 (excerpt) - Other Criteria (2000)

Show Fruit (Série B) 08:

Calafate Barberry (7:03)

050 TLASILA - "Part 2," from 278 Magnolia #3 (1 June 99)
051 TLASILA - "Like Many Painters of Her Generation..." (from Isolated Now Waves split 12", 2008)
052 TLASILA - "Her Hair a Carress on the Heel of a Carcass," from TLASILA/Demonologists Split C-60 (2008)
053 TLASILA - from Original Demos Pt. 3 (July 1990)
054 TLASILA - "Organization of the Spleen," from The Lineaments of Gratified Desire (1993)
055 POI - "New Star! NSM" (live, Churchill's, Miami) (20 May 93)
056 TLASILA - "Instrumental III (composite)," from Cortege Test Discs (2008)

Show Fruit (Série B) 09:

Cucurbita Mixta

057 TLASILA - "Sweet Spot 4" from 9 for 502: Sweet Spot Hybrids (Shellac vs. Kenny G) EP (2007)
058 TLASILA - "weakness Spits" from 30-minuten männercreme (1994)
059 TLASILA - 1999 Tour: NYC (27 Oct 99)
060 TLASILA - Brutality Edits (TS solo), Atlanta, 7-8 Oct 97
061 POI - "Dim-Hous" (mix 2) from Dim-Hous Finals (17 Mar 93)
062 POI - Live, Washington Square, Miami Beach (14 April 93)
063 TLASILA - from Horóscopo: Sanatorio de Molière (2006)

Show Fruit (Série B) 10:

Pomelo (6:57)

064 TLASILA - Live, Lieu Commun, Toulouse, France (12 May 08)
065 TLASILA - Live, The Cave, Williamsburg (25 Oct 96)
066 TLASILA - Gaybomb track isolation from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
067 TLASILA - piano tests (TS), 5 July 03
068 TLASILA - Nandor Nevai track isolation from the Atlanta sessions for God and Country Rally! (1996)
069 POI - "S.H.P.," from Limp/Arkansas sessions, Miami (early 1991)
070 TLASILA - TS edits (17 Jan 97)

Show Fruit (Série B) 11:

Feijoa (12:37)

071/078 TLASILA - Live, The Lift, Brighton (Dylan Nyoukis' intro + background) (21 Dec 97)
072/079 TLASILA (Om Myth) - DJ Oborshnrytzaktvyzt edits, Jersey City, NJ (13 Aug 99)
073/080 POI - "Transubstantiated MC," from Everything That Arkansas Needs sessions (12/91)
074/081 POI/TLASILA - "Lovely H-Echt (Rogue)" (11 Nov 86/28 Jan 91)
075/082 POI - Samples (Miami Beach, 12 March 92)
076/083 TLASILA 3 - The External Organ (2000)
077/084 TLASILA - "Ideas Make Men Hard," from Demolition/Internment (Wigmaker vocal session, 23 July 98)

Show Fruit (Série B) 12:

Lychee (11:41)

085 TLASILA - excerpt from Patrick Suprlock's Cortege remixing sessions (1 Dec 09)
086 TLASILA 666 - Live, Sonic, Lyon, France (18 May 08)
087 TLASILA - "Feathered Thug (Spilt Milky Riot)" from unreleased Ron_Zed disc (2007)
088 TLASILA - "Hackworth" excerpt, Live, Churchill's, Miami (1 Oct 93)
089 TLASILA - "Lady L'Amour Movie" from Amour Fou on the Edge of Misogyny (2001, 7 Mar 07 TS remaster)
090 TLASILA - "The Incurable Convalescence" from Each Day Vomits Its Tomorrow (2008, AEN version)
091 TLASILA - Live, WNUR-FM, Evanston, IL (22 Oct 99, broadcast feed)

Show Fruit (Série B) 13:

Blackcurrant (10:14)

092 POI - Live, Churchill's, Miami (20 Sept 93)
093 TLASILA 1975 - ST (2001)
094 TLASILA - "Anti-Concordat for the Dakota Brothers," from TLASILA - ''23'' of 26 State and Federal Obscenity Determinations C-90 (July 1995)
095 TLASILA - "Premonitory for the Premonition" (28 July 06 TS remix) from Live, KAOS-FM, Olympia, WA (1 May 96)
096 TLASILA - "Laburnum (The Blond Collonade)," from Les poisons délectables (Tanzprocesz C-30, 2008)
097 TLASILA 666 - Live, Baukasten, Hannover (16 April 08)
098 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (29 Oct 95)

Show Fruit (Série B) 14:

Clove (13:03)

099 Lezet vs. TLASILA - "Travelogue Pt. 4" from The Wigmaker in 18th-Century Williamsburg Revisited (2008)
100 TLASILA - "Fragment 20," from Horóscopo Ghost Files (2006)
101 TLASILA - "Untitled 2," from Atlanta sessions for The Horror of Final Losses (20 Sept 2007)
102 TLASILA - "08" from God and Country Rally! original edits (4-7 Nov 95)
103 TLASILA - "Le Ceneri di...," from Duturo split CD-3 with Harshcore (2008)
104 TLASILA - "Jesus of Sables," live, Danny Jessup Show, Miami (14 Nov 95)
105 TLASILA - Live, The Attic, El Paso, TX (24 Apr 96)

Show Fruit (Série B) 15:

Saguaro (18:08)

106 TLASILA - "As-Sahab Dead Drop," split 7" with al Qaeda (2008)
107 TLASILA 666 - Gaybomb track isolation for as-yet-unfinished, Sickboy-produced album (2008)
108 TLASILA - "Cagoulard," outtake from Noon and Eternity (2004)
109 TLASILA - "Premonitory for the Premonition," live, Tora Tora Tora Festival, Atlanta (6 Dec 96)
110 TLASILA - "U-Waft," from Original Demos Pt. 2 (July 1990)
111 TLASILA - "03," from Original EE Template (1998)
112 WXYC-FM - Thursday Night Feature: TLASILA (21 Dec 06)

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16B (cempedak) (7:09)

113 TLASILA - Kopen Template (11-12 Feb 1997)
114 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (29 Oct 95)
115 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (1 Oct 93)
116 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (27 Apr 95)
117 TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (25 Aug 94)
118 TLASILA - Live, Cumberland Arms, Newcastle, England (15 Feb 97)
119 TLASILA - from "Parisian Supplement" cassette (22 June 98)

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17B (tōtara) (8:02)

120 TLASILA - "To Backstab, to Schism," from The Wigmaker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg (1998 assembly version, disc one)
121 TLASILA - VVB 2 (Wigmaker phantom track tests, 20-21 June 00)
122 TLASILA - "Dead Shanty Town Tease" from Wondrous, Failed Composites! EP (22-4 Nov 95, from cassette, repaired)
123 TLASILA - "Untitled Side B Edit" from Original Demos Pt. 1 (05-90)
124 POI - Live, Churchill's, Miami (20 Sept 93)
125 TLASILA - Live, No Life Records, Hollywood, CA (25 Apr 96)
126 TLASILA - "The Hustler," from Commmiinnggg! and Practis'd the Black Art (original template, 04-96)

Show Fruit (Série B) 18:

18B (texas persimmon) (13:34)

127 TLASILA - TS from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
128 TLASILA - BW from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
129 TLASILA - MM from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
130 TLASILA - GM from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
131 TLASILA - GB from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
132 TLASILA - TS from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
133 TLASILA - PS/DF/CG isolation segment from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)

Show Fruit (Série B) 19:

19B (midyim) (9:38)

134-140 composite edits from POI - Live, Churchill's. Miami (20 Sept 93) and TLASILA - Live, Churchill's, Miami (1 Oct 93)

Show Fruit (Série B) 20:

20B Neem (14:57)

141 TLASILA  666- Live, Klub Kocka, Split, Croatia (30 April 08)
142 TLASILA - Untitled outtake from Noon and Eternity (2004)
143 TLASILA - "Bright Lights, Theatre, Furs" from The Cortege (TS remix, 4 Oct 08)
144 TLASILA - from Remix EP #315 (Malange Adama Baroza vs. Soledad Bravo) (27 Feb 09)
145 Born in East L.A. - from Born in East L.A. (2001, CS)
146 TLASILA 2 (WW) - Live, Rochester, 2000 Tour
147 TLASILA - "I Used to Pay a Heavy Bride" master edit, from Generics and Loops (8 Nov 93)

Show Fruit (Série B) 21:

21B (atlantic giant) (15:29)

148 TLASILA - Live, Springwater, Nashville (28 Apr 07)
149 TLASILA - Live, Rhinoceropolis, Denver (30 Apr 07)
150 TLASILA - Live, Rendezvous Lounge, Seattle (1 May 07)
151 TLASILA - Live, Rotture, Portland (2 May 07)
152 TLASILA - Live, KFJC, Foothills College, San Jose (4 May 07)
153 TLASILA - Live, The Smell, Los Angeles (6 May 07)
154 TLASILA - Live, The Turf Club, St. Paul (9 May 07)

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22B (sea-buckthorn) (13:30)

155 TLASILA 666 - Live, United Club, Torino, IT (6 May 08)
156 TLASILA - "'Whore's Mug,' Sometime Fustigator," outtake from the original 1995 version of Where a Horse Has Been Standing and
Where You Belong
157 TLASILA - Misty Martinez, from the sessions for The Cortege (2007)
158 TLASILA - from Remix EP #208 (The Sidewinders vs. David Tagg) (10 Mar 08)
159 TLASILA 666 - "The Vietnamese Standard," from WORM recording session, Rotterdam (14 Apr 08)
160 TLASILA - "Jad," from Original Demos Vol. 1 (05-90)

Show Fruit (Série B) 23:

23B (emblica) (19:07)

162 TLASILA - Live, The Hemlock, San Francisco (5 May 07)
163 TLASILA - Studio session, WNUR-FM, Evanston (11 May 07)
164 TLASILA - Live, MoCAD, Detroit (11 May 07)
165 TLASILA - Live, Avant Gentleman's Lounge, Philadelphia (12 May 07)
166 TLASILA - Live, The Bank, Baltimore (13 May 07)
167 TLASILA - Live, Rock and Roll Hotel, DC (14 May 07)
168 TLASILA - Live, Club Midway, NYC (16 May 07)

Show Fruit (Série B) 24:

24B (winged bean) (19:07)

169 TLASILA - Wigmaker Edits cassette (9/99)
170 TLASILA - "Lena Krasner, 1949," TS remix (12 Feb 97)
171 TLASILA - "Sum Strode Withouten Head" (version 5, 29 Nov 96) (Wigmaker outtake)
172 TLASILA - "Strip But This Puppet" (version 2, 26 Sept 96) (Wigmaker outtake)
173 TLASILA - Weasel Walter isos, from Wigmaker Detritus DAT (08/98)
174 TLASILA - "She Once Liked to Fuck a Drowsy Woman," from TLASILA - Wigmaker Edit Template I cassette (05/95)
175 TLASILA - "Serum Serum-Sérum," from Wigmaker Reclamations and Two-Track Demos cassette (Sept-Oct 1997)

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25B (dodder laurel) (23:46)

176-182 TLASILA - The Cortege Demos (July 2007) (there were no such demos presented at that Cortege sessions)

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26B (oroblanco) (19:12)

183 POI - Rehearsal, Alliance Cinema, Miami Beach (31 Aug 93)
184 POI - Arkansas / Vasta Mole Superbus Sessions (30-31 July 92)
185 POI - Arkansas / Limp: Four Final Mixes DAT (17-18 June 92)
186 POI - Dim-Hous Finals (17 Mar 93)
187 POI - Early Arkansas Roughs (1991)
188 POI - Everything That Arkansas Needs (12/91-1/92)
189 POI - Everything That Arkansas Needs (14-15 July 92 session)

Show Fruit (Série B) 27:

27B (mamey sapote) (20:07)

190-196 TLASILA - Post-Cortege sessions, Valdosta, Georgia (October 2008)

161 TLASILA - Live, La Machine a Coudre, Marseille (26 Feb 98) (from the unreleased album The Stormy, the Empty, the Halls) (1998)