Here's Johnny uses Sonic Foundry's Acid to manipulate samples of the robot from Lost In Space, and Jack Nicholson from the Shining
Channels of Desire uses various historic advertising in a collage accompanied by filtered noise and fm synthesis done with CSound
Holy Cow was originally written with a sequencer and an Emulator III placing Elvis samples from "Stay Away Joe" 1968. I remade it using Sony Vegas to place the clips and played bass on keyboard with EastWest Hardcore Bass (sampleset) and the drums were done with Steinberg Groove Agent
Someone Else's Dream was made using FruityLoops with samples on space1999.net and scenes from Space 1999 "The Bringers of Wonder"
Superman uses my Fruity Loops drums with Elvis samples from Flaming Star, Stay Away Joe, and Change of Habit arranged with Acid
Elvis samples from the movie "Flaming Star" using Fruity Tracks
Darth Vader samples were put together with Sonic Foundry's Vegas and Fruity Loops for Drums and Bass
I is a collage of several sample sources acommpanied by the Korg X3: The Prisoner "Fallout", Lightyears 1988, THX 1138 1971, Dragnet "The Prophet", Star Trek the Next Generation "Tin Man"
The Manipulator was made using an EMU Emulator III to place samples from Doctor Who "Warriors of the Deep"
Monkey Chant was made with the Emulator III and samples from Television broadcasts of Rev. Robert Tilton I recorded on VHS, I also sampled the gyuto tibetan monks, and Balinese natives to create the music along with a Yamaha TG-55, Korg T1 and an Arp Odyssey (shortwave radio effect)
Ikon-O-Clash puts a backwards backwards part of Helter Skelter with some comentary from Charles Manson about media
Redrum is part of the Shining on Acid
Fallen Angels (ACDC) is rom the CD Astral Engine an Eric Von John Paul Project with Steven Paul and Eric Toomsen. I used Vegas to add samples from a 1994 Dianne Sawyer interview with Charles Manson, Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten
Mesh the Tesh features Steven Hawking samples from "A Brief History of Time" as well as various samples from "Thinking Allowed", a TV series I recorded on a PBS channel during the 90's
Music as Science is a collaboration with Aimee Norwich on the album Space Fabric, Te Cool played the electric guitar solo. I used an emulator EIII for the sampling with pan and volume controlled by computer sequencer (Performer).