1 Symmetrical Oscillations - A tune inspired by the quirky, classification-defying compositions that Eddie Harris would intersperse in his LPs.
2 Lightbulb - This track is inspired by many Eddie Harris tunes. Check out Josh Harris’ solo.
3 The Harry Leahey Notebook Page 24 -
A tune inspired by chords scribbled in the corner of page 24 in the legendary top secret musical notebook of Butler’s teacher - the guitar master Harold Francis Leahey.
4 Free the Funkadelic Five - A raw funk tune based on an incident that occurred in Plainfield, New Jersey.
5 Panharmonicon - A challenging set of chords executed in a quasi-classical style that morphs into swing.
6 Momentous Modulations - A simple melody modulated into four keys with a nod to the first jazz rock beat.
7 Veritable Progression - A Jersey-style funk jam that moves into straight up Latin mambo.
8 Lone Valence Electron - A ballad that Butler wrote in Physics class, imagining the plight of lonesome electrons on the outer shells of atoms.
9 Intermission - Tom Salyers and Butler swing this one as a duet, but don’t go get popcorn or you might miss some bebop improvisation. This tune shows Salyers’ roots as a one-man show at The Holiday Inn.
10 Atmospheric Ion Exchanges - Another tune inspired by Physics via chords that interact to form new altered inversions.
11 The Cave of Dr Blokflote - Butler gets psycho-delic on the Echoplex.
12 Cranefly - A free improvisation on a swing rhythm with massive fourth chords a la McCoy Tyner.
13 Pod Guy - A slow funk that crawls like the unidentified bug that lives at Butler’s SoCal house.
14 Centipede - A fast funk jam with Butler doing some fancy-schmancy two-hand tapping style.
15 Firebrats Pt 1 - Butler busts out the Ring Modulator on this tune. Engineer gets irritated.
16 Firebrats Pt 2 - Against the Engineer’s orders, breaks out the RING MODULAR AGAIN!!
17 Circumambulations - Eddie Harris was a pioneer of using harmonizing devices and playing alone as a one-man horn section. Butler matches this with a one-man guitar section.
