Track	Title	Duration
1	Lucy in the Sky with Dog Food	3:28
2	L-Shape	4:30
3	Lizard Errands	3:08
4	Tribute	4:38
5	Sly Larry's Wanna-B Side	3:58
6	Doubt of the Benefit	2:23
7	Drill	4:13
8	Wheelchair Waltz	2:49
9	Viva Voce	4:21
10	Twin	1:39
11	Zadit?	3:29
12	Neighbors Say He was a Quiet Man	3:13
13	Truth is Stranger	3:41
14	Respistory	1:57
15	Maybe Elephants Walk	3:45
16	Playing in Papa's Clothes	4:46
17	Four Legs in the Morning	2:16
18	Two Legs at Noon	3:03
19	Three Legs in the Evening	3:23
20	A Strange Sound	0:09
	Total Time	64:49

CHRIS HASKETT guitars, programming
BRANDON FINLEY drums, percussion
ART KITSCHSHE bass, keyboards and bad things generally
HEARTBEAT congas
Horns THE REAL HORNS, INC.
GREG BOYER trombone
BENNIE COWAN trumpet
WENDELL SHEPHERD trumpet
SCOTT TAYLOR tenor saxophone
ANTONIO PARKER alto saxophone on Sly Larry
[Wonderful] horn arrangements by GREG BOYER

This is a truly great album. It features instrumental pieces that cover an incredible range of sounds and moods. Haskett occassionally tips his hat to King Crimson, both through the song's titles and content. Finley's percussion is solid throughout, using a variety of drums to create a varied and interesting backbeat. The inclusion of brass on several tracks gives this disc some jazz character. The last three songs of the album, titles drawn from the Sphinx's riddle, provide a wonderful contradiction, illustrating how it is 'impossible' to play the guitar. I think everyone should listen to this ... I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't like it!

Thanks to Chris Haskett for clearing up a popular myth: Rollins' voice is not featured on Zadit? or during the pre-show tape used for the 1997 Rollins Band shows. The source was an old Japanese/English instructional tape.