The Sounds Of Tomorrow

Front Cover: stereophonic demonstration record $3.98 Inspectora Estrus No.3 Back Cover: Recorded in Quasiphonic Infinito Sound Spotlight On The Sounds of Tomorrow, for home movies, amateur theatricals, parties and general fun. This rounded sound platter is applicable to any system of almost infinite channels divisible by four. Due to the special recording process this Astro-Disc™ may appear in stereo on a two speaker system, but in actuality is directly proportional to the number of ears an individual may have; thus the aforementioned result is a frequent outcome to the reception of audible input for the species inhabiting planet earth. What you are about to witness is indeed "The Sounds of Tomorrow"; well, that's if you actually play the record. Recorded with the Direct Neural Sonic Transmission Process™ at Zero Return sound creation in the galaxy of Alabama. All songs 1995 / Apollo 3.14 Music / BMI Mecha Biased Netro Link Connections: Possible paper cut communication Phone sex Spidey's friendly neighborhood website Electronic geek hook in Note: Test Unit Spectra is taken from the Man or...Astro-Man? full-length overhauler: EXPERIMENT ZERØ and is by Man or...Astro-Man? (Apollo 3.14 Music/BMI). An Audio Obstacle Course Trackability Test Record For Stereo Cartridges © & ℗ 1996 Estrus Mindwarp 3000 Printed in U.S.A. Typo error on label: "Transisitorized" at B2. Track durations do not appear on the release. In the runouts 'GOLDEN' is stamped, the rest is etched.