Offbeat: A Red Hot Soundtrip - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Intro-Transnational Lullabye" performed by Skylab — :20
  2. "Ryu-Ki" performed by DJ Krush – 6:02
  3. "Train (Interlude)" performed by Christian McBride — :49
  4. "Looking for the Jackalope" performed by Laika – 4:11
  5. "Krazy Groove" performed by Christian McBride – 2:01
  6. "Don Cherry (Interlude)" performed by Skylab — :46
  7. "Black Dada Nihilismus" performed by Amiri Baraka + DJ Spooky – 4:12
  8. "Surrounded by Flowers/I.K.B. 95 (Interlude)" performed by Skylab — :36
  9. "Cartridgemusic" performed by tomandandy – 3:57
  10. "Rain Rain/The Phone Call" performed by Skylab – 2:13
  11. "Murder of Lawyers" performed by Soul Coughing – 5:10
  12. "I Control (Audio Collage #2)" performed by Meat Beat Manifesto – 5:22
  13. "Hip No Therapy" performed by Barry Adamson – 7:00
  14. "Why Do I?/Trepanation #1 (Interlude)" performed by Skylab — :27
  15. "It Goes Back" performed by David Byrne – 3:45
  16. "Laughing Groove (Interlude)" performed by Christian McBride — :51
  17. "Incidental One (Interlude)" performed by Mark Eitzel — :51
  18. "Wait" performed by Tortoise – 4:35
  19. "I.K.B. 95 (Interlude)" performed by Skylab — :18
  20. "Characteristic Beat" performed by Emergency Broadcast Network – 3:48
  21. "Pinball/Wisions of Rotterdam" performed by Spookey Ruben – 1:44
  22. "Temporally Displaced" performed by DJ Spooky – 4:08
  23. "Itsofomo (Interlude)" performed by Ben Neill — :25
  24. "Incidental Peace" performed by My Bloody Valentine – 5:36
  25. "Trepanation #3 (Interlude)" performed by Skylab — :14
  26. "Republican Party" Moby – 1:29

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