CD1	Benjamin Boretz: ("...my chart shines high where the blue milk's upset...") Sarah Rothenberg, piano J.K. Randall: ("...such words as it were vain to close...") J. K. Randall, piano
CD2	Benjamin Boretz: ONE: An Exercise Eight pianosolo soundsessions Benjamin Boretz, piano [4 discs]
CD3	Elaine Barkin: Five Collages Jill Borner, Boretz, Charles Stein: An Experiment in Reading
CD4	Steven Mackey: A Matter of Life and Death Steven Mackey, electric guitar J. K. Randall: Greek Nickel 1 & 2 Jeff Presslaff, piano
CD5	Benjamin Boretz: Group Variations for Computer J.K. Randall: Lyric Variations for violin and computer Paul Zukofsky, violin Boretz and Randall: Two, No. 8 for keyboards
CD6	Bard Composers' Ensemble: ("a score is a stimulus"): scores by Ben Boretz and John Hopkins Boretz and Mary Lee Roberts: The Purposes and Politics of Engaging Strangers [3 discs]
CD7	Gyula Csapo: Desert March Gustav Fenyo, piano J.K. Randall: GAP, first batch J. K. Randall, piano
CD8	J.K. Randall: GAP2GAP3GAP4GAP5 Martin Goldray, piano [2 discs]
CD9	Mary Lee Roberts: Six Compositions
CD10	Benjamin Boretz: Language ,as a Music J.K. Randall: Intimacy: A Polemic [3 discs]
CD11	J.K. Randall: Cleophila / The Fish / Svejk / some old troubadour songs
CD12	: A Sound Album by Elaine Barkin sounds words music collages by Elaine Barkin Tildy Bayar Renee Coulombe and collaborators [3 discs]
CD13	Benjamin Boretz: Black /Noise I for computer-processed piano UN(-):1 for orchestra (MIDI realization) J.K. Randall: Gap6 for piano Martin Goldray, piano
CD14	Robert Morris: Nine Piano Pieces, Tête-a-Tête (guitar duet), Wabi (piano solo) Margaret Kampmeier, piano William Anderson and Oren Fader, guitars
CD15	Judy Klein: the wolves of Bays Mountain
CD16	Music for Instruments, Voice, and Electronic Media by Elaine Barkin, Emma Carlé, Judith Exley, Mara Helmuth
CD17	J.K. Randall: A Garland of Csound
CD18	Benjamin Boretz: Piano Music 1976 - 2000 played by Michael Fowler O (2000) Invention (1988) Passage (1979) ("...my chart shines high where the blue milk's upset...") (1977)
CD19	J.K. Randall: shouldn't we talk?, for saxophone and percussion Benjamin Boretz: UN(-) for orchestra Harvey Sollberger, conductor
CD20	Music Around Benjamin Boretz: Open Spaces 2005 (Companion CD to Perspectives of New Music Volume 43, number 2 and 44, number 1) music by Tom Baker, Daniel Biró, Ben Boretz, Robert Morris, J.K. Randall, Martin Supper [2 discs]
CD21	JKR Pass 3: music by his friends for Jim Randall; music by Jim Randall for his friends: Elaine Barkin, Eve Beglarian, Ben Boretz, Michael Dellaira, Stephen Dembski, Douglas Henderson, David Hicks, Hubert Howe, Paul Lansky, Steve Mackey, Judith Shatin, Hilary Tann, Mark Zuckerman and J.K. Randall [3 discs]