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Tracklisting:
  1. Quaristice cover
  1. Altibzz
  2. The Plc
  3. IO
  4. plyPhon
  5. Perlence
  6. SonDEremawe
  7. Simmm
  8. paralel Suns
  9. Steels
  10. Tankakern
  11. rale
  12. Fol3
  13. fwzE
  14. 90101-5l-l
  15. bnc Castl
  16. Theswere
  17. WNSN
  18. chenc9
  19. Notwo
  20. Outh9X
  21. nu-Nr6d (Japanese release only)
Special edition bonus disk tracks:
  1. Altichyre
  2. The PlclCpC
  3. IO (mons)
  4. Phylopn
  5. Perlence range3
  6. SonDEre-ix
  7. Tankraken
  8. fol4
  9. 90101-61-01
  10. chenc9-x
  11. nofour

The Plc and The PlclCpC:
1 - The PLC (Programmable Logic Computer) is used for automation of various industrial processes.

IO and IO (mons):
1 - IO is one of Jupiter's moons
2 - Mons, plural montes, is a term used in astrogeology to name extraterrestrial mountains. For example, Tohil mons is a mountain on Io
3 - On various electric devices "I" is used for on and "O" is used for off
4 - IO is also In/Out in electronic audio devices.

SonDEremawe
1 - This can be an anagram of "AwesomeNerd."


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Anonymous IO Track Title 0 Mar 1 2009, 2:50 PM EST by Anonymous
 
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It could also be a refrence to an obscure American underground experimental band called THE IMPLICIT ORDER. That track even reminds me of their work a bit.... That band sometimes signs it's name as or is referred to IO or I/O.
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Anonymous SonDEremawe 0 Jan 10 2009, 10:55 PM EST by Anonymous
 
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This can be an anagram of "AwesomeNerd."
I wonder if that's referring to Sean, Rob, or the average Ae listener...
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Anonymous Altibzz 0 May 24 2008, 5:28 AM EDT by Anonymous
 
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Might be a reference to Brian Eno's "Ambient 1: Music for Airports". Alti for altitude, bzz for drone, which has a double meaning: a type of ambient music, and a aircraft.
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