1. 1 This Machine Kills 6:13
2. 2 Antechamber 2:51
3. 3 Ineluctable 6:28
4. 4 Idiots Cage (Silk Saw Remix) 9:03
5. 5 11th November 6:30
6. 6 Moron Jig (Silk Saw Remix) 3:09
7. 7 Cage 3:42
8. 8 Raoul The Houseman (Silk Saw Remix) 5:42
9. 9 Armistice/Armless 7:18
10. 10 Jugsong (Silk Saw Remix) 5:10
11. 11 My Mother 5:09
12. 12 Culinae Cantor (Silk Saw Remix) 4:49

Constructed at Central Laboratory during the '90s. Mastered at Metarc. Produced with the help of La Communauté Française De Belgique. p+c, 1999 Sub Rosa Packaging: Transparent tray jewel case with a 4-page booklet. Cat# appears as SR172 on back cover. Cat# appears as sr172 on spine and CD. 1. "This Machine Kills": a German hobo in Kassel, like a Beckett's figure, he was there, with all his possessions, talking about life 2. "Antechamber": a Brussels café with only old spectres & one child & us 3. "Ineluctable": a friend of us during his pathetic performance 4. "Idiots Cage": a long revisited version by Silk Saw of one of our shortest tunes 5. "11th November": our contribution to the nation 6. "Moron Jig": smiled Silk Saw remix of an archaic version of "La Danse Du Gentil" 7. "Cage": time to feed our gentle birds 8. "Raoul The Houseman": Silk Saw discounting da-da, them or us: who are the housemen, and where is R. Haussmann? 9. "Armistice/Armless": but sorry. we can't 10. "Jugsong": Silk Saw rehabilitation of the jug, an old rock & roll instrument 11. "My Mother": one's mother talking to herself 12. "Culinae Cantor": a Silk Saw relevant evocation of "La Cuisine Du Monde" Thanks to Elzbietta, Murietta, Trudo Engels, Dr John and two-handed Sr Saw