We start with a prediction by Sir Francis Bacon concerning 'Sound Houses'; Jarvis invites us to touch him through our radios; and we hear from the captain of the first transatlantic jumbo-jet flight. Jarvis discusses a film about counter-cultural figure Ken Kesey. He talks about Kesey, his bus named Further, and his experiments with psychoactive drugs -- with clips of Kesey describing how LSD facilitated his creative process. There's a selection of psychedelic music, including a wonderfully serious spoken-word piece. John Hurt provides a final thought on the matter. Jarvis tries to freak us out again by suggesting he can see us through our radios. Anticipating the Leonard Cohen interview, there's another chance to hear Jarvis reading from Cohen's novel, The Favourite Game. Birthdays: Sir Francis Bacon, Daniel Johnston (on The Beatles), Jim Jarmusch, John Hurt (narrating for Nitin Sawhney) and Linda Blair. Valete: Etta James, Kodak.
Orchestra of Spheres — Hypercube
Etta James — A Sunday Kind of Love
Jim Jarmusch — Infomercial 2
Kurt Vile — Losing Momentum (for Jim Jarmusch)
Jim Jarmusch — Informercial 1
Daniel Johnston — The Beatles
Paul Simon — Kodachrome
Peter, Paul and Mary — Leaving on a Jet Plane
Reflection 7 and John Hurt — Interlude 1
Nitin Sawhney — Laugh
Dick Dale — Let's Go Trippin'
Jack Nitzsche — One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Opening Titles)
David Kahne — AcidProg/Clocks
Morgan Gibney — Inversed Universe
The Moody Blues — Legend of a Mind
David Kahne — Further Rusting Farm
Roky Erickson — Please Judge
The Beatles — Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Ennio Morricone — Dies Irae Psichedelico
Os Mutantes — A Minha Menina
Demons of Negativity — Resurrection
Joe Byrd — Patriot's Lullabye
Clinic — Distortions
Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros — I Come in Please
Ken Kesey — Truckin'
Mike Oldfield — Tubular Bells
Leonard Cohen — Going Home
Pat Boone — I Almost Lost My Mind
The Arnold Corns — Hang on to Yourself
Charanjit Singh — Raga Bhupali
