1:  3:30 Rocket Rider's Prayer (Savitzky)
      
   2:  2:45 High Barratry (Savitzky/Trad.)
      The company now known as The SCO Group was once called
      ``Caldera.''  I'd always wondered why it was named after a kind of 
      gigantic crater caused by the collapse of a magma chamber.
   3:  2:15 The World Inside the Crystal (Savitzky)
      My first _serious_ computer song.  You can always tell the
      programmers in the audience.  They've been there, and they know. 
   4:  4:00 The River (Savitzky)
      
   5:  3:40 The Merry Man and his Maid (Gilbert/Sullivan)
      
   6:  3:06 The Toolmakers (Savitzky)
      
   7:  4:41 Ferret Went A-Courtin' (Savitzky/Trad.)
      
   8:  1:54 The Owl and the Pussycat (Lear/Trad.)
      
   9:   Cryptographer's Anthem (Savitzky/Trad.)
      
  10:  4:33 The Little Computing Machine (Savitzky/Trad.)
      A song of seduction, obsession, and madness.  Written while
      listening to Golden Bough singing "The Black Velvet Band" and wishing I
      could afford an Apple ][.
  11:  4:20 The Programmer's Alphabet (Savitzky/Trad.)
      My first computer song, based on various sailors' alphabets.
  12:  2:39 The Rambling Silver Rose (Savitzky)
      Very loosely inspired by Cindy McQuillin's songs of spaceships,
      spaceport bars, and hard-drinking, independent-minded women.
  13:  4:45 The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of (Savitzky)
      I wrote this for my father a few months before he died; he
      went to grad school with Isaac Asimov, and introduced me to folk
      music, computers and science fiction.
  14:  4:18 Keep the Dream Alive (Savitzky)
      Written in 1986 shortly after the Challenger blew up on 
      takeoff.  Revised, unfortunately, for Columbia in 2003.
  15:  4:00 Ship of Stone (Simpson)
      In my opinion the best filksong ever written.  If one of the
      songs we're singing now is still being sung a thousand years
      from now, it will probably be this one.
total: 50:26 in 15 tracks (1 untimed)