Seti-X Scrambles Of Earth: The Voyager Interstellar CD

In 1977, NASA launched the twin Voyager 1 and 2 spacecrafts, fastening to each a phonograph album containing sounds and music of Earth. In 2010, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence in Exile (Seti-X), a dissident offshoot of the better-known Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, received transmissions believed to be extraterrestrial remixes of these records. The Scrambles of Earth CD contains the 70 minutes worth of sound segments-that Seti-X has so far been able to reconstruct. The scientists of Seti-X, finding their colleagues skeptical and their institutions unwilling to vouch for or make available the sounds they had received, at first sought contact with the principality of Sealand, in hopes that this micro-nation dedicated to stewarding controversial data might channel extraterrestrial sounds to a broader public.

1. Uranium Nations/Hello Children 2. Pulsar Plus 3. Thin Dark Night 4. Ill-Tempered Wedding 5. Visit to the Observatory 6. Rushing Streams 7. Men's House Stutter 8. Shakuhachi Mariachi 9. Just Cranes 10. Back in the CCCP 11. Countdown 12. Scrambles of Earth/What Earthlings Are Made of 13. Renaissance Faire Eject/Gasping in Twelve Languages 14. Queen's Queens 15. Fifth World 16. My Life in a Field of Sheep 17. Total Transmission 18. Psychlo Killer/Total Transmission 19. Fifth Dysphony 20. The Rites of Mars 21. I Am Getting Married in a Spaceship 22. Way Down 23. Interleave 24. Elegy for Pluto/Secretary General