Various - Yeti Five

Tracklist

1	–Spiritualaires	Be Ready When He Comes	4:31
2	–Sadoum Ouled Aida	Untitled	2:12
3	–Phoaming Edison	Sheba	2:42
4	–Radio Sumatra	Outtake #1	0:37
5	–Atlas Sound	It's Fair Fair Game Inside	1:34
6	–Dean And Britta*	Tugboat (Live)	4:25
7	–Akron/Family	Small Shape (Live)	6:10
8	–Anglin Brothers*	It's An Unfriendly World	2:53
9	–Deerhoof	Forbidden Fruits (Live)	2:30
10	–Radio Sumatra	Outtake #2	2:19
11	–Triptych Myth & Cooper-Moore	Distance	4:09
12	–Marika Papagika	Sometime You Might Love Me	2:59
13	–Alexandra Potskhersvhili*	Suliko	3:09
14	–Unknown Artist	Untitled	3:07
15	–Marika Papagika	I Want To Hold You Tight In My Arms	2:52
16	–Radio Sumatra	Outtake #3	0:46
17	–D+	Clever Knot	2:31
18	–Mt Eerie*	Blue Light (Instrumental)	2:07
19	–A Hawk And A Hacksaw	Verb/The Sparrow (Live)	5:55
20	–Iron And Wine	Wolves (Song Of The Shepherd's Dog) (Live)	6:24
21	–Radio Sumatra	Outtake #4	1:05
22	–Shawn David McMillen*	Texarkana 1971	7:11
23	–A.C. Forehand & Blind Mamie Forehand	Honey In The Rock	2:43
24	–Mary Price	Dark Was The Night	1:11
25	–Blind Willie Johnson	Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground	3:17

Credits

• Compiled By – Mike McGonigal
• Curated By – Jeff Mangum (tracks: 12-15)
• Mastered By – Tim Stollenwerk*

Notes

Yeti Magazine number 5 with texts from Hisham Mayet; Erik Davis on P.G. Six; Mike McGonigal on Blind Willie Johnson's "Dark Was the Night, Cold was the Ground"; Scott Seward on "the marriage made in hell between folk music, dead cultures, myth & highly technical modern extreme metal"; drawings by German Surrealist Unica Zürn; an excerpt from Meredith Brosnan's new novel; an interview with Nicola Bowery about Leigh Bowery; a fiction by Kevin Sampsell; dirty AIM conversations courtesy of BloodNinja; visual art from the likes of Saul Chernick, Kevin Arrow and Kyle Field.

Tracks 12-15 on the accompanying CD are curated by Jeff Mangum, from his own collection of 78s. He provides liner notes and original illustrations.

Track 14 is taken from an unknown 78 issued by Philips and manufactured in Holland (catalogue number/identifiers: JOB-288; BTC-10213; AA 90138.1 H; P 90213 H). The liner notes speculate that it is "clearly Asian, and likely from the 1930s", although the Philips imprint was only established in 1950 and the label shares its design with releases of that era.

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