Disc 41: Brain Ticket Death (1993): A reference to Brainticket that's also a reference to Nurse with Wound that's also a 

Disc 40: Music for True Romance Vol. 1 (1992-93): Music from a Merzbow side project.... supergroup? Anyway, this album is absolutely terrible. 

Disc 39: Stacy Q, Hi-Fi Sweet Leaf (1991): Really hope the Rolling Stones don't issue a take down notice on this one.

Disc 38: Hannover Cloud (1990): Outtakes outtakes and more outtakes. We get Peanuts grown-ups speaking voices, sad chainsaws, and part 2 of a track that I'm not putting the title of here for fear of getting us kicked off itunes.

Disc 37: Newark Hellfire, Live at WFMU, USA (1990): LIVE FROM WFMU IT'S THE ERIK AND TXT DRIVE TIME HOUR WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: MERZBOW

Disc 36: Cloud Cock OO Grand (1989-1990): A new era of Merzbow, the start of the digital sound. Will txt and Erik like it? Will they offend the people of Holland? 

Disc 35: SCUM - Steel CUM (1989) - The last of the SCUM records. Txt dives headfirst into the noise sewer and comes out smelling like spaceships. 

Disc 34: SCUM - Severances (1989) - Merzbow makes a covers record. Sorta. Kinda. Not really.

Disc 33: SCUM Vol 2 (1988) - MORE SCUM - Erik talks about how much he loves Masami's phaser and txt does a deep-dive face first into a power drill.

Disc 32: SCUM Vol 1 (1988) - SCUI VOL 32 SCISSORS FOR CUTTING UP IMMERZBOX