A Spectrum of Finite Scale

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A Spectrum of Finite Scale
Studio album by Man or Astro-man?
Released	2001
Genre	Experimental music
Label	Zerotec[1]
Man or Astro-man? chronology
A Spectrum of Infinite Scale (2000) A Spectrum of Finite Scale (2001) Beyond the Black Hole (2001)

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A Spectrum of Finite Scale is a tour-only album by the band Man or Astro-man?^[3] A departure from the band's space-surf instrumentals, A Spectrum of Finite Scale is a compilation of experiments produced by members of the Man or Astro-Man? team.^[4]

Tracks were contributed by pairs of band members, individual members, and personnel including soundman The Brannock Device and Q-Beam.

1. "After All the Prosaic Waiting...the Sun Finally Crashes into the Earth"
2. "The Limitations of a Serial Machine"
3. "MO₂"
4. "Halfway to the Infinite"
5. "Space Helmet"
6. "All the Quietest Whispers"
7. "Mt-52 Tone/Magnus Opus" [sic]
8. "Tolerance in a Transitory Universe"
9. "Analysis Paralysis"
10. "Man or Man-Machine?"
11. "The Potential Energy of Roger Stone"
12. "Mortimer Butomite's Pocket of Capacitors"
13. "Fig. A: Dispersion in Full Spectrum Pattern"
14. "(untitled track number thirty-two)"

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