ECLECTICA #13:  BUREAU 13
compiled June 1999 by Paul Estin
http://home.intranet.org/~estin/cd/

This collection contains eclectic songs about the weird, the paranormal and 
the unexplainable—in short, the sort of phenomena that one sees on The X-
Files.  However, I titled it “Bureau 13” after a lesser-known fictional work 
and also after a group mentioned only once on the show Babylon 5.

The tracks themselves are fairly self-explanatory, dealing with such topics as 
spontaneous human combustion, telepathy, aliens and UFOs, auras, the 
Bermuda Triangle, evil twins, reincarnation, and the Lovecraftian mythos.  
Scattered throughout are also appropriate theme songs, generally weird and 
bizarre tales, a song about tabloids, and more about motherships.  There’s also 
Christine Lavin’s “Good Thing He Can’t Read My Mind,” which doesn’t 
really fit exactly, but it’s a great song—the first I ever heard by her, after 
which I was already hooked—and it also sets up Tom Smith’s response well.  
Enjoy!