Somnaphon: God's Favorite Playmate a new cassette tape created from analog & digital manipulations of songs by the Butthole Surfers. the cassette is of a very limited edition available to elite members of society.

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a somnaphon trilogy is being released. part 3 will be released first. it is called "Florida". in addition to the three albums being released as a trilogy, there is a fourth group of songs that are being assembled for another possible release. several compilations will be featuring Somnaphon tracks as well. it is possible that a fifth cd could.

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