Most musicians out there have a hard enough time getting their music out to the world, that once it’s there you’d think they would want to make the experience as straightforward as possible. You know, band name, album name, track listing; the whole deal. Many artists, though, seem to thrive on making the whole process a challenge — from the music itself to the album title (how many self-titled albums does Peter Gabriel have again?), to the song titles (Sigur Ros, I’m lookin’ at you). Gordon Sharp’s Cindytalk, known for creating difficult music, released 1988’s In This World as two full-length LPs with the same title, with several different covers. I imagine this led to some really interesting/confusing conversations among people talking about the album (”Man, it’s so intense and noisy!” “What do you mean, it’s totally quiet and boring!!”). Here at the station, it led to one of the albums being taped to the back of the other, with a big note on the front. Not exactly elegant, but it seems to have cleared up any confusion.