Here's some tracks sent in from Scott Cohen. If anyone knows how,
you can try to chop these up into tracks and send em back.  Here's
a small description of the files in an email from Scott:

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Hi Josh -

I'm uploading several things.  There are several large MP3 files, but I
don't have a sound editor - if you don't mind chopping them up, that's cool,
or if you could point me to where to download a free MP3 editor, that'd be
cool too.  Here's a listing of what's what:

Rock 104 Interview Pt. 1:
(There appear to be gain problems during the recorded performances, and the
bass comes through somewhat distorted.  They also have much different lyrics
than the versions on Baypath Rd.)

Interview
R.O.
Interview
Unicycle
Interview
Kaberet
Interview
Kill the Birds
Interview

Pt. 2
Go On Up
Interview

Pt. 3
Flagboy

Early Demos: these are songs recorded in the basement of East Hall at UF.
Jack, Travis and Bill, with a handy drum machine.  These are of interest
only to the archivists, but some of them are hysterical.  This is when they
were calling themselves the Fully Gnarlies.

The Only Two (early version of Nathaniel's Song)
Free (early version of Plymouth)
Softly
My Girlfriend's Mom/Psychorats of Beantown
Sunshine (with Travis on lead)
Strange Tales (this one's just weird)

Pewter Tankards and Lavender Satchels: the second Fully Gnarlies
compilation.  Recorded all over the place, most likely in their dorm rooms.
Also, the tape was slightly warped, and it was already third-generation, so
the quality isn't the best.

Mountain Climbing (the grand orchestral music at the end is because Bill
recorded this for me over a Bible stories tape and it broke through, but it
makes a nice effect.)
Our Times
Doppleganger
Burning Coals (very early version)
Pork Barrel Blues (also known as the Blues Jam from the Rose's show)
Preschool Days
Los Tres Pintos
Last Night I Dreamt (possible Paul Simon cover?)
Basketball (complete with pizza delivery interruption)
The Last Great Wonder
Funk Jam

I don't know if the stuff on Early Demos or Pewter Tankards is
really...well, release-ready, but I figured I'd upload it, since it's a part
of their history, and especially because it shows off their humor.

Thanks, and I hope you like it!

- Scott