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The BBC have just shown a fascinating tape, merging film of two Federer service points and running them simultaneously.

Any doubts about whether Stravinsky wanted the piece to sound as bright and ebullient as the score itself suggests are dispelled by a fascinating tape of him rehearsing the CBC Symphony Orchestra in the work.

But it's not just perversity that might lead you to find the most obscure names here the most fascinating: taped while thrashing away in their rehearsal rooms or in the cheapest demo studios available, the primitive recording conditions add a rawness and a compelling edge of hysteria to Wicked Lady's I'm a Freak or Iron Claw's awesome Skullcrusher.

There's no shame in it; the Nixon presidency is endlessly fascinating, and his taped conversations, even now, are shocking, revealing and addictive.

The juxtapositions in a giant closing toy store are fascinating and surreal: caution tape, barren aisles, and 70-percent-off signs with giant displays of the Monopoly man.

"Whatever their import," the label ponderously muses, "these tapes provide fascinating insight for curious fans, and rich fodder for public debate".

Mr. Rautavaara's tape manipulations are fascinating, especially in the haunting canon of the second movement, where the orchestra takes a supporting role.

In addition there's a CD of the Vanilla Tapes, crude but fascinating rehearsal versions of the London Calling songs in various states of completion.

The eclecticism of the taped music is fascinating: a Steve Reich 1977 piece for pieces of wood, a series of African rhythms played by pygmies and music ("Brao Legends Len") from an ethnic minority of Northeast Cambodia.

Among the other selections are a fascinating if somewhat low-fi rehearsal tape of LaFaro and Evans, and a 1966 interview in which Evans speaks very movingly about his late bandmate.

It was fascinating, actually, to get all those tapes out.