This 1992 track from the “Through the Ether” EP opens with a filter-sweeped OB-8 sixteenth-note figure and a basic four-on-the-floor beat. Shortly thereafter, the members of Yes are digitally tricked into playing a portion of their biggest hit backwards, then forwards, then backwards again by a crafty ASR10M. Not content to humble just one great prog-rock act, the ASR10M then corners Robert Fripp’s guitar, lassoes it and forces it to play a strangely happy melody that would be right at home amongst the talking mushrooms in an episode of “H.R. Pufnstuf.” A bouncy CZ10M mallet part (inspired by Absolut’s “X Ray My Love”) soon takes over lead duty as most of the rhythm track drops away, leaving only a TR909 bass drum whose dotted-sixteenth triplet pattern indicates that it’s caught a case of the giggles. A jazz drum loop soon joins in the fun, followed a few bars later by the rest of the drums and a stereo-phased ESQ-1 white noise bit. A tight snare drum roll announces the return of Fripp’s regal-sounding looped guitar, and a confused Matrix 6R, still playing the theme from “Past Passion,” wanders in from the next room. The mallet part eventually returns, accompanied by ascending arpeggios from the Matrix 6R and some stereo delay trickery, and we’re soon back in Sid & Marty Krofft territory. The six-note “Past Passion” theme makes another final appearance before the track draws to a close.