Over its thirteen untitled tracks, Inside Views covers many of the best songs from Circulatory System. Its first track is a sparser interpretation of "Yesterday's World," with a slithery guitar line taking the forefront, and a more subdued rhythm. This less structured rendering allows Hart to introduce a whole new slew of weird, trippy sounds and little cut-up edits of the song. Elsewhere, Hart pulls out to focus on some of the most compelling sounds on Circulatory System individually-- the deep chanting of "ancient voices" on "Outside Blasts" being the most notable example. Around the tenth track, Inside Views becomes deeply sparse and ambient, providing an interesting change of pace from the oft-breakneck sonic exploration that precedes it. This period of quiet segues into a skeletal interpretation of "Inside Blasts," perhaps the best track on Circulatory System. The whirling background drones that were once pushed way back in the mix are audible now, and make a prime case for Hart's talent as a creator of incredible, unusual sounds. Inside Views (2001) is essentially a remix album of the self-titled debut of Circulatory System. The album is made up of "cut and paste style fragments, demos and animation derived from pieces of the circulatory system album". The album is meant to be played on shuffle mode. Tracklist 1. One - 3:47 2. Two - 3:42 3. Three - 3:44 4. Four - 2:30 5. Five - 2:22 6. Six - 2:56 7. Seven - 2:56 8. Eight - 1:50 9. Nine - 6:20 10. Te