Cooking with Lasers

All songs written and performed by The Baldwin Brothers except where noted.

1. "That's Right" – 3:18
2. "Funky Junkyard" – 3:25
3. "Dream Girl" feat. Miho Hatori – 4:52
4. "The Bionic Jam" – 4:02
5. "Lava Lamp" – 4:16
6. "A Word From Our Sponsor" – 0:20
7. "Slowly At First" – 3:37
8. "Deep Down" feat. Angie Hart – 3:29
9. "Viva Kneivel" – 4:47
10. "Urban Tumbleweed" feat Barron Ricks– 3:37
11. "Somebody Else's Favorite Song" – 3:41
12. "Ether" feat. Geri Soriano-Lightwood – 4:03
13. "A Word From The Doctor" – 0:05
14. "Are You There Margaret? It's Me God." – 3:43

• Track 3 written by The Baldwin Brothers, Dave Trumfio and Miho Hatori
• Track 4 written by Oliver Nelson
• Track 8 written by The Baldwin Brothers and Dave Trumfio
• Track 10 written by The Baldwin Brothers and Barron Ricks

12" single "Dream Girl" released February 2002

Side A 1. Dream Girl feat. Miho Hatori 2. Dream Girl [Instrumental]

Side B 3. Dream Girl - Pilgrims of the Mind Re-Mix

• T.J. Widner – Rhodes, synthesizers and programming
• Jason Hinkle – Drum kit, electronic bass guitar, synthesizer and programming
• Jimmy Deer – Electric and upright bass, guitar and programming
• JB Royal – Turntables and programming

Featuring:

• Miho Hatori – Vocals on track 3
• Angie Hart – Vocals on track 8
• Geri Soriano-Lightwood – Vocals on track 12
• Barron Ricks – Vocals on track 10

Also featuring:

• Jesse De La Peña – Turntables
• Steve Gillis – Drum kit
• Charlie St. Cyr Paul – Drum kit, percussion
• Paul Mertens – Piccolo and alto flute; alto, tenor and baritone saxophone
• Dave Max Crawford – Trumpet, flugelhorn
• Dave Trumfio – Percussion, vocals
• Zebulun Barnow (credited as Mr. Bonanza) – Upright bass
• Nora O'Connor – Vocals
• Chris Moulios – Sampler
• Dirty MF and Vice Verse – Vocals

• Produced by Dave Trumfio and The Baldwin Brothers
• Engineered by Dave Trumfio, Mike Zirkel, Chris Moulios and The Baldwin Brothers
• Mastered by Scott Hill, Classic Sound, New York City, New York
• A&R by Leonard B. Johnson

• Track four's Bionic Jam uses samples from the television show The Six Million Dollar Man.