What Leave Behind "Dusted Magazine" said that the collaboration of Toychestra and Fred Frith on "What Leave Behind" is "hilarious, stunning, intense, and highly listenable", and described the music as "polyphonic bedtime music for the half-forgotten child within". Joshua Glazer of AllMusic had reservations about this Frith / Toychestra liaison, but was surprised at the result, saying that it was "far more palatable than one would initially expect." Glazer described the concerto as "an experimental piece that never gazes too intently at its own weirdness or technique." All tracks composed by Dan Plonsey. What Leave Behind What Leave Behind is a 2004 studio
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