In 2014 Stag-o-Lee Records (Germany) compiled a double album of Falco's favorites from his personal music collection, released as "Tav Falco's Wonderful World Of Musical & Exotic Obscurities". Falco contributed to the varied artists album a liner notes essay and a Panther Burns song called "Real Cool Trash," which "The Wire" likened to "the rock 'n' roll energy" of The Cramps. "The Wire" described the album styles as ranging from rockabilly to "far-flung genres" that include "tangos, waltzes, and concertina music."