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Large wall-mounted display of cassette tapes, roughly 150+ tapes arranged in a grid on white board over a bed headboard, plus loose tapes pinned around the edges. Legible artist/title spines read across the display include: The Doors (Best of/Waiting for the Sun/Weird Scenes), Bob Dylan (Oh Mercy, Slow Train Coming, Blood on the Tracks 'Been to You', Biograph, The Essential Bob Dylan, Planet Waves, Desire, 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue, Dylan & The Dead, Highway 61 Revisited), Neil Young (Harvest, Lucky Thirteen, Landing on Water, After the Gold Rush), Neil Young & Crazy Horse, David Bowie (ChangesBowie, David Live), The Allman Brothers (Best Of), The Who (Odds and Sods, Live at Leeds, The Kids Are Alright, Who Are You), Bruce Springsteen (Born to Run), Billy Joel (Oct 40402, The Nylon Curtain, River of Dreams, 52nd Street, An Innocent Man), Led Zeppelin (Presence, Coda, In Through the Out Door), Pearl Jam (Vitalogy, vs.), Graham Nash, Culture Club, Jimi Hendrix (From This Day On, House of Pain), Elton John (Classic, Greatest Hits Vol II, Greatest Hits III 1979-1987), Jane's Addiction (Kettle Whistle), Crosby Stills & Nash / Crosby Stills Nash & Young (So Far, CSN), Jon Henley/Don Henley (End of the Innocence), Van Halen, Rolling Stones (Hot Rocks 1964-1971), The Cars (Greatest Hits), Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (Highway 61 Revisited?, Runnin' Down a Dream, You Don't Know How It Feels), Pink Floyd (Delicate Sound of Thunder Live, A Momentary Lapse of Reason), Peter Gabriel (So), The Velvet Underground & Nico, Mick Jagger (She's the Boss), Eagles (Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975), Cream (Best of, Disraeli Gears), George Michael (Faith), Paul McCartney (All the Best), Great White (Once Bit Twice Shy), Chicago (Greatest Hits), Rod Stewart (Legendary Hits), Manowar (Into Glory Ride), Pete Townshend (The Iron Man), Lou Reed/John Cale (Songs for Drella), Nazareth (Hot Tracks), Robert Plant, Roger Daltrey, Ice-T (Straight Up, Home Invasion, Original Gangster), N.W.A. (Straight Outta Compton), Jefferson Airplane, dEUS (Alive She Cried), Adam Sandler (What the Hell Happened to Me), The Rolling Stones (Black and Blue), Lynyrd Skynyrd, Robert Plant (Pictures at Eleven), Ice Cube (The Predictor), The Police (Every Breath You Take singles), Jim Morrison (Music by the Doors, An American Prayer), 2Pac (Dear Mama), The Black Crowes, Beastie Boys (Licensed to Ill), Ruth ('Uninvited'), Green Day (Insomniac), Huey Lewis and the News, Robert Plant/Manic Nirvana, Kiss, Van Morrison (Bushwick Bill?), Tom's Songs (handwritten mix labels), Julian Lennon (Help Yourself), Ringo Starr (Stop and Smell the Roses), Aerosmith (Pump/Gems), Deep Purple (Burn), Traveling Wilburys, Weird Al Yankovic (Dare to Be Stupid, Weird Al in 3-D), 'Tom's Mix side one' handwritten cassette, and several blank/hand-labeled home dubs with handwritten titles (illegible on some labels). Two hand-lettered number cards visible taped near tapes on the shelf edge read '9 5 6 1' in one photo. // Also photographed in this same folder: two paperback books by Tom Jensen: (1) 'POEMS & SONG LYRICS by TOM JENSEN' (McGraw-Hill open-publishing), table of contents page 2 headed 'THE FOLLOWING ARE BRIEF SUMMARIES OF WHAT MY POEMS/SONGS ARE ABOUT' listing titles with one-line descriptions: Advice - we all need some sometimes; Alcohol - escaping alcohol; Alison's Airplane - realizing you're not the center of the earth; Always Moving - drug dependency; Another History Lesson - finding out what is important in this world; Another Quarter - looking for stuff I will never find; Any Given Day - 9/11 was a big thing but what about all the little things?; Apocalypse Now, See You Later - Happy about the end of the world; As For Me - more people would read it if it said 'ass for me' ha ha - so it goes; Barrel Roll - fun ways to die; Bars and Scars - vigilante violence...right or wrong?; Battle Cry - it's a dirty world; Beats Growing Corn - ode to pot growers; Behave - a little ditty bout growing up; Best Left - leaving a lover and moving on; Better Bitter - emotions and other things; Better Choices - seeing the world unfold six hours ahead of everyone else; Better Than Me - trying to achieve the American dream; Bite of the Apple - trying to forget the pains of love lost; Black Dress - nature of man; Black History - in the United States; Blame - think before you act; Blessing in Disguise - heartbreak can lead to good things; Bottom of the Lake - break up song, drowning yourself; Breaking Her Heart - that bout sums it up; Breaking the Chains - lonely, isolated and depressed; Building a Castle - isolating yourself when life gets tough; Bus Stop People - rebelling simply because you can; Call It Fate - the idea of fate versus free will; Can't Have That - gallop's poll or the gallows' poles; Catcher in the Rye - classics are classics; Cats and Dogs - don't play nice together; Cave of Soul - digging deep to find out who you are; Certainly Uncertain - trying to make it through until God comes; Chomsky Song - Beverly Hillbilly spoof introducing Noam Chomsky; Cement - mixing up trouble as usual; Chicken Coup Soup - a screwed up girl; Clean Wipe to the Slate - blazing your own path; Cliff Hanger - my life, my clay. A separate interior page numbered 367 shows a lyric excerpt: '...there were just two types of people / ...ple who would get out of my way / ...people who would leave me alone / ...people in binary code / ...there can be only one number one / ...ese zeros had best do what they're told / ...ces all get out of my way / ...es you better leave me alone'. (2) 'BRIAN RAINSTORM ARTICLES' (McGraw-Hill open-publishing, website brianrainstorm.com) - a second book, apparent pen-name/pseudonym project, cover only photographed, blue and orange geometric arrow design.