After sharing the bed of a collection with Jason Falkner, playing as support artiste for Weezer or recording with a Cake, Anton Barbeau offers to the univers The Automatic Door, his 9th album, leaded by a voice which wobbles permanently between Lennon and Bowie. Barbeau asks essential questions (Who's the Pony now ?), stops some of his songs after few seconds, and wolk down the Streets of Oxford and Cambridge to record his album. It finally rings as though Donovan had taken a dulcimer in a space shuttle. A magical disc, which can show a rainbow in a wet sky.
| 01 Staring At The Sun | 03' 13" |
| 02 You Can Move A Mountain | 03' 05" |
| 03 Beyond The Valley Of The Dolphins | 02' 51" |
| 04 Poking Myself In The Eye To Spite My Finger | 02' 52" |
| 05 Went All Wrong | 04' 20" |
| 06 The Automatic Door | 02' 46" |
| 07 Ring Never Bell | 03' 33" |
| 08 I've Been Craving Lately | 03' 31" |
| 09 Who's The Pony Now? | 02' 36" |
| 10 Aw Gee Can't You See | 02' 41" |
| 11 The Automatic Door (take 1) | 03' 01" |
| 12 As Cool As Folk | 01' 22" |
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