These men hanging Saddam Hussein oddly look like terrorist, and I dont think its just me. Perhaps this is an (accidental) coincidence, the terrorist actions that our country have taken not over the past six years but for well over the past fourty as the military industrial complex expanded out of control. Not to mention the CIA selling drugs and creating conflicts in the third world. But thats just my first thought.
Past two weeks I have been practicing nearly nonstop and the times I did stop I recorded two tracks. I mixed them quite low so headphones are recommended for detail - started a collaboration with a bass/guitar playing friend.
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"Day One Outside the Vaults"
So this is what I worked on progressively throughout the weekend:
I have been working on a very large collage for quite a while now, its actually nearing completetion - but Id figure Id share it since I havent been recording much lately (been working on a few tracks but nothing near completion yet)
Well now that my digital interface is working again I can get back to work recording when I have any idea what I want to do. Last night I couldnt sleep (like usual) so I decided to give a few things I have been working on a try and it turned out alright, between classes today I took the parts I enjoyed and focused on them. Its just a soundscape nothing special:
The name has no particular meaning, I was just up till dawn working on it and when I wanted to save it thats what I saw.
What are your personal memories of September 11th?
Walking over to the prayer circle outside the front of the religious school I went to at the time, and my friend yelling "whats up?" and without thinking replying "Not the twin towers" infront of everyone getting ready to pray, needless to say their reactions made it enough where I couldnt stop laughing.
Located my latest recording after switching over computers so figured id upload it . This was done a month or so ago.
What was (or is) your favorite subject in school?
I originally loved computer classes, but it wasnt until Mr. Cragen banned me from the computer lab, or from loitering around it that I begin to be annoyed by them. Every computer teacher from then had a vendetta against me for no reason.
Well I decided to use this piece of time space, more time than space, to chronicle my music evolution. It all began a little under a year ago at CSUCI, a child crayola synth and a good friend. We played the hell out of that piano,
I stole my brothers acoustic guitar and begin teaching myself, after a few months decided to buy my first guitar a Epiphone Sherton II, a multifx pedal, and a digital interface. I quickly decided to begin recording my progress and have done so since. Since then I have aquired a Yahama keyboard, a violin and another electric guitar.
To begin Ill post my early work,
