You sleazy beetch! You stole my Donna Sommers' weeg!

The "weird track." Every album needs one.

Based on the deadly sin of Lust.

Trance in two chords.

Eleven, eleven, eleven.

Started life out as a track called "Thumper." Ahh, metamorphosis.

Before we had the iPod, we had the Walkman. Thsoe batteries died a lot, too.

Sometimes we glimpse those beings who dance for the delight of the gods.

Orchids floating in the breeze.

A classically-inspired track that totally does not fit in with the rest of the album. Incidentally, Ctesiphon was a capital of the Parthian Empire.

The moodiest of my attempts at writing music using programming instead of composing on manuscript.

I believe the recording in the background is from a spy station. The other is a Spanish sonnet.

I could not turn off certain synthesizers while I was programing this one, so I kept it as it was. Desperate sounding, I thought.

Minor 7ths and synthesizer saxophones.

Tartessos (possibly the "Tarshish" of the Bible) was a fabulous city in Southern Spain that the Greeks and Phoenecians often visited. I wanted to evoke a sense of adventure.

The first track begun, the last one finished. My attempto write a techno-middle eastern fugue!

Even February has a sunny day.