My first "lyrical" track on the album. The voice is philosopher Alan Watts. This was probably the most fun to make, especially once I stopped worrying about the measure structure. I think it's appropriate to the subject matter to chop up the…

My first "lyrical" track on the album. The voice is philosopher Alan Watts. This was probably the most fun to make, especially once I stopped worrying about the measure structure. I think it's appropriate to the subject matter to chop up the…

My first "lyrical" track on the album. The voice is philosopher Alan Watts. This was probably the most fun to make, especially once I stopped worrying about the measure structure. I think it's appropriate to the subject matter to chop up the…

Playing around with instruments, mainly piano and guitar. I really had fun trying out different distortion on the guitar parts to give it that warm fuzzy feeling. I kind of envision someone walking through freshly mown grass on a sunny day.

From the archives. Traditional Irish slow air. Myself on the Uilleann pipes with synth backing. This was recorded at a concert here in Weston back in I think '92. Originally recorded on an ancient 4 track machine and then transferred to cassette…

Another one from back when I was tracking to actual tape. Was going to do a new version at some point, but decided I had lost interest. Sometimes there's no sense in recreating the past! Recorded probably the beginning of 2007

My first "lyrical" track on the album. The voice is philosopher Alan Watts. This was probably the most fun to make, especially once I stopped worrying about the measure structure. I think it's appropriate to the subject matter to chop up the…

This one's got a solid beat and some wailing guitars - just jammin' out.

Playing around with instruments, mainly piano and guitar. I really had fun trying out different distortion on the guitar parts to give it that warm fuzzy feeling. I kind of envision someone walking through freshly mown grass on a sunny day.