This is how I got over the events of 9/11.

The assignment was to create a musical score for a spoken narrative. I chose an excerpt from the book Catch-22.

made this tonight, while smoking, as always.. title is explained by the lyrics combined with (very intellectualy) my use of the numbers from the fibonacci-sequence for note-pitch values of a couple of instruments.

I made the beat for a male singer but he was a kno show so i did a lilsumthing kinda of a nice cool mollow layed back type of track hope you like 8580 Rec.T2 ThaLabRat

made the beat let my mind go and this is the outcome

nice beat lyricz&hook by myself T2 check me out

Fun song...recording the guitars was a pain, though. On my SG (right channel in this recording) I use .009's, and I tuned down 1 1/2 steps for this...you should be able to fill in the blanks from here. I had to re-do it about five times before…

Solo piano improvisation exploring polytonality and the fact that I visited my dad in the hospital and he had bruises on his arm. Restraints.

Second half of a solo piano improvisation exploring bitonality and bruises. E

From 2005 - One of the first pieces I wrote and the first one I licensed. Written on an old version of Fruity Loops (pre FLStudio). Probably should have added this to my "For the Sake of Posterity" playlist...

I like the flow of this song...its pretty rough but the structure will most likely remain and just have some melodies added...

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