Most everyone loves music and it drives us, inspires us, heals us, comforts us, helps us remember, is there when we fall in love and when we grieve. This song just reminds us of the power of music.

A friend of mine actually wrote this song and gave me the rights to it. I did all the arranging. It was fun to arrange something that I hadn't written. Hadn't done that before.

I didn't write this one either or arrange it. In fact, all I did was blow horn on it. It's a great love song.

The fourth track off of the Spiral Scratch EP

just some drony tonies that are done by stretching what was done b4 btw I almost cant stop listening to this when i am in drone modes this is still the best dronish tonishes I have done.

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4 pianos

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Motherfucker, I'll fuck your meemaw. Cuz I'm the fkn enter-tainter.

As 6LA8, with Omer. Early, distilled improv track.

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i like Zen and Bodhidharma and about a year ago while in a Zen phase i came up with this jam...