How could I have been so blind, so stupid . . . and so human?

This is about aging and looking for constancy and stability in your life.

One of my favorites, and the most popular of my songs uploaded to AcidPlanet.com.

Luke 17

Luke 16 part 2

a track entirely made from a fieldrecording of birds that i took in the yard.

More noodling: sudara's track "Winter Will Pass" -> glu's added beats in "Sudara's Track Glubotized" -> my guitar. I recorded a single guitar part. I then resampled that twice through Kombinat and BS2; because of the random nature these…

Another remixed tune to add to the Goran Bregovic collection. Let me know what you think! I usually hate house/trance/ 4-floor beats but this was fun to remix and program.

solo accordion & effects improvisation, 29:56

lyrics by ouroboros. Originally for RPM '07 album. The organ interlude is now brought up to audible levels; the vocal effects have been tamed slightly.

This and BF2 were made up from scraps of songs I was working on for RPM '07 and '08 that never went anywhere

lyrics by ouroboros orignally from RPM '07 album, also nearly untouched except for a few tweaks to the middle part.

Guitar(x3), Drum machine, Synth, Taisho Koto Yeah, the intro goes on a bit too long. Originally from the RPM '07 album; it's been virtually untouched.

lyrics: traditional Orignally from RPM '07 album; this one has been reworked quite a bit. The lead vocal performance is particularly weak here but I'm rather pleased at how the "choir" vocals came out.

The first part of this was a "hidden" untitled track on my original RPM '07 album; the second part was conceived as an intro to "shortwave" but it seemed to make sense to re-sequence them this way.

Originally for (unfinished) RPM '08 album

Originally for (unfinished) RPM '08 album. This song and "shortwave" together probably required more component audio tracks than my entire RPM '09 album, which is one reason RPM '08 didn't see completion.

The image of cherry blossoms folding into a gravel footpath is from a poem by Kanoko Okamoto. Originally from RPM '07 album, this version has been reworked a fair bit.