concluded

it is finished. we've completed recording, and are now in the final stages of mixing our ambient album. in fact, we're going to listen and take notes for our final mix, and discuss packaging, art, etc. look out man!

juicy fart (re-mix)

tracking will continue today for our ambient album... in fact, we only have one more "song" left that requires any live performance... the rest of our work will be field samples, studio samples & tape archives that need final placements w/ the rest of the album.
since we've been mixing each "track" as we go, we could very well have a finished product by the end of the day.
but we'll see... at the very latest, we'd finish it next weekend. any way you look at it, we'll finally have a proper follow up to "WRITE ME IN METAL/MAKE ME FOREVER". and it only took 4 years!

time lines, all around us, time lines!

we're entering the studio next weekend, and if needed the following, to finish this ambient record of ours... yeah, holy shit man! we'll have ourselves a record by the end of this month. next up, packaging, and starting work on the cowboy record. sweet jebus chris mas.

Up your tinkle-butt with a mason jar, Canklesores.

Tink tinkle the tinkling of music boxing.  We were music boxing for many rounds last night.  I have a black guy to show for it it's all swole shut and very discolored.  

Another fun little thing we did for the ambient project or future such projects, a cut/paste invention with a lot of music box sounds.  

Also, Ben has a great new movie pitch.  It is a three-way buddy movie where the stars are a Chris Tucker type character, a Cheech guy, and a Jackie Chan guy.  They run away from the cops or something even though they are wrongfully accused.  It is called "Black Beans and Rice".  Movie poster forthcoming.

Fresh from the Beat Labratory Slow Cooker

How about this, we sit around and drink our drinks, and we manipulate our analog musics on the digital computerizing machine using God only knows how much Pagan sorcery. 

All of our sounds from two years are on tapes.  Tapes are old magic.  We now have them on the computers where we can see what the music's soul looks like.  It is looks pretty wavy.  Last night we gazed into the dark secrets of our own sonic history, and cut and pasted and chopped and screwed until it sounded like some somethings.

I have revolutionized the way that I think about everything.  

We have one ambient track/transition almost completed, and we will be working on a few other things to prepare for the day of great finishing.

I googled "The day of great finishing", and this is what I got.  This, and a healthy portion of dumpstersluts dot com.