yea dude,
the cast has made some bad ass music so far.
right now,
as in this very second,
i have headphones on so that i can do a rough mix for the demo songs we're recording to give to matt rocco (our potential drummer, who is the man).
we write some pretty bitchin' songs.
i try not to toot my own horn too much when it comes to music,
but i really think this stuff is great.

and i think, personally,
that the new stuff i've been writing may be even better.
i've kinda been a machine lately and the results have been stupendous.
i finished three songs just this week:
"missin' out" - an uber-catchy pop rock song, falling somewhere between the counting crows and the decemberists,
"another happy valentine's day" - a folky lick that turns into an appropriately cheesy rockout at it's apex,
and "laconic" - an acoustic anthem with a chorus that totally lives up to it's name.
they are all excellent songs.
i can't wait to arrange and record them with a full band.

man, so many songs,
it feels almost like we're falling behind,
but the truth is that the songs don't go away,
it's just a matter of catching up to our creativity.
but to be honest,
i kinda like tagging along behind my music.
it makes me feel good; natural like.

i'm on the last song at this point,
i've dicking around on the internet so long.
with my recorder,
if you wanna put something on a cd,
you have to set all the levels,
then you have to record it all on to one track,
and then you have to master it,
then you can put it on a cd.
it's pretty cool,
but it just takes so long.
i mean, all the songs i've been mixing today,
i've had to listen to at least 3 times each.
it's taken about 2 hours,
which is what i figured but it's still pretty lame.
anyways, i just finished the mixing,
so i am concluding this ramble as well.
right about now...