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6 tracks | 68 minutes
Released Sep 2003
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- sample lyrics "album only" 12:30 Soft lyrics "album only" 12:30 Soft lyrics "album only" 12:30 Soft
- sample lyrics "album only" 15:43 June 3rd lyrics "album only" 15:43 June 3rd lyrics "album only" 15:43 June 3rd
- sample lyrics "album only" 11:02 New York - Columbus Circle lyrics "album only" 11:02 New York - Columbus Circle lyrics "album only" 11:02 New York - Columbus Circle
- sample lyrics "album only" 07:30 Voices lyrics "album only" 07:30 Voices lyrics "album only" 07:30 Voices
- sample lyrics "album only" 05:11 June 7th lyrics "album only" 05:11 June 7th lyrics "album only" 05:11 June 7th
- sample lyrics "album only" 16:18 Rise lyrics "album only" 16:18 Rise lyrics "album only" 16:18 Rise
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If you are into instant gratification, this album is also available for download at the iTunes Music Store, eMusic, and most of the other online services.
"Stuff" is a collection of recordings made over the past twelve years recorded on equipment that reflects thirty years of music technology. The oldest tracks were done using such equipment as Atari computers, a TEAC multitrack recorder, a Roland Space Echo, a Yamaha CS 70, and a Juno 60 among other items. The most recent were done entirely within an Apple G4.
Some tracks took ten years to complete, sitting on a shelf until computer technology had developed enough to put the last, slippery bit in place.
The tracks "June 3rd and "June 7th" had a rocky ride. On June 15th, 1992, during a session, my Atari Mega Ste started to make a loud grinding noise before shutting down completely. This noise was caused by the read head of the hard drive deciding to switch careers and become a metal lathe.
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