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Back in 2001 my roommate worked for the now defunct Zoom Culture. Zoom Culture did 3-5 minute documentaries on random things primarily for the internet. Zoom Culture was great and had a lot of great underground documentaries, but even in 2001 watching videos on the internet meant sitting around waiting for things to buffer. Perhaps Zoom Culture was too soon.
But anyway, my friend was doing a documentary on the wedding of our mutual friend. It was a bi-racial lesbian wedding and the doc ended up great. It really is a shame that whoever hold the rights to those docs doesn't put them on YouTube or something. Anyway, my roommate asked me to do the music. Only I didn't have any instruments that worked at the time so I had to use toys to compose and record the music on my 4-Track. It's repetitive and has a great "oh shit, this is the ending?" ending. The mix I gave him was a little better than this (the 'piano' at the end is a very hot). But Tobin's interview reminded me of this piece. Not my best work by far, but reminds me of a fun time in my life.
The title is based on a piece of mail my friend Rita Paolo got. They spelled her name wrong, and it ended up sounding delicious.
But anyway, my friend was doing a documentary on the wedding of our mutual friend. It was a bi-racial lesbian wedding and the doc ended up great. It really is a shame that whoever hold the rights to those docs doesn't put them on YouTube or something. Anyway, my roommate asked me to do the music. Only I didn't have any instruments that worked at the time so I had to use toys to compose and record the music on my 4-Track. It's repetitive and has a great "oh shit, this is the ending?" ending. The mix I gave him was a little better than this (the 'piano' at the end is a very hot). But Tobin's interview reminded me of this piece. Not my best work by far, but reminds me of a fun time in my life.
The title is based on a piece of mail my friend Rita Paolo got. They spelled her name wrong, and it ended up sounding delicious.
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catchy and quaint. amazing how good those 4 trackers can sound sometimes. fun listen. cheers!