Thanks, MStokes. I wish I had more time for this stuff, but with the two kids and the software to write for HP, and all the domestic chores.... I had to check out Subotnick, though. I checked out Morton's website, and Jacob's Room. My four year old loved it. Had to watch the whole thing. Then we wrapped it up with Bach, Beethoven, Fisk, Zorn (Tre Nel 5000) and Ozzy and Ted Nugent. The kids (2 and 4) love their rock-and-roll, after all. Thanks for introducing me to Subotnick. There's a host of others I've missed over the years, I'm sure, and it's nice to "get to know" them. Always a pleasure to get compliments from "out there" from people. I love putting this stuff together when I can, and I greatly appreciate that people appreciate it!

I enjoy finding intellectuals, wherever they may be. You clearly are one. Just the titles of your tracks... Just the titles... They tell so much. You are clearly a gentleman and a scholar. What else can I say? If you want to wrestle with string theory and the nature of the universe, that would be great. I have a lot of theories. Thought experiments, so to speak. It's nice to find others that can create the type of music that I can enjoy on an artistic level. It really is. Your tracks are COOL! Makes me feel like I stand with an army of other people out there doing the same thing, and it's comforting, to say the least. :-)

Thank you very kindly for the response. Ah, string theory. I see you're a John Zorn fan. I purchased The Big Gundown on LP back in '85 (am I dating myself?). Zorn doing Morricone? How could I resist? That was back in the day with some other folks like Steve Fisk and Laurie Anderson making "weird" tangible and appreciable. I kind of want to approach that avenue of weird and upload some stuff on Looperman. This initial track was just a quick beginning. My future efforts will have to be more evolved and involved. Wish me luck! After all, I'm going for a Cage/Stockhausen/Fisk/Zorn/Anderson/Burroughs effect a la Revolution #9. Good heavens! I'm certainly ambitious!