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29 February 2008
On stage
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Henry Cisneros on stage
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2 miles to Schulenburg
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Flyby
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28 February 2008
Wikipedia Coffee Break 28 Feb 2008: Alfred Wainwright
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- Start. "Today's Featured Article:" M62 Motorway
- M62 Motorway. The M62 motorway is a west–east trans-Pennine motorway in northern England, connecting the cities of Liverpool and Hull.
- Pennines. Britain's first long distance footpath, the Pennine Way, runs the full length of the Pennine chain and is 429 kilometres (268 mi) long.
- Pennine Way. A popular guide was authored and illustrated by the writer Alfred Wainwright, whose offer to buy a pint of beer for anyone who finished the Pennine Way is estimated to have cost him up to £15,000 until his death in 1991.
- Alfred Wainwright. Alfred ("A.") Wainwright MBE (17 January 1907 – 20 January 1991) was a British hillwalker, guidebook author and illustrator.
Back to work...
27 February 2008
Finite Element, WEFT Sessions - (2) The Patterns of Her Eyes
Today's selection from WEFT Sessions, 1 December 2003. Download it here: "(02) The Patterns of Her Eyes."
I should really get Sunil to guest-write some of this stuff; as it turns out, I'm forgetting some of the stories behind the songs. My likely flawed recollection is that Sunil read about a guy that was in an asylum (or maybe jail) who was obsessed with eyes -- understanding them, drawing them, etc. Something like that. That story inspired this song.
In this version of the song, we're moving much faster than in the studio version; nerves, I guess. Also, Mike the studio engineer reinstates Sunil's guitar volume. This causes the solo to be a bit loud in the middle. Sunil had already compensated for the low volume by adjusting his guitar, but the solo setting on his pedal plus the increased volume on the studio side blows everything up. (OK: not literally.)
For all songs from WEFT Sessions, 1 Dec 2003, see the posts with the label: WEFT Sessions 1 December 2003
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