This is an example of 20th century set theory. There are 3 sets that were created using my family members birth dates. 

The Red Lioness

This is a binaural version of my composition "The Red Lioness". This song has a binaural frequency of 300khz. This is Brian's 1st attempt at a producing a calming binaural version of an Amanda Bocchi original post tonal theory composition. Amanda Bocchi - Electric Piano, Brian - Thunderstorm\Background Ambience\& Editing.

Binaural Red Lioness

Love Hate thing is my friend John Henry's song. (john henry velez) I added the last verse about living in the Blue Ridge Mountains and moonshine. This was recorded at Microfestivus in Roanoke Virginia. 

Love Hate thing Microfestivus 2011

This is an instrumental version of Cavalier Gentleman, by my band The Body Parts. (thebodyparts.com) Brian Pait on bass, Amanda Bocchi on keys, Miles Stevenson on drums (although he's no longer a member). This will be on our upcoming album. New pictures and sounds coming soon. 

Cavalier Gentleman Instrumental

Episode 536 on SNAPPED 
Circa 1950 


Marleen: Long island aging beauty queen, long time neighbor to the infamous serial killer, Ms. Flowers.  

“There once was a serial killer called Ms. Flowers. Since her disappearance it was discovered that she was a black widow, each of her four husbands mysteriously died. On the occasion of each of her husbands' funerals, she was the picture of a grieving widow. Tears, anger, sorrow- the whole nine. She was stunning and witty-men simply  broke their necks trying to pursue her. After each husband's’ death Ms. Flowers would wait just long enough not to be suspicious in the eyes of the dearly departed’s family members or law enforcement. She patiently played the part, meanwhile collecting life insurance and waiting for the disbursement of the will. She then moved to another city just as small as the one she was leaving. Every move she changed her name, her story, her personality in a hurry to find yet another poor soul to squeeze.”

“After Ms. Flowers’s fourth husband, Leon, was found by hikers twisted at the bottom of a popular scenic overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Ms. Flowers decided to ease out of the heat into a small town a hundred miles or so away. Janesville sat just beneath a mammoth mountain where the edge of the mountain jutted over the the small town casting a long shadow against a few hundred three bedroom ranches in the valley. 

Janesville native, Mike :
“People from Janesville have what Western films refer to as grit. Living in the shadow of that great mountain makes everyone a little sturdier, a little more resilient.”

“Heh, Ms. Flowers never knew what hit her.”

Marleene:
“So, she settled into Janesville, playing the rich socialite. Ms. Flowers immediately donned her eyes on a local property owners son. Tommy was quite handsome, mid twenties, with loads of prospects. Loads! His dad owned the three largest buildings downtown, and Tommy was already a shining star in his father’s enterprises. ” 

“Anyone who knew Tommy knew that Tommy’s girl is Allison. It’s always been Allison. 
She’s the Juillet to his Romeo, the lox to his cream cheese. Ms. Flowers didn’t know that, and really how could she have known? But the moment Ms. Flowers set her sights on Tommy, her days were numbered.”

Janesville native, Mike:
“Allison carried the wrath of God with her when she done it. No mercy. Allison snatched Ms. Flowers straight out of her comfortable queen size bed in the dead of night and Ms. Flowers was never seen again."

Amanda Bocchi

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