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Fast and Sexy," these were to be my words of inspiration when I went into the studio to create a new song with the intent of giving it away.  I agreed, something fast and sexy would be perfect!  When I sat down I decided to record a drum track first.  Not much of a decision when nine out of ten times I cut drums first, then the rest of the form of a tune is likely to be written on the bass.  Enough of a scratch track of relatively "fast' drums had been laid down.  I was amped, but what ended up molding into a tune over the next couple of hours at the end of the night wasn't turning out to be that "sexy."  I can never force ideas when writing music, I've learned over the years that they either come quite easily to me or simply don't at all.  The ideas were flowing this night, but were they right?  I decided that although not knowing what the track was exactly supposed to be, this wasn't the track that I wanted all of you to hear... yet.  I called it quits for the night, but still felt really good about what I had recorded, and as I went to bed I was hearing in my head everything that would eventually complete "Fast and Sexy."  I rarely forget anything I hear in my head so I never have to stress or loose sleep wondering if it will still be there when I wake.  As I lay in bed about to crash, I try to become a bit more aware, those lucid moments between being awake and dead to the world are some of the best and most telling.  And then it happened, just like that in it's completion, I heard everything as it aught to be.  All I had to do was play the tune in my head a couple of times through so I wouldn't forget the chordal movement or form... lights out.  The next morning I woke and after a relatively short period of time I was banging out track after track.  Sometimes I need it fast, but this time I couldn't help it, I had to make it slow... here is "Octopus.

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