As to Recording

There was a large impact from seeing how the article about Carol Kirkwood took off because the article is trivial except for a comic look at shock over language.  Even so, people were climbing over each other to see it.

"The Sanctuary Song" sits in the background waiting to be filmed and we know how it goes on Internet Groundhog Day because we've done it before.  Then I look at these cameras which are little more than toys for kids and know this is just a comedy.


When music was on radio and kids would buy it because we would hear it and just had to have a copy.  Even then musicians had to know somebody or you would never get your music played on the radio.  That process was corrupt with payola which was used to bribe radio DJ's to play your record.  That whole arena is full of vipers and spiders and it really crawls with them today.

As soon as the song is recorded, just dial a viper and that snake can fix you right up for a price.


Things are dissolving quickly because gravity really is an illusion and some of you have learned only recently things which seem solid can turn out to be balsa wood and they fall apart.  That doesn't have to happen but sometimes it does.


There is nothing falling apart here and I told Yevette maybe recording the song isn't such a good idea but she was annoyed by that because she said she likes it.  I told her it won't change because she knows already I play it a lot so it's already here.  What isn't here is the recording and it's coming more the reason it's not recorded is because it's not the same as playing just for the being of it.

Part of releasing is validation in, hey, he really didn't suck terribly with the singing in that one and it might even be not such a bad song.  People won't listen to that, tho, and we know this because we have been living Internet Groundhog Day for a long time.

That loops back to the Carol Kirkwood article and the next thought after that is what time does the used bookstore close.