solo tones generated with a Barber Exacta into a semi-driven mesa mark IIb:

As always, top-notch stuff. Also cool to share your tools of the trade.

Now pardon me for this. I just came across something interesting, but
completely off topic. However, I think you'll be O.K. with this...
Check out this video, but skip to exactly 8:43 ...



See why I posted this completely unrelated thing? (I just listened to
your song, and this was the next thing I browsed...it just blew my mind!)

As always, top-notch stuff. Also cool to share your tools of the trade.

Now pardon me for this. I just came across something interesting, but
completely off topic.

THANKS so much monkey, for listening and commenting...

the album release will happen at the end of this week.


that video..........!
when i was a kid in school, i did a book report on the SR-71....
and discovered Robert Gilliland!!
LOL...

no relation, but yea, that's kinda cool.
and that plane...that's off the charts!
i watched the vid...thanks for that link.

I plan to get back on topic about the music in a minute, but right now I'm even a bit
more blown away.
So you knew about that plane too! And THEN you came across
the other RG? Wow!
As a kid (maybe 12 years old) I had a picture book of U.S. military planes, and the SR71
really jumped out. I have always considered it the most amazing/coolest plane ever made.
And one of our family friends actually worked in the test field and hanger. He described
igniting the engine with some ultra heated semi-solid rocket fuel torch.
And then to think that this exact plane captured your attention, and then you discover your
namesake. Totally bonkers!

Anyway, back on topic...
Even all of your initial mixes that you posted here sounded really great. Looking forward
to the full album!

sirmonkey wroteI plan to get back on topic about the music in a minute, but right now I'm even a bit
more blown away.
So you knew about that plane too! And THEN you came across
the other RG? Wow!
As a kid (maybe 12 years old) I had a picture book of U.S. military planes, and the SR71
really jumped out. I have always considered it the most amazing/coolest plane ever made.
And one of our family friends actually worked in the test field and hanger. He described
igniting the engine with some ultra heated semi-solid rocket fuel torch.
And then to think that this exact plane captured your attention, and then you discover your
namesake. Totally bonkers!

yep, kinda the same story here,
i think i found out about the SR-71 about the same time that i found out about project bluebook

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Book

imagine that!
chasing ufo's with a SR-71

i'd call those guys the FOO FIGHTERS!!

LOL