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Actually Bloomington, NY, SF, Rome, or where ever else they can afford 6 figures for a couple of hours of music... Here's our homeboy Josh Bell playing in the L'enfant Plaza Metro station a while back. You've probably heard about this, the story is reaching legendary status, but it's the first time that I've seen the videos. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/04/AR2007040401721.html

My final project for my Sound Design class. The video is flawed, but I'm pretty happy with the audio. I composed the main theme and the piece under the "transformation" sequence, but the "love theme" is Phillip Glass. We were supplied with video from different films and were supposed to edit them together into a fairly coherent narrative with music and sound effects. Now...Somebody give me a job!

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Check out that Tanner Boyle song, it's from the first record that I worked on that actually got released. The Kooch and I recorded it when we were interning at September Recording in one of those mammoth all weekend recording sessions. It's completely sloppy and out of tune, but were you making records this good when you were a teenager? I played with these guys for a while later on. I wasn't really into this style of music, but their spirit was really infectious. The first time I played in DC w… Continue

From the Chronicle. I love Mid-Century ranch houses, it's probably from growing up in Eagledale/Speedway. My Dad has a killer little brick rancher out on the westside that he's always complaining about. If that thing was in LA (if you could have a brick house in LA) it would be some movie star's million dollar bachelor pad, but in Indy they're a dime a dozen. Whenever I come home I fantasize about how great all of our Modernica Eames/Nelson knock-offs would look in there.

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