The Moondynes

Fuck yes!

Recording that album was good times. Most fun session I've ever had. 3 men, a few beers, some goon, and a bunch of songs.

Some of my most naturally awesome sounding recording, despite (or because of) it's flaws, and it stands as testament that in one 20 hour sitting the 3 of us could record and mix 11 songs to a standard that one can be proud of (in a bastard child sort of way).

The fact that I'd never heard half of the songs before playing them and they developed a life of their own as we recorded them was just something that I am in awe of.

I'm not blowing my horn here, just thinking about how musicians with a connection can just feel what's going on and make something unique happen.