okay, let's just see "is there anybody out there...out there, out there; can anybody hear me...hear me, " echo etc.

fireworks four weeks from tonight;  one of the pieces i'm most excited about is something created using 'audio files' from NineInchNails.
Recent album:  the slip, and the song 'discipline'.  reworking the pieces...bass trax, vocals, percussion...all the elements using the theme of the lyric "...once i start i can not stop myself..";  spoiler alert:  very appropriate in a pre-finale position doncha think?

i may post this sneak peek of the soundtrack for this years cincinnati bell/webn fireworks...
(08.31 at 9:05 p);  we'll be there, with, or without you...


your pal,
joel

hey,
thought i'd bring you (and i do mean the one person that's viewing this) up to date
on what's going on in the world of webn production, etc.
I'm well into producing the soundtrack for this years cincinnati bell/webn fireworks.
the show is sunday, august 31, 2008;  first shell:  9:05 pm.

there will be surprises, some of which i don't even have a clue about....like, who will be doing 'crowd wars' this year;  any ideas?

if you've got suggestions for music or other elements to include in this years show,
pass them on;  the sooner the better...
jmoss@webn.com.

i may be posting some pieces as i get 'em produced, which would be the first time we offer a sneak peak.  we'll see how that goes.

back to editing...









late.

jcm

in retrospect, al vitale reviews his (self-described) historic call of robbie 'kaptain' kenievel's motorcycle jump at kings island this past saturday, 052408.
you can also hear more on al's blog, but don't bother.

this piece is funnier than anything he could've come up with.



broadcast history?