well, depends on what you're interested in. first, you may be interested in the recording from my last concert at the cherry street artisan, from 21 august, 2004, that's over on the right side. by the time the show was over, i had played 2 guitars, mandolin, bouzouki, dobro, penny whistle, and had sung quite a bit. it's about 100 minutes long, all told. special thanks to ross cowart for being the recording engineer.

there's two kinds of techno. one could potentially be of use to anyone who is looking for a different sort of prelude music to, say, a worship or prayer service. there are hundreds of talented techno artists out there, doing all sorts of neat things, but as my worship minister said, "if someone asks, i can't say that they're christian artists." so, even though i don't have the time, talent, or passion to be a particularly accomplished techno artist, i am most definitely a christian, and am trying to get more and more accomplished in this musical form. so, the first grouping of techno includes my attempts to sound good there.

uh, yeah. well, see, it's like this. there has been this little tape around the family since i was four years old. apparently i was throwing some sort of fit, and my parents thought that, maybe, if they got me to hang out with a tape recorder in my room, i'd calm down. now, 'calm down' isn't exactly what i'd say i did, but apparently i was at least under control. but we kept the recording, because it is a wonderful glimpse into the mind of a completely insane 4-year-old.

well, my older brother had this tape, and had thought it was one of the funniest things he had ever heard. so, i got it back, and set some samples from that tape to a techno beat, and gave it to him for christmas last year. so, what you will hear, assuming you download it, will be the result. it's fairly standard techno, some dance-able, some not as much. it's all very random.