Free Post - Episode one: A Day in The Life of Anthony

Here we are once again blogger. It appears I must write on here now. So I'm going to get started and today's topic shall be writing. Now I'm not saying just any writing, but writing music. So the story begins about two days ago when I was a young lad sitting in my room. Nothing to do and mildly hoping for a change in this situation when suddenly I received a phone call from my good old best friend Alex saying "Hey, get over here and suck my feet. And bring your didgeridoo." So at this point I didn't have any form of transportation so I say, "Hey, brother. Why don't you come here and get me?" and before I knew it my vice best friend Jordan had driven his car up to my house and away we went.

Upon arrival to Alex's house Alex tells me about this album he is creating and he wants me in because I am a kicking awesome didgeridoo player. So I said "Alright. I'm down, I'm cool with it, I'm gangster as fudge." And so we began to record. My didgeridoo was set up to a microphone which led to a Moog Minitaur which Alex used to mix up the sounds while Jordan played drums. At first we decided to make a trippy sounding sitar song but we ended not using the sitar once making it more of a promotional didgeridoo playing song. So without further adieu I present you the most didgerie-awesome song you will ever experience in your entire life: "Wheat Bread 98.6" Wheat Bread 98.6 (best song ever) (it was pretty loud in there so the microphone sounds a bit like mush and you might die if you use headphones)

So after this point we eventually started to actually write the music making a new song called "Bottoms of my feet". It hasn't been recorded yet but I can tell you it is a delicious song. Much better than the didgeridoo song because it uses actual modern instruments and not didges. Once we begun writing it my friend had already begun the beginning so it was more like a trying to help him complete the ending type of thing. Anyway, you can all just wait and see for yourself what comes of this beautiful piece of art we call an album. You just wait.