recording the erotic tracks

I've been tearing up the studio, laying down the audio tracks.

exhausted now...not done with all tracks...but close...but if I push it much forther, don't know if it will come out forced, or mangled or I'll have anything left for redubs.

aigh.

I'm very pleased with the results so far...

DeVault's Bolero?

I have been burning my brain cells, working feverishly on this week's B track show (stopping along the way only to be smitten by a random poetess I encountered ont he web and to indulge wistful memories of a former lover who surfaced for a moment)

I have come down to three alternatives for the backing music:

compose something as sweet as what I did for the romantic track...indeed, that might make it all the more interesting to lay the same music behind tracks, not about furtive glances and stolen kisses, but about merging fleshes and feral passions...

compose something more symphonic...I have actually been looking into creating a bolero

or

go with the master, arguably the best piece of music to make love to...Ravel's Bolero

right now...ack...wish I knew...guess you'll have to tune in later this week and see what I did...

if I can just keep on focus (try that while recording erotic poetry...it isn't easy, especially if you have my photographic emotional memory...just tuching the words puts me back in some very memorable moments of my life with some very wonderful women. I am capable of getting angry at a lie or a betrayal, but forget to love? impossible, I still love and respect and would throw myself in front of a train for any lover in the past.

anyway who thinks otherwise is sincerely misguided...or just stupid.)

I need a nap. it's not the years...it's the mileage.

plug for the frilly dragon

Okay, for those of you who want to try something different than my flavour of romance...don't forget to check out the amazingly exotic and erotic stylings of Nordette Adams at her website Romance 101.

This of it as Lord Byron (me) versus Luther Vandross (nordette)...nothing wrong with preferring one over the other.

South Kora, Hines Ward and the Super Bowl

If you haven't read the story about Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver Hines Ward, the Super Bowl MVP, as pertains to South Koria, I recommend it...it seems that Hines is half-Korean, and that South Korea is going ape over their new media superstar.

He is planning to visit there in April and South Korean adoption agencies are looking forward to renewed interest in their work owing to his parentage. His father was a serviceman and his mother Korean, the divorcd soon after they returned to the states, Hines has not been back since he was a toddler (although he has his name tattoo'd on his arm in Korean)

Good human interest angle, there.