Chula vista show run down and News in regards to music available on bandcamp.

      I drove to the bottom most part of the state and spent a day with strangers playing music and getting too much sun. Really good time was had. I am consistently in awe on how many good songs there are coming out of unlikely holes in the ground.
    On the drive home I had to get some caffeine in me to not endanger the other people that I was sharing the freeway with on the way home. Safe n sound thanks for asking. This intake resulted with me spending last night putting some more work on the bandcamp page.
     The cdrlp album entitled, all right redacted as of now comes in at right over an hour with 26 tracks. I have a few more to record and throw on and I think I will still be short of the 80 min to fill it up. Relief, I want to be able to put another song or two on this one before it is at the point of saturation. I am starting to really like the idea of handling the music this way. Keep adding, subtracting, editing, and changing the album while it is on the page. Who says an album can not be changed after I put it out for other peoples ears. There are songs on there that you can only listen to if you go through the trouble of downloading it, including songs I have done years ago some over a decade ago. Those songs do not sound like they fit within the sound of the album but again why do I need to be consistent with timbre and cadence.  Going to get back to real life now. Bye internet.

           http://projectartichoke.bandcamp.com/album/all-rights-redacted