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11:19 I just written a set of lyrics that I really like in under 15 minutes. :) #

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09:59 Today's agenda: Buying comics, buying new running shoes, reading at the beach, composing, novel revisions, script writing, & nude polka. #

12:05 Re: Nude Polka I was just checking if anyone was awake out in Twitterville. I got new running shoes, coconut, & blueberry juice. now beach #

16:07 For the record I will in no way do a Michael Jackson cover song -EVER. Abba is a consideration. #

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18:34 Michael Jackson just passed away (heart attack ) #

06:42 I get to fly home today. weeeeee I am very happy about this. #

10:51 Just landed safely back in BOS. The sun is out. yeeeeah! #

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I am back home now after a week-long series of meetings in Washington DC. I think I stayed at in the second worst hotel ever this past week.

Oh great, I am typing this in a coffee shop and a guy just walked in on a cell phone talking loudly in Italian. The volume is at level 9 on the stereo.

Anyways, I am back in Boston and fortunately the sun is out. It's rather surreal to know that Michael Jackson has died. It never occured to me he would die but in a way he died probably once the 80's ended in the public perception. The DCA airport was playing Jackson 5 and even my taxi driver to the airport was talking about him. I have mixed feelings for Jackson. His music was wonderful, he was talented, and he paved the way for many other pop recording artists. He also bidded and bought the rights to the Beatles catalog and undercut Paul McCartney for it. Then of course are the allegations of his abuses with children which is absolutely terrible. It's that age old story about the art being more important than the artist. I think the majority of artists would rather be known for their artwork than what they were like as a person.

I have to go back to my taxi driver to the airport. The taxi was this old 1970's black station wagon driven by this elderly African American. The inside of the car had the U.S. flag stapled to the roof. He was telling me he was trying to avoid stress because of his medication. He had the driver side window down and kept saying hello to everyone. The meter maid writing tickets, the construction worker by the bridge, the cop that pulled someone over, the bag carriers, the bicycle courier. He knew the name of every single person and everyone smiled and waved at him. He told me how it was important to be nice to the cops so he wouldn't get any tickets. Then somehow we got in the discussion that his dad lives in Arkansas and used to work for Union Pacific Railroad for 50 years. He remarked he had his dad's old railroad key that was used for switches and that it was worn down because it was used for so many years. Then as we were driving he showed me these laminated 8 x 10 photos of Boeing 747 planes he took pictures of. "I've been across that ole pond 23 times by boat and there is no better way to get around then on these here planes." The entire ride took about 15 minutes but this guy was such a fascinating character someone could write a movie about him. It was like he was straight from the 1970's

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06:40 It's good to see the Republican party has been so at the defense of marriage lately (sarcasm) :) #

13:39 Farah Fawcett just passed away #

18:34 Michael Jackson just passed away (heart attack ) #

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20:50 For those that asked. I am still alive. I didn't take the metro this evening but I did earlier today from the airport. (not on that line) #

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21:18 Almost finished the song. I still have to record a scratch track for it. I am off to Washington DC in the morning. #

10:03 I just landed in Washington DC. weather is sunny & 75 degrees. Which is a nice change vs. June Gloom Boston. #

17:55 twitpic.com/8525v - Went for a run in DC. So hot even my eyelids were sweating. #

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19:06 Video Diary posted 06-20-2009 bit.ly/Dl0n3 #

09:37 I woke up at 8:00 am to the sounds of a drum circle outside my window for a charity walk. They are off beat. #

12:13 Gone to Hell episode three (I composed the soundtrack): bit.ly/8MQjG #

14:15 twitpic.com/812bj - Happy Midsummer (Summer Solstice) to all! :) #

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Here is the third episode to Gone To Hell directed by Jim Towns starring Ed Wedding. Soundtrack by yours truly.

A new movie is coming out with Ron Perlman. It seems like it's a b-movie mixed with a Hammer Horror film production feel.

19th century justice has finally caught up to grave robbers Arthur Blake and Willie Grimes. With the specter of the guillotine looming over him, young Blake confides in visiting clergyman Father Duffy, recounting fifteen years of adventure in the resurrection trade. His tale leads from humble beginnings as a young boy stealing trinkets from corpses, to a partnership with seasoned ghoul Willie Grimes as they hunt creatures unwilling to accept their place in the ground. The colorful and peculiar history of Grimes and Blake is one filled with adventure, horror, and vicious rivalries that threaten to put all involved in the very graves they’re trying to pilfer.

Trailer for it is here (you can also right-click save as )

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06:08 The RIAA fined a woman $1.4 million for pirating 24 songs. When they have to sue to make money they need to consider a new business model #

08:29 I really would like to compose a soundtrack that deals with piano, cello, violin, & soprano The film should be set in 18th or 19th century #

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21:11 twitpic.com/7la20 - My new glasses. #

07:53 #zombiehaiku We all think alike. Thousands lived in the city. thousands of fresh brains. #

16:21 RT: KerryKate: wtf ?!!! Bride of Frankenstein remake tiny.cc/r2ukD #

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18:14 I played 5 different harpsichords, I was in heaven. (videos were taken) #

22:33 Playing a double harpsichord video: bit.ly/g52Hx #

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I was at the Boston Early Music Festival today and played several harpsichords. They are amazing instruments and I love playing them!


Here I am playing a small invention for harpsichord in C minor


Here I am playing another small invention for harpsichord in C minor on a Flemish Double Harpsichord that was popular in 1642.

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11:50 twitpic.com/7alyu - Composing a song in studio. L8r New England Early Music Fest. #

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Here is the second episode to Gone To Hell directed by Jim Towns starring Ed Wedding. Soundtrack by yours truly.