The Hēathernet 20oz. to Geekdom

13Nov/110

One of the coolest things I’ve ever experienced…

...is playing live music, that I've created, for an appreciative audience. Sometimes I forget how lucky I have been to have experienced these performances. Here is my band Nebulae Apothecary playing Jordan's epic 'Lavender Bells' for a Sacandaga String Band audience live at the Boght Arts Center in upstate, NY.

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I'm not taking the time to guarantee it plays at the moment. I'm actually in the midst of homework and this track came up on iTunes. I had to share it.

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  • Better Late Than Never Cooked in the cozy confines of Studio A, thick cuts of meaty memories in an awesomely amateur stew of student run television.
  • Camp Fowler My fingerprints are all over this place and I had the pleasure of defining many of the new design and technology visions the camp still holds today. It has had a profound effect on my life and self-confidence.
  • Jordan White Studios If you know Jordan you know that just a link on the web isn’t a fair recognition of his musical talent. For now this little website I made for him will have to suffice.
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