The Tastiera Tlog

No, seriously, go look:  www.tastieramusic.com/newsletter.php

And believe you me, it couldn’t be more profound.

http://www.tastieramusic.com/newsletter.php

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So, uh, go read it. http://www.tastieramusic.com/newsletter.php

Tastiera can now be found on MySpace, Facebook, and Twitter. Soon you will also find Tastiera in the National Archives, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and your bathroom mirror. Run while you still can.

Whoa. Now I can tlog from my iPhone. Great - another reason to feel guilty for not posting something more often than every blue moon. Blue Moon is great beer by the way.

Well I certainly thought I’d be updating this thing a lot more often when I started. Of course, who knew I’d be kidnapped by chihuahuas?

And who knew talking dogs wouldn’t know how to lock a door?

So here I am again, with little more to tell you. Talk to you again in October.

Whoa, I lost like a couple months of my life!

Anywho, not much to say here yet, except that there should be some new content soon from the new album.  I’ll put out plenty more warning before that happens, so you can know which links never to type into your browser.  I’ve also decided I don’t like the title.  I’ve also also decided on a new one, but I’m going to keep it secret.  So feel free to continue to visit http://www.tastieramusic.com/collections.php?collection=The Strategic Overuse of Compression, but know that the name and album cover are now completely misleading.

Ok, I’m going to go back to sleep now.  Nighty night.

First snippet from “The Strategic Overuse of Compression” is available: Version 0 of “In Our Own Image”.

Don’t say I never gave you anything.

I have spoken.

The name of the next Tastiera album shall be “The Strategic Overuse of Compression”.

You may resume not caring.