This song expands on the fretless hand noise recording technique I discovered with Cranky Grampa. It also makes use of a bunch of Pro Drum Works beats and some pretty interesting effects.

I'm pretty happy with it. I especially like the way it disintegrates into weirdness after a few minutes of subtle variations on a steady theme. Man, that fretless is a blast!

For your listening pleasure: a little funky bassline on the fretless. I tried to get a good recording of the hand noise, which meant setting up a microphone and recording two tracks at the same time. I think it's a pretty nice sound, so I thought I'd put it up even though it's just kind of an unpolished, noodling-around little bassline. That, and it gets Feel Like Makin' Love With The Devil out of the top spot. Enjoy.

OK, in the name of fresh content (and because my new tune is taking longer than expected), I give you (again): "Feel Like Makin' Love With the Devil". This was received to great acclaim the last time I provided it.

• "My life has only begun today after hearing that song"
  Dana Clark


• "Ray Boltz is awesome! I had no idea religious music could be so funny."
  Chris Blood


• "...identifier..."
  Chef Tones

It's not good, exactly...but it's damn funny! I still laugh uncontrollably every time I hear Dana croon "and you and you and you."