Sound Tribe Sector 9 07/05/02
HSMF Workshop, Quincy, CA
Set I
Mischief of a Sleepwalker tease
Murph Speaking
David Phipps solo demonstrating the monochord and then he and Murph answer some questions,
Earth's vibration in the Key of F, moving to F# as they raise in vibration, overtones follow in F > C major 3rd and then a 7th (example)
IMPROV in F!
Murph then asked the crowd why they like both the band and music itself > They then answer a question about the bands spiritual beliefs which led into Murphy discussing the tones of the day briefly >
IMPROV in C sharp#
Murph gives some info about the new song >
New Try Improv attempt 1 > tech. difficulties > New Try Improv@
Murph answers a question about the Root Science side project > Next HB answers a question about the intention of thier music > Then they are asked what cds are in the bands cd changers (Zach, Murph, Jeffree, Brown, and then Phipps answer). The next question was what is the signifigance of the number 9 and why was it used in the bands name, Then someone asked about the last date of the current cycle of the myan calander in 2012, Followed by a question about Jeffree's handsonic, Murph then hands off a question to Phipps about where they feel music comes from, Someone then asked Zach how he does what he does, Next someone asked who do they feel is the frontman/star of the band.
Set II
 
Set III
 
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@ ='s New Song
! ='s The key phipps' new instrument ("monochord") is keyed to - which as he explained is the tone the earth is currently resonating to... but is also moving towards F sharp.
# ='s The tone of the day
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