Should any proof be needed, here are reasons #621 and #622 why I spin CDs and not make them myself. These “experiments” date from about 1981 or so and came about during a 9 month period or so where I really tried to learn to play electric guitar. I borrowed a friend’s drum machine and plugged it into a Radio Shack mixing board, running my Sears Silvertone guitar with a busted neck and 20 year old strings through a direct line. Did I mention the guitar cable had a short, too? 
I then listened 2 or 3 times to some of the drum machine defaults, paused a few moments then hit record. Both of these “experiments” are take ones laid down on the spur of the moment w/o a real idea of what I was doing of where anything would go. The first one almost works after a rocky start. The second one is fairly embarrassing but has a good idea or two. Just the result of one evening some 25 years ago…ah, youth.
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