If Jesus ordered a pizza, what would it be topped with? We know he wasn't a vegetarian, but he probably kept kosher -- so, no meat unless he wanted a cheeseless pizza -- except that nobody really wants a pizza without cheese.

When you get right down to it, though, this track doesn't have much to do with Jesus or pizza. Instead, it has a lot to do with midi, newfound plugins, watching the fleeway through my window, and wanting to get something finished before woom. I hope you like it.

(my first thoughts about the party that eventually became Ploosh!)

You drive to the map point at 20th & Tennessee, and walk over to the big bus (can't miss it.) At the bus you exchange your ticket for a small plush bunny, and are instructed to walk around the corner to the party itself.

Entering the building, you find yourself in a high-ceilinged room filled with funk. Your ass is shakin' before your eyes can adjust to the spinning disco lights.

For a few years now, the Semiconcious Liberation Army has been periodically throwing a series of parties called Woom. One silly tradition we've come up with is that at every party, someone will play the infamous cantina song from Star Wars, and we'll throw a bunch of plush neon bunnies (from Oriental Trading Company) into the air, and everyone cheers and has a good time.