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In 1996 I found myself moving back and forth between Charlottesville, Northern Virginia, and Southern California. Some of it was for work and some was due to housemates getting married, etc. I was living out of suitcases and boxes most of the time, which made it hard to use my keyboard for Tripecac. Yet the creative itch was still there.
I also had a long-distance relationship, so was in the car a lot. At first I talked to myself (this was before cell phones), but then I started bringing a dictaphone on my trips. I'd talk to it, sing along with the radio, and make up song ideas as I drove. Pretty soon I started using the dictaphone at home too, and thus Trex was reborn.
This collection of ideas, improvs, and babblings was recorded in the various places I lived (and drove) during that time period. They feature keyboard, piano, acoustic guitar, and vocals. A decent variety.
You be the judge as to whether my writing and improvisation matured during the six year Trex hiatus.