I think that was the theme of the source track, so yes :-). Thank you.

Ooh, I wish I had thought of that. I rec’d a recording of a rail yard that I loved. You got it though. Thanks Doxent.

Thank you Kara. Me neither :-).

Thank you Emily. I have to reply to everyone who has been kind enough to comment but I had to get to you first. The thing you might find amusing is that the first plan, although way too ambitious, was to do a 21st Century retelling of the entire Divine Comedy, just heavily abridged. You were cast as Beatrice to guide me through Paradiso :-). I don’t think you’ll have to work too hard to think of who the voice of Virgil was going to be… But alas I have kids to yell at so it is not to be…

oh my (i’ve always dreamt of being Beatrice!) promise me you’ll finish this sometime, eventually????? i so want to hear it now……

Get my kids to do their homework and my dishes to do themselves and you may get closer :-).

High praise from a master such as yourself, Sir. Thank you very much indeed.

Thank you for the great source material. The next mix will be awhile. I’m a slow composer.

No hurry :) I’m slow too…

Sorry about that. The ending was a bit abrupt. If you hit the little triangle thingy on the page it will play it again ;-). Thank you for listening and for your words of ongoing welcome. This project has been fun to be a part of. Thanks for all your hard work up in the home office :-).

Yes, because as we all know anyone can :-). Thanks for listening.

Thank you Spinmeister. I wasn’t disallowed my words, just wanted to dust off my sound production skills a little. I really enjoy making music but I do need a good excuse to set aside the time to do so :-).