Day 44: Monday Madness

Today Chris was on deck to finish up the last of his bass tracks. That means 2 songs had to be finished today before he jumped on his flight home the next morning. This morning Matt hoped on a Go Train down to the U.S. border to meet his gal and her parents. That means two things: 1. We will have more time to shower in the morning, and 2. I now have a pillow to sleep on at night. Matt will be greatly missed...for 2 weeks.
We got to the studio around noon today just as Tim was finishing up editing some of the last drum tracks. Chris would plug in his bass once in a while, play the song a few times...discuss it with Tim...play it some more...Tim would change his bass line...Chris would play the new one...Tim does some editing, etc.
Meanwhile Rob and I surf the web, videotape random stuff, and work on our moon walk - which is coming along pretty nicely. Our wonderful friend Judith Zonunpari Khawlhring Thanzauva happened to post a video demonstrating how to moon walk on her facebook page that teaches the move perfectly.Rob and I studied it for a while and then got to work. It was like learning to play the guitar all over again - so exciting when we got it right. A lot of it depends on the floor and the shoes though...we need to get some good moon walking shoes. Stay tuned for the next podcast - we'll make sure there's some M-walking in there.
Eventually supper time came. Chris still had more to do so he stayed behind while Rob and I took a walk down King Street to The Real Jerk - which is actually a restaurant, not a human being. We got these things called Roti's, which is basically spicy chicken mixed with potatoes and wrapped up in a pita type bread. It was 'aight, while the twinkies I bought for dessert were amazing.
The 15 hour day ended around 2 am after Tim finished editing and Chris finished his last song. D Mac gave us a drive home and took Chris to his place, then to the airport the next morning. I think they stayed up all night too, chatting on the balcony. Rob and I on the other hand, hit the hay, without delay, as if to say, the current day, has passed away.

Jordan