"The Grindalsnaag" genre: Progressive Electronica
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	I don't think you can classify this song-although the synths are "Electronica", they are not just electronic-they are Analog Modular Polyphonic, so they are backed up by acoustic (analog?) drums- I hate that there is any distinction. I would say I took the best of both analog and digital worlds. I would ask the classifiers when? when asked if it is "Electronica"-and what is "Electronica"? Does it really matter? I hate being associated with "Techno", because what I do is not as rigid, but more loose, and free-flowing than that. Maybe they will create a new genre that describes my style, but I am below that myself- I'll leave it up to someone else- "I give up" in other words- because I wouldn't want to limit my music in any way, shape, or form. I also don't want to be "linked" to anyone else- I want to be seen by myself, and unique.
	MP3.com CD: Orange cat soaking up the sun - buy it! CD: Unreasonable Expectations   Label: nowhere yet! Credits: all done by Tim McCollough
	Story Behind the Song the album title comes from bosses who think I can save the world for them- and those are the same bosses I walked away from- they had noone (thing) but their own wallets in mind. Overambition is another way of saying they have "Unreasonable Expectations".

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