"Analog in a Digital World" genre: Classic Rock
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	I hate labels, When people ask me what kind of music I write, I tell them, "the kind with notes!" I would imagine it's more a straight rock song with some synths thrown in to give it that "electronic feel". I wanted it to sound mechanical and somewhat menacing though this is the first take.
	CD: A clean mind is the sign of a sick car   Label: Lonely Summer Music Credits: Bob Gustkey -composer/producer/artist
	Story Behind the Song Original idea conceived in 2001 while watching 1950's "home of the future" film. I was thinking about how computers were invented to take over many tasks involved in everyday life and found through my own experience, that people rely on computers more and more and that they have become more insidious. Not a slam on techology per se, just basically saying that even with all the technology leaps we have made, we are still simply human beings first, hence "Analog in a digital world". I had tried recording the demo in my 16 track studio over time, but found that too time consuming and decided to record it on computer, (ironic huh?) using ProTools. This song has been floating around in my head for a couple of years and I finally decided to print it after it started driving me nuts. This is the demo, I will be recording a newer, maybe better version later. This was actually the first take, with some tweaking. The beginning is actually a quote from Shakespeares' "Julius Caesar" called "Prologue", talking about how omnipotent Caesar had become, and I use it as a metaphor for for the increasing dominance of computer technology in everyday life.

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