"Unfinished Cacophony #2 in D Major" genre: Chamber Music
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	The first new recording to be added to the Peyote Coyotes tape vault in several years. Produced by Gary Bright at sessions held December 25-27, 2002 in the new Studio #4.
	CD: PEYOTE COYOTES - CARDIOLOGY   Label: PEYOTE COYOTES MUSIC, LIMITED - PAYOLA INTERNATIONAL Credits: Gary Bright
	Story Behind the Song In July 2002 a new mastering studio was built into Coyote House. The first session thats was apparently held there was for the digital remastering of "Kentucky Fried Chicken" into "Don't Push It!" On December 23, 2003. Two days later, an all new session took place. This was to be the first Peyote Coyotes recording session since probably January 1998. Some new recording equipment had been recently installed, including a 128-track digital recording console. The nine resulting "Unfinished" versions produced over the next three days were merely a rather elaborate recording test that just got way out of hand. What we really have here was just alot of very short symphonic phrases that were loosely butted to together on many different tracks. Since no truely complete take was actually finished, no mixdowns of any of these were made at the time of the original recordings. It wasn't until June 24, 2003 when the new reissue of the Cardiology album was beinng prepared, that a fast rough mix was finally made. A digital copy of that mix was then digitally edited to remove several sections of silence in between where these pieces had been thrown together. Since CARDIOLOGY had already been finished and released two years earlier. This resulting edit is now being included as one of the bonus tracks on the new edition!

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