This music was all completely improvised on synthesizers and samplers back in 1983 and 1984, by Arnie Stanton and Tim Fluarty. We thought of it as the dark and foreboding side of "New Age" music. The 3 songs below hardly tell you about the wide pallete of colors and styles the songs produced.

For more music by Arnie Stanton, consider visiting his SKySWiM music page.

By the way, if anyone knows if Tim is still alive on planet earth, please let me know by e-mailing me. Thanks.

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"Eat the Clock" genre: Symphonic Electronica
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	This song is about the intrigue and mystery of racing to work and getting there on time, along with other ditties. This song, along with "Hey," uniquely include Arnie playing trombone.
	Credits: Music by Arnie Stanton and Tim Fluarty
"Perfect Song" genre: Symphonic Electronica
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	The experience of recording this song was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Mystical? At least.
	Credits: Arnie Stanton and Tim Fluarty
"Sad Song (Last Jam)" genre: Symphonic Electronica
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	As with a number of our songs, each are constantly evolving as they move along. This seems to be one our most unique pieces.
	Credits: Music by Arnie Stanton and Tim Fluarty

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