Do You Remember Love? the My Boyfriend the Pilot hypnocast

Transmission L: A fresh take on a track that had been performed live in various incarnations over the past decade or so but never saw an official release.

Transmission XLIX: Steppin' out with my honey. Can't be bad to feel so good.

Transmission XLVIII: Building a better world for tomorrow.

Transmission XLVII: And now the continuing adventures of brave Lord Admiral Wellington, where we find Traveling Dingleberries invading the Space Hamster Youth Center.

Transmission XLVI: We take a walk together through a land with many different climates and shrines. Here is where the real battle must take place.

Transmission XLV: This week, the pilot opened a portal to 18th century Laneast, in which we lookit the fuzzyheads.

Transmission XLIV: A jam from several years ago, which when first using Logic, stretched out by three- or four-hundred percent. This mutation is so much more interesting. Meanwhile, the pilot roasts whole chickens on a spit because it is the only food he can find.

Transmission XLIII: For at least 3 years, there's been a sticky note on my monitor that has amusing phrases that have been kept on hold for the time a title for something was needed. Many of them came from Cap'n Hazel Murphy. This is a track that broke the kracked version of Ableton Live 5 that I've been using for 10 years.

Transmission XXXVI: In which a flock of giant winged rats flies by.

Transmission XXXI: In these times of counter-revolution, you need a counter-revolutionary man. This is a remix of a track c. 2006 that never had a title, until yesterday.