I'm trying this out as my exit music. I think this will be heard less often because people often exit all at once, so I went with something slightly more dissonant and attention-getting. (It's an adapted outtake from Tower Climb.)

Unfortunately, I have to use Zoom several times a week, like everyone else. So, I might as well take advantage of them supporting entrance and exit music. I'm trying this out as my entrance music.

At one point, I got the idea to put the kind of grunting exclamations you find in arcade beat 'em ups from a certain era into Tower Climb. I wasn't quite able to pull them off, and even if I was, I think they might be too obstrusive.

Here is Tower Climb, a song that may help you if you are ascending platforms while beating up foes. This is one of those songs whose first 70% comes together in couple hours, then the rest comes together in three weeks. Part of it was that I feel that a solo like the organ solo in that song must go a Certain Way, but I don't play enough solos to know exactly how to describe that to myself, so there were a lot of iterations of it.

Blind taste tests: Not a silver bullet!

While trying to come up with the solo for another song, I made this commercial jingle for a Cool Breeze Product.

In some ways, I liked this “just put in whatever you got solo” but had to cut it.

Ever think you remember a song, then don't realize that you don't until you start playing it?

Imagine some dialogue about time crystals or something going on during this riff.

I think these chords are EmDim7+6, F#mDim7, G2, E4. But also it might not be worth naming them.