Episode 25: Toronto Fingerstyle. In 2005 I discover the Toronto Fingerstyle Guitar Association and assist it’s founding member Randy Finney in the production and promotion of various guitar events.

Episode 24: Amitabha. Scott Matthews and I venture into the world of ambient music recording remotely by sharing files using FTP software.

Episode 23: The Atomsmasher’s Noisy Trade. In 2004 I record solo electric guitar soundscapes at my home studio and release music independently on CDBaby.

Episode 22: Platinum Blonde. In 1999 David tours and records with iconic Canadian band Platinum Blonde.

Episode 21: Kush. Bassist and producer Etric Lyons and I form the downtempo collaboration Kush and release a CD in 2001.

Episode 20: The Alex Lifeson Mixes. Disenchanted with our production of the no.9 album, Alex Lifeson came to our rescue and mixed the entire album in his home studio in 1998, these mixes would not be released until 25 years later.

Episode 19: Staring Into The Sun. My first CD of solo electric guitar music is documented here, recorded in 1995 and produced by Richard Chycki.

Episode 18: Demoitis. I recorded an astronomical amount of music at the Jeff Healey studio in Toronto for most of the nineties. This is an unreleased song written by Mark Holmes of Platinum Blonde fame - called Drowning.

Episode 17: Duke Redbird The Poet. David collaborates with Indigenous Canadian poet Duke Redbird on a spoken word / music CD in the early 1990’s.

Episode 16: Reel To Reel Revisited. Real authentic analog recordings on a Fostex 8 track 1/4” reel to reel machine in the early nineties, released digitally everywhere thirty years later.