Audio replaced 13/09/21 with the just-pre-dex (1993) version.

Freely experimenting with ideas atop a sequenced base from 1991.

Moog panning & mixing by Gage, as I was playing live moog & its wheels, and had plenty busy hands on this one everywhere else too.

So, mixed live by Gage.

Though I still managed to get some nasty bump notes in there for that real human touch - and Ross' Casio helicopter is in there too. Relol.

Gage was always very good with music tech anyway, not a mystery to her whatsoever.

She's always been just as instinctive with cameras, analogue developers, and is also a bit of a Photoshop magician, donyaknow... almost since Photoshop got its name. You've probably come across Gage's truly orchestral maneuvers in the dark while staring at Vogue, Marie Claire, or Vanity Fair covers.

..Once in London and working as dexdexter, added an extra -chorus- section and condensed it to 3 mins. It became 'Yet I Maybe', with lyrics by G, sung by Xav. But this is all I've been able to salvage from this one. Apologies, G.

Pretty embryonic here, compared to what it had later become, by the time we ended up playing it live during the romo tour in 96, as replacement to Winter Again - that's how good it was, mostly due to G's arrangements. Gage's bass, not featured here either, was simply incredible - it just transformed the track, giving it a more grave and simultaneously much funkier character.

..Someone must have a recording of it.