Dominic rang. The German Client loves the Hawian thing. Good. That was 10 minutes well spent then.

Meanwhile an Irish sports drink manufacturer wants a piece of music that sounds like a piece by a group of 4 cellists who recorded versions of songs by Metatallica. They can’t afford to use actually Metallica for the ad so can I create the sound of 4 cellists playing something that sounds like a metalica tune. Guess what, I’m just the man for the job.

Meanwhile John Giblin, bass player extraordinary has sent me a demo of his bass part idea’s for ‘Forgiving’ the tune that I have written with Robert. They’re amazing. He comes up with a double bass part, some fretless and a recurring section with loads of bowed double basses through some effect. It’s beautiful. I send him an e-mail to tell him so.

In the evening Andy, who called last Friday and I didn’t name him, calls again. He received my package of selected solo stuff, a live Schizoid thing and the specially recorded demo’s that I’d made on Monday.

He tells me he’s very impressed with my singing and that he thinks I’d be great, but it’s not up to him but the great man himself. He then ask’s if I could send him the rest of my solo record for no other reason than he’d like to hear more.

Very nice of him. This makes me exited at the prospect of this job, even though I know by the time I write this that I don’t get it.