This was the eighth jam in eight days and was recorded on January 17th, 2010.
011710 - Eight Cah-ray-zee JamzesWallace's Last Stand 7:39Jordan on bass, Matt on guitar
This two-chord buildup on guitar seems to reach its peak at 1:58ish. At that point, things get a bit exploratory, while still sticking to the same general theme and feel. This seems like something that would be used at a very important feeling moment in an epic western or something. A montage of things coming to fruition would be shown. Things start sounding a bit sad at about 5:00 and then a bit frantic at about 6:30.
All My Playthings 3:45Jordan on bass, Matt on guitar
This song starts as a sort of sombre toe-tapper and then shifts to being something a little more poppy around the 1:00 area. It slows back down at 2:45, and takes a bit of a left turn. The guitar and bass really play well off of eachother in this one.
Moon Accent 4:21Jordan on bass/GT5, Matt on guitar
Jordan is using what sounds like a staccato vibrato combined with a guitar-synth or harmonizer, or something like that, on his bass. There's not too horribly much happening in this song, technically speaking, but it's got a cool ambient feel to it and the guitar does some neat things in conjunction with the crazy-cool bass.
Maw 6:31Jordan on bass/GT5, Matt on guitar/ebow
Jordan is using what sounds like a mild vibrato and delay. Starts out dreamy, for about the first minute. After that it starts to shift, and the ebow is introduced at around the 2:00 area. The bass takes on a sort of tribal feel at this point, as well.
Zora 3:23Jordan on bass/GT5, Matt on guitar
I think the bass is using the same sound as in the last song, or something similar. The guitar comes in with clean picking at about a minute. A gentle ride.
Nearby Woods 6:00Jordan on bass/GT5, Matt on guitar
I'm not sure what Jordan's doing, or how he's doing it, but it sounds like he's playing two instruments at some points. Regardless of that, it's a really cool bassline being played. The guitar adds a nice compliment to the bass for the duration of the song.
Hold Tight and Swing 4:21Jordan on bass/GT5, Matt on guitar
Upon the opening notes of the two instruments, I get the feeling this is one of those groovy, sorta jazzy songs. Enjoy.
Scratch 3:43Jordan on guitar/GT5, Matt on bass/Big Muff
The guitar is playing with a harmonizer, and the bass sounds pretty hideous (I think in a cool way, but that's open to debate). The guitar doesn't really kick in full blast until around 2:10. Things feel somewhat chaotic for about the last minute.
Ring-in 4:59Jordan on guitar/GT5, Matt on bass/Big Muff
A sad bassline with some wah guitar. A bit of a shift around 2:30, and again at 3:45. A song that starts sad and ends menacing with all of the tasties in between. I enjoyed listening to this one the most, despite my blunderings around the 2:30 transition.


