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December 2006 The Visit
© 2006 Rob Potter
Recorded in December 2006 (and January and February
2007 to be honest) at 3fm Studio
Performed by an army of Robs
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December 2006 The Visit
 
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January 2006 Minibalism February 2006 The Funwheel March 2006 Lonesome Trails part one April 2006 Lonesome Trails part two May 2006 The Painted Penguin June 2006 Shut Them Up July 2006 - The Return of Tim Ahlberg? Lurk in the Shadows by Tim Ahlberg and His Band September 2006 - The Water October 2006 - Primordial November 2006 - Morning December 2006 - The Visit
Who's that bird? Where is he going?

This is the last song, so I'll use this page as a more general farewell.

Well, I'm sure glad I did it, but I'm sure glad I'm done, too. Looking back, there's a whole lot I'd love to fix, cut, develop, etc., but the point was to get the crap done, and I'm happy that all the songs are listenable and basically say what I wanted to say. I don't think anything's brilliant, but it's all good, and some moments are very good.

I'm not sure what I'll do next. As of now, I might be retired, but I don't know. Eventually I'd like to do some very different things than what I did here. Most likely stuff with a little more rhythm, more developed layers, better production quality. And it would be nice to collaborate with other musicans more.

I'm really glad that I had some people who stayed with me all year. It would've been sad without you, and I probably would've quit. I picked up some listeners throughout the year from a few podcasters who used my music (thank you again to my cousin Mike for that lead), so it hasn't just been my special friends, but that's mostly who it's been. I appreciate all the feedback that I got.

Thanks to everyone who helped me: Tim Ahlberg, Timothy Riordan, Archie Cocke, Karen Jadwin, Rachel Ordaz, Andreas Svensson, Derek Boczkowski, David Durian, Betsy Ko, Michelle Potter, Michael Potter, Clanky McSlappador, Jesus, Mohammad, Satan, L. Ron Hubbard, Ernest Borgnine (he gave me a really inspirational speech in a locker room), and anyone else who helped me that I'm not thinking of right now. It'll be easy for me to add you to the list if I remember later.

Rock on.
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