"The Snake Pit" was the bar in Blade Runner, where the snake girl worked.

No chance, I hate performing.

Gives folks like me, who don't like to perform, a way to be heard. Ultimately will change the entire nature of the industry. But so far most of the establishment has taken a very reactionary view and not adapted quickly or well.

I like the way the internet sort of blurs the line between artist and fan. I'm as much a fan of music here at SC as anything else.

Then what would I do to escape from my day job? Actually, I'd like something I've done to be useful to someone somehow sometime - compilation, game, film, website (web audio content development, music and otherwise, will become more and more important over next few years, I predict). So my aspiration is not really "getting signed," and I'll keep making music for the heck of it.

Oh, its the same old story - "I heard one guitar, it just blew me away, I saw stars in my eyes, and the very next day, I bought a beat up six string..."

prog rock, classical music, film soundtracks, electronica (I esp. like ambient, mellow, and "trip-hop" (what that means to me, anyway), but other genres, too), a little taste of jazz (really jazz-rock fusion), just a bit-o-blues

My back porch.

Pro Tools Free, Acid (the software), a few guitars a rarely used bass, a little Peavey Rage 108 practice amp, a cheap keyboard, a Danelectro Daddy-O distortion pedal, a Boss DR-220A Dr. Rhythm drum machine, and caffeine (the drug).

Allow me to plug my station
-->>artificialowl82'a station<<-- still under construction but I think it's pretty cool, a home for space/ambient/mellow/mid and slow tempo/electronica/slighty weird-n-occasionally trippy music.

Here I will add links to every artist on my station - (but obviously I've just begun :))
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/adamfielding.htm