Last night was so excting for me.

First, I talked to paul who lives in melbourne aus. and he is my english lyric translater, song writer, singer and memeber of n.s.c brain, after that watanabe and I were trying to listen to v-drum sounds that he made and rehearseing a few songs rhythm arrangements.

We talked about the lyrics of my new song named "001-2007" and stuff like that.
And we have a few songs translated, basically.

That song's motif is this interview of haruki murakami who is the greatest living novelist in my opinion.

"...Sex is another issue. His blockbuster Norwegian Wood is the Japanese equivalent of The Catcher in the Rye: Every young Japanese person has read it. The uncharitable said it sold so well because its characters have so much sex, and talk about it so freely. Murakami takes another view: "Sex is a key to enter a spirit....Sex is like a dream when you are awake; I think dreams are collective. Some parts do not belong to yourself."

"The Elusive Murakami"

From the August 2001 issue of World Press Review (VOL. 48, No. 8).
Matt Thompson, The Guardian (liberal), London, England, May 26, 2001.

http://www.worldpress.org/0801books1.htm

That arrangement has the sort of "alternative rock" style, probably.
BTW skype is a very usuful tool for us..

Just as Paul and I finished talking, watanabe called me up and said "I'm practicing now, I was wondering if you could come over?"
So I soon went to his warehouse with my recording system and video camera.

I recorded those scenes on film, I'll try to edit that and update this page, later.

See ya.