One year before the release of Independence Day, that “great” motion picture depicting visitors as slimy planet and people killers, I was red carpet transported via a globular transport craft and cylindrical mothership to a peaceful council of worlds meeting at a highly advanced station deep in peaceful outer space.
The escorting visitors read me telepathically before docking with the mothership and learned about my vision of Conservation Exchange and Technological Conversion. I should have been frightened to death when they submerged me in a tank of breathable fluid under cool conditions and dim bluish-green light, yet my only concern was the vision. I wanted to quickly establish meaningful communication, but not for myself, nor for some typical capitalist agenda.
Jeffrey Morgan Foss played and recorded the music you have been listening to, but it was not a conscious act. The music flowed though him while he was bumping the learning curve on a portable CD recorder. The tones were designed in a programmable orchestral sampler during the mid 90s, and he tweaked and tweaked and tweaked them until the sound waves overlaid perfectly and complimentary to the controller keyboard sounds. Jeffrey stated that he could see sound wave pictures in his mind, and that enabled precise design that saved him from endless hours of crosschecking with other instruments and effects. After three years he found that he could rely on his mind pictures completely.