all back and then I learned it, it was really worth it because again it added a different dimension to my playing. You?re taking all those various elements to create that very unique solo sound? Yeah, and it?s finding the right flex in the wah at the right moment in the phrase to make it sound like it?s actually speaking. There are also some acoustics in ?Mullach A?tSi??? Yeah, basically there?s an acoustic guitar on the left side and Deborah on the right side playing harp. Then it slowly builds and some other things come in like keyboards and vocals to support the melody. I completely re-harmonized the piece from the original, which was like A to Asus to A. You perform another vocal duet with Aimee Mann on ?No More Amsterdam.? How did that happen? It?s funny because I went to college with Aimee. Yeah, we went to Berklee together and we actually lived in the same apartment building and she just was a couple of doors down. My girlfriend at the time who?s now my wife, Pia, was really good friends with Amy and used to play in a band with her at one time. So through the years I?ve had this connection and Pia would always get her music and I?d listen to it and there was something very beautiful about her voice. Her lyrics are like poetry; she?s like a poet. I had written this song and I wanted it to fit into the story a