David Grinspoon

We do sonifications of other kinds of data, right?

So could we take our music and convert those patterns into whatever they could?

I mean, presumably they have some kind of senses.

It's hard to imagine some, you know, cognitive being and whatever senses they have, they can perceive patterns and rhythms and so forth.

And so there's got to be some way to play our music for them, even if it's not different.

I think it's worth a try.

Yeah, yeah.

But actually, I think there's probably more appropriate, like Sun Ra, you know, or George Clinton with his mothership.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, the ship, the mothership, it's in the National Museum of African American Art here in Washington, D.C.

They actually got that as one of their artifacts.

We can take them over there.

As of today, I believe it does, but there's no telling about next week.

Oh, that's fantastic.

There's a few different places.

One of our favorite places to play is a VFW post called Hell's Bottom in Tacoma Park.

Just because it's like it was rated one of the 10 best dive bars in Washington, D.C.

by the Washington Post.

And it's just like a really friendly neighborhood place.