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	...more recording news: Saturday: Spirits are running high, it sounds like the troops are stoked and continue the current tradition of working hard while having some fun in the process. More work was done on "Mo’ Beats" (372), including some rather unusually recorded vocals from Scott! This song is getting some interesting comments from within the camp already, though I haven't heard it yet so I won't comment, myself. They also worked more on"Booby Trap" (373), as well as started two new songs entitled "Steamroller Action" (376) and a pretty ballad-ish song called "Queen of Earth" (362). Foozball happened. Top quality web surfing occured. Brian was spending a lot of time on vocals, possibly putting in some more time on "Yellow Camaro", which he wrote and sings lead on.		...more recording news: Saturday: Spirits are running high, it sounds like the troops are stoked and continue the current tradition of working hard while having some fun in the process. More work was done on "Mo’ Beats" (372), including some rather unusually recorded vocals from Scott! This song is getting some interesting comments from within the camp already, though I haven't heard it yet so I won't comment, myself. They also worked more on"Booby Trap" (373), as well as started two new songs entitled "Steamroller Action" (376) and a pretty ballad-ish song called "Queen of Earth" (362). Foozball happened. Top quality web surfing occured. Brian was spending a lot of time on vocals, possibly putting in some more time on "Yellow Camaro", which he wrote and sings lead on.