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Ship Of Theseus

by Heath Yonaites

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Ship Of Theseus is based upon the concepts of impermanence and identity. The basic riddle of the "Ship of Theseus" is how much material can be substituted until the original is no longer the original. For example: over fifty years you've gradually replaced almost every piece of your car. Is it still the same car, even though it looks the same but has no original parts? We as individuals, are we the same people we assume we are? Each decade our bodies have shed most of our cells and grown new ones; even our ideas, beliefs and opinions have changed. Yet we insist on thinking we're the exact same person we've "always" been. But are we? Is this possible or even a valid question? The truth is everything changes. Nothing is permanent. We're like ghost ships adrift, clinging to our self importance. Ship Of Theseus uses this notion of the ghost ship and impermanence as a thematic link for the project. Feel free to send me an e-mail telling me I'm a pretentious twit!

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released August 5, 2012

Sound sources and instruments include accordion, acoustic guitars, beach pebbles, bells, charango, driftwood, fire truck, flutophone, glass and metal bowls, harmonica, keyboard, mandolin, medicine cabinet, percussion, pot lids, programming, rain stick, reel to reel tapes, sand, scanner, seagulls, shortwave, suling, surf, table legs, tarka flute, three string thing, tin drum, tsimbali, ukulele, violin, waterfall, water tower,wine glass, wind fence and more. 71 minutes.

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Heath Yonaites Gold Canyon, Arizona

Much is unknown about the early years of Heath Yonaites but in the late 1980s there is mention of him subbing on rhythm guitar at a Monsters Of Rock concert in Sheboygan, Wisconsin for the metal band Open Wyde. Quickly allowing fame to go to his head, he burned out and traveled to Amsterdam. There he wrote a number of angry letters to the editor of the newspaper "De Staatskrant" and stole bicycles ... more

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