Guitarist Rob Eberhard Young writes about his 1994 album Consistent Variation, recently rereleased on CD, "While playing a sold-out rock show at a big club in Boston in 1993, it suddenly hit me how completely unfulfilled I felt as a musician. The electric guitar had captivated me for 15 years, but that was about to change. The next day, I came across a street musician named Ned Landin who played acoustic guitar in an incredibly powerful way that completely leveled me. That was it. I went home, put the Strat in the closet, grabbed my old acoustic, and fell in love. Consistent Variation was formed over the next two weeks, lying on the floor in my apartment with the lights off, tuning the guitar weird, and just exploring. It was the most amazing feeling of freedom. For the first time in my life, I wasn't composing by using knowledge. I had absolutely no idea what chords I was playing or why, I just played what "felt" good. This is a true, grass roots recording, and this re-issue on CD is completely unaltered. If you're interested in hearing the energy and enthusiasm of my intial raw, unrestrained, and improvisational acoustic explorations, then you might just love it." Instrumental Guitar (Acoustic/Fusion), total running time, 25:15 - Rob Eberhard Young @ iTunes!