Version 1 : Recorded in 2004 as part of the early Riverrun experiments; for me, this almost painfully simple synthesiser arpeggio piece evokes pictures of hi-life guitarists in a frantic jam.
Swing Up High might be a bit like Marmite to your tastes though.... and aNt may be the only person in the world who loves this tune (apart from us).

We travel a lot. We have fun and we work. We see things. We hear things. Sometimes we record things.

The Phonestrap collection is what happens when you begin with one idea, pop it in your suitcase and stay up late in hotel rooms across three continents. Starting with a simple voice and guitar recording Phonestrap deconstructs and grows again until it's absorbed into a version of the urban soap-opera 'Autotrader'.

We shot the video for Push Upstairs in the Blue Mountains in Australia in early 1999. Torrential rain and fog as thick as custard threatened to destroy the day but in the end only served to enhance the intensity of the experience. This jam was recorded as an integral part of the shoot, on a makeshift stage in the middle of the rain and mud.
A time and a place. X marks the spot.

Strangely the title is the clue here.
Dating back to the "100 Days Off" sessions 02-02-02 contains elements that found their way onto the album while this track was never mastered.
Over the years 02-02-02 has been pulled out of the vaults, dusted off and fired up at Lemonworld more than once; you might have heard it broadcast on underworldlive.com, but as Led Zep said "The Song Remains The Same".