{"id":71,"date":"2006-06-29T13:48:22","date_gmt":"2006-06-29T21:48:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/gregbueno.com\/wp\/meisakuki\/2006\/06\/29\/at_this_point_in_time\/"},"modified":"2006-06-29T13:48:22","modified_gmt":"2006-06-29T21:48:22","slug":"at_this_point_in_time","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gregbueno.com\/meisakuki\/2006\/06\/29\/at_this_point_in_time\/","title":{"rendered":"At this point in time"},"content":{"rendered":"

I updated and reformatted this list<\/a>. I was going to change the original publication date so that it would get bumped up in the RSS feed<\/a>, but I don’t feel comfortable revising history too much.
\nI briefly considered turning that entire table into some dynamically-generated database thing, but my mind followed that line of thinking to its natural conclusion — a lot of development time spent on something that could very well derail the pace of the recording sessions.
\nToo, I don’t think the data I’d provide such an interface would be terribly meaningful or accurate. After 20 years, I’m hazy about when I wrote what in the Binder. I’m terribly with labeling my stuff with dates. I’m not exactly certain when I finished songs I wrote even a year ago.
\nIt’s not like songwriting is a task-oriented process. An idea for something might be sketched out one day and not see actual completion till years later.
\nBut even jotting down basic info<\/a> should be enough to keep track of things. My goal is eventually to stop raiding my archives. There’s a lot of stuff in there, though.
\nI put all the files on that list<\/a> into Winamp to glean some statistics.<\/p>\n