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Immer just said “I’m playing bass on this one” and held out an acoustic guitar for Millard. Millard took the guitar, walked into Immy’s booth and spent the rest of the day just abusing Immy’s poor 1963 Goya Classical Guitar. He beat the shit out of the poor sad thing. Now it refuses to play anything but whiny ballads (which... we have plenty of). Young David Arthur Immerglück brought this song in from our friend Coby. I knew Coby because his brother Matt directed the indie film Ropewalk and we recorded some songs for it a few years back. I didn’t realize Immy even knew Coby but he claims they’ve played together for the past 4yrs (could be true - Immy’s very mysterious that way...like if Rasputin loved sushi & playedguitar). I always dug Coby’s writing but “Hospital” floored me. When I heard it (and when we recorded it as well) I was in the worst part of 7 months of horrific drug withdrawals as I weaned myself off a number of prescription psychiatric meds. There’s no drug problem; it was just some medications prescribed me that the docs no longer wanted me to take. Nonetheless, there were a lot of them, some were very powerful and, as it turned out, rather unpleasantly addictive. During the worst of it, in June 2011, we were in the studio and I couldn’t stop twitching & shaking. I shook so much I pulled a muscle in my shoulder. I was insanely focused and did some of the best arrangements of my life (see this song and “Like Teenage Gravity”) but you can freaking hear me physically vibrating around the room, especially on (of all songs) this one with the line “There’s some pills that I shouldn’t take” (cue dry hacking laughter). It’s probably best summed up by Immy, writing to me with some comments on all the mixes: “My favorite trip on the whole batch? Your insane natural vibrato on the word “TREA-EA-EA-EATMENT” in “Hospital” -absolutely freaky...”

“Meet On The Ledge? I’ve been playing this song one way or another since the mid 80’s. Fairport Convention was a