I would love to hear what you all think, so feel free to let me know. I couldn't have done it without all of you.

I was very sure about not wanting to be on the cover. As the months ran down to the CD manufacturing date, I had about 20 covers that I still had to choose from. Weeks later I narrowed it down to 3. I wanted the cover to be simple, powerful, and a 'story' of what the listener was going to experience. Alot of the pictures were either too expensive to make, unrealistic, or just not good enough.

One night after disputing between which one to choose, I simply was unsure and just wanted to go to sleep. Then, while nearly asleep in bed, I came up with this idea, jumped out of bed, drew it out real quick, and decided that this was what I was searching for.

I always wondered why nobody ever puts vital information about the music they write. The key, tempo, length, track number - these are all things that if they were made available to me, then my remixes, transcriptions, and whatever else would go alot smoother.

So here they are - the twelve pieces from I.I - with good information.

I forgot ALOT of people, but I'll make sure to mention them in my next album.
This page means alot to me, because I am always amazed and grateful to see people do things and go out of their way to help others. With all the things that go on in their lives - work, family, taxes, school, bills, errands, etc., etc., etc. - a simple thankyou page to show my appreciation seemed fitting, and necessary.

Ahhhh, yes! More liner notes...always my next favorite part of buying any CD. This is the second page of notes. I just briefly write about the work that went into this CD, a short description of the different compositional stuff I do, etc.

I kept saying that if I had a bigger budget I would have written alot more notes. But since I don't, I was forced to edit my writings so it could fit in a 6-page booklet. And I HAD to have the picture of the stickman here.

Liner notes...always my favorite part of buying any CD. This is the first page of notes. I just briefly write about the work that went into this CD, a short description of the different compositional stuff I do, etc.