These web pages contain several hours of sessions recorded by the band LLAMA from 1986 to 1994. All of the analog recording sessions have been processed, cleaned-up and converted into digital mp3 format. All mp3 files on these web pages may be downloaded To date, 121+ hours have been converted from analog to digital. An additional 255+ hours will be available for downloading as soon as they are converted and posted online.

LLAMA is an improvisational electronic band. The music style follows closely in the footsteps of the Dada art movement of the 1920's -- art which has no meaning. Likewise, the music of LLAMA has no meaning. No two performances are the same. The band never knew what they were going to play......they just played. Each session they played was 45 minutes long, the length of one side of a standard 90-minute cassette tape. The band usually played two sessions. The selection of instruments is vast. Synthesizers, Drums, Guitars, Horns, Giant Gongs, Homemade Instruments, Anything and Everything. Debi used a unique pitch bending effects processor hooked up to her microphone and was able to change her voice different ways in real-time. The music of LLAMA has no classification. The closest description would classify it as "Space Rock" or "Ambient". LLAMA toured the Midwest playing live shows at universities, nightclubs and outdoor events. Some of the more impressive live shows were accompanied by live interactive computer graphics on a wide screen projector in the background. The live music was fed into computer graphics processing equipment which produced some very impressive "real-time" visuals.