crash cadet

Personally I burn anything that touches the practice space floor, but Can is braver than me. 

The Door Never Opened Twice! We recorded it in our practice space in Allston and my basement studio. Enjoy!

There are 365 days in a year.
Assuming (optimistically) I am healthy and live for 50 more years, I have 18,250 days left in my life (I die at 87, in this calculation).
I work a full time job and commute which means I really can only work on music on the weekends.
I have roughly 5,214 weekend days left.
That’s 125,136 hours.
On average I probably work 4-6 hours per weekend day on music.
Assuming I can keep this up for the rest of my life (again, very optimistically), I have 20,856 hours left of music-making.
That’s 869 days.
It’s all over the place, but let’s say the average amount of time it takes to finish a song, from first idea to completed master, is 20 days.
At this current rate, I can finish 43.45 songs. Then I die. 
Conclusions: I need to be more efficient at song-making, or use more time. 

Of course, making music is the fun part, and the goal isn't to simply finish songs. But it'd be nice to finish one now and then.