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[dog howling]

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[birds chirping]

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[drums]

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Uh, an average day at Tarbox Studios

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goes something like this:

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um, we wake up generally around 10:00 or 11:00.

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We wake up at 10:00 if we want to go to Darwin's gym

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to work out. To get some exercise.

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[someone offscreen] How was your workout A-Ross?

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I basically ran for 15 minutes and then read People Magazine.

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If we don't go to the gym, then usually people rise

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around 11, we get up, Andy generally makes like eggs,

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and a cooked asparagus-type breakfast.

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And then, um, Dave Fridman, our MIGHTY PRODUCER

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shows up around noon.

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And uh, then we discuss what we want to work on.

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Let's uh... should I put some

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"boogity-bip-bop-bap on that?"

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Something that's going "whaaaaaaaa," to something

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that happens in chunks?

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After the third round or so, I kinda just want to

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hear you kind of like, "tabaklabeebalaklabityboo."

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"Tumdebubbitakubbita-boom."

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I also think don't think you should "ka-splarsh" into

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the beginning.

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Here, let me give this some "deww-trap!"

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And then we are going to- I think we may all go in together

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and play this one live.

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[Damian's guitar leads into the whole band playing.]

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So, generally speaking, um, we'll track a song in a day,

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and usually by around 8-9pm, we've got a drum track

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and we'll put it together, and we'll start overdubbing

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whatever we need to overdub onto that song.

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[various sound effects and instrumental tracks]

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And we usually stop around midnight.

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And then after that... we often make chocolate chip cookies.

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Um [thunderous sound in background]

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we usually make enough so everyone can have two...

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... what the... that- I dont know if the microphone picked

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that up, but there was a sound that went

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something like "shhhhrrroooooooo"

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and that was the sound of snow falling

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off the roof. Is what that was.

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That was snow melting and falling off the roof!

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Cause there's a lot of snow going on, here in Fredonia,

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New York. A lot of snow. It's been

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blizzarding for 3 days straight now.

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It's unbelievable.

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[ending of their song "In the Glass"]