Well, I'm still waiting on some photos from the cricket performance. But I did manage to just encode the recording of the show.

It's only an hour and a half of the three hour or so performance, but I think it gives you a good impression of how the thing sounded --- although, actually being there and seeing the crickets in the room is a bit of a different experience.

It was only recorded on the internal mic of my MP3 player sitting right beside the cricket terrarium. You'll hear some girls yelling in the recording. Them girls were doing some performance art in the room beside me. You could get upset that they're muddying the performance and the recording, but I think in some sense it makes the performance and the recording a little more authentic. The performance was supposed to be just the recording of the crickets, but I found that the terrarium resonated when the girls shrieked, pulling them into the mix. They added a different dimension to the sounds, giving me a broader palette to work with. We focus too much on trying to get things sounding "perfect" that we forget that the live experience is far from perfect.