Final Belay Station
A slow, dreamy electronic piece from 1987. The title is in reference to rock climbing, which is something I used to do a lot of back in those days. A belay station is a place where one climber is anchored securely to the rock, while they "belay" the person who is climbing by feeding the rope through a breaking device that can be locked if the climber falls. The picture in the Sound Cloud link above is of me at a belay station on Suicide Rock in Southern California. I don't recall the name of the route. The book I'm holding is the climbing guide for that rock formation. Probably just checking to make sure we were staying on the route.
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