SoulSex (Wrestling the Angel/Versatile)

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#		Title	Length
1		How I See You	4:26	Play
2		Little Boy	3:50	Play
3		White Scarves on Thursdays	4:00	Play
4		SoulSex (disclosure/essence)	3:58	Play
5		And I Love Horses	2:51	Play
6		Blessing (with Tom Spanbauer)	1:46	Play
7		Lazy Mexican	3:07	Play
8		Victim	4:33	Play
9		Why Not Fly	4:47	Play
10		As Long As You Love Me	3:32	Play
11		Ones Who Came to Heal	3:43	Play
12		Tires and Gasoline	1:58	Play
13		Unworthy	3:18	Play
14		Across the Miles	1:59	Play
15		Pan~uelos Blancos Los Jueves	3:59	Play
16		Mr. Trucker Man	3:51	Play
17		Nasty Bizness	3:33	Play
18		These Lips of Mine (Made for Suckin' You)	2:44	Play
19		Model Boy	1:17	Play
20		Five Good Peterbilts	4:35	Play
21		Your Laptop Screen	3:12	Play
22		Asshole	2:14	Play
23		Buddy Got Gut	2:48	Play
24		Cut	1:41	Play
25		Desert Plains	4:48	Play
26		Ben's Whip	2:08	Play
27		Picnic Tables	4:00	Play
28		SoulSex (Versatile Mix)	4:18	Play

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Q. "SoulSex" is a 2-CD set?

Mark: Yup. Disc One is "Wrestling the Angel" and Disc Two is "Versatile".

Q. What is "Wrestling the Angel" about?

Mark: Mostly it's about my healing and really growing up and finding my tribe. (Tracks: Ones Who Came to Heal, How I See You, Little Boy, Why Not Fly, Victim)

And getting beyond that to get a world view. (Tracks: Blessing with Tom Spanbauer, Tires and Gasoline, SoulSex disclosure/essence, Lazy Mexican, Pan~uelos Blancos Los Jueves)

And of course there is always love, so there is always country music. (Tracks: And I Love Horses, As Long As You Love Me)

'Across the Miles' is my 2005 update of the lonesome/road closer of "The Truth Is" CD - 'Battle Mountain, Nevada'. This is my song for Daniel on this CD. When I wrote 'Battle Mt.' I was on the road looking for someone to love. Now I'm still on the road (it's my living now) and I missing the one I do love. That's progress! (laughs)

Q. How are you meaning the word "Versatile"?

Mark: (chuckles) Well...stylistically, this one is all over the place. There's rock, pop, punk, hip-hop, classic and modern country, folk, spoken word. And I am certainly always down for ...or up for... versatility in my personal life. Someone did point out that the narrators of the songs on "Versatile" tend to be bottoms. I guess my bottom-voice is the more expressive.

Q. These are raunchy male-male sex songs.

Mark: They certainly are. I blush sometimes.

Q. The themes you address on "Versatile" include truckers, bears, watersports, whipping, gloryholes, internet infidelity, infant circumcision, public sex, married men, HIV issues, an "Abacrombie and Fritch" model servicing his Bear-Daddy, a riff on 'Baby Got Back' called "Buddy Got Gut", and a bondage scene sung by a religeous zealot.

Mark: And I'm working on the follow-up.

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