We next recorded for a friend of ours, Richard Porter. He was doing a recording class as an independent study, and needed someone to record – we naturally volunteered. He recorded us in many different ways. He’d set up one mic in front of all of us. He’d mike us and the two vocal speakers we usually had set up. He’d record us on the College’s 8-track. Etc., etc. We eventually recorded some songs. We did You Groove Too (funny metal song), The End of Summer, Disappointment, and a cool little instrumental (maybe a few others, too). David also played brushes to an otherwise accapella rendition of Amy Grant’s Spiritual Baby, and David, Brian, and some other guy stumbled through an "original" composition of Richard’s – a combination of Chattanooga Choo-Choo and Don’t Stand Underneath the Apple Tree – it really ended up sounding more like a train wreck than anything else.