Frequently Asked
Questions
Q:
What the heck is a Bugfish?
A:
"Bugfish" is one
of the nicknames of the Atlantic Menhaden. It is also one
of the nicknames of Nat Pike, who makes this music. See?
"Nat" sounds like a bug, and "Pike" sounds like a fish. Get
it? Har har!
Q: Hey, isn't there a musician from Australia named Nat
Pike? Is that you, or are you related?
A:
Nope, that Nat
Pike and this one are not the same person at all. And as
far as I know, we aren't related either. Going by "Bugfish"
will hopefully keep people from getting too confused. But
it is an interesting coincidence that we are both solo
music artists. His website is
HERE.
Q: How long have you been making music?
A:
I
could sing
I've Been Working On The Railroad
before I could
talk, and began making up songs before a time that I can
remember. I started recording songs as a kid with a couple
of tape recorders, but it wasn't until I started acquiring
equipment made for music production that I wound up with
anything palatable by anyone other than myself and close
friends.
Q: Are these questions really frequently asked, or are you
making them up?
A:
I
knew you were going to ask that. I'm making them up.
Q: What's going on here? You've got songs about Happy
Bananas, unrequited love, not-unrequited love, and
Unix-based operating systems. It's hard to tell when you're
kidding and when you're not.
A:
Yep,
that about sums it up.
Q: What weighs more: A pound of feathers or a pound of
bricks?
A:
It
doesn't matter, they both taste like crap.
