"Tongue" and Sleepover

        "I saw Jeff play at Sin-é in NYC and spoke with him after the show and gave him my screenplay. A couple of days later we had breakfast and discussed doing the music, then he just gave me a tape. It included 3 acoustic guitar tracks, which is what I wanted. Later, once the film was finished, Jeff and his band did a recording which eventually became 'Tongue.' I also used 'Dream Brother' in the end credits."

-- John Sullivan
Writer/Director
Sleepover

        "Tongue," which was released on the Japanese import single for "Last Goodbye," is a very long, spacey, ambient Brian Eno-esque piece circa perhaps Music for Airports only rougher. It is similar in feel to spacey jams such as the "Nag Champa Mix" of "Dream Brother" on Peyote Radio Theatre [promo CD].

-- New York Magazine