A note for all visitors about my absence:

In August of 2006, I was diagnosed with esophageal cancer.  By September, I was under the knife at University USC Hospital. I was back home by October 1st.  I am now cancer free.  I am one of the lucky ones.  The cancer was found while it was still benign.  It is now January, 2007 and while I am still recovering I have been told not to worry.  I would like to thank all who contacted me and wished me a speedy recovery.  Your kindness gave me strength.  This all happened so fast, that I am only now coming to grips with the concept of being a cancer survivor.  It is at times very emotional.  The bottom line?  I'm glad to be here, alive, and able to make music.

 ...and another note: It is now late September of 2007.  It has taken me a long time to get my strength back.  The Systems Theory disk: Codetalkers is back on track.  I am working on the artwork for my third CD, The Noble Gases, and I am practicing my instruments again.  Once again, I thank my friends, family, bandmates, and supporters for giving me strength.

... and now it is January of 2008.  The artwork for the third CD is done, and I am undertaking new projects.  Some collaborations have fallen by the wayside, and new ones are forming.  It is good to be working.

 Greg Amov is a composer and performer known primarily for his work
with the progressive rock band

This is his official web site, on which can be found information about his 
collaborations, experiments, and successes with the following:

DNA and Mandelbrot driven music;
soundscape compositions;
ambient and electronic compositions;
MIDI-based compositions; classical works;
cross-disciplinary collaborations;
soundtracks; theatre works; and other projects.

Here are the myspace pages:
   

Contact Greg Amov at: gregamov@systemstheory.net 

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