Our goal is to give our audience some real substance - and for us that means MUSIC. Our live performances are just that: LIVE. We sample, we jam, but above all,we create everything from scratch, on the spot. All our samples are made while we play. This makes each performance unique, with the nuances and subtleties of the room and the crowd affecting what is sampled and how it sounds. For this Web site, we are trying to capture that essence: Some images, some sense of the visuals of the live performance, but above all a feeling for the live experience that IS Dr Didg.

Check out our streaming multimedia presentations: Currently we are featuring Son of Tut, and of course you have to see the description of how a didgeridoo is REALLY made! These presentations come your way thanks to www.customStream.com. To run these presentations you will need a recent copy of the RealMedia player (g2 or 7), which can be downloaded at http://www.real.com.

NEW! Our performance at the Scotty Paluza festival this summer was filmed and recorded, and a streaming audio and video clip can be seen on the groove2.com site.

NEW! Devon Jam Live: (MP3, 192 Kbps, 8 megabytes) This is a freely downloadable, shareable, Napsterable, give-it-to-anyone-you-can jam from a great live gig. Low Bandwidth File.

Son of Tut: Here is a streaming presentation of a tune from the current album, Serotonality. It features pictures of our performances on stage at Glastonbury and on various British tv shows.

How to Make a Didgeridoo: Graham recounts his experience visiting Elcho Island and describes how traditional didgeridoos are made by the indigenous people of Australia.