Up in Jason Smith's room, three musicians casually set up their instruments and amps. For many years now, they'd become accustomed to having others do this type of work for them, so it came as a nice change of pace to be doing this on their own. Aside from Matt Roberts briefly kicking his amp out of anger when he was briefly unable to get sound to come out of it, the preparations went on without a hitch. Deciding to open the improvised concert with a more universal tune than their own material, as Eric Quillington was slightly worried that some of those in the house might dislike his original melodies, a little tune by the name of 'Eclipse' is chosen. A repetitive guitar riff echoes throughout the house, with a the rhythm section and vocals giving off the feeling of a building climax.

"And all that is now, and all that is gone, and all that's to come
Everything under the sun is in tune, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon"

Successfully (in their minds, at least), covering a Pink Floyd song brings a feeling of satisfaction to the three of them. Hoping to have generated some small amount of buzz with the those on the floor below, the trio known as Infinite talk amongst themselves about what to play next.