tippasaurus
from Indianapolis, IN, United States78 tracks by tippasaurus
Black Cat Setzer
Here is some improv on my digi amp.
Think of the Senoritas!
Here is some more improv on my digi amp....plus some Futurama thrown in for fun.
S'Go!!!
A Cover of Izzy Stradlin's "Like A Dog," with a quick cameo from Futurama's "Bender's Big Score."
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Taking the Bed Sores Out for Some Sun
Some improv w/ some Futurama. Hopefully this isn't becoming a stale formula! It isn't for me! heh.
School Bus Super Heroes
More of the same flavor for me right now: some improv w/ some more Futurama.
Shut Up Baby I Know It
A little bit more of me messing around on the guitar. I thought it sounded kind of "Shaft-ish" so I added a brief "Shaft" parody from Futurama.
Crazy Baker
Here is something I just thought was funny, and then I added a bit of Buckethead's "..." for good measure. Vox by Throatrake.
Too Much Monkey Business
Again, a little bit of me having some fun on the guitar, mostly just improv really. Another clip from Futurama thrown in for laughs.
Brokedown (1.1)
I went back and upped the volume on this one and added a little audio from Futurama for fun....it's a little bit of me messing around on the guitar -- kind of bluesy this time. Pretty much all "off the cuff" improv stuff.
Resolves
Originally written and recorded as "Ricky" by John Frusciante.
Inside A Break
Track originally by John Frusciante.
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Corner
Track Originally by John Frusciante.
Water
Track originally by John Frusciante.
Judas
Track originally heard in the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar." Audio clips from the movie "Star Trek: First Contact."
The Flame
Track originally by the Black Keys.
Careless Angels
This is a track by John Frusciante known as "Anne."
Hands Against His Own.
Track originally written by the Black Keys.
The New Wild West
Track originally by Jewel Kilcher.
I Got Mine
Track originally by The Black Keys.
Two Way Monologue
Track originally written by Sondre' Lerche. Audio clips from the movie "I Heart Huckabees."
The Will To Death
Track originally by John Frusciante. Audio clips from the film "The Way of the Peaceful Warrior."