Here's another batch of tracks I managed to finish trying to clean up some harddisk space for new stuff.

Another track. The lyrics are more generally about the "sunk cost fallacy" that I see all around me at the moment, not only in the context of war. Musically it's probably a bit boring.

Channeling my inner Rod Temperton I came up with a track and then thought it might be a good idea to try out some headvoice singing, then I came up with a Michael Jackson-inspired lyric about the dangers of trying to become something you're not…

This track started sounding very rural so I added some acoustic slide-guitar that turned out quite nice, with lyrics about being in the area I grew up in again.

this song is about 5 yrs old , rythm gtr/ lead gtr/ bassgtr / keyboards instruments / brass / strings / organ / played by myself , vocals / backing vocals/ by myself ,...mixed and mastered by myself ,...thank you for your time ,.....cheers tony cee

wrote this about 10yrs ago ,drums programmed , mixed and mastered , produced , by myself , bass , rthm guitars lead guitar , vocals , backing vocals , by myself , hope you like it , cheers tony cee

A rock instrumental.

This started as an instrumental piece until my goog friend Nick Coward wrote some lyrics andrecorded them remotely. He sent me a CD of his vocal tracks which I synched and here we have it.

Song written and recorded by Keith Berry, Dave Berry Keith- lyrics/vocals, music, IPad Apps/Garageband Dave- electric guitar, final mixing/mastering, cheerleader

A collab with Tod Wolfe and Ken Davidsen - Awesome dudes! Tod - Drums Ken - Crunchy guitar, effects and solos Me - Vocals, plunky/strummy uke parts and bass