These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality. I'm not sure if they are 4-track recordings or Audacity recordings.

If I'm not mistaken, this is a song written earlier in Prozac's tragically short career when we still had a vocalist, but performed much later in the basement just for kicks. I think Dustin and Frank wrote the music and Julia (and possibly Chris…

Yet another from the basement. I believe this is a short, slowed down version of a faster, older Prozac song. Lots of hiss, and I wish it was longer, but I do particularly like this.

A nice solid punchy classic Prozac offering. Love the bass on this song. Also from the basement.

Another basement practice song as you can tell by the initial hiss. Mostly beautiful, kind of self-indulgent and a little longish in parts. I also don't remember what this one is called.

OK, now I don't know which song is Rotten Log. I think it's this one. This is one of my favorite and most memorable Prozac songs. Not a perfect rendition but que sera sera. I believe this is from a basement practice session too. I remember…

Another masterpiece from the classic Eugene powerhouse of the 90's, Prozac. I had completely forgotten that I sang this song. Kind of embarrassing but fun, whatever. Apparently I used the Morley wah pedal on all of these songs. I think this…

Now I don't know which song is Rotten Log. Probably the other one. Thanks anonymous commenter :). This is not from Prozac's one multitrack recording session as I had originally thought. What sounds like overdubbed guitars is simply psychic…

Here is another one with vocals. I had completely forgotten about this and hearing it brought back the visceral thrill of making music with a group. Of course I have a ringing in my ears to remind me of those days. The only problem with this…

Finally one with Julia our vocalist. I believe she (or she and Chris) wrote the lyrics. This is a later incarnation of Julia with a somewhat different affectation than earlier Prozac. I think the melody and the words greatly enhance the depth…