I recorded this for Xmas 2005 with a cheap microphone on my PC using Audacity (free multitrack editor), with my nylon string guitar and some spoons and bells and stuff.

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.

I am pretty sure this is a version of (Don't Do Me) Any Favors by Ellen Ferwerda (from Minnesota), written when she and Scott and I lived in Eugene in the early 90's. It has lyrics but you will have to imagine what those would be like.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality.

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…

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…

This is the Prozac version of the beloved and strangely haunting song 'Inchworm' as remembered from childhood. There are a couple of microphone glitches in the beginning. And it's pretty much improvised, I think this is the first time playing…

This is an improvised 'piece'. We did quite a bit of improvising, taping the sessions, then sitting in the bedroom listening to the tapes and talking about what we liked, then next time everyone would come with ideas and we would work on things…

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…