this song never really came together because of my flawed vocal rig. everything is mixed weird to try to compensate. K.G. did his best and brought it a long way.

Vocals & Lyrics: Cristina Farias Acoustic Guitar: Dan Clancey Synth Strings: Billy Playle Synth Guitar & Bass: Steffen Offermann Arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann ======================================= This (kind of) folk song…

This one is a bit different. It is a synthesizer instrumental, and the title is no coincidence. The experiment was to write a complete song based on just one single chord. :) This is part I. There is a part II which uses the same theme but a…

Reg was talking to Elvis about Frank and he told him something he didn't know.you can have it all then at the end not remember it which is what happened to Frank the grind ground him down a sad ending for a great man......Dementia is a cruel end…

A little four-bar, 21-second joke. It's all woodwinds and a tiny bit of sampled junk percussion. Mr. Schaum was the band teacher when I was in elementary school. Hmmm, or was it Mr. Schram? I don't recall now.

I got tired of playing by the rules. (The album concept was using only portable instruments which I could carry in one trip.) This track uses every functional piece of gear I own at least once. In no particular order . . . TR-606, TB-303…

A Capella. I'm not doing Tibetan throat-singing but due to some happy accident it sounds as if I am in parts.

An encounter between a little astrodroid and a little insect. Monotron, junk percussion, DW-6000, and MT-32 (I think).

A nine-minute meditation piece. Gear: Roland JX-3P, Korg Monotron, acoustic guitar, soprano & alto recorders, bamboo flute, and junk percussion samples.

Listen carefully. It really isn't the same pattern over and over and over. Seriously. Gear: MT-32, junk percussion samples.