Another one on the Cat Head Lowebow, this time with more effects.

Paean to a local state politician who stepped up to the national stage. Also, this track is one of the reasons we started using a click track in 2018...

Another pastiche/casserole of studio scraps and robot voices. Tulip, our youngest cat, has a ray gun keyboard solo just after the 4-minute mark.

Makes me think of a small New England port town in a storm, for some reason.

Test recording of the Cat Head Lowebow #4 that I bought from Johnny Lowebow a couple of years earlier. The Lowebow ended up being a studio mascot, and "Cat Head Blues" a theme for that year's RPM Challenge, so I recorded some drums and added this…

I wrote the main riff at least 25 years ago, and finally got around to recording it. The drum part was recorded at band practice. I got a wild hair and sped it up to about 1.8 speed, liked it, and used it. "Eggbeater Jesus" is a local artistic…

Another "the chord sequence spells something" track. I'm fond of those.

Real drums, bass, and guitar. Think the "vocals" were taken from another track and heavily manipulated. I like 'em. :)

DAW plugin drums, live guitar and bass. I don't really hate everything. Mostly just the sound of my own voice.

DAW plugin drums, live guitar(s) and bass. I made computer voices say some words so I wouldn't have to.

More DAW plugin drums, live guitar and bass. The computer voiceover artist finally got sick of my crap. May go back and re-record with actual voices at some point, but I appreciate the contempt dripping from this nasty British fellow's every utterance…

Live drums and keyboard accordion. Our British friend gets in a couple more sentences.

One ambient guitar take, plus another computer voice so that I (and you) don't have to hear mine.

Looped ambient guitar, plus more computer voices. I really liked the tiny touches of world-weary sarcasm in the second and third iterations.

Live guitars and bass, programmed parametric drums, and more computer voices. Not referring to a single, specific WETJ - there are plenty of examples. Credit for "Buddha Bubba" goes to the late, great Bill Hicks.

Live drums, guitars, bass, and keyboard. My wife pointed out the similar chord sequence/intervals to "Save Tonight" by Eagle-Eye Cherry, but I think mine starts in Bm, and theirs starts in Am. :)

Same chords as The Classroom. More computer voiceover work. The little pause before "finished" at the end always unsettles me.

Guitar part is me trying out my new looping pedal.

Background sounds = microphone into guitar pedal board with plenty of delay.

The background sounds remind me queasily of the "Mickey Mouse Nose" (nitrous oxide, I guess?) used to anesthetize me before dental procedures as a kid.