Tom Higgins - lead vocals Joe Silence - guitars and vocals Mark Cook - Chapman Stick, fretless bass, synthesizers Victor Romero - drums and percussion Recorded in 1991 by Mark Cook and Joe Blair at The Crypt and Spit Recorders Mixed by…

I do NOT own any Copyrights to this song. Copyrights belong to Young Money Records. Its a song i made in a few nights, I think its pretty good, quality didnt make the best of what i wanted but it came out good. I dedicate this song to a very special…

Contains an example of Reverse Speech, or a speech reversal that appears on the voice of Truman, namely "Mad! They must have dropped it before the whirlwind." This appears where Truman says, "'The world will note that the first atomic bomb…

A classic with a touch of Reg.............

Back to basics here. recorded with the Yeti mic. Ramblin' round your city,ramblin' round your town I never see a friend I know As I go ramblin' round boys As I go ramblin' round My sweetheart and my parents I left in my old hometown…

Back to basics here. recorded with the Yeti mic. Ramblin' round your city,ramblin' round your town I never see a friend I know As I go ramblin' round boys As I go ramblin' round My sweetheart and my parents I left in my old hometown…

With a little help from some of the lyrics of the Doors descriptions of the uncertainty of the 60's Reg has decided to do a kind of Punk song from both sides about the trouble in England which seems to be igniting the youth to set light and loot…

With a little help from some of the lyrics of the Doors descriptions of the uncertainty of the 60's Reg has decided to do a kind of Punk song from both sides about the trouble in England which seems to be igniting the youth to set light and loot…

Reg heard this collab (Quarter of a 60th Djörk (M.T.C.) and thought it brilliant, the music made it so easy to put the words to, a story of holiday romance.......with a bit of Tom Jonesing going on..........Thanks Djork and M.T.C for letting…

Reg heard this collab (Quarter of a 60th Djörk (M.T.C.) and thought it brilliant, the music made it so easy to put the words to, a story of holiday romance.......with a bit of Tom Jonesing going on..........Thanks Djork and M.T.C for letting…