the first couple min.'s are a bit mellow, then it builds to a heavier harder edge.

1969 cover of - the factory.

a doomy gloomy metal song with lyrics about how awful we treat one another. we dont need your hate © frank miller the green streaks show up every time no matter where you go red streaks just blowin your mind with…

a rough demo to perfect at some future time as with all the songs I do. too much music and not enough time! I wrote this and do everything on it and in it! i just don't know why © by frank miller 2013 yesterdays hold the clues…

great song by the outsiders in 66. as usual I do everything on this song.

in this song I used a poem - lyrics, from some time ago. matter of fact it was a published poem, and I finally used one I've already written, into a new song. I believe the song is about 6 1/2 mins. masonry 8 - 24 - 98 © passion points…

ok, dam! this is a long one at 12:18, mostly cause it is 2 songs. took all day to get a decent mix and I am stopping here now. slow and some nice chords and a metal middle. for naught - is an 8:45 song, about a poor schmuck who just never seems…

this was off their first lp "heavy". a very unique guitarist, who was replaced by the time the inna-gadda-da-vida lp came out a yr later. this guy was incredible, and to me this is probably the first metal song, from 1967. always loved this…

here is an original back in my PROG vein. it has a few dips and curves in the middle just as the imaginary sojourn would, so to speak. I do some leads in the beg. and end.(the end one I do a bit of finger tapping, such as that is) some not too…

here is a cover of status quo's - pictures of matchstick men from 68. chris vaisvil got a new 12 string, did 2 tracks on the 12-er and asked me to do some. I did the rest, always glad to do a psyche rock song!

here is a song from 72, by bread, that I always wanted to make a harder rock version of. an idea I have had since the early 70's. this was one of the rockin' songs by bread who did a lot of mellow love songs. there is something fun about turning…

shapes of things to come by max frost and the troopers. a song from 1968, also the song track title of the movie "wild in the streets". Richard Pryor's first movie role. a short song timing out at 2:08. I did most of this yesterday and the drums…

a metal - prog song. I am guilty of this whole endeavor.

a slow gloomy rock, lost love song. it has some prog. elements in it, a weird one indeed! I am not a vocalist so please bear with me! everything about this is all of my own undoing, I mean all of my own doing! thanks for the listen!

just a weird instrumental with a metal guitar edge to it. basically played in 3 parts. I thought it held some interesting atmospheres here and there. ;)

lots of different things I tried in this one, mostly in structure and vox, as well as harmony and texture. I guess it is a progressive type song with some gloom. the intro is a short bass thing with effects called nectar, its like 25 sec.s…

vanity fare cover using 23 tracks. as usual, I did everything on this song except write it! :P

just a rough demo, nothing perfect.

here is my cover of the turtles covering the byrds with - you showed me. one of the mellower songs i've done in my collection of creations. i spent many hours on it, there is a harmony blunder very briefly, about half way through but other than…

just me doing coopers - 18.