Just a simple Blues in Em, many thanks to my mate Dave for the harmonica.

Dark little number. I just finished rereading "The Stand." That probably influenced the imagery of this song a little, though the message is actually pretty positive. It's about pushing through adversity.

THE TWO (or the witnesses) You are the town and we are the clock. We are the guardians of the gate in the rock. The Two. On your left and on your right In the day and in the night, We are watching you. Wiser not to ask just…

THE TWO (or the witnesses) You are the town and we are the clock. We are the guardians of the gate in the rock. The Two. On your left and on your right In the day and in the night, We are watching you. Wiser not to ask just…

Grey skies, crow flies into the horizon Birdcage, road rage what do you spend your wages on All alone smart phone no-one you can ring Peacocks, cats and dogs, the butterfly stings Your friend indeed, my friend in need, another friend in debt…

Here's the Who classic Regged a little.....I was practising this at full volume then realised the window was open so a bit of an impromptu concert going on in the street which would have sounded ok for the main but i'm not so sure the backing…

Grey skies, crow flies into the horizon Birdcage, road rage what do you spend your wages on All alone smart phone no-one you can ring Peacocks, cats and dogs, the butterfly stings Your friend indeed, my friend in need, another friend in debt…

All done on the Nintedo Korg DS-10. Song about my creative processes ------------------------------------ Title: Middle Eight Original I can mimic the singles I hear in the Charts I can draw on the music I can borrow their arts…

About the song It's like a picture of my brain. Psychadelic number using the Korg Monotron. I strummed the guitar riff at 21:00 and within 40 minutes had all the tracks recorded onto the Zoom. All except the two Monotron tracks which were added…

I posted a version of this before. This is the same pretty much except that I put down a real, organic, bass track using my Squier Mustang bass, rather than the old synthetic one. The production is a bit ballsier too...