A cover of Styx's "Come Sail Away". As can be heard, I am having issues with singing while strumming and distance from the microphone.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of the RPM Challenge. So the screwing around I do today should be either tossed or posted to avoid the temptation of using it in my RPM album...

"Pizza: The Rock Opera" is Beatnik Turtle's 10-minute opus chronicling one man's struggle to order pizza. From TheSongOfTheDay.com and their album, November available on CD Baby, "the iTunes" and other fine digital retailers.

From the Nada album: "Instead of the last judgement, what worries me is the final dream." [The End Of The World / Joao Cabral de Melo Neto]

Another "warm up" spur-of-the-moment recording as I got prepared for RPM 2009

Warming up with a quickie recording to try and get reaccustomed to this equipment

Shhh....

Among the special guests are the corpse of Jeff LaSala (as animated by six thousand yellow jackets and a colony of Africanized honey bees) providing lead vocals and sundry items. His very doomed brother, John LaSala, also sings lead. Lyrics…

You would do well to tremble.

Among the special guests are Horkmeijer Springtail and his lovely choir of snow fleas providing backing vocals and the very doomed John LaSala on lyrics and lead vocals. Under shoes: issued dire adieux. Too few legs: the world's new filthy…

The very doomed John LaSala sings lead. Lyrics available at virb.com/fes

Among the special guests are the corpse of Jeff LaSala (as animated by six thousand yellow jackets and a colony of Africanized honey bees) providing additional vocals. His very doomed brother, John LaSala, provides lyrics and lead vocals…

as shall be uttered by the False Leafy Jar of Mordant Synthesis upon the Eve of Clambering Day A transcript of this speech has been published without authorization in "HEY Cities!" by Sidedown.com. When the Infestation Apocalypse comes, you…

Among the special guests are Horkmeijer Springtail and his lovely choir of snow fleas providing backing vocals, the very doomed John LaSala on lead vocals, and the great King Bandit and his mommy, Kate providing additional vocals. The very doomed…

Created and performed at the whim of the tyrant Michael John Keegan

Among the special guests are Horkmeijer Springtail and his lovely choir of snow fleas providing backing vocals, the corpse of Jeff LaSala (as animated by six thousand yellow jackets and a colony of Africanized honey bees) providing additional…

More testing. An improv demo for the Breaking Light project for the RPM Challenge.

ITS Just So Funny. wait till the middle, thats when it really takes off heh heh

This song i don't even know what was going on, all i know is that it turned out exactly how it should be. I really like the lyrics i did for this song.

This is actually the first song we produced, and the one that started the whole project. It's based around a sequence from the good old Korg Wavestation.

Rough and Slow acoustic version of the more poppy [lifeline glu and sudara collaboration](http://alonetone.com/doublemeanings/tracks/lifeline). If you like 4 minutes of the same 3 chords, you'll LOVE this song. Now that I have two microphones…

Unidirectional mic so the vocals are muted. Just futzing around with my soprano uke.

glu's time machine takes you to an ancient Maori War Dance

Mehriffic

I love this Nico song, so i threw it over the beat from Only by NIN and the rest just fell into place.

This is my Moby Dick.

Another downtempo and minimalist track from our debut album, this one even has some percussion ;)

This is the title song from our debut album (also called “In My Mind”, duh). It's probably the most experimental track on the album, featuring spoken rather than sung vocals.

This is a melancholic, slow waltz, with the main instrument being a melodica. Oh, and vocals by Pia, as (so far) always.

Definitely one of the more “approachable” songs from our debut album “In My Mind”.