based on the stanislaw lem book of the same name.

I know it's been a while since I last uploaded, but I have been dealing with alot of stress recently. but, here it is. AcId is the name of one of my Table Top RPG games that I run with a few of the guys. It's a Post-Apocalyptic set game that…

this is a song about the train yards in sulphur springs Ky. back in the day .

The first song (with vocals) I've recorded for RPM month, for the Love Light Shine project. A depressing tale of redneck angst.

Hurray patches? The melody was the last thing that was written for this. The piano is a placeholder for whenever I get around to actually writing full lyrics. (I have a few lines written down, but I’m not sure if that’s the direction I want…

I imagine this music playing in a bar sometime in the future, probably in the background while cybernetic bar patrons interface with one another in full view of the world's sensor network.

I have an older brother like this . . .

a tricky song to describe, and maybe a little bit odd in structure, but i'm pretty happy with this one.

somehow this song was meant to be silly, but somehow it sounds deadly serious (see jokes, that's how i roll). track for the 2010 RPM Challenge

My opus. By far the longest song I've ever recorded. I tried to make it shorter, but it just didn't work. Sorry. :) "The Water-Carver" uses a sample from Stereolab's "Changer." (Gane/Sadier)

nice song from Zafar Iqbal zafri

This songs reminds me that this is the moment i have. No longer looking for the dawn for the dawn is here. This is the moment this is the moment that i've been waiting for I've been waiting for the dawn and the dawn is coming soon

Vocals and Piano by Lena & Irina Panfilova

My fifth piece for RPM. Mad funky. Extra goofy.

this is a traditional blues tune originally recorded 77 years ago by the legendary robert johnson . since then everyone from the stones to clapton have had a go at it ,i have tried to bring it back to it's starting point IE: a man , an old cheap…

A bit of an experiment for me, but still rock'n'roll. Lyrics @ http://wave.transmit-music.com/yoursandmine.html Wave 2010 (RPM)

Oh yeah. The silly a cappellas are back. Ideas they are like water Just floating all along But you really can't hold on Ideas they are elusive You can chase 'em everyday In the end they get away So get that old idea And dust it off It don't…

Played all at once through a little plastic hole (Micro BR), so I know it needs to be redone. I've been down with swine fever for the past few days and have barely been able to hang onto a guitar, so this ought to be a crowd pleaser :) A song…

Something of a departure for me.

A track for the 2010 RPM Challenge. There are (3) 12 string acoustic parts, (3) key parts,(2) lead electric guitars and drum-machine tracks. Vocals anyone?

The Bells... The Bells!

RPM track

My first upload for the 2010 RPM Challenge! I wanted to make a mean-sounding, minimal, instrumental groove track, and this is what I came up with. I tried a bunch of different bass lines, but they all made it sound too busy.

"Farmer's Blow" is redneck rap. Oh yeah, I went there. - - - If you're on the run And your nose has gotta go Don't grab a tissue Do the farmer's blow Just tilt your head To the side Then block one nostril And let it ride You may think That…

Track three from the 2010 RPM album "They Are Killers"

Used Michelangelo's percussion track.

This is the title track of my RPM 2010 album. It describes how I juggle the bills each week and try to make ends meet. If you know the old joke, if the ends would not necessarily meet but just wave at each other once in a while, I'd be happy.

My lovely little wife and her Father Lee singing a cover of the 1973 gospel tune Dan Schutte. One track, one take in the front room of South House Studios. Some people call it a "living room".

A pretty little ditty.

Describe it?! What do I look like a writer?