I keep my mouth shut cos I don’t wanna be I don’t wanna be obscene I keep my eyes shut cos I don’t wanna see I don’t wanna see what you won’t see in me Sheared, shucked, soaking in the mud None you could shake from me Tucked up, pulled tight…

inside, i feel so strange but who am i to complain inside, i feel alive something died in my heart again tonight ...tonight why are you everywhere? you've poisoned everything i know. your poisoned hearts, I drank them all as you ask me why…

A humorous track inspired by the style of Tyler the Creator. My friend Danny and I made it in July.

An experimental sort of tune in a retro style. It's like music from an old 1950's silent film.

In this recording I sing and play violin. This is one track, one take, one musician.

An entry in the 2010 RPM Challenge, recorded entirely on a desktop computer.

Another early Sluggos tune brought back in the modern era; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

One of Carmody's several songs about marriage & divorce; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

Another early Sluggos tune brought back in the modern era; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

One of my several songs about marriage & divorce; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

I wrote this song in 1990 for the early Sluggos; this recording is from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

This is somewhat contrasting to the general trend on alonetone.com, but it is what I do sometimes at work and is a good sample of my playing stile when it comes to house/live performances.

A modern-day Sluggos tune, written as love letter to Wichita, Kansas. This song is now being used as theme song to "Wichita Sessions," a locally-produced public television show (KPTS-8) featuring area musicians. Live version from KPTS-TV's "Wichita…

Another geeky supergroup of sorts was Jones Six, featuring Tom Page, Albert Alfonso, original Sluggos drummer Kent Downing and myself. This recording was made live on KMUW-FM in 1996.

I wrote and recorded this song the day Timothy Leary died in 1996.

From "Anomalon," a lost rock opera; recorded in 1996 in the basement beneath Miller Concert Hall at WSU.

After the breakup of Sunshine Family, Tom Page (the other guitarist) and I joined rockers Scott Mackey and Derek Ethridge to form Carganza. This song was from "Anomalon," my second attempt to write a rock opera.