Go ahead, try and sync this up while watching The Wizard of Oz.

We put a little bit of everything in here for you to try on.

We have now posted a brand new Wetband song from Jethro. This one is a song about his childhood memories called When We Were Young. Thanks for your continued support.

Based on an insipid ditty in the Marx Brothers' film "Horse Feathers," which is repeated ad nauseam throughout the picture.

Good news/bad news joke: Sean and Seamus were great baseball fans. They pledged that whoever died first would contact the other from the afterlife to report on whether or not there was baseball in heaven. Sean was first to depart this life…

Some kind of obscure metaphor for trying to kindle a fire in a downpour.

A composition written backwards. I started with the relative harmony/coherence of the final measures and retrogressively dismantled it, concluding with the relative chaos of the opening.

"The expression that there is nothing to express, nothing with which to express, nothing from which to express, no power to express, no desire to express, together with the obligation to express." (From Samuel Beckett, Three Dialogues, "Tal Coat")

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This song goes all the way back to my roots of writing music mostly on acoustic guitar and recording/playing all the instruments myself. Also my first 'proper' recording in my new studio space. Thanks for listening! (lyrics) Awake me from my…

Marian is my favorite fiddle player after Itzhak Perlman. She and I wrote this song about her feeling of her Dad's presence when she plays and people listen. MARION'S SONG A puff of smoke when her violin broke A look that just said, "I…

a bit dramatic

do the italo disco

got behind...

not nearly as nice as the original http://alonetone.com/richardlaceves/tracks/piano-moment-7 nonetheless I'm hopelessly in love with the flatted 5th theme.

Turn it up.

This, folks, is the very first Frankenstein Sound Lab track, all the way from 2000 - pre-computer days, this was recorded on an ordinary cassette recorder. Listening to it prior to posting, I think it actually stands up quite well today.