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Lyrics: Katherine Wong (Ottawa, Canada) Vocals: Mark Lee Fletcher (Southern New Jersey, U.S.A.) Guitar: Brad Denney (Southern California, U.S.A.) Drums: Jerry Langenfeld (San Diego, U.S.A.) Bass: Kenny Bruce (Virginia Beach, U.S.A.) Composed…

Guest preacher Matt Bownds helps us see a glorious view of the church: the Bride of Christ

a season in hell by rimbau,sampled and signal-processed,set to music by wordless poem,composed on the roland MC 505 groovebox.

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also a lil scratchy but came out qood to me :D

it sound TERRIBLE home made lol

covers of RPMers to come soon! check out our cover of Alonetoner Alex Moody's 2011RPM song "More Than Words". our next RPM cover coming soon.

Keith Landry used his considerable vocal talents on this song, and he made a decent song sound great. I added one or two harmonies, but the lead vocals are his. I think he did a great job. What do you think? ER

This one's for Johnny, who encouraged me to record this country-ish version, it's one-take, warts and all.

Have some ambient. Bubble Harp app on ipod touch thru DL4 delay modeler pedal.

I recently read Milton's Paradise Lost. I decided to "Summarize", but I couldn't do it in less than 12 verses. The song is so intractably long that I just left the many clams as-is. Sorry about that.

I've been told that the lyrics are a bit "creepy". I guess I should note that my songs are NOT autobiographical!

This was another song I wrote ahead of time. I end up enjoying these the least, but it gives me something to record on February 1st.

I had an incredibly hard time putting this together, and then at the end it fell together better than I could have ever hoped. I guess I should scream my head off more often.

I'm convinced I've lifted this melody from somewhere, and I'm sure somebody will soon let me know that I have.

I woke up with this in my head, including the first line of the lyrics. If you dream it, you must record it, that's my rule.

I was thinking about what I hadn't done so far - no instrumental, no synth, no vibraslap, no cowbell - so I just tossed all that stuff together. The title is in memorial of my brother's recent appendicitis. Edit: I admit that I did a remix…

This was one of the two songs I wrote ahead of time to get a jump on RPM.