my return to innocense

'...colab with a good buddy loneton'r...'

...And she picks them for him.

This is more of a description than a song. It's my contribution to the Minnesota Homebrew Radio Show monthly song writing challenge: "Write a song about your first car."

Have no idea where this one came from. I was strumming away and the words just came out. Seems to be about some kind of wrongdoing in the past. May have been possessed. Thanks again to Gary for helping out on lead.. In sleepy towns through…

Sue is really serious about skateboarding.

here is my cover of a boy named bri's "some may say" from his 2011 RPM album. the original is here. http://alonetone.com/boynamedbri/tracks/some-may-say

This is first rock kind of song by our group "Quartet In Space". I hope you can enjoy with this one. Contributors: Drums: Black Tiger Synth: Gilgamesh Guitars: DJ Kujata Bass: Clones (Vaisvil) Mixing & Mastering: GMO (Alister Flint)

Remember, remember love. That’s all we ever really had.

Had a bad day when I wrote this. There is a rule I stick by though. "Divert and sublimate your anger and potentially virulent emotions to creative energy" So I did.. Picked up the Kay G101 and pressed record on the iPhone voice memo…

Well poor old Reg was left by his love so he decided to write a song. Here it is another brokenhearted rendition....................

Instrumental intro to 2010's RPM offering..

A track inspired by Miles Davis's tune "Fat Time," even though it doesn't sound very much like it. Thanks for listening.

Reg has nipped down the cellar tonight to contemplate the big question...this is what he came up with ...he could be wrong who knows...and now he's going for a nice hot bath...............

She died...poor Judy Cool

Alone On Christmas Once upon the end of every year well there Comes a time when we forget our fears And a childs face will light up for no reason Ho ho well it must be Christmas season Its been so long since i've seen your face it must…

The theme for Improv Friday this week is "variations". So here's an improv reconstruction of the one classical piece I know, Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.