from the album "the Machine" i'm just a sad and broken man without a cause i'm typing ones and zeros until I am exhausted the numbers staring back at me upon the screen what kind of hell is this please tell me it's a dream long days…

So I had this song, not quite finished, I sort of insisted Greg Connor sing it, he also wrote the last verse. Steve Krell added the solo break. I think they helped to bring the song alive. Oh yeah, I'm in the Chorus ...... hiding Somewhere. :) :)

Matt Ferrara doesn't get enough love around here. He's a brilliant arranger and lyricist and it's rare, if ever, that someone covers one of his songs. So I set out to correct that. As usual, it's faster than the original because, well, it's…

this is a small concerto for violin and orchestra. First movement. Op. 20

Made with 100% real cheese flavored bi-product.

Just some fu I had one night on the piano not perfect but fun :)

if i had enough $$$ for a gold watch, id buy something else...yep,

Tribute to one of my favorite bands: Pink Floyd.

I can't remember her name. I saw her at Kerrville back in 2005. A little blond that always wore a leather cowboy had, played keys and wrote music for movies. (Someone remind me.) COULD SHE KNOW Could she know I think about her Thinking…

Just added a few more bags to this one. Hope the water doesn't run out.

Reg heard the color of the lonely street by Vaisvil and Norbert and got himself all Jazzy inside.... so he's released it .........by going out for a walk along the lonely street..........

gig rehearsal recordings edit.

A 12 string improv this time. 5th and 6th unison strings tuned a 5th apart and 4th pair tuned a 4th apart.

The output of some machines I built.

This song sounds like a lonely road by the beach in the late summer/early fall. Try it out when the weather is cooperating with you. Then, reflect on who you are.

this song was inspired from an ee cummings poem. it was composed for rpm 2009. lyrics: i'll tell you a dream i had once up in the sky blue everything flying away a kite on a string i didn't have anything i was cool you were warm…

Recorded in 2005. Joe Silence - vocals and all instruments; tracked by Joe Silence at Spit Recorders. Mixed by Joe Griffin of Toxic Bag Productions. The guitar solo is not actually a guitar.

Since you've all been such good boys and girls this year, I decided I should give you all a present. Here is a song written by yours, truly, and sung by the incredible Inge Meijer. I can't say enough about what an great job she did on the song…