yes, that's right..your 5.25 disc drive

My 90's punk attempt. Interrupters/Rancid feel.. What does any of that have to do with Mark? Not a gosh darn thing... I just liked the name A Relative Term. * Disclaimer: I understand that most of the songs on this album are pitchy and hard…

just me, 12 string, zoom H2 - there have been better versions.

[Verse] I feel the floor beneath my feet Steady from my toes up to my peak Speak with a slow and gradual stream Chest out, shoulders back, proper physique Head up, eyes open—close them? Not in your dreams, only in mine but only asleep away…

you say i got no reason to be here knockin' on your door i guess ya had no reason to think you might see me anymore hey I got some news for you yes i do y'know i seen a lot of different things through these two eyes i've heard…

Tesla...maybe the smartest man that ever lived. TESLA Who invented remote control? TESLA Who invented the fluorescent light? TESLA Who invented the radio? TESLA And who died alone and forgotten in 1943? TESLA So, you say now, “Don’t…

“Bats in Flight” composed, recorded, and mixed on 10/20/2023, for October’s 30 Day Songs challenge (30daysongs.com). “Bats in Flight” was also submitted to October’s REM Challenge (via RPM Challenge). “Bats in Flight” composed by W. Ng…

Hiding April is a programmatic electronic piece that uses the hardware Korg MS2000 and Absynth 5 software synthesizers and orchestra percussion from Garritan Personal Orchestra. At about 4:10 I found an aircraft-ish sound on my Korg which then…

ill make you happy ill make you pleased you stayed around to find out who id be and ill make you sure you were right to hold on when the whole world let go and denied it knew me. hey! nobodys saying itll be all plain sailin cos nothing…

Starry Nightmoth on Honky Tonk piano. Drums generated using a Yamaha E313 KB. Everything else (acoustic guitar, bass guitar, vocals) is the fault of Gene Eric Mann.

If the left don't get you, then the right sure will. A lost FTB track recovered from obscurity.

a little tribute to Erick Satie

A melodic jazzy groove featuring the sax of Doug Earley in an arrangement by Jazzjet.

percussion order.. but disordered

Here's a recent poem of mine, set over a bed of house...

Found another old one.