Tiggy Acworth 130906

Shared this in church yesterday.

The band (accrington stanley) have been playing a storming version of this live, but we haven't recorded it yet and there's something about this demo that I like too. It's a jangly/indie/tuneful thing about male insecurity...

Calumniate IA. on a cold day,in hazy eons past.

Are you on the train to work? I am! And this is what it sounds like!

The original by Breaking Light is here: http://alonetone.com/breakinglight/tracks/ssum092113editwvideo I loved it and just wanted to add some minor synth/vocal touches and make it even spacier. Thanks Kavin!

The Way I'm Being Led Middle of the road I try to decide a way to be, traffic lights stuck on red all roads signed 'no entry' The roads are dangerous. The flowers by the roadside did not grow there. Someone placed them. I get in…

A new song from my shed. Quite pleased with the chord progressions in this one...

Another work from two years ago, this is a cover from Audioslave.

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Just some noodling

An early morning connection to the sounds, Thanx for Tuning in. "G"

Reg is spending too much time in the cellar watching the news on TV, reading the papers and conspiracy theories on the internet. He's started to get Paranoid…he's come up with his own conspiracy theory…i keep telling him he's just paranoid…

Inspired by a woman's labor movement in the early part of the 20th century and a related poem by William Oppenheim.

A taste of Latin percussion with a touch of blues. Subtle end times lyrics.

We were feeling a little 60's/early 70's pop on this one. Hint of, "The Cars" during their heyday.

One of the many songs that I played lead, rythym and bass guitar, as well as the vocals. Seperate tracks were then mixed into one CD for your listening pleasure.

This song was just an excuse to record my kit-built Tele through my kit-built Vibrolux Reverb

An instrumental love song. Used my Epiphone Hummingbird/J160E conversion for all guitar parts, and Rogue/Hofner clone for the bass.

Another excuse to try out new gear, this time it's the kit-built-P-Bass. John Lennon meets The Byrds.