This is the 1.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 2.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 3.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 5.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 6.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 4.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 7.Song from the Instrumental Album "Under Ground" (Nr.8) from Collection 4.0 from SUB OUT RIPPER.

The forth of seven leftovers from a failed 2007 RPM. This was started on my iPad two, the moved to my macMini (which has since been retired) and the rhythm guitars were through my Line6 Pod. It was then moved to my MacBook where the drums were…

When I started trying to finish my 2007 RPM leftovers I decided that I would not do any rewriting of what little I had already worked on. That was bad news for this song because it plays like an exercise in padding. I could easily have cut two…

unpolished and raw... good? well what were you thinking?

given the theory of something maps to something else sorta.

Bij mijn bezoek aan de Kingdom Tower liep ik op 180 meter hoogte op de SkyView brug. Op deze brug kwam Ali(de opzichter) naar me toe. Na een praatje ging hij een liedje voor me zingen. Iets over Illah en een trie. Daarna wou hij met me gaan bidden…

This chord progression was written within five minutes by Vinnie Caggiano. It sounds like the theme for a macabre TV comedy, ergo the title.

An inspired two-chord improvised jam with an African accent.

This is a section from a longer piece of music written by Gene Ferriter, called "Back On Track."

Topic: Podcasts

My instrumental cover of E-type's "This is the way". Viked it up a bit. And by that, I mean sax. Lots of hot, sweaty sax.

"Lily" by Kate Bush from the album "The Red Shoes" Oh thou, who givest sustenance to the universe From whom all things proceed To whom all things return Unveil to us the face of the true spiritual sun Hidden by a disc of golden light That we…

This is #6 out of the 7 leftovers from 2007's failed RPM. I wrote the lyrics and the melody on Tuesday May 28, 2013 at about 7:30am. Just minutes prior I heard a recording of a conversation between Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and…