A short "Bumper" piece, "Slow Devils" is made from a HammerHead Rhythm Station drum part, a drone made from FreeSound.org sample 30188_ERH_cello_1_loop sequenced.wav, and a loop that Jacob Talkington (of JacobTalkington.com) let me play with.

electronica

A Reason Class project, I thought it might be fun to do something funky in 5/4 and jack the tempo around a bit

A little rhythm piece for 28 seconds later called "Too Fat to Funk" based on a beat I came up with on HammerHead Rhythm Station copied 15 times and run through an echo box, Phaser (2ce), dub style plate reverb, a regular plate reverb, a Ring Modulator…

not too sure about this one, i was after a thom yorke style tune and the basics were there but i am not a patch on him vocally, ah well.

lack of middle 8 = spiritual!

Major noodles. Notes to self: Sonically, this is challenged. Try feeding the midi to a completely different synth patches.

It came from reading about a local boy who had died in the Iraq war an thinking about what I feel if it had been my boy.

Recorded Feb 21, 2009 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD - capo V), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Jim Dunlop .73mm USA Nylon pick, EBow, Audacity, Sound Forge. Amal (Hope)

Simple song about being out for a drive and getting lost.

Self-esteem to the xtreme. An instrumental track I've redone from scratch from a 2006 version, but still want to completely redo someday.

You will be asked to take a small survey regarding your feelings at the exit.

It's another war song. The lyrics pretty much tell the feeling behind this one.

Churning out tracks is getting pretty tough, so much so and I am leaving this as piano only - cheating? Never!!

Recorded: Feb 22, 2009 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (EADGBE), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, EBow, Audacity, Sound Forge.

Heres my latest Track I made it today (last few hours) I was pickin around in our acapella section and found a pretty hot one from PROTEGE so be sure u check his acapellas and big thx to haro for the hot flow. I hope you enjoy this track Id really…

Cover of original track by The All-Night Workers (early song co-written by Lou Reed and JJ Cale).