A song about a headstone. Think Of Me © 2010 Words By Curtis E. Campbell & Kevin Pearson Music by Curtis E. Campbell Performed by Curtis E. Campbell On top of the hill at Rollin' Oaks There's a row of weathered marble stones…

we just laying down a verse wrote this during the grammys Beats by RYM

A story of drowning love Words & Music by Curtis Campbell Thinking back on yesterday Thinking about all the dues I've paid Didn't know a man could pay so much so long Thinking about the love I lost Thinking about the heavy cost I didn…

first go at this one for the guys.

it's still sunday I swear

Just playing around with the old Twist of Cain riffs.

My version of the Beavis and Butthead theme, Wikipedia says new episodes are coming to MTV in 2011! I can't believe it.

One of two pretty little interludes for the album, both of which are based around a guitar part Gary did for me. I've put different synth chords behind each of them to cover the two sides of the lady that inspired the full song, Jekyll & Hyde…

This is about my Nan who in some ways was more like a second mum... You wont be gone when you leave me, You wont be gone x 2 Cos while I'm alive til the day I die You'll linger on when you leave me You'll linger on I remember how your…

sore throat jams

uh lu a lu uh uh lu a lu oola ...is what's mostly being sung.

Just a miscellaneous cover. Dana Carvey did a bit on SNL and in his stand-up routines about a songwriter making up a song on the fly. I decided to record it as if it was a real song, just for fun.

Reg was in the library reading back issues of the national papers to keep warm because a cold spell had hit the country hard and he had no money for heating. At least he could sit in the library reading until 5pm when it closed. Some strange stories…

INSTRUMENTAL! or just mental, probably one of those 80 to 20 mental over physical kind of things.

Danny Zuko from the motion picture Grease sung by Sandy Gritt written by Louis St. Louis and Scott Simon

A rhythm track that tried to sound like a pair of frogs outside my Bedroom Window last night, paired with washes of noise based on the human voice and a recording of LBJ explaining why he needs new Haggar Slacks.

A funky drum loop, that I then stretched 800% and played back over itself, topped with bits of Weegee saying how great his job is run through multiple echoes & large room reverbs.

Just a little jam inspired by a couple of the riffs in "Chapel of Ghouls" by Morbid Angel. There's a weird sounding mistake at :59.

My version of the Peter Gunn Theme. I hope you like it.