A song about reviewing the year behind and looking forward to the naughtiness of the year ahead.

I still want to rerecord the vocal for this one, but haven't gotten around to it.

Welcome to hail mary pass #1. There are finished lyrics, but I hit a brick wall trying to pick instruments. Knowing that my time the next day would be severely limited, I decided to go for my so-called hail mary pass in order to get the song…

I play piano. I don't play piano well.

Written for FAWM.

My attempt at writing actual ambient music. The jury's still out on whether there's enough variance to keep the piece going.

Written for FAWM

I had a bad cold for a month and a half. It inspired the title and the (unpublished) lyrics.

I am toast and you are bread

Another silly vocal track.

Written for FAWM

It had been a semi serious piano piece for many years, but then I recorded it for a class project and started ad-libbing vocals. And it turned into the goofiness you hear in the second part.

Vocal piece complete with fake accents!

A 3/4 excursion into the melodic and thematic. Don't let the title throw you off; its usage implies escape from the oppressors, not aeronautical pursuits.

This week comes partially from the Wychwood music festival at Cheltenham Racecourse, where Rob and Steve meet an assortment of celebrities. There's more Stalgia and Stevie Listings pops in again, plus the names of this year's Big Brother housemates…

Just a rough sketch, but I wanted to get it out there. It's still taking shape, but I like the atmosphere. Goes as a pair with Shine, together I find them very relaxing.

The acoustic version in rough of Often hide with part of a song written back when I was putting my mind back together, it goes as a pair with Hammers. Sorry for the glitches, the MAC chirped in a battery warning during the recording, I would avoid…

A collaboration between me, Randal Pflum and Dayton Neely. Comparisons made by reviewers on Garageband.com to Rush, King Crimson, Yes and even Mike Oldfield, you will have to listen to the whole thing to hear the last one.

Instrumental Electric Guitar piece. Not shred. Melodic with harmonized guitars. Similiar to a slow Joe Satriani ballad. All instruments, Randal Pflum except drums. Dedicated to The Creator and Giver of Life.

Jonathan Thomas preaches on Faith Is Favour

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Bello espejismo - Herencias - Mi complemento

Discussing the European election results and Gordon Brown's future just before the PLP meeting