Powerful lyrics not mine but very good......you can see the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ju5QNsEAcU

Get 'em off me!

I have always wanted to rhyme "innocence" with "in a sense".

Cover of "Stand by me" with my own twists

an outtake from the first album in 2005. Joe Silence - guitar and electronics Mark Cook - Warr Guitar, programming and electronics Jason Spradlin - drums

Strung Out

Copyright © 2014 John 'Buck' Erpestad Instrumental. It was hot outside and I needed a title.

Copyright © 2014 John 'Buck' Erpestad Instrumental with one guitar.

a song done by many folk/country performers ,chokes me up every time. there are much better renditions of it out there in music land,buy those!. this I just wanted to add to my list of occupy songs. to drive home the point.

Played on an O'Riordan D-whistle

Not really Irish ... a Scottish ballad ... An earthly nourris sits and sings And aye she sings, "Ba lilly wean (and) no ken I, my bairns father Far less the land that he dwells in." And up come he to her bed fit A grumly guest I'm sure…

come away, come away away from trouble away from care come away, come away away from sorrow away from fear may the cool wind find you through a thousand thoughts unsaid gather you in weary day behind you and you can lay your head…

This piece was played entirely on the Fairlight CMI iPad app, and mixed in Ableton Live. Jean Michel Jarre eat your heart out!

Out from the lethargy

I've always liked the word "wireless" instead of "radio". There is something wonderfully archaic about it.

A silly song about an amorous one-eyed monster.

A song about people drifting apart.

Recorded at home, all done digitally by myself.

God pity the poor sailer out in a night like this

A old hymn with a good thought

While I don't feel at all worthy of being considered a devout man. I intend to keep asking God to get me where he wants me to go.

A quick tune for the late poet Wilmer Mills, who recently passed away at 41 from liver cancer. He was an active musician, woodworker, and baker. The title from this track comes from the name he gave his wood-fired oven, "Companis," which translates…

And the up hill struggle continues

This is just a really simple string/piano piece that resulted from two years of half-hearted tinkering. As of now the cello is too loud and the snare sounds too sample-y, but I'd appreciate any other criticism.

The hard times of the 99% is all over, and it's time the people who put us all in this mess be called out ,and have their stink be put in the street.

Not our song, lol

A chant about traveling through life, by not missing the train.

Recorded Live @ The Opera House, Boothbay Harbor, ME Corey Tibbets:Vocals Mike Giles:Guitar Skip Morgan:Bass Brian Papineau:Congas

I wrote this song, in hopes of drawing attention for the need to get better hourly wages for Americas working poor.

Classic song covered.

NO ONE CARES © Paul Dempsey, 2011 Lyrics: Paul Dempsey Lead Vocals: Mark Lee Fletcher Backup Vocals: Andy Gupta, Henry Mittnacht Bass: Andy Gupta Drums: Alberto Villa Percussion: Alberto Villa, Henry Mittnacht Guitars: Henry Mittnacht…

i do. this song features an imbalanced waveform with spectacular collisions of inaudible noise. it kind of a majestic sounding piece.

They say that FEAR IS THE MIND KILLER.

One of the first songs we finished on this album.

It'd be a single, if we ever stood a chance of being on the radio.

Easy going harmonies, makes for a relaxed day.

That's pretty callous.