Had the opportunity to play with sandbags' fabulous Reichatron. This is what happened.

This was Week 9's recording, and it was in the key of F. Originally, it was intended to be a "Hippie Jam", i.e. one or two acoustic guitars, drum circle, and lots of chanting and group singing. However, because it was two days before Thanksgiving…

A hymn with a melody of Celtic origin.

A Very Dark Track Inspired From The Dee Snider Movie "Strangeland"!!

I made this simple song to try out playing an acoustic guitar with an ebow. It works, but it's quite quiet. The movement of the fingers on the fretboard is louder than the sounds. I didn't use any effects on the guitar tracks. I recorded my voice…

An arrangement of a song by Steve Hindalong and Derald Daugherty.

One of the hymns we played in Amanda and Jeremy's ceremony.

Here she comes in the April sun In her dungarees and she's up for fun Smiling like she's a crazy girl And she makes a face like she owns the place And she does We indulge ourselves in creating A neck of beauty and circumstance Not to mention…

For my friend and coworker, because he certainly deserves it. This song is friends with [song for themcgruff](http://alonetone.com/sudara/tracks/song-for-themcgruff)

Originally this was a Van Halen-ish tune. Now... Well, listen for your self. This kicked things off for me. I really took inspiration from Mike Patton in Tomahawk. Very experimental with the voice hope you like it.

This is my english version of Heysátan by Sigur Rós. It's not a direct translation but it's in principle the same song. I know the guitar is a bit out of tune. The capo messed it up. Sorry for that.

I made a song out of the fable "The Boy and the Schoolmaster" by Jean De La Fontaine, that french writer from the 17th century. And here's the story: " A boy, that frolicked on the banks of Seine, Fell in, and would have found a watery grave…

Tried a different way to come up with a lead line. I kind of like the way it turned out. Kind of Bowie-ish. Love to hear some feed back.

*Cover of* **_Shriekback_** *song from their album "Oil and Gold".* *Mixed with Ken Kessie. Backing vocals by Anne Kadrovich.*

electronic nutsiness made in reason and then imported into cubase, one of my favorites, incidentally

this one goes way ambient in the 2nd half, brian eno-ish, i wanted to experiment with doing a track with no drums

another one i always play on the guitar, inspired by Nick Drake's stuff; half way through this song goes into unknown guitar improvisational territory, where i just played over my own stuff after looping it

that is not a sample you hear in the background, it is the dryer going. leave it in? okay, sure i'll leave it in. it's these artistic decisions we're all forced to make.

I literally pulled this out of my ass in a few minutes. The lyrics just poured out of me once i decided to sing about myself. Very autobiographical, also inspired by polka music. i love polka music!

this is about a couple who are at odds with each other because of their goals, could also be viewed as a guy who wants his partner to commit suicide with him? i usually play this on guitar, but for the RPM Challenge, i wanted to do it electronically…

By Ingrid Michaelson, and arranged by me!

Big Brother is Watching You!

Tweaking. ...No that's not a nervous disorder ....yet!

What do you do with a bunch of unusable samples? .... Well it is 'annoy the neighbours' night so... Finally something I'm good at!

The Thought of being on a beach seems quite nice right now

But don't know why

A slightly pissed trip into a demented world. Hi ! Welcome. Come in, sit down and get comfortable. Don't mind the restraints, they're just for your own safety..

Pat Bondi here at Alonetone does a great and quite different version of this folk song entitled Maiden on the Shore, so I dug into my demo archives and found this version that I recorded long ago. Long before the Internet, I used to listen…