closing ceremony of the Yes Quest in Badger California summer 2006. This is my Quest. recorded in my livingroom, 2008

recorded during a legendary Distructo session, features one half of PassKontrol (to be heard here on Alonetone).

We're creating a bunch of songs for a very small prayer shawl group - and this is one of them...

this song was constructed with 10 elephant samples and nothing else

The last track I wrote in Santa Fe, New Mexico before moving back to Hawaii.

Sunday Tuna means Sunday girls. The singer is talking about girls dressing very sexy in Sunday morning church.

this starts with a very simple hard rock beat. then it starts gettin funky then it gets jazzy. somebody said they'd like to dance to it. knock yourself out.

added a bass. added the chorus, which i'll probably redo. added a bit of an ending. oh, and a smattering of pianer.

Forget the first person, it's time to tell stories.

You got heavy and it suits you well

The exploded dust of old stars drift outward glowing blue, purple and red. Slowly gaining electrons and drifting ever outward from what was to what will be.

The moment that all time begins where we move from entropy to dynamic motion. From totality to dispersion.

Is she a machine or a woman who has covered herself with shiny reflective metal. Do you see yourself or do you see her.

recorded one morning in my kitchen. there's video for this too. shot and edited on a different kind of morning. http://vimeo.com/3691138

This piece is a typical example of my love for spoken voice. I used to go thrift store hopping and try and collect all tapes and records I could get my hands on that had spoken voice. I used to drive around listening to these, and to christian…

most of what you hear is the electric guitar.

It's about Hamlet

A song about The Tempest

A song about "Coriolanus," by Shakespeare