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

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

Played on an O'Riordan D-whistle

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…

Soldiers deal with life and death moral issues every day.Then the letters from home-and the involuntary extension of their present duty assignment.

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

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

A song about people drifting apart.

Recorded at home, all done digitally by myself.

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

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.

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…

They say that FEAR IS THE MIND KILLER.

Easy going harmonies, makes for a relaxed day.

The deluxe version! Just one take noodling on my Boss Micro BR. Six full noodles :) Just a rant of my day... Peace, guys!

Lost Again In the Morning I wake up smiling, another day awaiting me Thinking of the love I'm missing, locked away so hard to see Will I know if I will find you, when you're so far away from me Lost in time I'm left to whonder, is there…

Nothin' new - this track replaces a different version of the same tune your Quill had up for a while. Missing this trio a bit; musing over some old tracks; thinkin' the loose feel and the reckless solo and the nice smoky vocal in this version…

Today I Woke Up To find Your Love Had gone away I Know I I Said things I Never should have said to You Alone I'm crying The Sadness is Surrounding me The Pain Is In Knowing I sent Your Love Away Today ? Tonight When I sleep I…

BPM - 79 KEY - Bm CHORDS - Bm D Am G

With Frank Miller on drums and bass as the band "2" - a rescue of a late 90's song grabbed from 4-track. No Place I'm lost, you're lost Ships at sea There is no place We can be I'm lost, you're lost In this world There is no…

Just a song about being addicted....lyrics My Addiction I remember the day we met, How I felt so all alone All the time I hadn't known you, or the Pleasure you could bring When you touched me I came alive, with the joy you gave to…

A homage to Steve Hackett (who wrote this piece) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Hackett This is played using John O'Sullivan's Blue JI tuning. Pianoteq and Kontakt didn't play nice together so I had add 4.81 cents to all of the flute notes.

An improvFriday mix by Steve Layton.

Eli here. Can't get rid of my Mayer roots! Lol... This is Wes' rhythm track and I'm just noodlin' BPM - 96 Key - A (F#m scale) Chords - F#m A D A

Banjo demo with A/C unit running. Background drone? Works for me. 2011

Analog version of a tune off of the record. This one comes off much more sentimentally.

Banjo demo on the porch.

guitar and piano jam over some loops and spoken words of "veins of evil" written by me

The original track was done by Underwildlife, and then I did the vocal arrangements. Cross-country collaboration, yee haw!

This was inspired by some recordings of people's dreams on the Olympia Dream Phone site (http://olympiadreamphone.tumblr.com/).

simple improv on a complex creature

Wow this was fast! The same night i finished and posted Sleepy Head, i got jamming on a new song. I got to like where it was going pretty quickly and developed half of it that night. Finished it when I got in the next day. Hope you guys like it :)

10 Earwigs Invasive is an synthesizer solo which was created for the ImprovFriday “Creatures!” event.

The oniric gate has opened.

Written about a bar called Sobels in Richmond, Va about '96-'97. Many shots on a Sunday afternoon led to this tune which is really a description of the bar itself. I'm on vocals/acoustic, Justin Lineberry on keys, Forest Young on drums, Chris…

Written with a buddy of mine Chris Clark in 1991. Initially he had a great guitar part and a harmony vocals part that was better than what I did here. This was recorded @ Halvorsound all parts performed by Hook.

Written for my wife but she really didn't like it. I thought it was sweet she thought otherwise. Recorded @ Halvorsound all parts performed by Hook.

This was written for my 2nd daughter Ember,shortly before she was born.I'm very proud of the production on this one. It was recorded @ Halvorsound, all parts performed by Hook.

1st song ever written for my wife( soon to be back then) in '97. I always loved the honesty in this one. Recorded @ Urban Geek Studios in '97, all parts performed by Hook.

It's not funny 'cause it's true. God's a very busy man.

Tried out something different this time - I went for a much more trance-like style. Called it Sleepy Head simply because that was the mood I was in when I finished, which may or may not have affected the writing of the song. This song WILL NOT…

Too Many Years It's been too many years since I've seen you But sometimes that face appears before me I still don't understand what went on I refuse to believe that you could possibly really hate me And of the people that I have known You remain…

apologies to the fab four scored for orchestral percussion, harp, harpsichord, dbl bass, string ensemble, men's choir and flute. Interesting aside... This is the only Beatles song covered by The Residents - because it is the only Beatles song…

apologizes to John.