New mix (2013) Vocals: Todd Swain Lyrics: Paul Dempsey Guitar: George Williams Bass: Preston Miller Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann

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looking out the window next your bed wondering how you got here again holes in the walls where fists have been your doors always kept open please don't stop hoping you want the truth even it kills you your doubts have built up flame…

Maybe I missed a career scoring for no budget spaghetti westerns, because this is what this reminds me of. Done live a couple weeks ago with the Taylor and a floor full of toys and loopers.

Second track from The Lines That Divide. Buy it today for free!

Recorded this afternoon at my place. A big "Ey up" to The Reprobate who went with the idea and played some cool lead - man that guy can play! Hope you enjoy!

A wonderful creation by myself and Justin Nash, a pretty crazy live take after about 40 practice takes enjoy :)

I know the vocals suck... it will be rerecorded with the actual vocalist and not me.

My cigar box guitar makes its debut. This seemed a good idea But you bit more than you can chew Now that you've sized things up It's decision time for you At this critical juncture It's time for you to choose We're waiting for your final word…

You may be shocked to learn that I own a Rickenbacker 360 and I love R.E.M. Intro/verses: G-C-Am7-Cmaj7 Chorus: Em-G-C-D Bridge: Fmaj7-C/G-Em What if you found you had Your own time bomb Never sure if and when It could go off Safe again At…

Including the following sample from Freesound.com: http://www.freesound.org/people/sleep/sounds/1375/ deep it can be stowed away it can be remembered it can't be thrown away when it's deep hurt it can be cherished it can be channelled…

Come join me on this sonic joyride...I'm Saved

The theme for Improv Friday this week is "variations". So here's an improv reconstruction of the one classical piece I know, Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.

What is a suicide chicken? Listen to this tale of shock and awe and find out! Tom Pecard on bass and bg vocals.

From (failed) RPM2012. Lyrics by Angie Fights Crime.

Fresh wounds are sensitive.

Jazzy funky layers of Cold War Cool!

Dense vocal layers back a spoken word medley, all set against a laid back beat.

And we're off! Into the multifaceted realms of literature and adventure. Strap in and hang on, it's gonna get bumpy!

A retooling of the song done a year later for The Party 2005. It ended up winning the MP3 competition (because I was too late in entering it in the tracker competition).

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12 string and vocals cover. Might be different but I like the vocals I did on this one more than my other covers. :)

Mostly recorded on an iPad.

The slider song

I like this song I made it

12 string acoustic chords and vocals cover of Hawkwind's "Hurry on Sundown". I'm a bit of a hawkwind fan too. So glad to have my 12 string back with me.

An epic tale of one man's courageous journey to find the Earth's missing beer supply and bring it back..........

Third of seven left overs from April 2007. This one was sort of a throw away from the beginning. It resulted in me not being able to come up with anything clever, so I just threw something easy and hyperactive and short together. As far as…

A meditation of sorts. Arose from experimentation with a technique described here http://www.ehx.com/blog/ehx-tone-tips-stereo-memory-man-w-hazarai This is a single take with a bunch of reverb added after the fact in Reaper (also an experiment…

This is an old track - I had a version of it up before - but I am away from music right now, and I found this track in my files. It is the moment when the idea came to visit, and it was exciting to remember that, and I want to send the download…

Lost...

conversation with a dying friend..

First song my husband ever wrote. Proud.

I wanted to put a guitar on this but didn't know how. The synth is generated by some dirt poor free sequencer thing for Windows 3.1. I could never get it to sync up with the beat just right.

That last noisy bit is a couple of my DOS 6.2 system files, loaded into Impulse Tracker as raw audio data. When I was mixing this at 2 am, still living with my parents, my dad nearly had a shit fit. Guess I should have worn headphones.

Weeeee!

We used this as the soundtrack for a 10 minute silent movie in high school. Fortunately, it was lost forever.

The therapist voice I found on some university website's psych podcast. And then Lister wraps things up for us.