A little bit of everything here. Looped guitars, live guitar, guitar triggered synths and clarinet.

To my lady Stanislava

how bout that police state?

My contribution to this year's RPM Kitchen Challenge. Very silly. Well, can’t you see the baby’s crawling And pulling up all by herself I can’t imagine what will be falling When she climbs up on the shelf See how much she likes to…

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I Shall Tear off my Terrible Cap (poem by harold pinter, 1951) I in my straight jacket swung in the sun, In a hostile pause in a no man's time. The spring his green anchor had flung. Around me only the walking brains, And the plack of…

After the late naps I can't get up, as should I? Where I... Who am I? Sounds comes, closer, Ah! - here it is, my world, Lovely, clear and simple ~ ...the state after summer sleep before I (you) have any thoughts, or, more precisely, about…

Crossing the boundary into sleep.

This was gonna be the third movement of my piano concerto, but never finished it... I decided to upload it after quite a long time.

Russian folk song, arranged for a trio. Zelko Krakan - violin, Kira Van Dausen - cello, and me - guitar.

OCCUPY 0112 It's a highland I call my land It's an island in the sun No matter how you measure it It's always number one If I had a house to occupy I'd occupy my wish But to have a house to occupy I must defy the rich We buy the…

The very first song written by Tomb. Lyrics by Tommy Lewis. Music by Mike Giles, Tommy Lewis.

Just thinking about Happiness. Thinking about how she said she was leaving because she wanted to be happy. HAPPY Key - C walking down... Happy is the anvil as the hammer strikes the blade A fleeting spark that fades as the memory is made…

Name inspired by an episode of Sliders, song has nothing to do with the episode and is pretty self explanatory. Features Gilly (http://alonetone.com/toolniner) on lead axe pumping out some sexy licks.

Inspired by Voyager's recordings of Jupiter as it passed by. Check it out on youtube for more info.

Song about feeling down and then up.

Inspired by and very very loosely based on a movie I watched that was made in the 30's about a naive small town guy that moved to Hollywood to make it big.

A sci-fi-ish song about the sun burning out and the universe expanding to the point where it tears itself apart.

An old guy checking into his deathbed and coming to terms with it.

The decending line is about the coolest musical concept. Ear candy,and it can be Major or minor scale.Love my effects,but there's no substitution for plain old technique.

Seen a Bowie documentary the other day and loved the live version of this one, gave it a try with mixed results.

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A rough demo with Tomas and Millay

where are you now, Paul?

Love song.

Forgot, the scream in this song is my finger being sliced open by the guitar string.

*Pilón* reveals a Cuban pattern, traditionally played on Timbales, but in this case on Jr. Congas & Congas (with gated reverberation and flanger effect). The rhythm of Pilón is based on the motions of pounding sugar cane. A new son reveals…

This one sat around for quite a while collecting dust until I picked it up a couple days ago and started tinkering with it. I think I like it.

Another quick record for my mother, although I did spend a bit more time on this one.

This was written at a time when things weren't going so well for me. This will be my last upload until after the RPM Challenge. The jeans are worn but they're clean. The shirt is frayed at the elbows. The shoes are dull, lost their sheen…

Just a quick test of my new mic and recording setup.

A story about the search for leader. People, independent as they are, often look for someone to tell them what to do. In their quest they will often go for a person who was just passing by and was never planing on leading anyone ... Things get…

Here's a song I recorded a couple of months ago when I had the flu ... as the voice reveals :) Recorded early in the morning,in the bathroom, using the built-in mics on my boss br800.

Admitting I'd probably never own a Sea Plane, I decided to put one in a song and find out what might have happened.

wrote at 5 in the morning on here by 8-30

Recorded live on Br80 stereo mic for the protestfest. Our henwrench then added some harmonies later. Lyrics and music by OsCKilO A man is as good as his word. Never a truer word told. When ever he lies, a part of him dies. Left…

A song from a 1996 band redone with myself on guitars and Shaun Barter on vocals. Written By me, Shaun, Tommy Lewis and Roy Sample.

A track I did as part of an ImprovFriday tribute for Richard Lainhart who passed away recently. Guitar, fx, live loops

Jim Wearne added some lyrics to our local Hurling song, and I had the privilege of playing it with him when he came over from America last year.

An example of a live performance of myself and Paul Mimlitsch at Michelangelo's in Denver, CO on December 4th 2011. As always it's completely improvised with minimal processing.

Inspired by the "Metal for Life" Column in the Guitar World Feb 2012 issue, I stuck to the original etude probably only 80% or so and changed the arrangement, plus added an extra solo section in the middle.

Me on guitar and bass.

More sonic stylings.

Digitech RP-50 turned loose on a Civil War era melody.

The riff came from Bad Boyz. The story came from my life experience.

Written by Ross ... you might have heard this somewhere before ...! Stay tuned for a duet version of this one day.

A track written by Alex over 10 years ago and yet the lyrics seem more relevant today than they even were back then. Recorded and mixed by other Spencer sibling, Tomas.

Sometimes the best attention you get give someone is to leave him alone for while ... Lyrics: You've been away, you took your time You lost your mind, now you are mine ... Locked in a basement of a house you never been to ... I'll be kind…

Um arranjo de uma música natalina com ritmo e acordes de bossa pra os meus amigos brasileiros. Um feliz ano 2012 pra todos. -------- O menino Rei (What child is this) Dm7 Cdim CM7 Am7 A crian…

I wrote this tune while studying with Jim Rotondi. That was the first time in my career as a musician where I started to feel like I was making some real headway and actually creating something of my own. The title is representative of the long…

Slick is a nick name that my friend Charles coined for me that has stuck amongst a niche of my friends. Presumably it's representative to the way my hair is usually styled, however it could be any number of reasons. I never really questioned it…

I composed this tune in 2009. I wrote part of the melody after a European vacation back in 2006 and didn't complete the piece until a few years later. It's named after the first town I visited in Sicily on the outskirts of Palermo. It used to…