What with all the great Zep covers posted by Tworegs and Chris Vaisvil, here's mine, I enlisted the vocal of the man himself, thanks Reg! Also note my new fretless strat as second guitar here.

Always on the threshold, always buzzing, get out of my head, get out get out

Writing this song was a very cathartic experience. This gamut of emotions took place in just one week - last week. Unfortunately, I couldn't sing the first word without it sounding ridiculous, and so I decided to get back to my Northern roots…

This a prayer about St. Anthony of Padua by St. Bonaventure. Anthony is my middle name, named after this great saint.

This is a prayer of the Catholic tradition which I put to music. the guitar is in drop D tuning.

Various guitars using the Fractal Axe Fx. Drums are SSD4.

A collaboration by Burtog, oldrottenhead and 64Guitars on a cover of the song by The Smiths, though influenced by the Love Spit Love version. Tremolo guitar, bass and drums by Burtog. Vocals by oldrottenhead. Other guitars by 64Guitars.

Not about my own life...... just a fertile mind.... while I still have one !!! Played in Open D

walking out on the cubicle job... for good

Weaver of seams Sew me a dream Stitch me a shirt Of anger and hurt Pull out my hair For all that was fair Then make me a comfortable Jacket to wear

Drifter Oh I never cared the way you always stared it made me feel so small and Id like to see you go away Oh I never cared the way you always stared it made me feel so small and Id like to see you go away Well you traded past…

No it's not the Zep track....it's a bit of blues Reg style thinking of those poor folk who survived the levee breaking in New Orleans but had nothing and had lost loved ones....... When the Levee Breaks (Lyrics) oh She is beautiful even dressed…

Here we go, a tender little rocker from the broom-cupboard... A tale of regrets and wotnots. For/to RL **** **Tiffany's Estate - A A J Russe** I wish I still had my position there A steady job on Tiffany's estate Each and every…

Incorporating a little throat singing

Miller solo 2012 summer. Posted according to the U.S. Copyright Fair Use Act (title 17, U.S. Code.)For entertainment purposes and criticism only.

I wrote this song in 1989 and played all instruments and vocals. The drums were performed by Rick Duncan at Paradox City Studios in Florida.