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2026 RPM Challenge idea number 12 becomes song number two. This one might be good if I wasn't such a crummy singer. All guitar parts are a Gibson Les Paul Custom into a Fender Bassbreaker 15. No pedals this year, just plugged straight in…

played with my Anderwood Weissenborn guitar

Bullet Nation We like bullets La dee da Shooting kids is ok So long as i get my way In the USA Ok? Bullet nation We like bullets La dee da Every man’s free Except those not like me Bullet nation We like bullets La dee da

In 1987, Ronn (drummer), Daphne (vocals and lyrics), and Paul (guitar and bass) wrote a few songs. Well, almost 40 years ago. It's a bit of slowcore and sadcore music. Or should we call it "religious" slowcore? Anyway, give it a name... The old…

2026 RPM Challenge song idea number 13 becomes finished song number five. Kind of indifferent to this one. It's not the worst thing I've ever done. The hook section has a nice pep to it, I guess. I'm thinking it should fade out. Maybe if…

2026 RPM Challenge idea number six becomes finished song number four. You might think this song is worth it for all the stopping and starting fun, but for me it's worth it for the four bars of guitarmonies. All guitar parts are a Gibson…

In 1987, Ronn (drummer), Daphne (vocals and lyrics), and Paul (guitar and bass) wrote a few songs. Well, almost 40 years ago. It's a bit of slowcore and sadcore music. Or should we call it "religious" slowcore? Anyway, give it a name... The old…

In 1987, John and Paul conducted a one-off experiment. They recorded these songs in Paul's home studio. John provided vocals and wrote the lyrics. Paul handled the drum programming, synths, guitar, and bass. Influences include gothic, post-underground…

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I seem to gravitate to writing songs about trains. Hopefully those into trains will like this. Just me keeping it simple.

Just another song written from the seat of my pants. Came out sounding maybe(?) a little on the Celtic/irish side of folk/rock .

Written by Max McCarthy / vocal and piano, produced by John Luttrelle.

Written By Dan Mathis / guitar and harmonica with John Luttrell producer and keyboards, vocal by Max McCarthy and bass by Dennis Nelson.

A rambling stream of thought, focused on the long train ride from the center of the Ungava Peninsula to the Gulf of St. Lawrence...a track from the early archives.