Funny how it's generally the songs that I spend the most time on, where I hardly write any story. So I'll just briefly say this is the [songfight.org](http://songfight.org) song that I hadn't even intended to write.

Part of a series of songs based on stories written as random memories of a character born around 1870 and his escape from poverty and hardship. This song has no words, but consider the uncertain guitar solo as a reflection of his struggle in…

very short piece for 4 horns, 3 trupets, 3 trombones and tuba.

Fuzz Machine Sound Demo 1

Creedence. Not embarrassing at all.

Another one from the dusty special price bin! It started off as a Pilot cover, but it didn't end up that way. Dave Berry added the excellent tele solos and the crazy cool noises at the end. Thanks bro, you rock! I spent more time on this…

My attempt at one of Amelia's (The Missed Connections) songs. I think I darkened one of her few upbeat sounding songs.

From a series of effected guitar pieces arranged round a Sci-Fi theme.

First of a series of songs based on the story of someone who has unaccountable rages. Some who've heard this find it calming, others it disturbs?

Written and sung by Tangmo. Arranged and performed by Phil Close. Additional guitars by Karl Cutruff. Hey everybody, come out in the streets now Hey everybody, let's have a good time Bring along your cooler, there's good food to eat now…

Song written by Tangmo and Lance Lindley, arranged by, and performed with, Thom Polimeros with Phil Close on drums and perc.

Song written by Tangmo. Arranged by and performed with Thom Polimeros.

Written by Tangmo. Additional instruments by Trevitte Brown. A song about writing songs that isn't really about song-writing, and knows it is being written.

Written by and performed by Tangmo and Ron ___________.

Written by Tangmo for the RPM '07 Challenge, but held off of the official release of that album to include this updated version here on NPNS. Arranged and played by Thom Polimeros. The anti-lullabye.

Written by Tangmo. Hey, Laken!

Song written and performed by Trevitte Brown and Tangmo.

Song by Tangmo. The one track written for my ill-fated RPM'08 attempt.