This track was recorded live at Samadhi in Newton, MA. Scroll down for direct download link. Share, & enjoy!

Originally by: Trans-Siberian Orchestra Vocals: Chad Tindale

Song that tells about people trying to put others on pedestals and finding out they aren't what they hoped they would be or what they wanted them to be.

This is the 1.Song from the 4.Album from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 1.Song from the 2.Album from SUB OUT RIPPER.

This is the 1.Song from the 1.Album from SUB OUT RIPPER.

my first alonetone upload with vox, yay! i don't feel like this song is quite done yet, but i've been sitting on it for a while. critique and i just might listen. thanks!

my November challenge song for RPM, i can't upload it to the site, but it's a mishmash of the david bowie arrangement, and i'm drunk so piss off.

something mixed out of the sound track to this video... yep the nov 2 2012 thingy. :)

words by oldrottenhead music by hooper I’ve come this way like those before me And those yet still to come It fills me with a sense of wonder To watch the rising sun how many times how many souls Have acted out these scenes It fills me with…

Music by Billy Jack (instrumental song "Funk It" previously posted). Lyrics/vox by thetworegs. Damn I wish I could song write like thetworegs.

... kind of how I feel these days ... created a simple repetitive keyboard riff, some synth bass , some machine like farting and bubblingFX ... plugged in my fender and just played whatever came my way...

For you to speakSo it seems we lost our voice Stripped down bare on copper line Raw to subtle ears I wait On the line I wait for you to speak Of some good news to hear While we talk .... Can you speak your mind I still wait for that old voice…

Silent Night played with a Guitanjo

Love this Loretta Lynn tune, so fun to play

I must admit I love fallen in love with you It's not the easiest thing but, what's a gal to do I've been so good I might even be a southern baptist I must admit I love fallen in love with you I don't care that I'm just in the air and another…

This started as a conversation with Lady Jane, and it developed from there. FDR played lead. I'm now going to dispose of my senses...again.