Recording some match lighting samples recently and felt compelled to put some music to it. I put the mic up to some raw acoustic guitar. Bass and lead added with FX. Norm added percussion, making it sound waaaay better. Contributors: lyrics…

Recorded in the kitchen on April 24, 2010. This is an old song I've had since 1996.

ANOTHER ONE with no vocals yet. sorry. heh.

When a friend is diagnosed with cancer, or any life threatening illness, we want to say something. But what do we say? This is a meditation on transience and emptiness, two central zen buddhist teachings.

another experimental piece. This time we each played our parts separately. I started out with wacked out guitar madness, then bass, then drums and finally some insanely spacey sound effects. Enjoy...

I am simply loved I can rest in this (it does me good to remember this)

Year: 1983 Album: Land of the Lost Artist's description: Music Concrete This was recorded/performed in 1983 I used reel-to-reel and cassette and LP records and a HP-85 with 16k of ram, custom HP 8bit CPU @ 0.613MHz, running a BASIC program I…

I've got perscription pills that turn us invisible, let's pop them when the dragons darken our sky...

3rd of my 2007 RPM cd,, one more to go!

Written and Recorded April 18, 2010 Some people accidentally delete tracks...I accidentally kept this one :) Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD, Capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Audacity.

a percussive instrumental, featuring a bell sounding wood stove, yes that is a burning instrument.

Marooned

ok, volume is fixed, and the title too. Maybe soon I will mix it better or perhaps just move on to better things. Thanks to those who gave excellent advice on previous version. and the #2 version has been deleted (actually this is #2).

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…

Two-part tune. The first part is "Untitled," and the second part (based on the last bit of "Untitled") is "Sugar." We went for the slow version for the record. We also play "Punk Sugar" and have messed around with "Country Sugar" and "Reggae…

Check out the quasi-reggae breakdown right in the middle. The chorus is in 7/8 with the exception of the last measure, which is 8/8. Mike does the backup vox.

A sort of sea chantey, in a way.