Clocking in at just over a minute, this was something a song that I started on and then kind of gave up on.

Straight-up rock song, the first guitar-driven song I wrote during these sessions and one of my favorite songs I've written/recorded so far.

This got its name because I thought it sounded like it could be a section in a Pelican song. I went to Wikipedia to look up Latin names of pelican species and settled on this one.

Mostly driven by electronics, most of the people who listened to its demo form said it was too repetitive. After I added the guitar overdubs and the break in the middle, those same people liked it much better.

New song recorded in home studio,better mics on this one.

A tribute to the finest cut of beef,Thank you.

Yum Yum Yum

(Hogard) Drony improvisation. Bugger of a time EQ'ing it. Closing of the ritual and transition to the married state.

(Hogard) Yeah.

(Traditional) Kiddie song learned from kindergarten teacher. Not quite the same vibe here, though. New instruments.

(Tudor) Henry VIII of England's most famous composition, passably included here for additional merriment.