I was mad and drunk so...yeah Gear used: Alesis Micron, Logic Drums

When i was young i had a Lamborghini Countach poster. I never drove one but this is probably how it feels like. For those who don't get it: old is cool = old's cool != oldschool

Something is coming... Gear used: Alesis Micron, E-mu XL-1

This track is inspired by the movie "Seven Pounds". Gear used: Alesis Micron, Dr202, Mic

Freeform guitar piece.

laying on the beach looking up to the stars.

Synthesizer, guitar, and space echo (Boss RE-20) combine to create controlled noise and keep it musical (that was the goal anyway).

A folk-rock tale about facing your fears and surviving to tell the tale.

A prog-rock style song about trying to figure it all out before it is too late.

A folky ballad about the trials and tribulations that happen during home recording, in this particular case using a Boss microBR. ********************************************* Let me tell you all a story, most of it is true, a strange and twisted…

Sounded like a bit of discord in paradise to me, so this is how it ended up.

Early morning, down by the docks, the fog is heavy before the sun burns it off.

Flying above the buildings and trees feeling free.

here's a song about food. the extravagantly long and noisy intro doesn't really fit the subject matter, or the tone of the last minute, but hey, it's my song. i'll do what i want. :)

just a quick little instrumental that i really like...

This started as a simple piano piece from Osckilo, I took that as a beginning point and added the rest (synth, guitar, drums from Boss microBR), turning it into a prog-rock instrumental.

this is one i have to stop tweaking - six versions and i still don't get what i hear in my head would love some crit for this one as it's doing my head in thanks

With this sub-1-minute, A-section-only piece, I win FAWM.

Written and Recorded: Feb 14, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, EBow, Audacity...all fingers, no picks.