Mad flute soloing by Amber. Plus lovely lovely looping LOVE.

Looping madness made as an "ease of work comparison" between Garageband 6, Garageband 10, and Logic x pro. $200 later, I kinda like Garageband 6 best out of all of them.

So, Logic X Pro has great arpeggiators. I was thinking along the lines of It's Not The Night by the Cars (sorry, Greg Hawkes).

I wrote a really bitchy song about a recent ex-bandie who wanted to "have her cake and eat it too" but I decided not to waste a perfectly good track by crapping bad juju on it. It has a delicious solo in the middle, best heard with headphones on

Originally written during the More Deranged Lunaticks sessions, this got cleaned up and recorded as a first-pass on the last day of RPM Challenge 2016. Expect a cleaner version soon. Howevs, the track does rock!

I wrote the riff in college back a hundred years ago. When I bought Logic the other day, I decided this was worth a revisit. Again, RPM...

I had written ¾ of this 15 years ago - and took a big step towards finishing it this week. Ahh, RPM Challenges!

Guitar madness.

I had a string of "interesting" roommates. Of course this song is about a couple of them, cobbled together. You know who you are :)

Bits and Pieces

There's a historical marker near the side of the road on McCrea Hill just down the road. Jane gets a passing credit as the last line of the plaque reads "Sister Jane was martyred." Neat little piece of American history you might want to delve…

Yeah. Recorded on a Tuesday. Real original, Landry.

The title track. Always curious to hear what people think the name means.