I co-wrote the lyric with Bill Liggett, and the music with Michael Kardoff. Don't do business with Ms. Calamari.

This track replaced the one in this position which was on the orginal RPM album. Based on some tales from real-life Houston Bail-bondsman (and frequent collaborator) Jay Lindsey.

This song was honored by peers at RPM in '07 by being voted into inclusion on an all-RPM compiliation originally intended for HEAR! music. The lyric is about the inevitability of bad times. It's good to live optimistically, but let's face it…

An instrumental "bonus" track for the official release of the album "Thou Shalt".

Instrumental. Not as angry as the title sounds. ;)

At last, my secret is out. What I really want to be is a Jazz composer. ;)

During my Animal Collective phase. One of the weirder ones...

Also known as "Sequence 6 & 7" in the "Watercolors" project which was my entry to the RPM Challenge 2010. It is all about that overwhelmingly happy feeling that makes you weak in your knees and you just feel like sitting down and enjoy the…

A problem we all have at some time, right guys?

When we finally decide to settle down we can find a place like Kansas

Written for all those who lost their lives in the horrific Victorian (Australia) bushfires in 2009.

Just a garage/fifties fun type of tune. Lots of guitar. I'm a Knucklehead, wouldn't you like to be one too?

A beautiful love song

More of theat life stuff that happens to us all at some point!

A very Australian love song.