I am burning up. I just... I just want to spread love before I melt.

I am uploading this for a friend. Year: 1985 Album: Two Old Friends (Track #17) Artist's description: A little song about how things change.... composed on classical guitar, performed on electric guitar and synthesizer. Realized by bouncing…

A live one. The beginning is Autumn Descent, which I uploaded last week.

for Shorties (NNM days, late '09); now part of 60x60 2010 Scarlet Mix

Although we are all born geniuses, the grind of day-to-day living tends to de-genius us. That's the bad news. The good news is that you have the power to re-genius yourself. The song is part of the soundtrack from my book, "PRONOIA Is the Antidote…

I started out trying to record a jazz fusion tune. Not quite sure what I ended up with. This 8-minute track was entirely composed, recorded, mixed and mastered within a 15-hour period on September 27, 2010 and is the final track for my 3-track…

Just a spur of the moment thing that happened at the rehearsal and the first time this song was played by more than one person. I really like it. Lyrics and Music by Vitaliy Senderov (in Russian) Performed by Kolom-Bour!

So Jim of "Movement to Contact" asked me a couple of weeks ago to send him something... I had no idea how ridiculously good the final result would come out. KL: Vocals, lyrics, left side rhythm guitar and picking MTC: Lead guitar, bass…

An improvisation on six instruments by one person. (Not all at once... despite the title.) This was originally recorded back in February for the RPM Challenge; remixed here for the album Three.

An ambient/minimalist track that emerged along the way in the production of Three.

Another idea for Three that never quite took off, but I liked it too much to just toss it in the bin.

This is where "66 (The Mother Road)" began; the rest of the suite was composed around it.

Originally recorded in 2007 for my Highway 34 Revisited album, this track got a heavy-duty remix treatment for inclusion as a bonus track on Three.

Something funky in the air...

Closing track from album "Noble, Sentimental & Ambient Waltzes" (mt008). Inspired by Maurice Ravel's piano music, Franz Schubert's unlucky lovelife and Ingmar Bergman's last movie "In the Presence of a Clown". The title of the track comes…

Entering the mystery zone...

a Deerhoof "pre-cover" I made after they posted the sheet music prior to releasing the album in October 2008. Mine was purposely straight compared to some of the others that folks made but I thought I predicted the band's version pretty well…