Interpret this song as you wish. The inspiration is a rash of door to door religion salesmen that plague my neighborhood. The conversations they try to engage me in made me ponder their motivation for grace.

Voices and noises by Tim Dueling guitars by Tim and Bob Sorace

Featuring Brian Martin on bass

Our annual country-tinged song, featuring Brent Kinder on bass.

The happiest song ever about thyroid disease! Featuring Brent Kinder on bass.

A memory of my dear friend and neighbor who recently passed away. He served in the Third Army in WWII. This song is pretty much every conversation we ever had about the war in fourteen years. Featuring the angelic Meg Radley on vocals.

A serious moment in the middle of a silly record. I took the death of my neighbor harder than I thought I would.

A trip back to the 80's, living out our Duran Duran dreams. Tim played the roles of Simon, Nik, and Andy. Grant was Roger. Matt Parker was John. Tess and Meg were Pepsi and Shirlie. And Gary Fox played the role of Andy Hamilton.

When I first put this track together, it was for a celtic music band. I found out 1., celtic bands have a habit of imploding, and 2., the whistle tracks were frequently in the wrong key. So, I dusted this track off, dusted off an old Yamaha…

I completely changed the arrangement of this song. Again. Previous versions included a wall of acoustic guitar. Out goes the guitar, in comes the trumpet and drums...

The signature RPM song for this year. Catchy, topical. Sung by a room full of peeps!

Song written and programmed in 2000, for the Love Songs and Other Freaks of Nature.... Y'know, some songs don't end up being true....

Also written circa 2000. Updated lots of stuff on this track besides the usual (re-doing vox, etc.), like GUIRO and VIBRASLAP and SHAKERS.

Redone with a new arrangement, new (non-uvula-infected) vocals, and a whole host of tweaks... Now 20% more SPARKLY, and what I'd originally intended before my uvula was infected....

This is the extended version of the 35 second original... Guitars and drums are so helpful when one wants to express despair and confusion and despair....and confusion. ANY MORE It was raining in the parking lot We ran all the way to…