Semi-instrumental jam. Tracks started as intentional chaos, and then I edited them into sanity as best I could.

The mission is to go to the moon. How? Second song written for RPM12, had hoped to have more of the question and answer lyrics that you hear in part three on the album, but...

The moon is silent and has no interest in what happens on earth. Timeless. This was the first thing I wrote for RPM12. Really struggled with it.

Liftoff. Nuff said. My favourite track of RPM12. Played it to the people in the office and they were very kind.

The men on the moon missions were the first and only people to have seen the Earth for what it is, a bubble of air in space. Imagine... Had a mare with the lyrics on this. It's really hard not to accidentally nick stuff from Bowie.

The approach to the moon. This one was going to have lyrics around the second melody piece, but nothing fitted and I decided it was more appropriate to just have it as an instrumental.

Entering orbit. No one's ever seen before the backside of the moon. The moment of parting when the lunar crew leave the Command Module pilot and enter the Lunar Module. A three part song written over the whole of RPM12, the orbit piece at the…

Another one that didn't really have a home. I think it started out as a songfight idea from back in 2008 or so. Not sure I like this recording as much as the old one.

The Command Module pilot was the most isolated person in the history of mankind once his two crew mates had started their descent to the lunar surface. The spoken words start off as my own and then quote Michael Collins the Command Module pilot…

Each moon landing could only spend a short time on the surface before it was time to leave. Buzz Aldrin's words on the moon struck me as very descriptive so they became the title. To be fair, I let Neil Armstrong do much of the vocals on this…

The final part of any space flight is re-entry and splashdown (or landing if you're Russian). 4000 degrees of burning heat protected by just a heat shield. I was aiming for a mixture of fear and euphoria in this one. The final words are from Dave…

When you sat in all the cheap seats With the money that you paid I recall the optimism Then the contempt that you displayed I had nothing to say to you On the day you lied When they had to clear the harbour To drain the sewage that was there…

The lyrics for this song were inscribed on the headstone when the legendary character Tom Thumb died. Inge did the vocals for this song and did a wonderful job. The harmonies, along with the a capella intro and coda, are hers, and take the song…

Ten stubbed out Embassy lay scattered on the floor The silhouette behind the curtain disappeared from sight once more Listening in again Listening in again The target reappeared, this time his luck was in The microwave detector read the password…

Do you remember waiting patiently outside When the delivery to the shop had just arrived The special moment after months of speculation As you saw the final cover the first time Held aloft you felt the weight Like a trophy you had won You didn…

This is what I assume was going through Dr. Richard Kimble's mind. J.P. Miglionico - Lead guitar

CHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Amy Gilronan-Zanelli - Vocals

Some jackoff at Wawa switched the pots on us. Now driving drowsy. FRESH POTS!!!!

Gorilla Glue can, and will, kill your pets. Make them listen to this song.

Album: Red Milk (RPM Challenge 2012) Written by: Marc Poirier amy bones music 2012 Lost and Not Found I’ll go outside to the car again And bring all the groceries in Took too much for one man to take In one trip and with only two…