LSA improv. Just hit record, and it came forth. Twas a great night.

Fears and tears collate your life Memories bleed your mind No much time to loose in lie (1995)

Ahh, drone. Funny how extremely slow, repetitive, yet heavy phased guitars drown out the world and still make a melodious impact. Technically not much I would agree, but after listening to Xela's recitation, man, it just moves me. There is a done…

About getting a Fish Fry.

About making love to your cell phone. Audio is a little strong in the mix. But Hay. I made this song in 2 hours.

from the album "Uniform" she hides her heart under the pillow waiting for the good fairy to come replace this worn and broken thing with a heart that can feel again she's never sure which night will be her lucky one but she anticipates…

from the album "Uniform" she hides her heart under the pillow waiting for the good fairy to come replace this worn and broken thing with a heart that can feel again she's never sure which night will be her lucky one but she anticipates…

Live recording at Michelangelo's. Paul Mimlitsch playing an ES-175 and myself playing a Goodall 12 string.

Live recording at Michelangelo's. Paul Mimlitsch playing an ES-175 and myself playing a Goodall 12 string.

Live recording at Coffee At The Point with myself and Paul Mimlitsch playing electric guitars Paul is playing an bass clarinet and myself playing a Fender Stratocaster.

Live recording at Coffee At The Point with myself and Paul Mimlitsch playing electric guitars Paul is playing an ES-175 and myself playing a Fender Stratocaster.

Live recorded at Coffee At The Point with myself and Paul Mimlitsch playing electric guitars Paul is playing an ES-175 and myself playing a Fender Stratocaster.

End Game - W/M by OsCKilO -Lyrics- Love, Rythem, Life, Rythem! They said no masks on my way inside. Love, Rythem, Life, Rythem! Eyes to the right as they fake a smile Copy, paste selected. Can't hear life over click tone. Battle…

This is a laid back little number written by Elmore James and given the FDR treatment!

Written by Robert Johnson i think, this arrangement by Eric Clapton and it makes for a dam good jam!