This is the 47th 50/90 song posted, but it was the 49th idea. I figured one last head banger before I was done. The lyrics are supposed to be political without really trying to pick a side. Eh. The guitars are all ES-335 how do we handle…

So here we are again, another Saturday, beer goggles on and i'm ready to go, yehaw!!!

True story: Old lady at the end of my street lived to be 96 years old. She out-lived all of her family and now lives alone with her photos of love. The only love she's getting at all.

a guitar tone i built on ux2 and found some dire straights style chords i thought went well with tone.

Did quite a bit of this in my younger days.

My attempt to record something that sounded like Zorak's band from Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Sonny Sharrock).

Your Welcome :) Enjoy! We were so young, we were too vain Dance in the dark, sing in the rain Time on our hands, hope in our hearts We were talking, passing strangers Moments caught across an empty room Wasted whispers, faded secrets…

Audio sketch of new graphic score I'm working on. created in garageband.

A quick lil uptempo shuffle I put together. Thru down a bass line and a some guitar utilizing the split coil JB-1 humbucker in the bridge position.

Sweet dreams are made of these Who am I to disagree Travel the world and the seven seas Everybody's looking for something Some of them want to use you Some of them want to get used by you Some of them want to abuse you Some of them want…

This is the 4.Song from path 2 from the 3.Trilogie "In Secret Waters" from Mordant In Flesh.

I was sixteen when I recorded this catchy instrumental demo. I had owned a clarinet for a couple of weeks and very excited about it.

The instrumental first half of another song. I always thought this'd make a nice TV show theme.

Number six. You're in a video game, but not your favourite one from childhood. You're in the game you watched your friend play for ten minutes, of which you can't remember the name. The music was pleasant, the drama and levels seemed strange…

This catchy instrumental is an ode to the reassessment of long-held views.

Perfect example of a simple song with intricate layers. I see this instrumental track as a building with a solid ground floor and several shaky stories above it.

There is a bit of an action and tale behind this, but I'd hate to put images into a listener's head that interfered with their own images.