I played a few parts of Cliff's Anesthesia bass solo and added some parts of my own. I used my son's Fender Precision Bass, and later in the jam I doubled the bass parts with electric guitar.

Inspired by the "Metal for Life" Column in the Guitar World Feb 2012 issue, I stuck to the original etude probably only 80% or so and changed the arrangement, plus added an extra solo section in the middle.

Me on guitar and bass.

Trip out on the universe.

Lemmy jamming with Eddie Van Halen?

A little too repetitive.

The rhythm is a little off here and there. I'm not used to playing a keyboard.

Navy SEAL Team 6 took out you-know-who. Hope you like this jam!

I wanted to see how much "music" I could get out of one chord and four notes. Sorry that it has a sort of cheesy 80s sound at times, but that's when I started playing guitar and it's hard to reprogram your brain. The chord is Bsus2 and the solo…

Jamming on a couple of riffs to Wake Up Dead. I always liked the riff at :32 and the beginning of that solo. That riff is so weird, how did they come up with that?

don't remember recording this but found it on my computer so here it is.

playing some guitar to my favorite e.e. cummings poem.

I like this Ezra Pound poem and wanted to put some music to it.

I recorded "Whole Lotta Love," attempting to sound like Joe Satriani with my guitar. Hope you like it.

There was a part of the verse that I couldn't get to sound right so I had to just cut it out.

I only recently heard the Howlin' Wolf version and I've been playing this riff for years.

I made up this heavy jam and it reminded me of Vlad the Impaler for some reason. Hope you like it.

My version of this classic guitar instrumental. It was cool to learn that radio stations banned this back in the day since they thought it was too raunchy and violent, even though it didn't have any lyrics.

In the 90s I was in a band called "Tainted Angel" and we played this in a bar and after the first time people were calling out requests for it all night, so I ended up playing it about fifteen times that night, without receiving even one tip or…

My mother was telling me a story the other day and at one point she used the phrase "I used to could..." and I thought it would make a good title for a funk jam, so I went home and recorded this. Hope you like it.