Episodes
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Sailor
Banjo, cello, and charango, together at last!
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Shadows
I'm going to try to get back on a once-a-week schedule, but no promises. Edit: The weird buzzing noise is only on the upload, not on my original. I'll try re-uploading it, but if anyone wants a "clean" copy, let me know and I can email it. Edit2: Actually, the noise isn't in the uploaded file…
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Encyclopediac
I borrowed a drum set today, so I was able to rock and roll a little. Due to getting a late start on this one and having some network trouble, I'm a little late tonight. Anyway, here is my impression of '70s riff rock. Enjoy!
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Meditation
I listen to this one on repeat.
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Not To Hang Around
Don't read too much into the lyrics on this one (actually, I would hope you wouldn't read much of anything into any of my lyrics). All the lyrics are based on the fact that I felt like the melody of the chorus ought to end every line with an "ow" sound for some reason. You probably don't realize...
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Nightmares
Short, but short. Based on a true story, by the way.
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Ba Ba Bow
I sorta kinda took this week off, but I happened to have this one lying around, so here it is. Spider Explosion did a version of this song a long time ago, but it wasn't really rock and roll back then.
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Halos
Synthesizer and only one vocal part? I'm not sure I wrote this song.
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No, Really, I Don't
Not even a little bit. If you've been listening the last few weeks you will have realized by now that my songs tend to be pretty repetitive. That's okay with me -- I like repetitive music. But if you don't like the repetition, you might get bored with this one (or at least as bored as you can get...
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Maria
Some of you may have heard a version of this song before. It's been fleshed out a little since then. "Maria" started out life as a Christmas song (hence "God bless Maria"), but it isn't (necessarily) any more. The pronouns are totally arbitrary, except to the extent that it seems like there needs...
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Forever
Or: "Exercise in Sloppy Double-Tracking (A Love Song)"
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California
This is my attempt at writing a pre-Dylan era folk song. The only exception is the A-minor chord: it would have sounded folkier if I played a C there, but I like it better this way. The backup vocals and melodica don't necessarily sound folky either, but I can differentiate between what I think…
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Lost
Ok, my first post -- we'll see how long I can keep this up, but right now my plan is to record a new song every week for a year. It's really just for me, just to give me arbitrary deadlines for writing and recording so I'll actually do it, but if anyone else is listening, let me know what you...
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