little kids play baseball:
song for sam #2:
if, in the off chance, someone actually wants to download any of these songs, please just let me know and i'll post an easy link.
also, i don't know what the god damn deal is with the blips in all the songs. those don't actually exist... i need to take care of that.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
new song
new song, trying a new approach on the next project. rather than actually writing a song prior to recording, just gonna record one layer at a time, more or less all on the first take, and see what happens. everything was basically made up as it was played/recorded (crappy lyrics and all). it's nothing radical but it's different for me. doesn't matter much, they all kinda suck anyway.
here come the cops:
here come the cops:
lost in space
another really early one. all guitar. i had just managed to snag some old driver pedal from someone and had recently acquired my 4-track. also, couldn't really play guitar at the time.
it's all one track. space-y, as the name might suggest. i enjoy this one.
32 minutes.
lost in space
Labels:
appalachian yard art,
fuzz,
instrumental,
lo fi,
music,
space,
zebra
wandering thoughts
so, i'm starting to see all of this as more of a storage/backup situation than anything else (lord knows no one is listening to any of it). so on that note, i plan on uploading a lot more old stuff, as well as unfinished stuff, tape recordings, crap, etc.
this is an old one. pretty much all instrumental, with a bit of everything. lots-o-feedback, banjo, geetar, stuff. also all one track. there are some moments in here i do enjoy quite a bit. there are also some mess ups and not-as-enjoyable moments.
anyway, here's 38 minutes of noise.
wandering thoughts
Labels:
appalachian yard art,
early,
fuzz,
instrumental,
lo fi,
lo-fi,
music,
noise,
space,
zebra
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
erie abdallah
"Troted in the fall of 1869 on the Mount Vernon half mile track under unfavorable circumstances in 31m and 9 sec. Troting the 10th mile in 2 min. and 40 sec."
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