A cover of Tom Petty’s “Walls.” Recorded 12/23/11, Union City.
Ovation 12-string acoustic, Fender Jazz electric bass, Logic Pro.
Walls
August 7th, 2012
Facebook page
April 16th, 2011Finally got around to updating my Facebook page. Go there, and/or click “Like” in the sidebar on the right.
Imagery
March 1st, 2010Another fine example of the glammy nonsense I wrote in the 90s. Hey, if Marc Bolan didn’t have to make sense, why should I? This one was recorded February 26-28, 2010.
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The Fall
March 1st, 2010This song was written in the late 80s. A rather rambling version of it was my first ever digital recording in 1999, but this one was all done from scratch on my new MacBook rig, over the course of February 2010.
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Inside (live)
February 27th, 2010
Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
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Beyond A Shadow Of A Doubt (live)
February 27th, 2010
Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/
I Have A Car (live)
February 27th, 2010
Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/
New stuff!
December 23rd, 2009
Stuff-stuff, that is. I got myself a brand new MacBook, loaded with Logic Express and Superior Drummer. It’s the bomb. VST drums are the future. Now I no longer have any excuse for not recording more songs more often.
Aegis Sonix: An Early Software Synth
November 17th, 2009
Hours and hours of fun. Late eighties, early nineties. Pretyy good sounding stuff for what it was.
Wurlitzer Sideman
October 27th, 2009The Wurlitzer Sideman was the first electronic drum machine ever produced (if you don’t count tape loops), sold as a Wurlitzer organ accessory beginning in 1959. It’s got some fantastically great sounds and the ’sequencer’ is actually a wheel covered in electronic contact points, with each point being a trigger.
More info here.
