Demos

The breakdown's on the front page right now as well, but this one's probably going to end up on the CD I'm working on. The RG-7CST was used for all rhythm guitars, my Martin MC-16GTE for the acosutic, and my UVPWH for the lead. The lead was a one-take improv, and as such mistake ridden as hell.

This was a bit of a proof of concept peice, over at www.Sevenstring.org - we were talking about whether or not it was unfair for songwriting contests to demand that the final round feature a performance with the songwriter and at most one other acompianist, and while my initial thoughts were that it made it tough for instrumental guitarists to hold their own, the more I though about it, the more curious I got. So, I stripped "Alien Love Child," an older song of mine, down to one rhythm and one lead acoustic guitar. I thought it held up well enough that I'm toying with the idea of doing a cleaner version of this for a bonus track on the CD I'm working on. Once again, one take for the rhythm and one take for the lead.

Another track that will get revisited for the upcoming CD in some form (I'm toying with a heavy middle section). This was originally recorded as a challenge peice to go against Joey Dahlia when he joined GuitarWar.com, but sadly he was banned before we could compete.

Previously Released

A track off my 2002-ish Mp3.com release "Seven." This one's going to be on the CD I'm working on, re-recorded, if only because a surprising number of people would be upset if it wasn't.