This one is for my Grandson, cause he loves to boogie!

a deli-cat and whimsical ditty.

buck rogers in the serbian desert 300 years ago.

sounds like a tropical island but isnt. Maybe like my stomach.

turn up the bass to erase your face mass effects on high arrest lipstick drunkenly scrawled across your cheek like graffiti\\\

i dont know/ you describe it

there are no normal frequency tones in the song to my recollection. also, it is instrumental

yeah describe this one too

i love animalism in pop music. pere ubu good example/ this song sounds like a large room full of cluckin chickens.

this story is based on a real scrabble game that turned into a feudal/medieval narrative slowed to the tempo of Mathew Broderick's battles in NightHawk

Sorry About The Quality of the recording on this one... A Friend of Mine (64Guitars From Songcrafters. Org ) challenged me to write a song about a subject (a Secret....Lol).... This was finished 45 mins Later... Will be Good for me on Open…

An iPod Touch doodad. More to come, so be warned. Apps: tongue drum, Cosmovox

'...for my dear brother and global health...'

Oh, I had such big plans for this song. Acoustic guitar, tin whistle, maybe go and drag the bagpipes out of storage (cough, or as the case really would be: fire up Logic, so I can use an external plugin). I went to storm spotters training instead…

A melancholic piece about the loss of innocence. Music by Benjamin Delforge, Laurent Leemans & Michael Goffioul, words by Laurent Leemans. From the 2003 album "Glad to find you well".

A waltz on the joy of being reunited with the one you thought you had lost. Music by Benjamin Delforge, words by Laurent Leemans. From the 2001 album "Be there & be drunk!"

A Scottish sea shantey, in an arrangement by Michael Goffioul. From the 2006 album "On the shore"

dreamy strumbugglin instrumental

title is conjunction of pioneer and paranoid. instrumental