This one was based on a previously electrified piece. Now in acoustic, organ, violin, and ukulele.

This is another (unintentionally) folk-based piece. Violin, piano, ukulele, acoustic guitar.

My first piece recorded with my new microphone and ukulele. And violin for good measure.

I gave it a French name because...it makes more sense, in a way, a take on other piano pieces by Liszt and Chopin (difference?: this one sucks). I'll probably use this in a movie I do in the future.

Unfinished. Long verse section with lots and lots of fun fills. Drums are a bit off, but not too noticeable.

A longer version of the prelim, with more chord changes, a verse part, and a harmonized outro solo. And it really is a variation on a waltz, being in 3/8 time and using a basic waltz chord pattern.

Slightly different from the longer version. Less variety, but the solo's cleaner.

The intro is from a bluesy string skipping etude I wrote a while back. The rest is pretty generic, I guess, but there are only so many chords...

My first concept riff: an attempt to meld a bit of hardcore in the chord patterns with a rock/rockabilly feel. Also an attempt in production to make it feel more like a CD.

More hardcore than anything, but i tried to throw in a bit of rockabilly. Mixing was a little more controlled this time as well.

...what? It's exactly what the title says. A little more bass and mid-bass to help it feel heavier.

One of my personal favorites. Has a rockabilly feel and speed, but doesn't follow consonant progressions.

Another concept riff, mostly rock...I can't really describe it any other way. I also faked a bass...I'm pretty happy with how that came out.

This was actually recorded in Feb 2004 when I had two years of guitar experience. i was messing around with the rectifier setting on my RP50, made a quick backing riff, and recorded a solo over it. It's basically a guitar wank.

Originally by Tiger Army. Probably one of my favorite covers to date, even without glockenspiel. I'm pretty happy with how my voice sounds.

From the movie. This recording's actually quite the cut and paste job. Still came out ok...I hope.

Another Misfits cover (not my favorite band, but their songs make damn fine acoustic covers). Check the sweet glockenspiel. I sang in this one as well.

New vocals, I thought the original vocals bordered on irritating.

Originally by the Misfits.

From AC/DC's Let There Be Rock. This is my first recording using Magix Music Studio 2005, so I took advantage of the ability to imitate the frequency response of the original song and implement it in this cover.

From AC/DC's Powerage. Great riff...you don't have to hear the original to like it. I used a premade backing track.