She Too Rah'd My Loo Rah'd

A love song, and, possibly, an extremely flithy one; second song for the Peter O'Tooles. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Nov 10, 2009 - 1 comment

From the Heart of the Moon

With a ukulele, some whistling, and several Garage Band 09 filters, you can make something that sounds like a transmission from Venus. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Aug 2, 2009 - 1 comment

Every Sunday Morning

Another song from my one-man show about Tiny Tim, Tulip. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Jun 22, 2009 - 4 comments

Big Fat Love, or: Fast Food Is Bad For Your Heart

This is a song about a guy who works at a fast food place and the girl that loves him. [more inside]
posted by hapticactionnetwork on May 18, 2009 - 1 comment

I Married Her for Her Money (She Married Me for My Lies)

My 6th RPM song for Sailor Martin. A close harmony country song about love and deception. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Feb 18, 2009 - 2 comments

Ellen

A country blues song about love and loss on the road to Los Angeles. A new song. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Aug 19, 2008 - 4 comments

You Can't Go Back to London

A new song. A tale of love and addiction. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Aug 17, 2008 - 1 comment

One Kiss from You

A maudlin love song from an old man to a young woman. Written in 2001. Part of my Old Songs project. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Jul 6, 2008 - 2 comments

Woe Is Me

Part of my quickly growing Old Songs collection, in which I record songs I wrote many years and even decades ago. This is a somewhat scandalous song about unrequited love. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Jun 24, 2008 - 3 comments

This Dream of Love

Another in my collection of Old Songs, in which I record lo-fi versions of song written many years and, in some cases, decades ago. [more inside]
posted by Astro Zombie on Jun 18, 2008 - 2 comments

The Imlovence (of My Heart)

I had promised Sarah I would write her a song. Granted, that was while we were dating. We're not anymore. But I did promise, and she is a superly awesome person, wholly deserving of a song. The chorus comes from a facecloth we found in a dollar store, and it's words, three of which being nonexistent, can be found within the bowels of this music post.
posted by The Great Big Mulp on Jul 18, 2007 - 10 comments