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Little Red Corvette
Country Death Song
I Want To Sing That Rock and Roll
As suggested by Karlos the Jackal [more inside]
Watching the Detectives
Cover. As requested by Mr. cortex.
It's Jay!
A less-than-one-minute theme song I wrote five years ago for a fictional sitcom about a guy I worked with at the time. A music challenge twofer that I have had in the can for half a decade. [more inside]
Brother North-Wind's Secret
Music for an imaginary children's TV show. [more inside]
Henry Pants
This is a song that I sing to my cat. Because he has a lot on his plate and a short attention span besides, this song is less than a minute long. It features autoharp, glockenspiel, and the "Min-O-Matic" rhythm box. [more inside]
Cashmachine
Response to several challenges. [more inside]
Here comes your man
Because it hath been requested.
Three-Camera Sitcom
The theme song to a sitcom you may have seen a time or two.
That Guy In That Room
Theme song for an imaginary TV series called "That Guy In That Room". [more inside]
Canção de amor
September Gurls
Interlude
Short GarageBand arrangement. [more inside]
In Under A Minute
Spoken word w/ geetar for this months challenge. [more inside]
Miss You
I felt like doing this quick and dirty. Thanks again to arcanecrowbar for the request
Whiter Shade of Pale (Radio Edit)
Thanks to arcanecrowbar for the request and micayetoca for the challenge idea. This is my electro-freak-pop version of the Procal Harum masterpiece. [more inside]
On Halloween
A song of great longing (and lots of autotune). [more inside]
Funky Monster Dance
Deep in the City, a multicolored monster lurks, waiting to devour cavalier hipsters whilst they cavort in a dingy loft. [more inside]
The Dangers of Buying an Older House
A moody composition on behalf of the things in our new house that very much want us to know we were there first. Happy Halloween! [more inside]
The Girl at the End of the Road
I guess this might be interpreted as a stream-of-consciousness horror story. There's maybe three or four different autoharp tracks here, including a distorted autoharp that I really dig. And a backwards autoharp! These autoharps say "Happy Halloween!" [more inside]
Giant Electric Flying Insect
A song about a common situation - you know, when you go out on a date and your girl gets kidnapped by a giant robot bug. [more inside]
Mister Bones
The infamous Mister Bones makes yet another appearance in the cultural repertoire. Come for the song, stay for the bonus creepiness at the end. [more inside]
Ugly Monster
Inspired by those grotesque masks. [more inside]
Demented Children's Songs
A nightmarish take on children's music. I always imagine myself stuck in a carnival funhouse being chased around by evil clowns when I listen to this. From 1995 and one of the first songs I ever wrote. Some completely out of control layering towards the end! [more inside]
The Zombie Apocalypse Part 1
Part one of a two-part spoken word tale of terror, telling the horrifying story of some unexpected survivors of a plague battling the undead in the basement of the Guthrie Theater in downtown Minneapolis. Part two tomorrow.
Creature From the Deep
I bought an old box of Fruit Brute on eBay last week and it had one of those paper records attached to it. The song was so rad, I had to digitize it to share with MeFi. [more inside]
Pretorius
a quick and dirty version of the monster's reaction to promises. A lament for the most famous of the walking dead. Some Waxman implied.
That's Easy For You To Say
My submission to the "a song sung in a language you don't speak" challenge. [more inside]
I Trust You To Kill Me
My very first MeFiMuCh entry, this one is Halloween themed. It is dark and spookily minimalist electronic pop with ghostly vocals and lyrics about being at the end of the world (via zombie apocalypse) with a loved one and the logistics of love in the time of zombies. Interesting to note, this song was originally written on banjo as a folk song. But when trying to add some electronic elements to it experimenting with the recorded version I decided to make it a straight electronic song. [more inside]
Todo Los Dolores (Devendra Banhart cover)
Jumping in on the music challenge to cover a song in a language you don't speak. I have no idea what I am saying in this song. [more inside]
last night a werewolf fell in love with me (silver lipstick remix)
a Halloween sing-a-long for somnabulists [more inside]
Deixa Isso Pra La
For the current MeFiMu Challenge, here's a song in a language I don't speak. This bit of Portuguese proto-rap is a longtime standard in Brazil. [more inside]
A Little Scared
Hand clap, face slap, jaw harp and voice. For the August LYRIC Challenge (thanks for the inspiration, loquacious). NOTE: This is a pretty bare bones arrangement, so anyone wanting to add a track, please feel free to download and monkey with it. Could use some low end, for example... [more inside]
Elves in Iceland
Sort of a cheating entry to the wildcard challenge - a flowy, stringy instrumental. [more inside]
Treehouse
For the MeFi Music Challenge: Here is a happy little song about insects for the education and edification of children. [more inside]
Africa
MuFi music challenge Wildcar, inspired by DaveJay's most recent post. Clocked random, found a comment, made a song. The comment is this one:
It's saying that African tragedy gets measured by a different yardstick.
Way over here in the land of Paris and Lindsey, it does.
You Need More MeFi In Your Life
Jefferson's Clockwork
Lost chapters in American history, episode one: a rivalry between two founding fathers takes a shocking and scandalous turn.
[more inside]
Anthem For An Ant Colony
In 1987, I wrote this cornball song from the POV of a proud and friendly ant, but never recorded it until now. [more inside]
Lucky's Song
Won't someone think of the children?
And techno?
...wiggle wiggle wiggle...
(NSFW: one word @ 2'53") [more inside]
Cephalopod
How many times have you asked yourself, "Where are all the jazz tunes about squid?" [more inside]
Ugly Bugly Tuna Wiggle
It's about a bug who likes casseroles. No instrumentation because I don't play anything.
Eleven
Fulfilling two of the Challenges for July: Wildcard (music you hate = techno) and Music (ripped off James Bond Theme riff). Also, going for the trifecta, it's a cappella (June's Style Challenge). And it's still July 31st in some parts of the world, so I think this should be allowed in the door.
Tasty Treats
It's kinda unfair because I work nights and have a headstart on most of you on these challenges. Not the most polished song (most of my stuff isn't) but I thought it was kinda fun.
Secret Asian Man
Pretty cheesy cover of a super cool song, this is a little more rockin
Heist Scene
An old favorite genre of film, and part of every good spy flick, is the Heist, the soundtrack to which always goes like this. This scene from our "movie for the ears" music challenge is described inside. [more inside]
Spies! Again!
For the Spy Music Challenge, an almost-straight rip from what everyone hears in their heads when they stand in front of a mirror in a tuxedo. A little repetitive, but I was going for production values, so imagine this as a background piece to intro credits. [more inside]
I kill you. You die.
It may be hard to believe, but I didn't listen to the song while singing it. Dirty words in a short song.
Say U.N.C.L.E.
It's a cover, but not exactly. I was too lazy to figure out the whole song, so I just took the basic hook and had some fun with it. First time working in Reason.