Lyrics by Aaron Robinson
Music by Aaron Robinson and Keith Childrey
Performed and Recorded by Aaron, February 27, 2011.

The Good You Gave Me (2011) (demo)

One of the first songs I wrote after my band The Curtain Call broke up.  Recorded at MTSU for John Baldwin and the late Daniel Feese's Recording project.  This was Daniel's mix of a weird song I wrote about feeling insignificant.  Ryan Malina played the drums and John Baldwin played the piano.  John also brought a tape machine he'd gotten and put on one of the reels, and it was a woman talking to a kid.  It sounded crazy, so we used it in the song.  I'm still great friends with those two guys.  I've never really decided to hate this song, like I have many of them.  Imaginary Baseball League played this one very early on.

Bug Heaven (demo)

Every demo I could find that wasn't too embarrassing, dating back to 1999/2000.

Steeple To Steeple (2005) (IBL demo)

The Scenery (2003) (Demo after Keith Childrey got ahold of it)

You Will Be Called Home (Written 2008, Recorded 2009)

Price Is Right

Peek A Boo (2009) (Written by Daniel Johnston)

Heaven Sent You (Written 2008, Recorded 2009)

Price Is Right (Live) (2008)

You Do It (2006) (Young Professionals demo)

Ease My Mind (2006) (Young Professionals demo)

Dreamers And Preachers (2006) (Young Professionals demo)

Broken Heart Empty Room (2006) (Young Professionals demo)

Secret Lives (Written 2004/2011) (Demo)

Grace Cathedral Park (2010) (Written by Red House Painters)

Right Here On Earth (2011) (demo)

The Meeting Of Two Like Minds (2000)

Beat On The Wind (2001) (gibberish later became "Roll Over You Worm")

Woman Of The Year (2000 (Salvaged From Cassette) (Post-Curtain Call)

You Were A Feline Mystery Queen (2004)

All Out Of Gold

The One Infallible (2002) (IBL demo)

In the style of Ryan Adams, Aaron Robinson writes a song live on air about Billy Ocean, Robots, Hookers, and Hamburgers, featuring in-song commentary by Ryan Malina.

Pretend Ryan Adams - "Billy Ocean"

Here's an impromptu song written/recorded while checking a level for an acoustic guitar track nearly 10 years ago.  There is a back story, but I am not sure I have clearance to get into it.  I'll just say that one quote inspired the song: "Ryan Malina... he'll steal your girlfriend." 

"So Does Ryan Malina, Oh Yeah" by Aaron Robinson

Young Professionals - "The Rebeginning"

Young Professionals - "Long Long Walk"

Young Professionals - "Pass You By"

Young Professionals - "You Do It"

Young Professionals - "Ease My Mind"

Young Professionals - "Our Fiery Hearts"

Young Professionals - "Broken Heart Empty Room"

Young Professionals - "Painful Fee"

Young Professionals - "The Elephant"

New single (and acoustic b-side version) from Pale Houses available at http://palehouses.bandcamp.com.  

Safe Place

Released 2007
Written and performed by Aaron Robinson and Ryan Malina.

"End of the Year"

My buddy Ryan Malina and I made an EP in 2004 and buried this cover of Eddie Money's "Take Me Home Tonight" at the end of the EP.  This is the last song of our EP, followed by our tribute to Edward Mahoney.

Robinson/Malina EP

You Were A Feline Mystery Queen / Take Me Home Tonight

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