Our live radio show usually included a musical guest but we had not scheduled one this particular week and decided to goof around a bit. This was what we came up with... Introducing "Stained Drawers"

StainedDraws5 (ROADKILL)

This track is entitled "One way ticket to hell" by the Clearwater, Florida band 5-4-10. It was recorded live with 2-3 mics in a small backyard studio I called Free-Jam Studio. This one was my personal favorite one from that session Wednesday, September 2nd, 1998. The performing band members on this particular recording are as follows: Sean Grubbs (Vocals/Guitar), Kenneth Staley (Bass Guitar), Ed Hudson (Drums).

5-4-Ten - One Way Ticket

This is my band RB in the Background. The track is called "Friday High". It's basically all about working that 40+ hour work week for what seems to be chump change but when Friday gets here we have something to celebrate. And all who believe say...Amen. :) 

The line-up: Rhonda "RB" (Lead Singer), Bruce "Brewski" Robert L'Hommedieu (Guitars, Keys, Backing Vocals), Randall "Sticks" Ierna (Percussion), Jody Gray (Bass, Drums, Producer)

RB - Friday High

This was my band back in 92 when I was the ripe age of 21. We did our own brand of funk / thrash metal. It was a lot of fun work for me and quite challenging. Our bassist then (Jason Williams) was fantastic at slap and it was not easy to follow him with my limited experience of 7 years playing at that time. Jason also engineered this recording 16 track reel-to-reel tape system. I remember sleeping on the studio floor. This was 1 song of our 4-song demo. Unfortunately, after we recorded this we never played again due to disagreements among the members. 

Line-up; Mike - Vocals, Chad - Drums, Randy - Lead Guitar, Bruce - Rhythm/Lead Guitar, Jason - Slap-a-da-Bass

Euthinasia

This is the track! Funky thrash metal...yuuuuuuup. good times while it lasted.

Just another badday

This was one of my favorite tracks to play.

Lumbata Kumbooti

The Whirled - Space People

This song is all about the "balance of life" and "walking the line". "Everything in moderation" is what my grandmother said.

Bruce L'Hommedieu