Possible song on the 2017 Botielus album. Featuring more of my "Synthstrumentals": Instrumental melodic electronic music. If you like Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield, Tangerine Dream, and similar, you'll probably like my "Synthstrumentals"!

I might not include this on the album as I really want the 12th song "Stars to Mars" to be the last song. And this song was actually a "test" song I wrote/recorded a couple years ago (I think with a korg triton - hence it's name!). If I released album on CD, I'd make it a "bonus"/"secret" track, but I don't think you can do that nowadays with album downloads?

Tritonia

Synth rock pop song I wrote for my 1st original rock band Hasenpfeffer (soon to be renamed since we're vegan now!). This is from 1990 or so and recorded on 4 track portastudio cassette recorder in our basement!

Key Largo Live

Open your Eyes

Synth rock pop from the '90s - "Give her the freedom of CHOICE"
Song I wrote for my duo which performed in the early '90s.

Cyberet PDX

The Choice

Live recording of my duo in Portland's Key Largo in the early '90s. Copyright 1990 by Botielus
I wrote this song after listening to a GREAT song off of Genesis' album Invisible Touch. Guess which song!

Wanna be Laughing

Basement home recording! With older synths, probably portastudio 4track cassette recorder!
Copyright 1985 Botielus (lyrics by Chris Drozd) Could've been '84? 

Somewhere near this!  I believe I recorded this in our brand new apartment in Beaverton OR in late '80s (when we first moved to Portland). I used ANCIENT gear! From memory (funny how I remember some things and not others!?): Yamaha DX100 synth, FB01 synth module, Korg DDD5 drum machine, and Korg SQD-1 sequencer (it used floppy disks! hahaha). Good times. This was Aric Schunk's favorite song of ours!

Little bit Sad

Basement tapes! This is departure for me. Was doing my ROCK vocal songs, but this one is a "jam" session. Just recorded the basic part, and ad libbed all other parts on top of it. Didn't really know where "we'd" go!

Heidi Ho

Wrote for one of my sister's weddings. Used ancient gear to record in my apartment studio in the '80s

Karen's Wedding Song

One of my 1st rock songs written. This recording is studio version - 1st time to pay recording in pro-home studio in San Francisco in the mid '80s. I don't love this version/recording as much as others I've recorded. But until I find those recordings, this will have to do!

Miracles

Miracles studio version

My cover of awesome song by "The Producers"! Off their 2nd album.
I can't remember if this recording was with garage band in San Rafael California or Badinglish in Houston. Sounds good though. I think :-)
So on more listening: I'm going to go with my 2nd choice (I would've bet money it was in CA), since when I heard the high funny laugh in it, it HAS to be Dan Mawry (sp? guitarist). And I remember we performed the big HIT by the Producers "She Sheila" in that band.

Operation

My cover of great song by awesome band The Producers! 
Note: this recorded a zillion years ago in my basement! Using dinosaur gear! Korg DDD5 drum machine, Korg SQD-1 sequencer, Yamaha DX100 synth, and Yamaha FB01 synth module only. I believe I recorded live/direct to cassette.