1. Lillie 3:  Spiderweb spun sugar for music enthusics.  A cryptic carnival of harmony, voiced from the perspective of, presumably, an old lech reflecting on a young autistic woman.  This track is Steely Dan from head to toe, replete with tropic rock notes, mind-boggling chords, jazz sensibility, and a nasally Jewish inflection (I am Jewish).  Catchy chorus 2.  
2.  Roni:  If Paul McCartney and Harry Nilsson got together to write a silly love song, it might sound something like this.  If I got myself together to write a silly love song, it would sound exactly like this.  This charming and rustic little ditty comes straight from the whimsical heart.
3.  Control:  Now it's getting electronic.  Hard-hitting minimalist-turns-maximalist banger about vaguely ominous overarching conspiratorial thing with deep, triumphant resolution, with somewhat Laurie Andersonesque spoken word verses.  Flips from simple synth to rock orchestra.  Music video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBBHsEg6CuQ
4. Cool Stuff: Slowing it down with this laid-back jazzy jam.  Cozy place to hang out.  It gets glitchy.  
5. Star: Classic minimal drum-forward synth and glitch song, with capricious wordplay and too-much-sun-in-your-eyes-getting-dizzy vibes. 
6. Last Summer: This sounds like 2010 indie electronic music was run through some kind of AI.  Dense, lush, creepy, dark, and dancy.  
Music video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16Jea82jPbE
7. Interloper:  The title of this track speaks for itself.  
8. Planes Are Fun:  Cute little love song about planes and time, simplicity a la Lou Reed with a nice swatch of harmonies in the bridge.  
9. Behind Ourselves: Spiraling song with bizarre chord progression that unwinds and rearranges itself.  Ends up sounding like Stereolab at finish.  
10. Once: A very penultimate track; a thesis statement with a dance break bridge that explodes into transcendental harmonies, then hits you with the closer.  
11. Star, Triangle: It's a surprise!

Star, Triangle

Behind Ourselves

Lillie 3

This is one of my favorite songs from the 60s, so I decided to do a my own version of it with pedal steel guitar, It reminds me of summer.

What A Day For A Day Dream

this track is actually nowhere on soundcloud so there

TBT like a hundred years ago : A Better Day

Not much to say about this track, just my attempt at the first hit song by one of my favourite two bands ever, the other being The Beatles. There aren't enough superlatives to heap on Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, genius doesn't seem to be enough. 

As I said, this was their first success. From here, they would go on to virtually dictate how high quality recording should be, and along with Gary Katz and Roger "The Immortal" Nichols, make many innovations in the world of recorded audio.

This features Stewart Clark and Steve Gaughan on vocals and guitar respectively. Steve does the solo, and the first guitar you hear is also his, with me adding the passage after that and a few bits and pieces throughout.

Steely Dan - Do It Again (Cover version by Eddie G feat. Stewart Clark & Steve Gaughan)

[Vicious Ramble] Beneath U

Very rough cover of SImon and Garfunkel's beautiful "Only Living Boy in New York". Really need to find the time to re-record bits and clean it up. Still like it though

Only Living Boy in New York

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Steely Dan - Do It Again (Cover version by Eddie G feat. Stewart Clark & Steve Gaughan)

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