This was recorded in the studio with my drummer and I, and an ex-bass player, by hanging a mic, and a little editing at home.

Toolish

This is a song I wrote inspired by the tragedies in Tuscaloosa in April '11.  There are no vocals or bass... just a guitar and a drum machine I programmed.  

\m/ Roll Tide \m/

Intensity Of Hope

This is a home-demo I did using just a guitar and a drum machine.  There are no vocals and I used a guitar as an underlying bass.

Believer

This is a home-demo I did using just a guitar and a drum machine.  This is only the solo section to give you a little of my style.

R.N.M. solo clip

This is a home-demo I did using a guitar and drum machine.There are no vocals and I used a guitar as an underlying bass.The photograph is one I took with my cell phone.  This is a rough version because I had just learned the song.



The Promise

This is a home-demo I did using a guitar and drum machine.  There are no vocals and I used a guitar as an underlying bass.  The photograph is one I took with my cell phone.

Dyolf (short version)

This is a home-demo I wrote about 6 years ago.  I just used a guitar and a basic drum track.  There are no vocals and I used a guitar as an underlying bass.  The photograph is one I took using my cell phone.

A.O.S.

Indianesha (clip)

Sticky

This was the last song I did on my 20-year old drum machine before it died and finally got it recorded.

The Annunaki

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Steve Lackey- guitars/songwriting


  None of my home-demos have vocals on them and I used a guitar as a bass on some.  I attempted to put what drum patterns I had in my head on a 20 year-old drum machine.  I went for getting my ideas recorded over perfection so they're a little rough.    "Indianesha" was recorded by hanging a mic in the jam room with an ex-bass player and drummer.
  
   Thanks for stopping by and listening to some of my songs (demos).  

"to not be heard is to not exist"..
Steve 

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