Beat'em Up

wanted to have fun

had fun

also got greeted by gill's package as I was trying to find a hi-res image of Akuma's SF3 artwork, good times

Street Fighter III: Third Strike - Akuma/Gouki (MegaDrive Arrangement)

Dark Lost Space (160 - 190BPM Dark - Hitech Set).WAV

A song I wrote for a friend of mine that passed away.

Dan Bowen - Goodbye My Friend

This cover song (Midnight Train, attributed to The Stanley Brothers) was recorded in the year 2004. Edward Lee Adkins provided the vocals and played the banjo. His son, Danny Adkins, played the guitar. It was recorded in the spirit of the Adkins family tradition of playing music and it was sent to Michael Adkins, on a CD, when he was deployed to Iraq.

Midnight Train (Cover, Performed by Edward and Danny Adkins)

This cover song was recorded in the year 2004. Edward Lee Adkins  played the banjo. His son, Danny Adkins, played the guitar. It was recorded in the spirit of the Adkins family tradition of playing music and it was sent to Michael Adkins, on a CD, when he was deployed to Iraq.

Log Horse (Cover, Performed by Edward and Danny Adkins)

This cover song (Foggy Mountain Breakdown, attributed to Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs) was recorded in the year 2004. Edward Lee Adkins played the banjo. His son, Danny Adkins, played the guitar. It was recorded in the spirit of the Adkins family tradition of playing music and it was sent to Michael Adkins, on a CD, when he was deployed to Iraq.

Foggy Mountain Breakdown (Cover, Performed by Edward and Danny Adkins)

This cover song (Cripple Creek, attributed to Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs) was recorded in the year 2004. Edward Lee Adkins played the banjo. His son, Danny Adkins, played the guitar. It was recorded in the spirit of the Adkins family tradition of playing music and it was sent to Michael Adkins, on a CD, when he was deployed to Iraq.

Cripple Creek (Cover, Performed by Edward and Danny Adkins)

The lyrics were written by M.J. Snikda. The music and vocals were created using Artificial Intelligence.

Phil

The lyrics were written by M.J. Snikda and limited rhythm guitar was performed by M.J. Snikda. Most of the music and all of vocals were created by Artificial Intelligence. Although the song has a double meaning, it tells the real story of Edward Lee Adkins as he rescued his dog (Mojo) who was trapped on a hole.

Black Dawg Blues (Mojo)

Already Dead

My music is either fast and chaotic or slow and serene and sometimes in between.The main genres of music I am passionate about are melodic punk rock, chiptune, and atmospheric music.

Beat'em Up

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