it has potential, but those guitars are too loud and harsh on the ears

A curiously intellectual and optimistic composition with paradigm shifts galore.  This composition surprised me more than a couple times.  I like it.

Greg Gibbs - Song a Week 2009

2 Come Undone - December 9th - Song 26 - Just another song breaching doctor-patient confidentiality.  Mostly true except for the synthesizer part.

Remixed on November 3rd, 2010.  Download it again if you like it more than the old one. 

2 Come Undone

Your Queen

Thom Yorke - After The Gold Rush (Neil Young)

Toe Stretchers

I've been working on this for a couple of weeks.  I created and recorded everything in about 25 minutes, but couldn't turn it into a "song".  I decided to structure it as a soundtrack for Rusty, the rat eating/chasing cat that lives in the NYC subway system.  I have been looking for him all week.  Very harsh at times.  Tons of guitars, synth track and a subway train.

Music for Mr. Rusty

GRIP

FIEND

Some stuff us harder to figure out than other stuff.

Facing the Tree

Did this song for Circumstance soundtrack.

Within Reach (Full Version)

I remixed this in November 2010.

What I Had in Mind - October 29th - Song 22 -  This is not the song I had in mind when I wrote it, but it's as close as I could get. 

What I Had in Mind

Ground Loop (How I fixed the stereo at work) - November 6th - Song 23 - I fixed the stereo at CBA on Wednesday.  It sounds much better now.  I was just trying to harmonized over three consecutive semitones.  This is just a cycle of three chords.  The bacon part is true.

Ground Loop (How I fixed the stereo at work)

Radio - November 16th - Song 24 - Short and junky.  Next.

Radio

More Clear Now - November 24th - Song 25 - Here's a dance track for those times when you're stuck on hanging roller coasters and you just want to rock the chair you're in because you're tired of just hanging there while some mechanic/technician is deciding whether or not to call his superior or just see what happens without the bolt.  Seriously, this is that song.  A bunch of drumsticks on my lap, desk and keyboard stand.  Herky jerky angle jangle.

More Clear Now

This is a pretty tune written by Ingrid Graudins and myself and performed live with Ingrid and Howard Levy in 2010.  From the album: Chris Siebold & Psycles Live At Martyrs'  CSM 2011  Available on CD, vinyl, and all digital formats.

Believe

I'm a home-recorder/songwriter from Chicago - by way of Roswell, New Mexico.  I record in my home office.   If you'd like to remix any of my tracks, let me know.  I can send raw files.

Buy one of my CDs: http://www.greggibbs.com/

Music for Mr. Rusty

Greg Gibbs

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