It's a three string trio, performed by one, on two recordings. Enjoy the oldie!

Sorry, It's Baroque-en

It's slightly ironic in the fact that I've never actually played Windwaker, and I'm not even really a big fan of it. I'm more of a Metroid guy myself. Anyways, it's a 5-count cover. I do not own the original music, this is just a cover. I did this cover to sort of test my skills. Anyways, I apologize for the bass. I only had one chance, as the guitar's on the fritz and that was the best take. If thous't wish't to'st compare'st it to the'st real'st thing...'st, yondre link (Hey, that's clever!) is herein.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7fqllhtdHI

Dragon Roost Island

The guitar part is just something I was messing with the other day. I added to it as I went. The Vocal parts, on the other hand, are just a series of actual tales from my past. Happy ones. Memories, you know? Just a bunch of stories. Overlapping, forming complex biographies. This is me, thinking about me. No One Of Consequence.

Contemplation

A bit of an inspired piece. As a small child, I saw Spaghetti Westerns, and thought they were pretty good. So, this is a tribute to them. Enjoy!

Spaghetti Western

A... snippet of a fun time that my band had a while band, thought you guys might want and/or need a good laugh.

Me on Drums
The Other Guy on Main Vocals
Moss on Secondary Vocals and Fah-lute
Kyle on Kazoo

He's On Fire!

It's just a dumb idea. Testing out the new mike.

Radio Waltz

It's a collection of random guitar parts strung together on a whim. I was going to use them for other stuff, but I feel like I've been dwelling on using this stuff so long that I can't make any more new stuff. So, I'll record it here so I won't forget it. Maybe I'll use these in future songs, as much more complex features, but for now, just enjoy them as they are.

Misc. Suite

Piss Off!

The dead body of Sir Martin Mann was found in his personal study at Cambridge University. After its record low entrance of only twelve students in his program this past year, the professor made this recording and promptly shot himself. May God have mercy on his soul. In his last words, he mentioned the name of Emily Howell. A former lover, a colleague? We may never know.
-Officer William Bradly, 41st division, 2073

After The Invention

Just a little thing that I heard in my head on a late night in which I was trying to fall asleep. I imagine some sort of pub that some trenchcoated detective goes into in the seedy underbelly of some sorta noir town. But hey, I'm just No One Of Consequence.

Then She Walked in...

A little number I composed over the course of the last couple of days, in a escapism-induced haze. Inspired by all the loverly Canterbury bands I love so much. Also featuring National Health's Clocks And Clouds, should you have heard, which you have no reason to.

To Bury A Canter

A re-working of Erik Satie's first Gymnopedie (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU), out of three. I don't plan on doing the other two. This song touched my soul, and despite my meager tools, I hoped to make it sound much more like what I imagine in my head whenever I actually hear the song.

Gymnopedie No. 1 For Piano

I'm an aspiring artist. I like the oldies, mainly jazzy stuff, fusion, jazz-rock, and prog. I try to add complexity to my music, and mainly just try to be ingenuitive. Complication, as well as new music that challenges and defines the quote unquote 'standard boundaries' of music. I love philosophy, and am an artist in life as well as in music. I love exploring the field that is music, and I hope you enjoy!

Ian with the Bass.

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