The guitar part was recorded by Ben on what sounds like an iPhone (no offense, Ben). Vocals were overdubbed in my basement. The result sounds a bit like a band that Ben likes :)

Take To The Streets

This track is part of an unreleased "album" recorded on a cassette four track in 2000, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with my then roommate Matt Silver. He posted the rest of the project here: https://soundcloud.com/mattgsilver/sets/schmucks


So Those Are Those Girbauds You Bought

This is the sound the elevator used to make all day whenever anyone came or went.

Elevator from Crosby St

Ambush At Junction I 95

Run To You - Oldenburg - 23 - 4-96

Dragibus Trip

A friend just reminded me of this song I wrote 27 Years ago.

Snowflakes

In this home-recorded track Rachel sings a beautiful vocal over Darren's drums, Evan's bass and my guitar. This was recorded some time in 2012 in my basement in Bed Stuy. The image is Rachel putting down some guitar at a songwriting/recording retreat we did in the Catskills.

Basement Tapes

The Hudson

This is a recording from my college band Teresa's Kryptic Trout doing a live radio show on WMFO with Boston legend Mikey Dee! http://onthetownwithmikeydee.com/ We're covering a Lemonheads song.

Second Chance

I can't think of a better place to share this than right here. This track is from around 2005 when Cakewalk released Project 5 version 2.0. Between fixing bugs on the forthcoming product, I tested it out by recording this "promo jam". The hook is sung fabulously by my then coworker Melissa Misicka, and the sampled beat is from the Ableton Live 4.0 demo song. Needless to say, we didn't use it for anything public.

Project 5 version 2.0

This is a track co-authored by Commodore Vic up in Boston, and finished in 20010. I'd say it's demo quality. Is it worth doing a proper production of it? Let me know what you think?

You Play Drums LIke a Girl

This is a fun basement recording featuring Dave Rogers on bass and Al Crocket on drums, as part of the Verse Versus Chorus project. Based on the old saying, "Beer then liquor: never sicker. Liquor then beer, then Jager, then cider, then port, more liquor, then wine:  you'll be fine".

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