Anthem track from 'future of things silent'.  This song was a staple of our live performance for years.  Big pocket and lends it's self well to freestyle. Hoody recorded a verse and crushed it.  The opening sample is from the end of Sun Ra's movie 'Space is the Place'.  In the studio Mikey did the little drum-roll groove in the second verse so I re-wrote my verse to match.  Jason Duffy did the keys and sound effects, I played guitar and Wags on bass.

Let It Go

Click Link and Download Free.  From Album 3 - Stand Up and Erupt!  This song was never popular live.  However we loved playing it.  'Caveman you've got no new tools'  Short and sweet.

Caveman

CLICK LINK - DOWNLOAD THIS TRACK FREE.  V.I.P. from 'future of things silent'.  I am lucky that most my friends are musicians.  There is one common thread among musicians - they love to play.  Playing music is transformative, it takes you somewhere else.  When you are listening, playing guitar and singing - simultaneously - there isn't much room for anxiety.  There are moments when you don't just play the music, you ARE the music.  In that spirit, this song is about capturing the tension and pressure of life and just unleashing it from the stage.  A great show makes you feel connected, not that you feel love but that you ARE the love.

The music and content of RATM and PE are obvious influences.  Both Zack and Chuck D name-dropped social and historical figures in their songs.  I liked that and made it a point to do the same.

I recorded bass, guitar, drum, and tabla onto the Akai MPC 2000XL.  I chopped them up, made the beat and dropped the track into Pro Tools for effects processing.  I used a Gibson SG for the guitar solo. Craig Nicholson, the infamous DJ KAAOS, tied the tune together with the scratches.

Lyrical Musashi

It gets hard out there.  I believe a person's character is best defined in times of transition.  I wrote this song in this spirit.  When pressed a person finds their core - their default characteristic.  I am a fighter, that is my default.  Tho I don't take it all that serious.  Much love. 

On And On

Freestyle from Daniel Roman and rhythm vision.  We're fans of Morihei Ueshiba, Charles Bukowski, and Andrew Lloyd Webber - we rap.

Bread Alone

Kick off tune to our second album.  Features Uzi and Chris Laplante from P-Nuckle.  Uzi originally named this song 'general rap commentary' - we ended up naming it Walk Down after Jason Wagner's falling bass-line.  The beat is big and open, devolving in the end to a low-fi dancehall riff.  

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