Lost and forgotten files sometimes re-emerge with a refreshed validity. Seems to be a structured harp part with a Classical guitar improvising over, titled "Harp Seal Sad". I guess I thought it sounded sad whenever I recorded this. It is a bit moody, but not sounding so sad to me now.

Harp Seal Sad

From the Chart Cropper project. Mike Watson on fretless guitars. Jens Rossen on programming & production.

Mobius Stripper

Here's an attempt to see if the instrumental section of Frank Zappa's "Drowning Witch" is acoustic guitar duo-friendly. Works pretty well but I can only work out this much of it by ear, and I'm pretty sure most of the rest is not acoustic guitar duo-friendly. This short segment might work in a Zappa medley, which will likely arrive next.

Drowning Witch (for acoustic guitars)

This song is dedicated to Santeri Ojala, (aka StSanders), he's that guy who made all those hilarious guitar shredder videos on YouTube. Built upon Jim Kuhn's electronic percussion, among other things, my guitar schredds.

Schredder

A cover of Frank Zappa's "Filthy Habits".

Filthy Habits

Another old computer composition bringin' the Halloween thing alive.

Bag Snatch Man

Some organism shootin' entropic synergism.

Invertigo

Consigned To Compulsion

Rummaging Through the Landfill of Irrelevant Information

Ancient recording from my Holdsworth days, recorded on the ol' Teac 3.5 track (you can hear the 4th track giving only half of its ass as I played).

Not Holdsworthy

TV's Watson & Lewis play Frank Zappa's "What's New in Baltimore".

What's New in Baltimore

Nicey Nice World @ The Black Cat Bar, 6-7-19.

Taunted by the Undertow

A fretless guitar-based version of Henry Mancini's theme to 70s TV series "Ripley's Believe it or Not".

Sketches of Vain

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