Ember, bright looking skies
Gasoline and make-believe!
Ardent sparks the outer skin!

Let the fire take 'em in!
Take the pyre for a spin!
You couldn't quite believe it
Could make some sense to set ablaze!

Kick the legs of the table end
Take the legs and make 'em bend
Set a timer for the grand display!
Let the table see the disarray!

Light it up, a-a-a-ah!
You gotta just light it up and try again!
Light it up and see!
Light it u-up!

Let it be the overture
Test it out if that's preferred
Quit the act, you're also guilty!
I know, I know what to do!
Do you?

Light it up, a-a-a-ah!
You gotta just light it up and try again!
Light it up and see!
Light it u-up!

Light it up, a-a-a-ah!
You gotta just light it up and try again!
Light it up, a-a-a-a-ah! 

(La-la-light it up! Light it up, a-a-a-ah!)
(You gotta just light it up, a-a-a-a-ah!)
(Light it up! Light it up! Light it up!)
(Light it up! Light it up! Light it up, a-a-a-ah!)

Light It Up (And Try Again!)

May improve on later, but close to done. Look up what a "driftless area" is, and it'll tie in the narrative. 

*squid emoji*

Lac du Rêveur

Driftless Area

Recorded with a Epiphone Les Paul Studio, Fender Champion Amp 100, SM57, Royer R10, and two SSL Six pre amps.

New Adventures

AMPUDIAI

CV-HB Bridge. A Custom Vintage, '70S Wind, PAF Size Humbucker. From https://MagnetoDesignLab.com

CV-HB '70s Wind · Bridge Humbucker · From MagnetoDesignLab.com

CV-HB '70s Wind · Bridge Humbucker · Power90 Neck · From MagnetoDesignLab.com

An Album Describing The Crisis of both the human condition and the human experience.

Title: Amplification
Album Title: Honor & Honesty
Artist: Zero.Zenn
Date: 3/5/25



Disclaimer: I only own my vocals. all rights go to their respective owners. If you bought this you got robbed.

Amplification

GLASS SEA WHITE SANDS

kai cenat appreciation song (KC 3000)

jo24 - incomplete

This crap is made with freeware, mild autism, and most likely with alcohol.

Enjoy!

Or don't. I'm not your fucking mother.

Rapper from Arizona and Washington named Zero.Zenn, I make Crisis Music.
I record under the Zen Guardian Records label.

Here Are My Links.

Insta: https://www.instagram.com/thetruezerozenn/

YT: https://www.youtube.com/@Causemicsailance

X: https://x.com/ZeroZenn0

More to come?

I make music I'd personally like to listen to, taking pieces of genres I enjoy and mixing them together how I see fit.

🅴🅻🅴🅲🆃🆁🅾🅽🅸🅲 🅼🆄🆂🅸🅲 🅿🆁🅾🅳🆄🅲🅴🆁

ｗｅｌｃｏｍｅ！

throwaway account main account is @li1midget

Amateur songwriter/musician originally from Texas now living in Virginia thru parts of North Carolina. Don't ask.

My story:

I got somewhat into recording in the mid 80's briefly with a Tascam Porta One, but used it mostly as a scratch pad while writing songs. When the 90's hit, life hit, and all this stuff took a back seat for the next 25+ years. 

For therapeutic reasons, and the pandemic as well (having to spend more time at home), I decided it was time (2020) to get back into it, and I absolutely love it!

I like all kinds of music from pop, country, electronic, rock, folk, big band, orchestral, blue-grass, americana, etc. I'm really all over the map. As a kid I religiously watched anything relating to the NFL (yes I was a Cowboys fan) because of the music of NFL Films. I still listen to it today.

Some artists and bands I have liked over the years are Collective Soul, Cheap Trick, The Stones (of course), Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, John Mellencamp, and Glen Campbell. I even liked KISS as kid in the 70's. Of course when they got into disco and then hair-metal, that was an ender for me but I still like their stuff in the 70's quite a bit.

I got "more" into music at about 14 (1980). That summer Eddie Rabbit released an album named "Horizon" (which I played endlessly) and about a month later AC/DC released "Back in Black". Now that's a combination for you! While they were miles apart sonically, they had one thing in common: good, catchy songs.

With all that said, the one band that I've always loved, and just struck a chord with me, is The Who. Not sure how to explain it. I "discovered" them well after their heyday of course. Maybe it's the anthemic nature of their songs? Maybe it's the creative genius of their chief songwriter/guitarist (my opinion)? Maybe it's the sound they produced as a 3-piece band, where they didn't really have a "lead" guitarist -- their bassist essentially filled that role (and quite admirably too)? Maybe the drummer, who played everything as one big fill? I don't know but I thought they were fantastic. Still do.

-Frank Wood

New tracks tagged #Amp