one of my first completed songs...bit choppy

Head Noise

Week 6 - Coco Lopez

Is this too much to handle? Why am I misunderstood?
I said nothing good can come from this neighborhood
So I wait and I wait and I waited, standing like a stone
Pressure builds and releases in a cyclone

(Chorus)
Inverse but parallel, heaven and hell
Paid my dues, sang the blues
But it stings like my tattoo
Immersed in wishing wells
But I can't dwell, still confused
Turn the screws
I'm not a loser

Is it too much to ask for to terminate this stampede?
I want money and love, but these things escape me
So I work and I work and I work, hungry for freedom
Oh is it too much to ask for, not to join but beat them?

Too Much To Handle

Week 10 - Molly Ringwald, 1984

I, in no way, own, or have written anything about this song. It's a cover of a Mark Morrison song from 1997.  I used a Boss RC300 Loop Pedal to make the track.  I used my neck to sing. I'm half serious and half kidding.  Enjoy.  

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Week 20 - Emily

Broccoli Samurai plays their original track Transmitter at House of Blues Cleveland while opening for Lotus. (3.8.15)

Broccoli Samurai - Transmitter (3.8.15) Live at House of Blues Cleveland

A song about couches that won't let you go

Couch Life (feat. Young James)

This special re-recording was captured in 'The Compound', his studio in his hometown of Fremantle Western Australia in February 2012. Having performed the track to a worldwide audience over the past 12 years, 'Ocean' is today available FREE as an MP3, grab your copy here.

"OCEAN is a very interesting aspect of my life. It is part of my DNA. It conveys all things I can't put into words.
Life, loss, love, spirit. As I evolve so too does 'Ocean'. The song was first recorded as part of my first album/cassette,
"Searching For Heritage", which I sold when I busked, then for my first self-titled studio album 12 years ago -- "John Butler (1998)".
The song has been watched online incredibly over 25 million times in various formats, nearly always live, be it from MusicMax Sessions or from one of the many festivals I have had the pleasure to play. I'd like to thank you for your continued support over all these years; it means so much to me. I would like to thank you by offering this first studio recording of 'Ocean' in over a decade as a free download.
I recorded it in my favourite studio, The Compound here in Fremantle Western Australia, a studio you helped me build.
This marks just another fleeting moment in a career that is very much ongoing.
I look forward to bringing you many new songs and albums into the future and continuing this amazing journey with you ALL.
THANK YOU,
J.B"

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Chris Hatton