a little poppy rock number. 

verdict: writing in the first degree. This is not a production of a song played a few or 100 times. It is a recording of the first time it was ever written, recorded as it was written. No planned structures, no nothing, just bad playing, bad recording, and everything you don't like. 

People listen to too much polished music and dont use their imagination.

No love round here

A little poppy number I found in a random file search. Drums are played on a computer keyboard, as are many. 

This track like all is an unpolished turd. You can polish it if you like. 

Use your imagination, you may hear what it's supposed to sound like. 

I noticed

R2whereru

a night jamming when a real drummer dropped in with some electronic stuff

Special k

another from that good drummer jam. overdubbed twang guitar and a bit of noise. 

Big wig bang bang

as usual rough gut first time recording - found this while sniffing about files of jams from 2009 sometime - the deadwood era. 

Who do you love babe

one day I got a muff pedal and did this. You can almost hear what this should sound like  - well I can anyway.  As always warts and all; mistakes everything; first time ever written and recorded. As always no copyright at all, though I'd like to know about it just for the kick.

Could there really be a god bside

Space doubt part 1

All the time

In no way are these finished recordings. It all contains very bad sounds, terrible playing, no structure, mistakes, sloppiness, everything people dont like in music. If you squint you may be able to hear what it should sound like. 

What you hear is just the actual recording of writing the tune; as you hear it is the time it was written, on that very spot - all improvisation, with little idea of what is going on. Then I just put it on here, as is warts and all.  

You may think all music you hear is like this. It isn't. People listen to only polished ordered music, too much of it. This is not polished music. If you squint you can hear what its supposed to sound like - perhaps.

I write copius amounts of songs, about 1/3 of which get on tape. Of these, they rarely progress past the original recording of the first time it was written and recorded, and they just pile up, many many of them, thousands. Im too lazy or stupid to go back and improve them, structure, play properly, write words, etc, you know all that stuff that people like in music listening, I dont do it. I just write, record the idea, and move on to the next creation. 

So instead of waiting more and more years for finished songs to arrive - it hasnt yet, I don't work like that I've realised - I've decided to just call it for what it is. 

You are free to use, manipulate, play, improve the song, claim it your own, record it properly with structure and played properly by professional musicians and make a million dollars. I don't care. I can always write more, of that I know, been doing it all my life so far. 

Apart from providing a comfortable modest living (roof, food, economical security and a little space from all the nutters or normal people) and the ability to see a few interesting things in my life, and escape being a member of the working poor (working is fine, its the poor bit I dont like),  I have no interest for money, (except a litte bit).

the okay lovers