This is the bridge of a little ditty I created by cutting the hell out of a couple Rush songs. Specifically 2112, Turn The Page and Hope. Hope is originally in 6/8 played on a solo 12 strong guitar. I wanted it in 4/4. A few hours later I ended up with this.

Slapped the guitar part together between sessions. Went back and added vocals later, took about half an hour to lay this whole thing down...

Alternate take of an original song from way back. The percussion was literally whatever I had on my desk... two Sobe bottles (filled one half way with water for a lower tone), a glass fishbowl, a shaker egg, pounding on the desk, etc. Just a lot of fun.. Can you feel the Pringles vibe? haha!

Screwing around with a VST guitar processor, Guitar Rig 2 I think.

This was just something I slapped together to play with mixing drums for the first times. I'm on all instruments here... including the drums, badly. The drum set was awful, I practically had to synthesize the snare because it was literally held together with Duct tape... it was doctored with a significant amount of tube saturation, EQ, and triggered tone/noise.

'Nother part from an old song. This part made the cut, but it has changed so much throughout the years of playing it that it's an entirely different song. Enjoy!

This is part of an older original song, the part was cut but I've always liked it. Fast and angry, and usually played on a bass but all I have is my acoustic guitar on hand right now...

This would be suitable for a singer/songwriter type song.. fortunately for you, I'm lousy at those, and I know it... so here you go. =) I would like to be attributed if you use it.

I've had this riff around for ages, can't seem to come up with anything clever to do with it.

This is an orchestration of Henry Purcell's Funeral March for Queen Mary for acoustic guitar in drop D tuning. There are four layered parts.