Music >> Original Music
These songs are all
original music. Original, as in, I wrote them! I'm not expecting to get a record deal or anything,
for the most part they are riffs rather than songs. Still, I think some are kinda decent.
Also, the picture to your right is from Christmas, 1999. That's like over a century ago!
Always Fornever
A cool little riff with a title that could have totally been a Smashing Pumpkins title..
Believe it or not, the entire song was recorded on an acoustic guitar (distortion/effects
were done on my computer afterwards).. this could make a cool intro to a song, but it
desperately needs drums and another progression... Also, if you're wondering, the title also
alludes to a song that I basically ripped off (but not on purpose!).
Recorded August, 2004
Why Me?
This isn't just a riff but an entire song... The title comes from some lyrics I came up with at the
beach, based (with some artistic license) on the time when I was "just friends" with Stephanie (who's
now my wife, btw), but I felt they were really corny and trite so I never wrote them down. Also, they
are kind of personal so I never wanted to share them.
Now that two and a half years have passed since writing them, I guess I'll share the only part
I ever really liked. The pre-chorus/chorus part was something like:
Pre-chorus:
(A)why do these (G)feeling still (A)linger be- (G)hind, (A)why won't they (G)just go a-
Chorus:
(D)way? why me? why (G)always me? why (A)can't I see it's not (G)meant to be? but,
(D)but you, you're (G)always there, you're (A)in my thoughts and (G)everywhere
Recorded July, 2004
Dungeon
This is a riff I came up with one day during senior year of college.. I call it "Dungeon" because it
reminds me of the dungeon music in A Link To The Past.
Recorded July, 2004
Feedback
Okay so this isn't a song or even a riff, it's just me experimenting with recording my electric
guitar, and I thought it was pretty cool. Studies show that only five percent of the population will
be able to tolerate this garbage, however.
Recorded May, 2003