Agent Aloe

Sunday Drawings

I Must Try Ginger Bears

I have no idea how to get them though. Google suggests ordering them. That might take too long.

Flight, Black You Wore

"Flight"


"Black You Wore"


Now I know I've gone on record as saying that you should be cautious of any band whose guitarist uses more than two pedals (and you should probably run if the bassist uses any pedal other than a tuner), but tonight after one peanut butter cup and one KitKat, the effects sound pretty alright.

And besides, it's a computer, not pedals. Even worse? Yeah, maybe.

Picture via.

Railroad Town

A rendition of "Red Sun" by Neil Young from the album Silver and Gold.

When the red sun sets
on the railroad town,
And the bars begin to laugh
with a happy sound,
I'll still be here
right by your side,
There'll not be anyone
in my heart but you.

And the dreams that you're having,
they won't let you down,
If you just follow on
'cause you know
where you're bound,
The well will be flowing
and the words will come fast,
When the one who is coming
arrives here at last

On the grassy hills
of the railroad town,
Where we cut through the fences
and over the crown,
Where wind was blowing
right through your hair,
I dreamt that my Momma
and Daddy were there

And the dreams that you're having,
they won't let you down,
If you just follow on
'cause you know
where you're bound,
The well will be flowing
and the words will come fast,
When the one who is coming
arrives here at last

When the red sun sets
on the railroad town,
And bars begin to laugh
with the happy sound,
I'll still be here
right by your side,
There'll not be another
in my heart but you

Snakehead

Silver Days

At 27 seconds into the song you can hear a car backfire, not a gunshot.





picture via That Will Be Fine, from here.

Searching for Heavies

Picture via uuiuu.

Oaken Wings

Old Oaken Bucket of Wings.



Thank You, I'm Sorry, I Love You. Make that ukulele ring.



I cannot stand watching people eat wings. It's just ding.


Jared Cheek, the back of Corey Fogel:

Chunklet's Answer to Oblique Strategies

I always liked Chunklet's answer to Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies cards, so I finally got around to scanning it. Such a funny, smart publication. Try using these next time you're in the studio working on one of your jams.