I've written in many genres over the years which you'll find songs within here, including: Progressive Rock; Industrial; Progressive Industrial; Punk; Pop; Ambient as well as mixtures of influences from many other genres of music.

	SONG TITLE / LINK	GENRES WRITTEN IN	GEAR THAT I USED IN EACH OF THE TUNES	HISTORY / INFORMATION ON EACH OF THE TUNES	SIZE	MONTH  / YEAR
-1	The Surreal Adolescent Quadraxii	Noise	Deathlehem D.A.M.I.A.N. Deathlehem Quadraxii P.R.O.B.E. t.c. electronics M300 (delay) Zoom Player 2020 (Overdrive; Pitch Shift; Delay 1, Delay 2) Korg Kaos Pad (Tape Delay) Korg DRV-1000 (Reverb - left) Korg DRV-1000 (Reverb - right)	The S.A.Q. is my 3rd Noise tune with the D.A.M.I.A.N. machine and my 2nd Noise tune with the D.A.M.I.A.N.  P.R.O.B.E. (Pulsating Ravaging Orb Blasting Earthlings) Joystick Controller. This is one of my quieter noise tracks with minor amounts of chaos, here and there.    Until the very end as is my trademark with Noise tracks, where things pick up for a final kickoff!   The Quadraxii Joystick Controller is still in development, currently at it's 2nd version, with a single handed dual joystick controller.  In this tune, 3 of it's axii were used for controlling the pitch of 3 Voltage Controlled Oscillators while another was used for controlling the Cutoff Frequency of 1 of the 2 Low Pass Filters that were used.  2 of the other axii each controlled the output levels of their own Low Frequency Oscillators, that were used for controlling the pitch of the 2 of the VCOs. The Pitch Shift and both Delays in the 2020 Player, the delay settings on the M300 and the delay time on the Kaos Pad, were all controlled live as well. Oh yeah!    Whilst I think of it - a live video of the recording, is available upon request!    (Lawrd only knows how BIG it'll be.  It was shot at 30fps / 720x480).	19017kb 20 min.!!	August 2607
1	The Being of Patience	Ambient	Reason V2.5 to V3.03	It's amazing what can happen when you take a tune of yours, slow it's tempo down to about 1/20th of it's original speed and then start extending the lengths of notes and other whatnots.   I don't remember which portion of my rock opera that I'd done this with, but it turned into a wonderful 61 minute long Ambient piece.	32986kB 30 min.!!	August 2005
2	Resurrection V1.69	Progressive Rock w/ Ambient	Propellerheads Reason V2.5 to V3.03 - written to be performed by: 2 Keyboardists 1 Bass player / keyboardist 2 Tomtom players 2 Drummers.	Written and recorded by Ryk after having quit my job at Thiessen-Krupp / Budd Automotive - a job so multi-taskingly intense, men have been proven unable to function in the position.	8495kB	Sept. 2004 - April 2005
3	The Collected Origins of Life - Parts 1, 2 and 3	Progressive Rock; Ambient and Progressive Industrial (with narrated story for the first 20 of it's 51 minutes length.)	The original recordings were done on the Atari 520 ST in 1986; loaded into Cakewalk DOS V4.00 in 1989 and finally converted to work in Reason V1.00, 2.00, 2.50 and finally V3.03 in 2004.	This is the latest installment of the 'rock opera' - Journey To The City, that I started writing in 1978 - inspired by FM's album "Black Noise" which I took as a 'concept album'. The narrated story (first 20 minutes) tells of the formation of the Universe and it's 5 Gawds.	47939kB	1978 to Feb. 2004
4	XIV - Temperance	Progressive Rock, Ambient	Reason V3.03	This track were inspired by my own interpretations of the Tarot card XIV - Temperance	6713kB�	Dec. 2003
5	Wolseley V0.35	Progressive Rock, Ambient	Reason V3.03	A poem inspired by my troubles in life at the then moment, inspired this piece. The poem hasn't yet been recited to the track though.	9316kB	Nov. 2003
6	2N3904 V0.30	Progressive Industrial	Propellerheads Reason V2.5 - V3.03	I had quite the urge to do something more funky with bass and drums and let loose in this one. ;)	5195kB	Nov. 2003
7	T.E.E. V0.07	Techno attempt	Reason V2.5	This tune were meant as another minor tribute to Kraftwerk.	3689kB	Oct. 2003
8	Never Dwell On The Past V0.23	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.5	If I remember correctly, I were trying to self-psyche myself out of self-depression from my own troubles in life, by composing an Experimental Ambient tune.  (It hadn't worked.)	8778kB	July 2003
9	Progressing Through Time - (Part 3)	Progressive Rock	Reason V2.5	This originally were to be Part 3 of a collection of songs for my ex-wife.  (I had written Part 2, to propose to her with.)  As post divorce relations soured, so did any desire to work further on this tune.  Here's it been posted as it ended up being.  The 1st verses are somewhat normal / boring'ish, but I really DO like the solo at the end of it.	5347kB	July 2003
10	Temporary Future - the Reagan Chronicles	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.5	I do believe I must have been quite bored when I composed this one.	5440kB	July 2003
11	The Mysteries of Tatyana's Kittens	Ambient	Reason V2.5	I composed this Ambient piece, shortly after my then favourite kitty, had had her 4 kittens.  WHERE in the house though, I hadn't the slighest clue!  So ....... this tune were composed around that mindset.	14049kB	May 2003
12	You Filthy Criminals	Progressive Industrial	Reason V3.03	Wanting to make an Industrial tune again for the first time in awhile, this be what I'd spat out after a few weeks.	6252kB	March 2003
13	L.I.V.E. V0.34	Progressive Rock	Propellerheads Reason V2.5	Living Intensely Valueing Everything V0.34 - unfinished - were inspired by the decision to be divorced from; loosing my house and land, whilst unemployed - and the turmoils I'd brought upon myself. Written and recorded by Ryk	10102kB	2003
14 -1	The Being of Power (Part 1 of 6) (Due to the size of the original file, I've split it into 6 smaller files.)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	It's amazing what can happen when you take a tune of yours, slow it's tempo down to about 1/20th of it's original speed and then start extending the lengths of notes and other whatnots.   I don't remember which portion of my rock opera that I'd done this with, but it turned into a wonderful 61 minute long Ambient piece.    The longest of any piece I've ever written in my 32 years of song writing.	8143kB	2003
14 -2	The Being of Power (Part 2 of 6)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	See above	9574kB	2003
14 -3	The Being of Power (Part 3 of 6)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	See above	9306kB	2003
14 -4	The Being of Power (Part 4 of 6)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	See above	9482kB	2003
14 -5	The Being of Power (Part 5 of 6)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	See above	9638kB	2003
14 -6	The Being of Power (Part 6 of 6)	Ambient	Reason V2.5	See above	11076kB	2003
15	My Groovy Takeover V3.00	Experimental World Music??	Reason V2.0	This was my first experiment with the Orchestral CD Soundbank that the latest version of the software had come with. I tried my hand at composing with strings and horns in a piece that I accidentally composed an East Indian sounding theme in.	4371kB	1202
16	Loyal Employees of Yours Part 1	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	I'm not 100% of the origins of Part 1 of these 3 tunes other than: - an interesting melody I had come up with, using - a new sound that I'd come up with, on - a new synthesizer in the latest version of the Reason software.  The tune seems to have grown from there.  It had 3 more 'children'.  Though the 3rd child died shortly after 'birth' and I decided not to post his remains up here.	16218kB	0802
17	Loyal Employees of Yours Part 2 - Run Beyond Greed	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	The 1st child of Loyal Employees of Yours	4969kB	0802
18	Loyal Employees of Yours Part 3 - Heaping Helping of Their Hospitality	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	The 2nd child of Loyal Employees of Yours	4178kB	0802
19	Strung High Octectual Ruminescent Endeavor V2.04	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	This tune seemed to be a piece to experiment with string instruments in.	7183kB	0802
20	D-Day 59th anniversary	Ambient	Reason V2.0	In respect for Veterans, I composed this piece.  Hard to interpret I know - but it expressed my feelings and thanks for them, at that time.	4916kB	0702
21	Good Evening Audience V1.50	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	I haven't the slightest memory as to what the influences were for this piece.  But, here it be, anyways.	3126kB	0702
22	Space For Rent V1.44	Experimental Ambient	Reason V2.0	Yet again, I haven't a memory as to what the influences were for this piece either.	9336kB	0702
23	Read 2002 update of the 1994 Ambient piece	Ambient	Reason V2.0	This is the April 2002 rebuild of an Ambient piece that I wrote in 1994. My original intention were to do my own multiple instrument meditation piece, minorly influenced by what's'his'name's 'Tubular Bells' piece, from a couple of decades earlier.	11000kB	0402
24	Eternal Life	1st 'Techno' attempt. LOL	Propellerheads Reason V2.5	From the inrushes of influences from many other Reason users at a site I were a member of, I tried a hand at writing a tune more inline with their genres in general. LOL	2403kB	2002
25	Asimov's Robots V3.00	Electro-pop - vocoder vocals	V1.00 - Written in 1992 on A.R.F. modular; Ensoniq Mirage, ESQ1; Kawai XD5 Roland SVC-250 Vocoder for 'vocals'; V2.00 - redone in 1996 on A.R.F. Bert & Ernie; Ensoniq SQ80, EPS; Kawai XD5 and FX; Boss SX-70 Vocoder for 'vocals'; V3.00 - Reason V2.5 in 2002, including it's vocoder for 'vocals'.	Asimov's Robots were originally written in 1992 as a 'Thank You' tribute song that I were going to send a recording of to Isaac Asimov, thanking him for all of his wonderful stories I'd read from him about robots. Sadly, a couple of months before I'd gotten a final mix of the tune completed, Isaac passed away. This tune was also a 'hit' at the original www.mp3.com, being #1 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada for 3 weeks, with 5000+ downloads.�	4819kB	1992. 1996. 2002.
26	Sufring V1.31 Lyrics	Progressive Industrial - vocals (The tune was heavily influenced by Ministry's tune 'Breathe'.)	Written in 2001 using 2 x Ensoniq SQ80's; Emu ESi-32; Kawai XD5, K5000r; 6 string electric guitar; bass guitar and effects.	Watching a TV news show, on came a report about 2 teenages who'd both received a 'slap on the wrist' for torturing and / or killing 22 cats!!� I� immediatey went into a mental RAGE for what these 2 shitheads received for punishment!� Lyrics started pouring into my head immediately.� Writing them down and moving down to the studio, picking up a bass guitar, the tune was written almost immediately.	3731kB	2001
27	Say Goodbye To Mother Lyrics	Progressive Industrial - (Vocal sequel to speech sample instrumental: Mother)	Written in 1998 using 2 x Ensoniq SQ80's, Emu ESi-32; Kawai XD5 drum synth, K5000r Additive Synthesis synth and effects,	As I were becoming more and more pissed off with the commercial world and it's destruction to Mother Eart, I decided once again to take pen to paper and verbalize my feelings.  The music quickly followed.	10718kB	1998
28	What, Do The Men Have To Say?	Electronic Live Improvizational	Recorded live in my studio in 1998 using A.R.F. Bert & Ernie; 2 x Ensoniq SQ80's, EPS; Kawai XD5; Roland CSQ-600 sequencer running an Oberheim OB-1 (bassline)	I hadn't done a live improvisational tune for quite some time.� I set up a few sequences in my Ensoniq EPS sampler / sequence player as well as a few basslines in my Roland CSQ-600 Control Voltage sequencer.� This is the only tune that I have recorded on which the rare Oberheim OB-1 appears. (Only 250 of them were manufactured. A friend of mine in Winnipeg currently owns it, with it's dead power supply.)� With live control of the sequence's orders, I played melodies and solos along with them.	9108kB	1998
29	Gene's Saga V2.01 (Unfinished track)	Progressive Rock	A.R.F. Bert & Ernie; 2 x Ensoniq SQ80 synthesizer, EPS sampler; Oberheim Matrix 6r; Kawai XD5 drum machine and multi-fx units	In tribute to 2 of my then biggest influences, I decided to write a tribute song to both of them:  Saga and Genesis.  Lyrically it would tell the story of Gene on his Saga through life.    I never did write the lyrics, NOR finish writing the tune.	2777kB	0597
30	Lance V2.00	Progressive Industrial	Written in 1997 using A.R.F. Bert & Ernie; Ensoniq SQ80 x2; Ensoniq EPS; Kawai XD5 drum synthesizer and various effects units	Lance V2.00 through speech samples only, tells the tale of a poor assembly line worker, becoming�bored with his job.� Contstant repetition of his tasks increasingly inspires a D-A-R-K-E-R self ennunciating mantra, during his wreaking of havoc, through the factory. Written & recorded by Ryk	7820kB	1997
31	10 lbs. of Blood	Noise	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq SQ80 synthesizer, EPS sampler and various multi-fx units	A solo Noise exploration in my then livingroom studio.� (Moved from basement due to potential coming 1997 Winnipeg Flood.)	9151kB	1997
32	Lunch Upon Gawd	Noise	Composed with a VERY early version of Fruity Loops PC software. V1.37 I THINK.	This tune was written more or less, whilst learning how to use a Fruity Loops demo.� A very 'tongue in cheek' piece.	1968kB	1997
33	AtmosLUGic	Ambient	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq SQ80 synthesizer and multi-fx units	Mmmmmm ...... this one is a puzzle.  I barely have any memory of having recording it, except for the location in the house, when I was experimenting with a synth. patch on my modular.	3348kB	1997
34	Ivory Towers V2.16	Progressive Industrial	Written in 1996 using A.R.F. Bert & Ernie modular synthesizer; 2 x Ensoniq SQ80 synthesizer's, EPS sampler; Kawai XD5 drum synth, K5000r Additive Synthesis synth and effects. I rebuilt the tune from scratch in 2004 using Propellerheads Reason V2.5	The original 2 tunes were both written by me and uncompleted in 1996.� In 2003 working with Reason, looking back through older MIDI files of my own, I tried combining the remnanets of the 2 tunes.  Thusly they became this one.	4860kB	1996
35	Sinning On Saturday V1.20 (New version from 1996 - vocals)	Industrial	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; 2 x Ensoniq SQ80 synthesizer's, EPS sampler; Kawai XD5 drum synth and multi-fx units	I originally wrote this tune in early 1988, when I was in the band Uneven Balance.  (The 1st performing Industrial band in Winnipeg, Manitoba.)  Not having a recorded version of it with vocals, I rerecorded the tune myself in 1996.	4334kB	1996
36	Deathlehem Machine V4.00	Noise	Deathlehem Machine V4.00; various multi-fx units	This tune was done on the 4th noise machine that I'd built, using the modulating oscillator technologies.� This unit had 4 Triangle / Square wave oscillators that could modulate each other at the same time.	10260kB	1995
37	Relay #4	Noise	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq SQ80; various multi-fx units	Recorded whilst pondering the essences of anti-time	2749kB	1995
38	Mounds of Making	Noise	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; various multi-fx units.	This was the 2nd Noise piece that I'd recorded using Ernie.	11635kB	1995
39	Cyberrean	Industrial	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer and various multi-fx units	The music for this tune was written as my dark interpretation for the set of lyrics I'd been sent by my then best friend, Jim Smith.  (My online electronics mentor, since 1991.  Much learned from his kindness / guidance.   )  Jim wasn't happy with the music though as his original impression with the lyrics, were on the happier side.	5870kB	0394
40	Blinken	Industrial	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer, XD-5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This tune was written mainly, to play with the Alesis Quadraverb Plus multi-fx unit's patched, NAMED, Blinken.	4442kB	0294
41	Fur Farm	Electronic Punk	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq Mirage sampler; Korg MS-20 modular synthesizer, MS-50 modular synth. expander and various multi-fx units	I wrote this tune to protest all of the animal abuse going on in the world mainly and partially, to have a tune to use my new Ibanez Classic Metal distortion pedal in, that I'd just gotten for Xmas.	3687kB	1292
42	Assid Rain	Noise (vocals - 1st tune recorded under the Deathlehem name)	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Korg MS-20 modular synthesizer, MS-50 modular synth. expander; various multi-fx units and Joystick controllers	This tune was a recording of 3 people operating joystick controllers and or controlling knobs on my modular synths and effects units.� I burbled out a string of the most horrific lyrics that 4 of us had written one night	2796kB	1192
43	Mother	Industrial	A.R.F. Ernie modular synthesizer; Ensoniq Mirage sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer, XD-5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This period in time were fairly close to the beginnings of my dislikes the way our Mother Earth were being treated.  A very strong part of that, could have been the book Earth, that I'd read previously from David Brin .  One of my most favourte books of all time.	4206kB	0292
44	Union	Industrial	Ensoniq Mirage sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer, XD-5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	Shortly after I had been laid off from Canada Post, not being the happiest with unions and their lack of support for 'contract workers', I wrote this tune - getting my anti-union feelings across with speech samples.	4793kB	0192
45	Legitimate Government Restored (Uncompleted)	Industrial	Ensoniq Mirage sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer, XD-5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	Not being at all happy with governments around the world and all of their typical dishonesty statures, I thought I'd take a swipe at the United States government of the time. Whichever elements of my own time though, kept me from completing this tune.  When I'd imported it from tape, I only seem to as kept the little bit here, that had anything to it.	1243kB	0192
46	Get Out (Uncompleted and cropped short)	Industrial	Ensoniq Mirage sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K5m additive synthesizer, XD-5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	I haven't the slightest idea as to what influenced this tune or WHY I  only have a cropped short version of it.    It's definately NOT a completed tune, but ..... I'm posting EVERYthing anyways soooo .....	1401kB	1291
47	Misguided (Uncompleted and cropped short)	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer, Juno 106 synthesizer, R5 drum machine; Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer;; Kawai K1m synthesizer; and ART DSP128 multi-fx unit	This is the 2nd tune that I'd written with former Uneven Balance member, Alistair McKinnon.  (Where ARE you Al??    )	2714kB	1291
48	Cannibal	Industrial	Roland JX-10 synthesizer, Juno 106 synthesizer, R5 drum machine; Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; and ART DSP128 multi-fx unit	Cannibal was the 1st attempt between Alistair McKinnon and I to write an Industrial tune together.  We were both quite happy with this tune and I still like it quite a bit.	4718kB	0991
49	Late At Night	Electro-pop	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer, Juno 106 synthesizer, R5 drum machine; Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer;; Kawai K1m synthesizer; and ART DSP128 multi-fx unit	This is the 2nd tune that I'd written with Alistair McKinnon in the Electro-pop genre.  We were far happier with this one in this genre type, than we were with our first Kraftwerk imitating style tune that we named Kraftwerk.	3504kB	0991
50	Kraftwerk	Electro-pop	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer, Juno 106 synthesizer, R5 drum machine; Ensoniq EPS sampler;   ESQ-1 synthesizer; Kawai K1m synthesizer; and ART DSP128 multi-fx unit	This were Alistair's and my 1st attempt at writing a tune in the Kraftwerk style Electro-pop genre.  We weren't the happiest with it, but it WERE a start at least!	4043kB	0991
51	Aural Research Facilities V1.04	Multiple genres including: Industrial, Ambient and Electro-pop	Ensoniq EPS sampler, ESQ-1 synthesizer; Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer, Juno 106 synthesizer, R5 drum machine; and ART DSP128 multi-fx unit	Alistair and I had come up with the idea of writing a tune that would show off some of the genres in which we were able to compose together.  This we could use as our 'audio business card' to shop around with in attempt to find employment in the music industry.    Though, remember - it was Winnipeg, Manitoba - the Conservative capital of Canada.    It didn't work very well.   LOL	4240kB	0891
52	Puppy #3 (Song idea)	Industrial	Ensoniq Mirage sampler, ESQ1; Kawai 5m additive synthesis synth.; Roland R5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This was another roughly sketched out Industrial tune idea that I had.  Unfinished as I lost interest in it.	2615kB	1290
53	Puppy #2 (Song idea)	Industrial	Ensoniq ESQ1; Kawai 5m additive synthesis synth.; Roland R5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This was another roughly sketched out Industrial tune idea that I had.  Unfinished as I lost interest in it.	1251kB	0490
54	Puppy #1 (Song idea)	Industrial	Ensoniq ESQ1; Kawai 5m additive synthesis synth.; Roland R5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This was another roughly sketched out Industrial tune idea that I had.  Unfinished as I lost interest in it.	1876kB	0490
55	Rockin' Tune (Song idea)	Hard Rock	Ensoniq ESQ1; Kawai 5m additive synthesis synth.; Roland R5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This was another roughly sketched out Hard Rock tune idea that I had.  Unfinished as I lost interest in it.	2716kB	0390
56	Pop Tune	Pop	Ensoniq ESQ1; Kawai 5m additive synthesis synth.; Roland R5 drum machine and various multi-fx units	This was another roughly sketched out Pop tune idea that I had.  Unfinished as I lost interest in it.	2194kB	0290
57	Wandering Depths / Wondering Minds	Noise (1st noise tune ever recorded)	Miller WD-12; various multi-fx units; Roland SVC-350 vocoder	This piece was recorded using the Miller WD-12 synthesizer.� (It was built Without Drill; 1st attempt; 2 main� square wave oscillators. There were also 2 other square wave oscillators that could modulate the On / Off cycles of the other 2, creating Pulse Width Modulated waveforms; 4 pitch controls and 2 switches for selecting either Modulate or Oscillate.)	28872kB	1990
58	Witch Hunt	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler;  Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	Yet another Industrial tune that I started writing but for some reason - lost interest in continuing with.  That's too bad to me, as I still like how this tune started out.	1197kB	0589
59	Evolution Lyrics (Vocals)	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m additive synthesis synth.; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	I was NOT happy with world society at the time that I wrote this tune.    At the time, the worst to me seemed to be what was shown on the television and how it affected our children. There, were the area my rant were aimed at. There WILL be a sequel to this tune, entitled DE-Evolution, which I've written the lyrics for - July 2207.	4102kB	0389
60	Scared (Vocals)	Pop	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m additive synthesis synth.; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	I was NOT happy with MYSELF at this point in life and decided to write it out in lyrics as a self rant.    I didn't realize til later in life that it'd all been my own fault in the 1st place.   I learned from it eventually and still liked the tune anyways.	3316kB	0389
61	Spinning Realities (Song idea)	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m additive synthesis synth.; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	This were another tune idea in theTime Signature of 5/4, strongly inspired by the then recent hit from Dead Or Alive - "You Spin Me Round".  I lost interest in this one fairly quickly though.	1808kB	0389
62	The Seed (Vocals)	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer, JX-10 synthesizer; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m additive synthesis synth.; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	This was my first complete tune in a Time Signature OTHER than 4/4.    5/4 I thought to be an interesting Time Signature and I gave it a whack.     I STILL don't much like the tune but .....   It's still part of my music writing history.	5574kB	0289
63	No Disco	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6, JX-10; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	Alistair McKinnon and I, neither being fans of Disco from the 70's at this time, decided to write a protest tune, in that fashion.    Fun it were!!   LOL	2777kB	1088
64	Don't Tax The Dancing (Vocals missing.)	Electro-pop	Roland Jupiter 6, JX-10; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	This tune was originally written by myself and Rick Crilly in about 1983.   (Rick was the 1985 World Powerlifting Champion; currently an author in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I have a few other tunes written with him, that'll be coming up.  ) I never did find the vocal version though, when I was converting all of my tunes from cassette tapes, to CD.   Don't Tax The Dancing was written for fun, poking fun at the Government at the time.  We DID also appear on a local Winnipeg TV station show named 'Alternative Rockstand', as the band "Members of Parliament".	3092kB	0688
65	Generic Love Song (Vocals missing)	Contemporary rock	Roland Jupiter 6, JX-10; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	At the time that I wrote this tune, I was tired of hearing the love songs that everyone was putting out, usually finding them to be similar to a Harlequin Romance novel or something of that type. The lyrics I wrote spoke of a chap 'looking for love'. In finding none, off he went to a robot-lover shop, buying the cheapest model he could. To cut the story short - to his lament, when he awoke the following morning, the robot had passed away, due to rust. I don't have the vocal version, though I may redo it later.	4392kB	0588
66	Thick / Skulled Vocals	Industrial	Roland Jupiter 6, JX-10; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	Having seen way too many Tele-vangelists on the TV for many years, I finally decided to vent my hostilities in a tune.  This deep and tearing rant rips into those bastards who continually preyed on the gullible within our TV societies.	5605kB	0488
67	Fashions V2.00 with vocals	Electro-pop	Roland JX-10, Jupiter 6; Ensoniq EPS and Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb.	I thought it were time to update this lil' tune that I considered a 'Classic of my own!' ROFL!  I was STILL tired of rock'n'roll bands prancing about and all of the stardom with their guitars. LOL	4015kB	0488
68	49	Progressive Rock	Roland Jupiter 6, JX-10; Ensoniq EPS sampler; Kawai K1m synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine, MIDIverb	This was my very first tune that I recall writing, with more than 1 time signature.  The Intro and verses in it are in the 4/4 Time Signature (a count of 1, 2, 3, 4 - as per normal) and the Chorus is in 9/4 (a count of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)    Over the years since, I've enjoy kreating tunes entirely in another Time Signature or were mixtures of different ones.	4095kB	0288
69	Travellers - J.T.T.C. #20 (Vocals)	Electro-pop	Casio CZ-101 Phase Distortion Synthesis synth.; Korg Poly 800 synthesizer; Yamaha DX-21 FM synthesis synth.	This is one of the ONLY 2 tunes that I have archived, on which I had used the Casio CZ-101 synthesizer on.    I wish I still had one.   In this tune, I used it for the drum sounds and bassline.  A wonderful machine capable of 4 mono sounds at once!	3938kB	1287
70	Grunt V2.00	Electro-pop	Ensoniq Mirage sampler;  Korg Poly 800 synthesizer; Yamaha DX27 FM Synthesis synth; Alesis HR-16 drum machine and MIDIverb	My band at the time and I, decided to do a newer version of this tune that I'd written with Rick Crilly and other friends Gary Ribbeneck and Greg Munn, back in 1986.	3423kB
71	Television	Industrial	Ensoniq Mirage sampler; Casio CZ-101 Phase Distortion Synthesis synth.; Korg Poly 800 synthesizer; Roland TR-707 drum machine and MIDIverb	In playing around my 4 track cassette recorder, taping things from TV, I thought I'd include some of it into a tune.  (Also done with the other song Happy Catastrophe.)  This one were more for the fun than anything.  Surprisingly it went over very well with friends!	3434kB	0787
72	Grunt V1.00	Electro-pop	Roland System 100m modular synthesizer, TR-707 drum machine; Yamaha DX-21 FM synthesis synth.; Korg Poly 800 synthesizer; Bass guitar  and MIDIverb	A few friends were over at my place to jam one night and we wrote this tune together.   Rick Crilly - Korg Poly 800 synthesizer Gary Ribbenck - Yamaha DX-21 FM synthesis synthesizer Greg Munn - bass guitar Myself - Roland  System 100m modular synthesizer	3601kB	1086
73	Whipping The Nun Lyrics (Vocals )	Industrial My 1st Industrial tune ever.	Ensoniq