With the help of multi-track software like Cool Edit Pro and drum machines like Hotstepper, I've been recording music for a couple years now. I'm no guitar master or anything, I just love to play guitar and have fun recording music. I figured I'd put some of my music on this site for shits-n-giggles, but I'll admit none of the music is really radio worthy. Hell I don't even have  lyrics in most of these songs, but never-the-less here we go.

All these songs are in MP3 format, so you'll need a program like WinAMP to play them. I'd also appreciate any thoughts you have on these songs, just click the contact link at the left. If you hate them, feel free to swear all you want. If you like them, thats cool too ;) And yeah, all this music is my property bitches. Besides, I would question the mental health of anyone wanting to steal these songs.

CpuJunky - Boom Da (feat. Korn).mp3
This is probably the best song I've created, but that ain't saying much. I basically took a couple vocal samples from Jonathan Davis of Korn and overlapped it with a drum machine, me on guitar, and me on keyboard. I think I did a good job with the beat and the guitar delay, but I should have added another guitar track, oh well. The song is called "Boom Da" because that's about the only lyrics in the song ;)

CpuJunky - Pissdrunk (remix feat. Mike).mp3
One night a friend I were drunk (a rare occurrence of course), and we somehow managed to turn on my computer and record some gibberish. You can here that recording here. A few weeks later I got bored so I decided to "remix" it. I just took 2 separate drum loops and overlapped it with some choice samples from the original recording and added guitar. I was using my old Tech21 pedal and a bunch of adapters, so the quality isn't that great. It was my attempt to make a stupid and funny recording, musical . It was also my first real attempt at taking samples from other recordings.

CpuJunky - 1.mp3
This was one of my earlier, and most successful, uses of a drum machine. I think I did a good job with the beat, and the guitar overlapping (albeit a bit off key in some parts). I think I used purely software effects in this one, no pedals.

CpuJunky - 2.mp3
This song was actually created with pretty high fidelity because I recorded it when I first got my VGS50 pedal and realized I could make metal sounding music without the unwanted noise. I also attempted to play a solo in this song and it turned out ok I suppose. You'll also notice the crowd cheering in the background at certain points. If I can't play in front of a real crowd, I might as well create one ;)

CpuJunky - 3.mp3
Now here is some serious distortion. Of course its not the good kind of metal distortion, its the kind you get when your input levels are way too high and everything distorts. I really like the beat I created in this song, but I lost the file sometime later so this is the only remembrance I have of it. Its like some kind of tribal drum beat on crack. I could probably recreate it with enough time, but I don't have the patience to create something I've already done.

CpuJunky - 4.mp3
I think this was the second song I ever recorded, so its not very high quality. I was still using that damn Tech21 pedal and adapters, so its rather noisy. I used a sample of some dude giving a speech or something, and just looped it. I also used a drum loop that is very popular and was used in a Led Zeppelin song. A friend and I decided this should be called the Gnome Song because you just picture a bunch of Gnomes dancing in a circle to this ;)