Andrew Davis blesses us with an 8-bit Sad Toaster remix!

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So various tunes of mine are now officially available through iTunes, Amazon, thesixtyone and other places. Yay digital distribution!

Jun of Viralogy interviewed me the other day.

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Ghostface Kilobyte just posted a wicked cover of NEVER BEEN IN LOVE.

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I’m on Twitter now.

Mark Hurst has just posted a video of my GEL talk from a couple years ago - thanks Mark!

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I’ve downloaded a number of your songs and found many to be funny and entertaining. But this song… this song made on a silly request turned into something more, something that is lacking from pop music of the day, it is just amazing. So, I am serious about paying you to finish the song. It deserves to be finished. Someone has to do it.

My feeling is that you should not re-record the first part, but end the piano quicker after “moved on”. After a short pause, the song should start with the first drum hit (yeah… percussion) and guitar note all at the same time, with the same music that is currently at 16 seconds, plus added instruments.

you made a song in which the letter e isnt used. now can you make a song in which a isnt used?

Here are the lyrics - every letter except A, you can check!

live this lonely life
missing you, my wife
how did i get here

it’s blistering cold
with no one here to hold
we loved so much
i miss your quiet touch

even with locks of your red mop
some photos, some cursive-filled sheets
your clothes still hung up in the closet
but nobody here next to me

i’m missing the first letter you ever wrote me
it’s not just some blown-in-the-breeze kind of note
the gentle beginning of everything, oh
see, i’m missing the first letter

live this lonely life
missing you, my wife
how did i get here
how did i get here

i think you should make a song about see-through grumpy unicorns.

drugs are bad

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I like the sort of parody way you went about the “Be Bjork” song and I’d like to see you try to do it with Trent Reznor.