Earlier I posted on a forum asking for song ideas. A certain rockinrobby gave me this:

Here’s an idea for you, “I can’t get over you till you get out from under him” Probably a country hit…

So here it is, a country hit called “I can’t get over you (Until you get out from under him).” I realized I don’t know much about country other than it’s mostly just pop-music with a twang nowadays, right? I love writing pop songs! So I sang with a twang, used a slide, and did that root-fifth bass strumming thing on my acoustic guitar. Halfway through, I decided I wanted to do some dub reggae stuff, too.

Can’t Get Over You (Until You Get Out from Under Him)

If you want to suggest something but aren’t signed up for this particular forum, anybody can leave a comment on this blog or drop me an email.

Bring them.

Amber Lamps

I don’t think the circumstances were exactly what I thought they were when I wrote this, which is not to say that I think either guy was in the right.

(I found the image here.)

Earlier I solicited the internet for song ideas. The only one I got was “Elephants Get Wasted Downtown (The Canal)”.

So here it is: Elephants Get Wasted Downtown (The Canal).

Elephants Get Wasted Downtown (The Canal)

Thank you Melissa for singing one of the drinking elephant parts.

Also, this is the first song I’ve recorded in which I’ve used my Korg DS-10 (Nintendo DS).

The Wendigo is a terrifying monster, and this is my first time using a slide.

Oh! No! Wendigo!

Laptop speakers are convenient, but if those are your main music-listening speakers, you’re really short-changing yourself. Plug in some decent speakers or a pair of headphones.

Enjoy The Assbutts LOUD and in STEREO.

Weed and Headphones

The title of this one is something a friend of mine said a number of years ago.

Every Day is a Piece of Shit

I felt like doing a cover today. I couldn’t decide which of these songs I wanted to do, so I stuck them together.

These songs come from Clouds Taste Metallic by The Flaming Lips.

Bad Days / Evil Will Prevail

I made this song this morning. I brought the guitars back. I think I prefer it this way. Also: that G-funk synthesizer sound, like you heard in all your favorite early 90’s gangsta rap. I love that sound so much.

Also, thank you, Deylan, for the TotalFark.

He’s Alright