Why, yes, it does in fact make my brown eyes blue.

Around ten years ago, Bill Roper wanted to put some of the best songs from my first two tapes on CD. I said sure, with a few exceptions. This is the biggest.

I wanted a studio version of this song, and I was going to do it for Debasement Tapes. Well, yeah. Things happen. But I always knew that when I was finally in a position to start really ( Read more... )

Audio from last night at Cap. With John "Ol' Chumbucket" Baur and Mark "Cap'n Slappy" Summers. The Pirate Guys.

My life is so cool.

(kightp, I tried to e-mail this link to you, and it bounced from at least one address. Would you mind sending me a good 'un? Thanks.)

hms42 found a fan video created by Dragonkat for Last Exile using "I'm On Firefly". :) I don't know any of the characters, but most seem to match up just fine, and the editing is great.

No, not Herbert West, although that's finally coming. No, I just redid "O Yog Sothoth". If you want to compare, the first version I recorded is still here.

iTom 4.0 is live. And, I tweaked the mix of "Wiki Pirates" (just the very, very end, where I wasn't happy with the way the vocals blended) and recorded some new vocals on the choruses and finale of "Hope Eyrie", so you can get new free versions of those if you like.

Career goal evolution.

And later this evening... the collected iTom 4.0 :)

Thanks, gang.

Bob Ross lives.

Not.

An old one, actually. I finally got a good live recording of this one, and it certainly is a modern mythology.

They don't call me The World's Fastest Filker for nothin', beeyotch. Thanks to hanabishirecca for the name.

Serious question: I'm thinking of changing the title of iTom 4.0 from May I Help You, Myth? to Smith and Legend. It's become a somewhat more personal album, and the last few songs will reflect that even more. Thoughts?