Skäggkast! ver 2

The fellas over at Skäggkast! asked me to crank out a new version of their intro and I can't believe how well it turned out and I love that Eric and the guys dig it.  I highly recommend episode 50 as they discuss some classic television theme songs, and even if you don't speak the language, you could enjoy it quite a bit.  The episode opens with the original theme and after a few minutes they play the new one..

The Farmer and the Ale

This weeks episode of The Farmer and the Ale features my latest effort in podcast intros.  It's a take on the classic Farmer in the Dell tune as if it were a sitcom/game show theme from the 80's.   Although not the strangest request I've ever gotten it did give me one of those classic "oh shit, how the hell am I going to do this?!" moments.  But after spending a day listening to some classic show theme's from the era I was able to dial in pretty quickly and put something together that the guys liked quite a bit.

I can't believe how well this one turned out, the only downside is that I still have the theme to Family Ties stuck in my head.

Skäggkast!

Did a theme song for a Swedish comedy podcast called Skäggkast! which I am told roughly translates to BeardCast! The guys talk about me at the 54 minute mark in English.Working with Eric (aka @Beardworks) on this intro was some of the most fun I've had making music in a while. 

The Big Comic Page

The guys over at The Big Comic Page have started using an extended version of the "Weak Force" as intro music for their Big Comicast pod.  Their page is a most excellent hub for all your comic news needs.  That and they're really good guys.  Check em out.

Going Postal

It's impossible for me to let some things go... This is one of those cases.

   Going Postal by Remedial M-Theory

Going Postal is an expanded version of a track that was originally a cue I made for the TESD Puppet Theater movie. There is nothing wrong with the original, I love it. But sometimes these things won't let go of me and this one came at me from several directions. Started out with the drums and then spent several days on an organ part to go with the bass but I always knew that there was going to be some guitar, I just didn't know how that was going to fit in. The last thing I did was jettison the organ part, just wasn't working and didn't feel like it fit with the rest of everything I was putting together.

And damn... if I don't love the way it ended up.

Remedial M-Theory Numbers Station

a video and song featuring the creepy kids from the Overkill days.