- Staten
Island Rocker
First
new song I wrote after 13 year hiatus. Each verse is about a different
local rocker guy—none of whom did I actually know at the time,
but each made some sort of impression on Randy from afar and ended
up in this song.
- Parade
This
is an old song recorded by The Green Scene in 1981 or thereabouts.
- Pie
Chart
This
song started with a little melody I was humming while walking home
from the bank. The lyrics are kind of just me whining about not
having enough time, but I like the pie chart bit and all the percentages
add up.
- Expiration
Date
Part
of the melody of this song reminded me of Velvet's "Who Loves
the Sun" but no one else seems to hear this.
- One
Little Shove
First
verse of this song (words and melody together) came to me while
backing the car out of the driveway.
- Marginal
Existence
Song
was written in 2006, based on Debby’s
often stated desire to not wind up living over a liquor
store! (See: related
JD King illustration) This nostaligic animation about Allen
Street—(where we used to live over a liquor store)—is
by son, Rob.
- Moving
Target
This
song has become an unwieldy pop production number, and I know I'm
over-reaching... but there's still something I like about it.
- Girls
Break Up
Song
written by me & Josh Weisberg
- Pop
Top Ring
Another
song written by me & Josh Weisberg