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Well, here they are, three early "songs" from the band
that would eventually become Two Bad Neighbors. If you find
the songs childish, offensive and unclever, who the hell are you
to judge me? I was new at songwriting, okay? Damn, lay off.
Once you're done here, be sure you head over (or back to) the
Two Bad Neighbors page.
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| This song was born of an almost accidental, clever little rhyme I came up with while riding in the car with two friends. They nearly pissed themselves laughing, so I decided to expand "Nazi Yahtzee" into a song. I guess the idea was that it was a board game commercial aimed at Hitler Youth in Nazi Germany, almost like a commercial you'd see on SNL or something, only far less clever (or more depending on the season). I was told that a friend of mine sang this song at a talent show while she was at Governor's School. I can only imagine the spectacle. |
CD: Nazi Yahtzee
Label: MP3.com
Credits: Shawn Hambright-guitar, vocals | Logan Byam-piano, drums | Chad Loser-bass |
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| This primitive expression of post-modernist punk rock poses the intriguing question: Aren't we all looking for a girl who's drop dead gorgeous,and willing to take ANYONE? This was one of the first recordings I made with a 4-track, and one of the songs that convinced a handful of people that it would not be too shameful to play with me on a recording. It was almost beginning to become a trend in my songs to have chicks turn out to be dudes for cheap laughs, but I quickly outgrew that. Check out the incessant, unchanging "Pop Rock" preset beat from my keyboard. |
Label: Edit/Undo Records
Credits: Shawn Hambright-vocals, guitar, keyboard |
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| This completely gratuitous in-joke of a song came about because of a small plastic toy cow found in a friend's room. She or I (quite possibly both of us) began making the tiny bovine figurine dance on our rump.... And the rest...is HISTORY! |
Label: Edit/Undo Records
Credits: Shawn-vocals,keyboard |
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