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Just a quick piece done for the Jolly Rodger project. Hopefully time will allow me to complete the project. |
Credits: PsySpyder: All Music and Instruments |
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This is another song from the Jolly Rodger project. I wish I could say I did it all, but Brian "themetalman" Isenor insipred the whole thing with his guitars and drums. You might find it a bit rough. But it is nice, and it is unlikely that it will ever get smoothed out from here, but I thought it was worth a listen. |
Credits: Psyspyder: Lyrics/Melody/Vocals/Bass Guitar Brian "themetalman" Isenor: All Guitars/Drums PinkNoyz: Female Vox |
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This is a song I did on another internet project with musicians from all over the world called "Gallow's Pole". I would love to see more work done in this project, but the future looks grim. It did pretty well. In fact, it was featured as Garageband.com's "Track of the Day" a while back. I think this project had a lot of potential, and hopefully, someday, the other players will agree. But until otherwise, this is it. |
Credits: Psyspyder (USA) - Guitars & Bass, Bombstar (Canada) - Vocals, Mix Master Mark (USA) - Drum Loops, Xiabram (Belgium) - Korg Triton Synthesizer, Margot-Du-Bois (England) - Backing Vocals, Treat Reason (USA) - Lead Guitar, Universal Freedom & Steve Ledet (Canada&USA) - Percussion, Mixed by Steve Ledet (USA) |
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This I wrote about a serial killer. It was inspired once again by the guitar stylings of Brian "themetalman" Isenor. It wasn't ever involved in any other projects, so I just put it here. Special thanks goes to Steve Pierce for the bass playing and the mix. Many songs go undone on Rocket until someone like Steve comes along and mixes it down. Cheers!
I have done 90% of the art work on this page. I am looking for ideas and submissions for the jpeg for this song. Please contact me if you have any ideas.
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Credits: PsySpyder - lyrics, melody, all male voices/vox, Metallic guitar in bridge Brian Isenor - Rythym Guitar and Drums Willhelm - Hammond Keys Steve Pierce - Bass, Mix Tomben - Guitar Solo Margot-Du-Bois - Female Vox |
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Once apon a time, Rocket Network was down for a week. I got bored, so I did a song completely by myself. Its about struggling with working in todays modern corporate society where enough is never enough. If you are good, your only reward is to get to work harder than everyone else.
I can only hope this song will help inspire change. |
Credits: PsySpyder: Everything |
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By popular demand, this is the original mix of Take Me There. Its the way we heard it while we were recording it. The tracks were compressed at the time, so it doesn't have the fidelity of Mix #2, but it is more sexy and alive in some people's eyes |
Credits: Same as Mix #2, but its before Steve Ledet got involved |
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