The third time we all got together to make stuff, the idea of band of TV Host Vampires brought out three songs. This was the second one written, the imaginary band's (The Count Floyd) imaginary intro.

A dance for the dedicated agricultural workers of America and for small children, running through grocery stores everywhere.

A meditation on a jukebox dub favorite transforms into a high-dive jump into the deep end of guiltatorium. Guess that's way more accurate than the dick joke we were going to make.

Due to some boring technical nonsense, we lost all of your nice comments on our music. This could not be avoided. Please know that your kind words and encouragement mean a great deal to us.

Everything should be back to normal now, and we will resume sharing music, photos and stories with you.

New Real People

From the second time we all got together to make songs in the luxurious basement. Recorded by pressing the record button on the Califone, when things started happening.

The B-side to "Tarzana Nights" features a different mix of DEMONSTRATION's "So Tired of Showing." It's "all skate" in the carnival of the damned.

Our first single. 45 RPM digital fantasy island. This release is a tip of the hat and a wink of the elbow to Gil Thorpe's "Rock and Roll Carole King," Gail Martin.

Our tribute to a single panel in a Gil Thorpe comic can be previewed here and purchased at eMusic, iTunes, Amazon, IndieStore, etc.

Hike up your pants and SURGE!