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Alex Simko
- the ass of the operation
Alex Simko
- the ass of the operation
» genre:
Alternative >
Experimental
» location:
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» label: Fuc King Records
» for fans of: Well, I wouldn't want to exclude anyone or pigeonhole myself, now would I?
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A third (and perhaps final) rendition.
The kids listen to the rap music; they don't know what the JAZZ is all ABOUT!!!!!!
A holiday song
My take on world music?
This might not be the greatest version, but I figured I'd give it a shot.
The title track from the CD I just threw together...er, finished.
A(n) ho(no)riffic question.
Stuff sucks.
If you need a song description to figure out what this one's all about, you've got some serious educational problems.
Another five-minute concoction.
A song honoring the Day of Evil.
Some hot beats combined with the illest rhymes this side of the Endicott-Johnson railroad tracks. Not to be confused with Diddy - I'm still down with the P (huhuhuh).
Another random improv experiment.
An angry diatribe thinly veiled as pop art
The studio version!!! Featuring the drum styling of Mr. Nick Jesenof, who previously starred on the set from Lexstock VI!!!
My homage to King Crimson's 'Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With' EP.
...and boy was my d***k exhausted!
A song that should never have come to fruition.
OHHHHHHHHHHH sh** !!!!!!!!!
Piano rendition of the song.
Studio demo from the forthcoming CD.
Another favorable improv.
A song I improvised and threw together in about 10 minutes.
A song that I improvised on my horribly out of tune guitar.