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1. Sing It Out (lo-fi garage punk)
2. I Can Testify (lo-fi garage punk)
3. Le Miserable (lo-fi garage folk)
4. I’ll Never Know (lo-fi garage punk)

My first attempt at getting my songs out, from 1982. You can stream the songs and read the whole story of its making at Not Silent. I added a digital booklet to the four song files, although the scan quality of the front and back covers was abysmal. I’ll rescan them sometime.

(.zip/11.9MB)

1. Donde Esta Tu Biblia? (new wave, ska)
2. Donde Dios Me Tenga (pop punk)
3. En El Mundo (new wave)
4. Vida Loca Vida Poca (grunge)

This is a project that my friend Al Valdes (my King James collaborator) and I recorded back in August of 1999 with our spouses as extra vocalists. It’s also the first and only time we recorded on something better than a Portastudio. Most of the tunes are Al’s (he paid for the studio). These four songs are the only ones released so far, and we didn’t get to that until 2004. We have four more in the can, plus a few Portastudio demos that I’m going to try to convince Al to let me put out as a full-length project.

(.zip/19.8MB)

• Enraged
• Tony Montana
• New York Hate Of Mind
• Sick To Myself

2002 “virtual EP” representing my first recordings since 1998. Some rapcore, some reggaeton-core, some hardcore. Stream it and read up on its creation here.

(.zip/20MB)

• In The Presence Of My Love
• That Was My Love
• Baby’s Eyes
• Not My Enemy

My 2003 virtual release documenting my initial non-extreme experiments on ProTools Free. Electric guitar-driven pop all the way with touches of Caribbean and dance and jazz and grunge.

(.zip/53 MB)

1. Don’t Wanna Be No Gumby
2. Mission To Mexico
3. Johnny’s In A Cult
4. Peabody Went To High School
5. Movies About Jesus
6. Last Of The Nubs
7. The Monastery

All the original wacky hijinks, ripped and noise-reduced from the original 1987 cassette master with digital booklet including all original artwork and actual photos of the two guilty parties.

Musical styles in order of appearance are punk, reggae with a touch of mariachi, old school hardcore when it wasn’t old school with a touch of eastern dissonance, 70s style funk, classic rock when it wasn’t classic drenched in Neil Young guitar strangulation, country with a touch of spoken word, and Gregorian chant with no detectable intelligible actual words.

Big download, worth every meg.

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Released in 2007. Three mixes of my cover of the Ciro Diaz-composed Porno Para Ricardo ballad “23.” More on Cuba’s favorite dissident punks at my blog. Stream song previews from their upcoming new record “The Red Album” here.

The grand return of Loogie Soup, home for the holidays. Pop punk.
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New Frank’s Enemy track. Old-school hardcore a la Raw Power. Cover of the classic Ciro Diaz Penedo-composed track by Porno Para Ricardo.

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New Frank’s Enemy track. 44 seconds of grindcore fun. Read about it at Not Silent.

(.zip/1.94MB)

Somber and intense Polish folk music with a Cuban (and rock) edge from Ciro of anti-Castro Cuban punk rockers Porno Para Ricardo in a full-length .rar file (81.6 MB) with artwork and documentation  (in espani). Get it here.