º Not that anyone asked for or wanted this but I have put together a 3 cd set collection of my music and radio bits. Included are tunes that go back to 1980! Some of these tunes got airplay, some I just use to annoy occassional houseguests. Now you can be audio-offended without ever setting foot in my house, think of the saved air-fare.

º Over the years I have been fortune enough to have been guided by some fabulous talents:

- Bughouse was Bob Cornelison on drums, Tony Young on bass/vocals, Ray 'Ha-Ha' Hanna on keys/vocals and me as Eddy, Lunch, Arty Lunch and Curtis(Coitus) Lee Zaaxe on guitars/vocals/keys.

- The High Wire Radio Chior was Kevin Aspell, Doug Ferrari and Ray Hanna.

- Eddy Lunch and the Luncheonette's were Tony Young, Bobby C. and various guests and fill ins. While playing Eddy Lunch I became disgusted by his (my) ego dramatics, as he (I) got some airplay and more groupies. I decided his identical twin, Arty was a much more desirable character to play even though he was merely borderline talented ... So I had Eddy killed, since we were identical twins I fronted the band as Eddy. Pop culture being fickled, the crowds stop coming and now Arty remains a 'never was.'

- Sound as a Weapon Studio Orchestra was Tony Young and myself, yes sometimes the orchestra was just me as Tony often had better paying gigs. Guests included: Andy Doerschuck, Robbie (Noddin' Out)Hoddinot, Joe Mac, Norman Salant, Dale Wright, Bobby C., Dan Miller, John Blakely, D.C. Duncan, Jimmy Carl Black.

º As I became harder and harder to work with live, no less being in the studio, sending tapes in the mail to complete became a better bet. Now living on Isle de Galvez, Mejico Norte (Galveston, TX) I have settled in and record in my home.

º You can simply purchase any one CD for $15 plus $7.50 s&h or get the entire trilogy for just $25 ... Island Fringe Network, P.O. Box 2404 Galveston, TX 77551

1- 'The Landing' Intro music for the I.F. Net. radio broadcasts.
2-'Too Much Fun' is Eddy Lunch and the Lucheonettes, Bughouse's 1st and only radio hit.
3- 'U.R.M. Healthcare' Cost saving tips, music by Pots & Pans
4- 'Baseball' A Bughouse dining room rehearsal w/ guests, Robbie Hoddenot and Dan Miller. The begining of Sound as a Weapon Studio Orchestra.
5- Live 'The Weather/Salivate and Shake' medley, Bughouse featuring Joe McNamara on guitar.
6- 'Long Distance' w/ a Static BG 'music.'
7- 'Big Bellied Woman' Live High Wire Radio Choir. A perosnal career hightlight, I replaced Amos Garrett as the music behind the comedy with this troupe.
8- 'sonic warning: B.M.Brown (218k)' music by David Linderman
9- 'Have It Your Way' recorded at Duncan Studio by John Blakely w/ JB on drums and bass. One of many anti-love songs.
10- '$1,000,000' Tricky Dick
11- "Playin'That Stiff" The last disco session held in Iran before the Aytolla. Alvin was detained at the border, Bughouse carried the load. I still have a rejection letter for this rcording from Dr. Demento.
12- 'Summer Sabbatical' I.F. community message, music by Rollo Smith.
13- 'Munsterous' The Bug Boys. Ahhh, analog voltage control filters.
14- 'Smoking Death' music by Rollo Smith.
15- "Workin' for You" I am a bit blank on this one. I more recall the 'electric' rehearsal the night before, that is Robbie Hodenott on the screamin' Tele.
16- 'Sociopathic Interpeters Update' music by Tony Young.
17- 'March of Loose Change' Sound as a Weapon Studio Orchestra.
18- 'I.F. Net. mail - Shopping' music by Pots & Pans
19- 'Phone Booth Blues' recorded by Tony Young who also plays bass and drums on this ditty. Proudly, when I played this recording for my mother, she welled up with tears ... Think it was the meter?
20- 'Ads for I.F.Net' my droppings w/featured voice over: Olivia Young.
21- 'When You're Ready' A Tommy Goodman tune recorded at San Francisco's College of Recording Arts. Featured; Tommy on piano and vocals, Joe Mac on guitar, Tony Young on rythm guitar, Dale on bass, Andy 'Waldo, the Squid' Doerschuck on drums and me on acoustic slide.
22- 'da Dolt' another exercise in futility. BC on drums, Tony Young on bass, Robbie Hoddenott and me on guitars.
23- 'Funk/Sleep' Dennis and Tony Young on basses, a mini Casio and me.
24- 'Hey, F.U.' Bughouse live at the Holy City Zoo as the world's 1st acoustic punk band. This is Tony's dig at his bass hero's 'Silly Love Songs.'
25- 'Ritchie Speck' Tony Young and Jimmy Carl Black join me in the touching ode.
26- ' PotLuck (161k)' Good news from The Church of Sociopathic Interpeters of Revelations. Music by David Linderman.
27- 'da Durge' A moody minor slide guitar blah, blah, blah.

01- 'The Landing' Into music for the I.F. Net. radio broadcasts. Featured voice: Jennette Ulrich as Maria Dalvi.
02- 'Dr. Nick (801k)' recorded at Duncan Studio by John Blakely w/ JB on drums and bass, Joe McNamara on guitar. I hear this still gets airplay on KUSF on Elvis' birth and death days.
03- 'ArtKit (265k)' Product placement.
04- 'Baseball' w/ vocals, Bughouse w/ featured artists, Joe McNamara, Normal Salant, Dale Wright, The Buggettes and the voice of 'Big Boy' Doug Ferrari.
05- 'Phone Booth Blues, intrumental verison' recorded by Tony Young who also plays bass and drums on this ditty. Go ahead, sing along.
06- 'P.I.M.P.' I.F.Net. job opportunity. That's gotta be Delbert Snook on guitar.
07- 'Playland (an Ode to Chickin' Hawkins)' Recorded by John Blakely, he also plays some synth pooh and BG moans.
08- '9 Lives' A U.R.M. update. J.C. Black, Tony Young and me in the BG.
09- 'Jones, Jones' Radio theme music written and recorded for Richard 'Bonemeal Winghead' Jones. Can ya listen to the whole thing?
10- '(You Make Love Just Like Yer Talkin' Bout ...)The Weather' Near lost studio Bughouse recording circa 1980.
11- 'Dr. Rx (204k)' U.R.M. pharmacuedical pandering.
12- 'Metal's On' recorded at Duncan Studio by John Blakely w/ JB on drums and bass, Joe McNamara on guitar, Scott McNamara on flash guitar.
13- 'Ad for I.F.Net' my droppings w/featured voice over: Richard 'Bonemeal Winghead' Jones.
14- 'Baby Boo' a 1984 lullaby for my precious Marley Anne, recoded by John Blakely at Duncan Studio.
15- '9 Lives (212k)' A U.R.M. update, Rollo Smith in the BG.
16- 'J.L.' Radio theme music written and recorded for John 'Johnny Lightning' Luria, my alltime favorite REAL pirate radio pioneer. Can ya take the whole thing in one sitting?
17- 'Greenbag' I.F. Net. ad, BG music by R.C.
18- 'Junior Out Takes' abortive and live droppings. Tony and Dennis Young cracked me up making a studio version in West Texas impossible. Live clips from Bughouse in Cotati, CA and Jimmy Carl Black's Black and the Blues w/ Tony Young on bass and vocals.
19- 'Manic Maria' Bughouse doing 'Betty Wang' in the BG as Jeanette Ulrich begs yer indulgence.
20- 560-KLVI' Radio theme music written and recorded for Al Caldwell. He always said he loved the Beatle years with Billy Preston and Les Paul's music, why he never used this recording leaves me miffed.
21- 'Gruntz (236k)' A lot easier than Fonix.
22- 'Sound as a Weapon (692k)' A writing collaboration with Tony Young. Recorded over 8 years in SanteFe, NM by Tony, then finished in John Blakely's studio in San Francisco. The fabulous D.C. Duncan on drums, Tony on bass, and John Blakely breaking light bulbs and helping me on BG vocals.
23- 'Child Abuse' Monkey Boy News, os ahead of its time. Music by Rollo Smith.
24- 'Not so Delicate Flower March' ... More digital drum droppings
25- 'News to Me' Musical news intro.
26- 'Recipe for a Story' I.F. Net's test kitchen's secret sauce, BG music by David Linderman.
27- "Yous'ta Tell Me" Early 47th Street recording. Yup, that's me doing the BG vocals too.

01- 'The Landing' Into music for the I.F. Net. radio broadcasts. Featured voice over: Ricard Jones.
02- "I am In the Mood For Love 904k" Yup, the classic! A duet with David W. Mitchell.
03- 'The World's Oldest Boy' announcement ... My longest working relationship, me doing a recorded intro for my fave performer.
04- 'Cowboy II, the Relentless' Early 47th Street recording. Yup, that's me doing the BG vocals too.
05- 'Hurry, Hurry, Hurry'
06- 'Ears Flaps' Discordant pooh-pooh recorded for I.F.Net. sign-offs.
07- 'Search and Seizure' F.U.T.V. promo. David Linderman in the BG.
08- 'This Train' ... Woody! Hope he's not turning over.
09- 'Assline' ... More digital drum droppings, short for 'Assembly Line.'
10- 'More Bad Jazz' This was on my HD, I don't really recall when or why I recorded this piece.
11- 'Student Registration' A U.R.M. student news update. David Linderman in the BG.
12- 'Pleasure or Pain (978k)' A tribute to Betty Page, early 47th Street recording. Yup, that's me doing the BG vocals too.
13- 'March of the Not So Delicate Flowers' again ... droppings.
14- 'Fireball Mail' Roger Kobus chugs along on this railroad classic.
15- 'Precious Time' An audio portrait by Jill Danner.
16- 'Ads for I.F.Net' my droppings w/featured voice: Jennette Ulrich as Maria Dalvi.
17- 'Sunrise in the Sleeper (1.5mb)' ... Background music for a short film, awakening in a sleeper car as the sunrise steams in the window, that has yet to be made.
18- 'Nothing' the voice of Jennette Ulrich.
19- 'Save Me from Myself' Mike Allen's tune, he had me do the 12 bar guitar solo.
20- 'Univ. of Regressive Medicine' Pharoh Sanders in the BG.
21- 'Morning Rain' A digital rocking chair is the 'backbeat' for some so-so jazz.
22- 'See It?' A collaboration w/ Wendy Aldwyn, seen the movie? QuickTilme users can find this on the CD ... maybe.
23- 'Fright Train' Frightening butchery of 'Freight Train.'
24- 'Time Travel, part 1'
25- 'Merry Krishna' The reitrees in Baco Raton, FL sang along with the Aliens as they landed, mistakenly missing St. Peter's Square in Russia on 10/4/00. The song went well but it really messed up the election results.
26- 'Time Travel, part II' I.F. Net call in show, continued.
27- 'All of Me 647k' Another classic sung by David Mitchell with Joe Sewell on keyboards.

º You can simply purchase any one CD for $15 plus $7.50 s&h or get the entire trilogy for just $25 ... Island Fringe Network, P.O. Box 2404 Galveston, TX 77551