This is a little something I knocked up in my humble abode. Using Fruity Loops 3 one evening, I decided it was high time to get an oscillator and make it do my bidding. I spent from 6pm to around the 8pm mark manipulating the oscillator to my liking and then arranging it into some sort of audible mesh of drums and stuff. This is what I done:

Terrance shows us what he's made of in a bid to oust Billy Batts from his perch. Don't send him to prison, it's too easy for him:

This was posted on my actual official blog a few weeks ago, but it's so enjoyable that I decided to put on here to catalogue the struggle of Gang Of Clowns in this work-a-day world. I do trust that you will ingest this as if it were a tasty morsel of food. And if the inevitable should happen (i.e. you have a poo and pass the morsel of food through your bowels) then I wish you the very best in your efforts.

Yet another remix performed by me for you. This is getting silly now, isn't it? "Make an original tune!" I hear you cry. Well I will be making some in the near future, so you can rest your tired head until then.

Listen your fucking socks off:

In an effort to break in to the world of composing music for old 8-bit video game consoles, I have come up trumps with this offering. It's called "Work In Progress" because I always intended on adding to it, and the name just stuck. If you want to refer to it by a different name then please call it whatever you wish. I call it "inspired", no matter what day of the week it is.

Made this one yesterday. I am very happy with it, in fact I listened to it on rather a hefty volume last night. I found this an enjoyable experience of plenty:

It is at this point that you will find another reworking of a Mad Stamper (AKA Steven Paul Allen) piece originally entitled "Jimbo And His Jetset". I am particularly fond of the musical "Yo!" that occurs oftentimes at the beginning of the track.

Please find attached the requested audio file "Bingo Gammy Returns". This is a re-working of an original tune by Steven Paul Allen of Mad Stamper fame and glory. Please feel free to listen and enjoy.

Here is the second collaboratory track between Gang Of Clowns and Mad Stamper. It goes by the name of "The Muted Fortress Of Fenwick", and is an homage to the winning ways of our kid, Perry Fenwick. Without him this song would not have been possible. And also without the expertise of myself and Steven Paul Allen.

Here is the first ever collaboration between Gang Of Clowns (myself) and Mad Stamper (Steven Paul Allen). Behold: Gang Of Clowns vs. Mad Stamper.

This one is called "Somewhere Oboe The Rainbow" and we hope you like it. It features Ben Kingsley on lead vocals. It's also an epic, weighing in at 4:22 in girth.

I like to think of a group of miniature woodland creatures playing the instruments:

I call this one 'Session Of Spruce':