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An in-depth analysis of the A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
Ghost of Somebody's Dad
Funk opus of the spectral realm.
Bryan Ward: ...recorded in Bill's basement which usually means death. Brian came up with one of the funkiest bass lines ever which turned into one of the most sickening and tasteless instances of music making ever documented. I was against this song from the start and when the idea of overdubbing an obituary in high speed arrived, I gave up. The lowest of the low, but unbelievably funky.
Retards at the Beach
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Ghost of Somebody's Dad
Funk opus of the spectral realm.
Bryan Ward: ...recorded in Bill's basement which usually means death. Brian came up with one of the funkiest bass lines ever which turned into one of the most sickening and tasteless instances of music making ever documented. I was against this song from the start and when the idea of overdubbing an obituary in high speed arrived, I gave up. The lowest of the low, but unbelievably funky.
Retards at the Beach
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Ghost of Somebody's Dad
Funk opus of the spectral realm.
Bryan Ward: ...recorded in Bill's basement which usually means death. Brian came up with one of the funkiest bass lines ever which turned into one of the most sickening and tasteless instances of music making ever documented. I was against this song from the start and when the idea of overdubbing an obituary in high speed arrived, I gave up. The lowest of the low, but unbelievably funky.
Retards at the Beach
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Funk opus of the spectral realm.
Bryan Ward: ...recorded in Bill's basement which usually means death. Brian came up with one of the funkiest bass lines ever which turned into one of the most sickening and tasteless instances of music making ever documented. I was against this song from the start and when the idea of overdubbing an obituary in high speed arrived, I gave up. The lowest of the low, but unbelievably funky.
Retards at the Beach
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Retards at the Beach
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
A few sick persons are taken to the beach where they happily watch the waves roll along the surf.
Bryan Ward: Bill and I jamming in his basement - not usually the best formula for good music. This song was not only poor, but ridiculous.
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Thank God We've Finally Done Something Together
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.
Outtakes from A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
Lyrics for A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank outtakes
A Billionaire's Travel Guide to the Bank
The Vaults
Home
Music to travel in an airplane by.
Bryan Ward: One of the first songs Bill and I collaborated on in a long while, it was a slow guitar jam over the sound of an airplane engine. I loved the song, but unfortunately, we recorded everything on the same track, thus making a decent mix impossible. This may have been the spark of interest for my airplane trilogy.