Rebecca Pittenger's Podcast of Weird Songs

I did a tiny bit o' tweaking to this song, but I dunno which version is better, so I'll leave the other version up and make a new post with this one. Poopity poop.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 2. It's supposed to sound like a fever dream, and the picture is supposed to look like a fever dream, or the thingy in the dream-cloud, I mean. But it ended up looking kinda American Flaggish.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 2. It's about knowing one's ex is not a good person, but wanting to be with them anyway. Sort of.

This is a song about the end of the universe. It's something I cain't even comprehend.. What would it be like if there was no existence? Indeed, there wouldn't even be an it for it to be like.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 2. This here little ditty came to me in a dream, and I used wee li'l samples from the previous song, like I do with this here project. It's about the mean ex-boyfriend seeming waxy. It's a true story!

This is another depresso song. Yes, it's a depresso song about askin' spirits for help and hopin' the flowers come out again.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 2. It's a song about wavering ambivalence. Wavering, I say!!!!!!!!!

Here's the next song in the fucked up relationship album. It's another attempt to make a song that sounds like a major depressive episode. Well, the ending part is that part where I make that attempt. In trying to do so, I created a jumbled morass of awfulness and confusion. 

A few nights ago, there was a big thunderstorm and it lasted hours and hours. I kid you not, each thunder clap lasted about a minute. It was nutty. So, I decided to record some o' those thunderclaps with my iPad. You can't really hear 'em, though. But, in the meantime, I decided to come up with some music and record that. It came out all lame and stupid. In my stoned state o' mind, I decided to make up a song about how lame and stupid the previous song was. The result is this song. The thunder rumblings in this are a white noise machine that I recorded through effects that make it an octave lower. I'd've used the real thunder, but like I said, it didn't really register in the iPad recordings.

This is a song about God lookin' down on Earth and seein' what bad shape it's in. And, feeling sad about humanity's impending doom, God decides to get drunk.