Rebecca Pittenger's Podcast of Weird Songs

This is the next song in the possession album. The me-character keeps on thinking of how she wants to go up to the sun with the fire god, but then keeps on remembering that her grandmother said not to do it.

I think this'll be the introductory part of a song that'll come after the song I'm just about to record right now on the possession album. I got all impulsive and recorded it cuz it just came out of my head and I wanted to get it recorded. It's got the dulcet tones of my air conditioner in it. Yay, air conditioner.

This is another song that came from a dream. Death has been on my mind a bunch this week, so this song ended up being about missing those who've passed and seeing rainbows in the sky, which some say are signifiers of communication from the spirit world.

Here's another song that came from a dream, and I filled in the rest. It's about how people who have bad stuff happen to them sometimes want to tell other people about it. Sometimes it feels good and melts the pain away, but other times, the pain still lingers. Yesiree.

Here's another mix of the When Grandma Told Us song, but I re-did the rap. Yeah, I re-did it. Here's the re-did one.

This version of the next song in the possession album has the vocals just a wee bit higher in the mix. The first one I posted sounds better on my iPad, and this one sounds better on my computer.

This is the next song in the possession album. After grandma tells Timmy, Bobby, Father O'Malley, and the me-character about having to stay humans, the 3 guys come to a place of acceptance, and the me-character is disappointed. The singing-part is the guys, and the rapping part is the me-character.

This is another song I got the hook of from a dream. It sounded like it was about young people imagining how hard life must've been before they were born. Then it turns out they think giants were in the world before they were born.

I'm gonna mark this "explicit," lyric-wise, cuz it has the word, "asses" in it. I'm not sure if that's explicit or not.

This is the next song in the possession album: The girl's grandmother's spirit, who made an appearance in the last song, starts to communicate with the girl, Father O'Malley, Timmy, and Bobby. She talks about how it's important to stay human beings, but she can't tell them everything cuz it's against the rules to tell 'em everything.

For a while now, I've considered the possibility that the music I write is stoner-music. Y'know, like, I'll record a song and think to myself, "Yeah, that's half-way decent, I guess." But then I smoke a bowl and it sound a thousand times better. Then again, maybe that's true of all music. But I wouldn't be offended if someone went up to me one day and said, "That's stoner music, that there music that you write."