Hey, a couple years ago we wrote a song about how awful things are in the world and, because we're lazy, we didn't record it until now. We worried that the song would no longer be relevant a couple years later, but... lucky us... things are even WORSE now!

We really dodged a bullet there!

Anyway, light yourself a dumpster fire and enjoy this tune.

Robots, Robots Everywhere! And for everything! Well, almost everything..............

All vocals and Tuba: Drew Jacobs

Honestly, James K. Polk hasn't had this much attention in decades.

This is another entry in the "I can't believe no one has done this already" category.

Also in the "I can't believe I haven't thought of this before" category.

And of course, the standard "wow this is stupid" category.

Music: Max C. Freedman and James E. Myers

Words, guitars, bass, drums, vocals, arrangement, production: SG

Helpful help: Niamh Bagnell

From my upcoming FORTIETH album, "Emotional Support Hamster."

Have a look at www.stevegoodie.com why dontcha?

Just another song about a guy named Bob who inadvertantly sets off alarms in local businesses. No one knows why.

Sometimes it's nice when a famous person wishes you a very personal

Happy Birthday! (from Christopher Walken)

Music by Jonny May (PianoWithJonny.com)

Vocals and concept by Joe J Thomas of Joe's Dump (.com)

Copyright 2026, Joe J Thomas and Joe's Dump (.com)

All Rights Reserved.

Not A Quinn-Martin Production.

This is a long-lost Power Salad recording, Craig's vocal demo discovered in 2025 and augmented by Chris resulting in a typically Salady dystopian mess. Sort of a cousin to "In My Driverless Car" thematically, it further delves into what might be happening 11 years on from that recording, with Tesla and Waymo troubles happening around us in real time. Lyrics and vocal (!) by Craig, "I'm Not In Love" choir vocal sample, editing and production by Chris.

This is about as political as I get, musically.

(Also, I realize the irony in that pointing out someone else's biases inherantly states my own.)

A satirical song about the type of guy who joins ICE.

I can't write a sincere song.

I can't write a song that leads to any serious political change.

But I can write a song that makes fun of these absolute dweebs.

lyrics

Personally I never had any trouble being present, or taking part in the birth of my four children. In fact, I wouldn't trade the experience for anything, and would encourage any future fathers out there to be as much involved in the actual delivery as the mother and care givers will allow. That being said...there are a few of you, and you probably know who you are, who should never set foot in a delivery room. Recently, my nephews son was one of the later, who upon entering the delivery room was asked to sit on a chair in the back of the room, against the wall, Where, after viewing one of the final contractions promptly lost his breakfast, then... passed out! Thus!! the re-birth... if you will, of a song I originally recorded in the 90's for a friend of mine. And now,.. in 2026 for the rest of you to enjoy.

Parody the Wynonna Judd's "No One Else On Earth"

Production and vocals: Robert Lund

Lyrics: Robert Lund, Terry Moffit

Lead guitar: Danny Larsen