Friday, March 31, 2006

Another Musical Masterpiece (or, a piece of something)

There's a new song for you in the "Music" sidebar. It's called Presha, by Cousin Billy Joel.


Cousin Billy Joel is a project that me and the famous Cousin Billy dreamed up when we were inclined to dream things like that up. There isn't much of it, but we hope to continue it soon. If your reviews are favorable, it might motivate us to get to work on it.


Oh, sure Ed P and Mark might have their natural creativity, songwriting abilities and passion to fall back on, but me and Cousin Billy - we have Cousin Billy Joel and Lion and Elephant, dammit!

That and a case of cheap beer will get you one hell of a hangover and something you can't quite be proud of.

10 comments:

Michael K said...

Joey, have you been playing in the weeds again? This cousin Billy of yours seems to be a bad influence.

edP said...

Geez Randy - your music is pretty good. Glad to see you work so well with others (Cousin Billy)

olddogdk said...

Stop calling me Randy, Joe.

Chris B. said...

Nice work, Randy. You discuss talent with Joe - he has a lion and elephant he works with - I think they'd add something.

Hey Cousin Billy!

Lady Di )O( said...

Joe,

That pic you used of Randy in your profile is brilliant! I had to keep clicking on it to appreciate the fakery of the horse.

Do you hang out on fake horses w/ Randy often?

Di

P-Dizzle said...

Better than the original. Do you guys do OtGDY? WDStF? SfaIR? UG? LT?

olddogdk said...

WHAT IN THE HELL IS THE P DAWG TALKING ABOUT?!!!!

edP said...

Finally you have come out of the Randy closet. Nice job Old Dog.

P-Dizzle said...

Guess I have to spell it out. Um, "Only the Good Die Young," "We Didn't Start the Fire," "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," etc.

Helll-fucking-LLOOOOOO?

olddogdk said...

Apparently, you do have to spell it out. The Old Dog and a jazz hippie can't be expected to amass too large a body of work, let alone know what the hell you're talking about. We don't have to worry about them anymore, though, do we?

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