Tryptophan Synthetase and other Songs

There is an album’s worth of songs that I have written for various Song Fu and SpinTunes challenges over the last few years, just kicking around the internet. As time passed, the quality of the songs improved, but they are all really just demo-quality tracks, so I’ve never really wanted to put them out in any sort of official format.

However, they do form a thematic album of some sort, so I’ve pulled them all together and stuck them into an album on last.fm. All the tracks are free to download, though you can only play short clips on the website itself. It’s not ideal, but if you want them they are all there.

The songs are presented in reverse chronological order, meaning that they get older and rougher as the playlist progresses. Highlights for me are ‘What is wrong?’, the song that features one of the longest words in the English language (the official chemical name for ‘Tryptophan Synthetase’) in a sort of mock-opera style, the ridiculously so-happy-I-could-punch-you fun of ‘Happy People’ and the rather silly charity song ‘Big Red Nose’

What is wrong? Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Happy People [ 3:25 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Big Red Nose [ 2:52 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Related posts:

1. Red Nose Net
2. Masters of Song Fu Special – "Big Red Nose"
3. Masters of Song Fu – "Happy People"
4. Masters of Song Fu – "It All Makes Sense At The End (The Spoiler Song)"
5. Masters of Song Fu – Update #2 – First Impressions