All commentary by Terry Lynch

1. My Axe to Grind words & music: Bob Husted
   Based on the Allman Brothers tune "One Way Out", this EPIC was one of
   Bob's first original songs. At times it seems to have a mind of its own.
   Right out of the gate the tempo speeds up and then it's every man for himself!
   

2. Steamroller
   Whut in thee hell?! This was my attempt at getting back to my blues roots. OY!
   Obviously I didn't have the voice or the tude to come within ten miles of
   this tune. Although the back vocals by Bob and I are hilarious, I don't know
   what those foot-stomps were all about! Either way, blue eyed soul may never
   fully recover from this one.

3. Gloria-2
   I came across this submix of the vocals from Gloria and I thought that it was
   interesting and funny enuf to be included here.

4. Bass Tune
   
5. Do As I Say
   
6. Trower Tune
   These three tunes are really basic tracks that never became finished songs.
   Bob had written the lyrics to Do As I Say but the tune never made it past the
   submix stage. The Trower Soundin' Tune, as we called it, featured an
   experimental backwards crash cymbal that seemed to work pretty well.
   All were recorded during the "Dokorder Years".

7. Drumzz
   We had the equipment setup over Bob's house one evening and, after
   setting the levels on the drums, I thought I'd have a go at a bit of a drum solo.
   Here tis.

8. I'm the Man-2
   A while back I decided to go through all of the tapes in THEE BOXX and
   make a more formal log of their contents. When I came to the submix for
   I'm the Man only the back vocals were up on the board. I sat and listened
   and decided that these were, indeed, lost tidbits.

9. Goodnight Sweetheart
   This attempt, at Bob's house, was destined for disaster from the git-go.

10. Ragtime Cowboy
    The long version. We recorded this one evening in Bob's spare bedroom.
    We had the drums, recording equipment & everythang in there. We sat on
    the floor and after an eternity of laffs, clams and false starts, we finally got one.

11. Immigrant Song
    MANDRAKE
    Bob- guitar & vocals
    Terry Walker- guitar & vocals
    Joe Janicka- bass & vocals
    Phil ?- drums & vocals
    This jam was recorded during one of our "straight to 2-track" sessions in Bob's
    basement. Between takes of this Led Zepplin song, Joe attempts to fine tune
    his Robert Plant shriek. Needless to say, hilarity ensues.

12. Saddam
    Bob- producer
    Terry- vocal, drums
    Joe Gillis- keyboards and vocal (left, right, left)
    I've never been clear on the facts of this one. One evening Joe Gillis & I were at
    the Dearborn studio with Bob doing some overdubs. It was just after the deployment
    of our troops in Iraq in the early 90's. Someone wanted Bob to produce this tune
    as some kind of fund raiser for the troops. Joe & I decided to take a stab at it and,
    with Bob at the board, we all came up with this mess.