Mikey's Militia.

Welcome to the homepage of Mikey's Militia.

I'll continue to post some free songs here on veryconcerned. These are more experimental in nature and don't necessarily belong to any specific genre. You are free to download these songs for personal use, but any and all commercial use of this material is strictly prohibited.

If you're a drum and bass lover, check out our Breaks Room

Techno fans check out the Engine Room

Questions, comments? -please contact the Webmaster here at Veryconcerned.

Shadowdance - Night-time frolicking in a techno-flamenco style. Lyrics here.

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Dedicated to Who? - Updated version of an old jazz instrumental.

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iDrone - Here's one you won't find on iTunes. Lyrics here.

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Mr. Make Believe - This one needs no further elaboration. Lyrics here.

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Size Matters - Think you're beyond the reach of slick advertisers? You're probably not. Lyrics here.

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Preacher Feature Phase 1 - How can religious nuts portray their deities as such spiteful vindictive creatures and still expect anyone to believe in them?

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Here are three instrumental tracks used as part of Alasdair's Lazy Eight project.

8UFM4 - Euro-techno with spanish guitar (4.8 MB)

8UFM7 - Ethnic Indian sounds (3 MB)

8UFM3 - Drum, bass, guitar and marimba (4 MB)

God Made Me Do It - Yeah right, he made me write this song too. Hearing messages from God used to be considered a sign of insanity, but now it seems insanity has gone mainstream. Reggae, dub poetry. Lyrics here.

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Check out the instrumental dub version God Made Me Dub It -

Low fi dub version (1.7MB) -

Message from the Bogeyman - This one is for saxophone lovers and anyone fed up with bogus terror alerts. Lyrics here.

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Sandcastles - A poem by Diane set to music. Features the 'L Shankar emulator' in the outro. Lyrics here.

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Turd Blossom - a.k.a. Rattus Norwegicus. The ex-telemarketer who has been writing the script for the govt. No wonder they sound so wooden. Lyrics are here.

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Billy The Liar - This song is all about a certain mediamouth to whom I shall refer as 'Bill Uh Uh'. Mr Uh Uh is the journalistic equivalent of a professional wrestler: feed lots of money in one end and a stream of highly contrived theater comes out the other (you know which end). Now that would be OK if it were billed as such. But, while Mr Uh Uh has been known to fabricate 'news' to fill gaps in his patter, what really earns him the title 'Billy The Liar' are his preposterous claims of impartiality. Apparently he hates rap music -well he sure aint gonna like this one! A lyrics sheet can be found here.

Low fi version (1.5 MB)

Prestidigitator - Bring me your poor, your huddled masses and I'll turn them into fanatical killers or freedom fighters depending on your affiliation. Features a bluesy intro on the electric piano and tenor sax, followed by some Middle Eastern ambience overlaid with extreme Christian rhetoric (we're very concerned about these guys), followed by the main theme with cool vocal fx. A lyrics sheet can be found here.

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Jeux d'Orgue Sans Frontieres - An organ recital on the theme pioneered by Messiaen of the imitation of natural sounds. In four movements: 1. Fanfare; 2. Desert dance; 3. Storms; 4. The Blooming.

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