VAULT Volume One (Self Released CDR, 2006).
Limited to 50 signed and numbered copies. 12 songs, 40 minutes. A collection of odd recordings from the late 1980s through the early 2000s. Featuring solo guitar, solo piano, numerous keyboard experiments, music for films, and some general wierdness.
VAULT Volume Two (Self Released CDR, 2006).
Limited to 50 signed and numbered copies. 15 songs, 40 minutes. More keyboard experiments, soundtrack music, odd string pieces, a few guitar numbers, and whatever else is on there.
VAULT Volume Three (Self Released CDR, 2006).
Limited to 50 signed and numbered copies. 13 songs, 40 minutes. More oddities here, music for silent films, atmospheric pieces, some guitar explorations, dark piano wanderings, and more.
ALL STRUNG OUT (Self Released CDR, 2007).
Limited to 250 signed copies. 8 songs, 40 minutes. A collection of guitar pieces, most of which are acoustic with one electric piece which eventually became the base track for the song Smashana which was included on the album While My Guitar Violently Bleeds.
STAGED (Self Released CDR, 2007).
Limited to 250 signed copies. 7 songs, 40 minutes. A collection of live recordings spanning from 1998 through 2006. Includes the only recording of the mash-up Nowhere Over the Rainbow. Also included are a couple of improvisations, plus some live renditions of songs from Fingering the Devil, Salvador Kali, and more.
FILM SCORE ANATOMY (Self Released CDR, 2008)
Limited to 100 signed copies. 16 songs, 45 minutes. A collection of musical pieces designed to accompany numerous short film pieces by SRB. There is hardly any guitar on these recordings. There are numerous keyboard pieces with percussion, some whorechestral works created with computers, synthesizers, samples and more.
KNUCKLEHEAD FREEFALL (Self Released CDR, 2008)
Limited to 250 copies. 15 songs, 45 minutes. A collection of various pieces including a number of electric guitar jaunts ranging from North African romps to all out noise. Also some jazzy jingles, avant meanderings, melodic atmospherics, and more. A sign of things to come.