Music

Here are some tunes that I’ve hacked out over the years . . . this site has an inline song player, information and lyrics for each song published here.

If you just want to listen to the tunes, use my Virb site by visiting http://www.virb.com/roblambert. There you can listen to all the tunes in a single handy dandy playlist. Additionally, you can download tracks suitable for listening on your iPod or burning onto a CD
( photo of me w/ guitar by Mica Hutchison )

Music

Here are some tunes that I've hacked out over the years . . . this site has an inline song player, information and lyrics for each song published here. If you just want to listen to the tunes, use my Virb site by visiting http://www.virb.com/roblambert. There you can listen to all the tunes in a single handy dandy playlist. Additionally, you can download tracks suitable for listening on your iPod or burning onto a CD( photo of me w/ guitar by Mica Hutchison )

Zabada (the Album!)

This is my record that I whipped out in February 2007 as a part of RPM Challenge. It is nothing! It is everything! It is Zabada! It is by Rob Lambert. You can listen and download the whole thing here: Zabada at Virb If you know me personally, email me or phone me and I'll get you a no-cost hand-rolled copy just for you!

Day By Day

Day By Day is an instrumental album in progress started in early June 2007. The image to the left is the tentative cover and the image to the right is the tentative back (CD tray). I named most of the songs after the time and day that I wrote and recorded each track (for example “Friday Evening” and “Tuesday Morning”) and thus the title of the collection is going to be “Day by Day”. Most songs are instrumentals, listening to them I think that they are about monotony and depression with pockets of sunshine and hope. Not that I am heavily depressed or anything, the tracks just sound ...

Holidaze

I wrote this little novelty country Christmas song in 1999. If I could make a good recording of this, I bet that it would be destined to be a classic!

144 (the Album)

Extremely lo-fi recording that I did in 1999 under the moniker "Rob-Bob" (college era nickname). Most of this was recorded on a really crappy NEC laptop using the built-in microphone or an awesome Pentium I Packard Bell desktop using an $8 Adaptec microphone. Only the best for me! You can read about each song by clicking each of the links below. You can play each song on the those pages, or go to the 144 Album Page on Virb to listen in a more convenient format.

SQL Song

Probably the geekiest song I've ever done. For non-geeks, SQL is "Structured Query Language" which is the language used to work directly with relational databases. This song is written in psuedo-SQL: the words approximate the standard statements that you might issue to a database, but I am talking about a night of drinking.