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I have, over the years, completed work on seven full-length albums of original material, all self-produced.  Most recently, Heavy On The Whatnot has taken the world by storm.  Unfortunately for me, it’s not raining.  Check out my complete recorded song list of Albums and find some more songs there.  The following music sites have some stuff, too:

• Myspace.com
  http://www.myspace.com/bri
• SoundClick.com
  http://www.soundclick.com/brianmweidemann
• Garageband.com
  http://www.garageband.com/artist/brianweidemann
• Download.com
  http://music.download.com/bri/3600-8598-100088619.html

The Latest Full Length Songs
192 kbps, 44.1 kHz, Stereo

from Heavy On The Whatnot (the seventh album, more info…)

• Except For You [4:13]
• Amber & Amy [4:10]
• Untold [3:34]

Full Length Songs
128 kbps, 44.1 kHz, Stereo

from Warning: May Contain Nuts (the sixth album, more info…)

• Split [5:06]
• What The Hell [3:08]
• An Amateur’s Lament [3:18]

from Hand Gestures & Sarcasm (the fifth album, more info…)

• Pride [3:11]
• Faith-Based Fail-Safe [5:32]
• Filler Track [the hit-single part of the album] [3:44]
• Moved On [5:45]

from Long Hair Phase (the fourth album)

• Had [4:54]
• For Your Consideration [2:28]
• The Last Folk Song [3:16]

As you may have noticed, most of this site’s pages have this “Songs To Download …” section.  But only on this page do you get the additional Work-In-Progress teasers listed as well.  See how lucky you are for actually looking into this site a bit deeper?  These are rough mixes dumped down to .mp3 format, low quality compression, so you can get an idea of what to expect from the new album.  Enjoy.

MPEG movie clip
160x120, with sound

• Playing a few chords [0:06]

Windows Media
158 kbps, with sound

• “Buy My Albums” [0:45]
• Sweet Child O’ Mine [0:17]
  Thanks to my dad, who has early tapes of me making an ass out of myself on my first guitar, circa 1994, you can “enjoy” this little tidbit of nostalgia.  Pretend the guitar is tuned, please, just for my sake!