The World Is Yours... download it HERE!

[Charlie]

Charlie The Man - The World Is Yours... (2010)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DIYMA4KM

TRACK LISTING:

1. Glitches & Ghosts
2. Disposable Man
3. Loaded Gun
4. Lost A Friend
5. Experiment (Game Over)
6. Mental Mayhem
7. 2-14-85
8. Ain't Recording Fun
9. This Is The End

[Charlie]

New addition: the recently recorded "Disposable Man", which was released 5 days ago to YouTube and MySpace. If you like bands such as Helmet, or even Metallica, you may enjoy this. Yozoniac, if anyone remembers him here, recorded the bass parts for it, as well.

[Charlie]

UPDATE: While this will not be going on The World Is Yours..., it should be noted nonetheless that a user on YouTube by the name of n8vsk8ter will be sampling one of my songs, sometime in the near future, for a project of their own. For anyone who's interested, there will be a link to this song once it's finished.

Also, more original music for the CD is in the works still. The final track listing will stop at 12 songs, but with one hidden track, too. You will have to download the CD to hear this hidden track.

[Charlie]

ANOTHER UPDATE: Another confirmed track for the CD, entitled "This Is The End". Two more in the works too that MIGHT make the CD, which are called "Last Time Gone" and "White Flag". If I'm able to record it as well, I may even throw a fourth in the mix with the others. "You're My Fix".

Almost at a half-hour of material with just the 9 confirmed tracks alone. 27 minutes and 33 seconds, to be precise.

[Charlie]

The CD is now out. Click the link in the first post to download it. Post your opinions on it in here, as well.

[chefTENGU]

How did you decide on the cover art?

That's something I've always wondered about, when I see CDs for sale at stores and whatnot. They usually have something interesting on the front, and it makes me wonder what made them decide on it.

[Charlie]

Manderley actually took the picture of it. And with her permission, I decided to use it for the CD. Far as my decision to use it, I thought it fit the theme of most of the songs. The dark, musical nature of them. As well as lyrical in a couple instances.