🎵 I’m redoing the Songbook Albums in Suno — hope you like them!
The first in the new series is Gaming with Gorebag, and the cover you see here says it all — a wild blend of game energy, mythic imagery, and that unmistakable Gorebag edge.
We’ll be playing the latest album live at today’s 6:30 AM Zoom meeting, and I hope you’ll be there. It’s not just nostalgia — this is a full reboot of material we first brought out some thirty-five years ago, reborn through the magic of Suno with fresh production, tighter grooves, and sharper edges.
Some genuinely brilliant things have come out of this retread.
The Songbooks are available in both printed and PDF form — you can read them, sing along, or even use them as building blocks for your own creative projects. All we ask is that you give lyric credit (we’re registered with BMI) using the same credit line that appears on our albums for your own “covers” of our songs.
And here’s something new:
You can use these collections to create your own DJ podcast or show! 🎙️
Each songbook is like a ready-made station library. You can mix, match, and introduce tracks, talk about the stories behind the songs, share insights, or even interview your friends about what the lyrics mean to them. Whether you run your podcast from your laptop, your phone, or straight out of your Zoom studio, you’ll have everything you need — content, commentary, and a full catalog of original material that’s legally clear to play and share (as long as credit is given).
It’s a perfect chance to find your voice, build your own small following, and share the teachings, humor, and wild energy of the Songbooks with the world — your way. Some of our best voices and storytellers have come right out of these circles, and there’s always room for more.
Remember — these are school songs, even the gaming ones. Every melody carries a teaching, every lyric a spark of understanding, waiting for someone to pass it along. When you spin them, you’re not just being a DJ — you’re helping the vibration reach further.
So tune in, join the Zoom, and start thinking: what would your DJ show sound like?
🎧 DJ with the KGOD Call Sign — The Station That Makes It!
If you decide to start your own podcast or radio-style show, you can broadcast under our KGOD call sign — “the station that makes it.” It’s open to everyone in the circle who’s working with the Songbooks or any of the related material.
When you DJ with the KGOD banner, you’re part of a living creative network — dozens of voices and shows, each exploring different corners of the Work. Some focus on the Songbooks, others on SuperBeacon experiences, meditation practice, gaming culture, or just plain good music with spirit behind it. You can mix your own show any way you like.
All you need is a voice, a sense of rhythm, and something to say. You can run KGOD from your home computer, from a phone, or even as a Zoom DJ session — play a few tracks, talk about the backstory, introduce new releases, or read from the Songbooks while the music plays underneath. It’s freeform, experimental, and totally up to you.
You might open your show with:
“You’re listening to K.G.O.D. — the station that makes it.”
You can use our station promo or create your own.
From there, you can make it your own — “This is DJ [your name] bringing you the latest from Gaming with Gorebagg,” or, “We’re spinning another track from the Songbook Series, recorded live at the IDHHB Zoom Circle.”
There’s no wrong way to do it — the only rule is: have fun and keep the vibe alive.
You’re welcome to use the KGOD tag on your uploads, podcasts, or streams — it helps connect your work to the greater circle, so people know it’s part of the ongoing broadcast from this timeline. The more DJs we have, the stronger the signal gets.
So if you’ve ever wanted to host your own show — now’s the time.
Fire up the mic, cue your favorite track, and say it with pride:
“You’re tuned to KGOD — the station that makes it.”
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🎙️ KGOD DJ Starter Script
“The Station That Makes It”
(Intro music fades in — any Songbook track or instrumental loop works.)
DJ (steady, welcoming tone):
Hey there, soul travelers — you’re tuned to K.G.O.D.,
the station that makes it.
I’m your host, DJ [your name here],
broadcasting from somewhere deep inside the Work.
Tonight, we’re spinning tracks from Gaming with Gorebagg,
the newly remade Songbook series by E.J. Gold.
These songs aren’t just tunes —
they’re lessons in rhythm, practice, and higher play.
They’re school songs, even the gaming ones.
If you’ve got your Songbook handy,
sing along.
If not, just lean back and let the vibration do the work.
Here at KGOD, we don’t just listen —
we transmit.
Every show is a beacon,
a broadcast of light, humor, and presence.
You can do it too —
all you need is your voice, your intention,
and a little bit of heart.
(Cue transition — music swells.)
This one’s called “You Can Make It If You Die.”
It’s about resurrection, respawn,
and the courage to keep going no matter what.
You’re tuned to K.G.O.D. — the station that makes it.
Stay with us —
more music, more meaning, more magic coming right up.
(Song plays full volume.)
🎙️ KGOD 15-Second Spot – The American Book of the Dead
(Sound cue: soft chime, faint echo of pages turning.)
DJ (cool, steady tone):
You’re tuned to K.G.O.D. — the station that makes it.
Ready for the ride beyond this life?
Grab The American Book of the Dead —
your field guide to the Bardo.
Learn it now… use it later.
Available at IDHHB.com.
(Sound cue: low hum fades out, like a bus pulling away.)
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🎧 MID-SHOW BREAK
“The Pulse Between Worlds”
(Instrumental or beat-only loop fades in softly.)
DJ (conversational tone):
You’re listening to K.G.O.D.,
broadcasting from the edge of imagination —
where the digital meets the divine.
This is our mid-show pulse,
that heartbeat between worlds where you catch your breath
and realize… you’re still inside the Work.
If you’re just tuning in,
we’re exploring the Gaming with Gorebagg album tonight —
a revival of material we first laid down over thirty-five years ago,
now reborn in the Suno engine.
You can find all the Songbooks — printed and digital —
at IDHHB.com or through the circle.
Use them, sing them, record them,
or launch your own KGOD podcast and join the broadcast wave.
Every voice counts.
Every song keeps the signal alive.
(Music rises — short pause for atmosphere.)
You’re tuned to K.G.O.D. — the station that makes it.
Now back to the sound.
(Fade in next track.)
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🎤 CLOSING OUTRO
“Keep the Vibe Alive”
(Slow fade of final track, gentle reverb echo in background.)
DJ (soft, reflective tone):
That’s it for this transmission from K.G.O.D.,
the station that makes it.
We’ve been spinning tracks from Gaming with Gorebagg,
part of the new Songbook series by E.J. Gold.
If you felt the resonance tonight —
take it with you.
Let it echo in your day,
in your work,
in your breath.
And if you’ve got a voice,
use it.
Make your own show.
Be part of the signal.
Because remember —
this isn’t just music.
It’s a path.
A practice.
A pulse between worlds.
(Music swells gently.)
DJ:
This is DJ [your name], signing off from K.G.O.D. — the station that makes it.
See you next time.
Keep the vibe alive.
(Fade out music.)
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That having been said, here’s the Bardo bus now, just turning the corner!
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See You At The Top!!!
gorby