From Somerdale New Jersey, Steve Iannetti invites us into a world of jackhammers and drilling; torturing some poor soul day and night. This artist sketches a dismal warning to all that he is a danger to not only himself, but "but everybody else". Scary. Steve has a gift for exposing the ironies of the most mudane of life's scenarios. He does not leave you laughing; but, he coaxes a wry smile . . . He can ,if you listen, introduce you to the sometimes skewed version of what we perceive as Truth. The guitar is wild, set against "special effects" vocals - they create the proper angst. Ianettti's material is all the more impresive, as he is the sole player,singer,and producer. Shades of Martin Scorcese . . .looking foward to the collab with Tom Waits. Check it out... PATTI STERLING
Diminished
Long Drive
Perfect Girl
I See Red
Just Like You Over and over I make the same mistakes.
Two Weeks The beginning of romance and the thud coming shortly...
Leaving the Planet Written just before Brain surgery.
Problems
I'm Gonna Miss You Too
Sick Of Me
Doctor Jack Doctor Jack Kervorkian, not Daniels.
Big Hoop Earrings
Say Goodbye
Picasso Tango
Wrong Crowd
You Make Me Sick
Still Around Every word is true...
Whirlpool
Wide Open
Hot Hot House
Off The Rails
Distraction
5/4
Red Letter Day All the pretty girls are getting younger..
Hell To Pay
I Wish You Would
Woozy
Staring Back at Me.
Danger to Myself A song about loss.
Dwayne and Dwight Use your imagination.
Bad Bad Man
11/28/2009 10:13:59 AM deeply into your 'i see red' (+ its apparent progeny 'leaving the planet.' & 'cup o'dr. j') . with a paucity of words to rival hemingay you geniusly evoke the same feelings i was trying to express in 'dear dr. kevorkian'( which u can see under that title @ youtube.com/ramesqrara). its a song i wrote to dr. kevorkian after they intimidated then unnecessarily removed a benign brain tumor cutting across 13 nerves then ruining the body but never the soul my mother of sainted memory. here's some of the beginnings: dear r. kevorkian, Used to filter the world through me like diamond cutting glass The sharp angles splintered into the morass THEY WERE SURGICAL, METALURGICAL DID MY MOTHER VIOLENCE- DIDN’T SUE SO THEY CAN’T BUY MY SILENCE RESOUNDING FURY GL0RY IN PAIN - BUT FELT LIKE nothing to gain. Thought of writing to you, you who had the courage to break the immoral law suffer the fatal flaw of the system In my humble opinion, you are working well within the kindest gift of the Divine - a painless death was for my mother- she’d have had none other died just as she lived fantasmagoric scene -poe edgar should been there mama digging morphine but even then the scene was fear and trepidation after their torture there was still procrastination she WANTED THE poison but even then \ THEY WOULDN’T BEND, Had to milk it/bilk it /jilt her /tilt'er to the end
11/21/2009 11:33:42 PM I see Red is a stroke of freaking genius what a piece of fine work.Great tune Steve. kudos man, you write such stellar tunes and produce incredible works. Inspiring and amazing stuff dude, you rock it out......love the vox, they rock, killer guitar and another 3 minute rockin cool one too.sweetness bryon
7/24/2009 12:06:06 AM Some of the best songs here on IAC belong to a number of artist with the name Steve Iannetti, you are a skillful song writer , lyricist and performer, I hope your tunes have had terrestrial radio and satellite play...and they should be or have to be on radio somewhere, sometime somewhere. cool sounds and production Danger to myself is my fav, but there are loads of other good tunes you have here nice work bryon
3/21/2008 8:02:03 PM Hi Steve, just noticed you on the front page and that gave me the nudge to come back and listen to your fine tunes. Glenn, from Lars Mars
2/25/2008 1:20:09 AM Hi Steve, nice song "Leaving the Planet". Keep up the good work! Best, JS (Joerg Sommermeyer)
9/8/2007 10:00:10 AM Gotta tell ya, Steve, I love coming to your page and listening. :)
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