In 2005, Will posted a new song every Monday to this site. Now the best of those 52 tracks have been selected, mastered, and sequenced for maximum listening enjoyment and efficiency. Recorded entirely to a Tascam 424 cassette portastudio, this is Thunderegg's crowning four-track achievement and surely one of the medium's classic albums. Includes great songs like "Even as You Walk Away," "Skeletons," "To See Things Begin," and "Say We Did," a duet with Mascott's Kendall Meade. Printed in a limited first-run quantity of 100 homemade copies. $10 including postage; 15 tracks total; 57:55. Only 51 copies left.

So here it is: 213 newly mastered songs, 523 minutes of mp3 files on a single data CD. The collected Thunderegg from 1995 to 2004, all recorded to four-track cassette and freshly mastered to sound better than you've ever heard it before. Includes classics like "If I Went on a Diet," "Keep It with You," "Cop on a Horse," "You Showed Them to Me"...it's impossible to name them all here. Plus you get the previously unreleased Sweetest One (2004), eighteen bonus tracks, album notes, and a beautiful 108-page illustrated lyric book. Signed and numbered in a self-produced limited edition. Contains all of the albums below except A Very Fine Sample. The best bang for your music buck anywhere. $15 including postage; 231 tracks total; 8 hours, 43 minutes.

The long-awaited full-band debut from Thunderegg features ten favorites recorded between 2001 and 2004 by Nathan Gohla in and around Hartford, Connecticut. In addition to Will on guitar and vocals, Jake on bass, and Keith on drums, A Very Fine Sample also features guest appearances by Jonathan Chatfield (keyboards), Tom Colligan (guitar), Tim Kane (trumpet), and Nate himself (guitar). Accessible, smart, and 100 percent do-it-yourself, this is the kind of straightforward, head-nodding rock album people don't really make anymore. $8 including postage; 10 tracks; 40:44.

This is the great lost album that further accounts for Thunderegg's whereabouts from 2001 to 2004. By the time it was recorded, the old reliable Porta07 four-track was pretty much worn out. Crackly connections, buzzing, lots of hiss. Plus, we used only three of the machine's four available tracks, so everything got squished. Despite all this, Sweetest One contains some of the best Thunderegg songs ever. You can get it in its entirety on the mp3 anthology Open Book. 12 tracks; 48:36. Commercially available only as part of Open Book.

With upwards of 150 homemade copies in circulation, this comeback album brought Thunderegg its first taste of critical and even international respect. Quite possibly the most encouraging sign is that everyone seems to have a different favorite song: Chris likes "Pardon Your French," Alicia likes "If I Went on a Diet," Tyler likes "Tomorrow I'll Change," Ken likes "In the Loft," and Aristides likes "The Second Coffer" while Patty likes "(Do) The Curfew." In addition, the rare B-side to "Diet," "What About (The Children)," is appended here, along with retooled versions of "What Was I Gonna Do?" and "Planetarium." $8 including postage; 16 tracks; 58:08. Only 14 copies left.