I've finally collected enough mostly good tunes to put together a 15 track collection.  I've published using BandCamp...
https://wogg.bandcamp.com/album/acceptably-sloppy
All of these are one man band Sonar productions over the last 10 years or so.  The feature track features Steve Cocchi on the keys, added to a track Abstract Extract that made the rounds here a while back.

The first song is funky as hell! Love it.
 I sure hope that's you on a real bass...because it's (Light bulb parade) got a great groove and tone.

+1 for Light Bulb Parade. I'll listen more later to the others.
 
cheers,
-Tom

Thanks fellas!  That is indeed live bass, that's my main thing.  I just try to keep up with the other instruments :)
There's a mix of basses on there, the P-Bass and Zeta in my profile pic (old picture), the P-Bass now converted to fretless, and a Musicman Stingray in Light Bulb Parade and most of the other slappy bits.

Funk ma Soul!!!
Been a fan of your music for sometime Wogg........love the rock/funk grooves. Thanks for sharing!

Funky and spacey all at once! Very cool.

Very nice indeed, love all that funking around.

More thanks guys!
 
Where's stevec?  He's got a hand on track 1!

Steve who?       Thanks for the props, Wogg.   I remember doing electric piano on that first track, but forgot about the synth!
 
Just had a listen to the first five tunes to start - good stuff all around.  And I would agree with the comments above; the Light Bulb is well lit.  Loved those distant wah parts, very cool.  I also thought Falling had a great open and airy feel to it from the fretless and nice work on the acoustic.    I know bass is your instrument, but I think everything else you're playing is real solid. 
 
More comments to follow...

stevec
I remember doing electric piano on that first track, but forgot about the synth!

 
The synth is what finishes it off man!  I listened to that tune so many times after I mixed your tracks in, I wasn't sure about the style of them at first, but as time went on I decided the tune was way better with your tracks.  There's a different style to it that I wouldn't have come up with myself.