Cover of this Brian Eno tune: Its interesting, actually, that Game Theory chose to cover so many glam rock tracks. They have a reputation as having been heavily influenced by psychedelic rock, but Scott Miller clearly digs some glam. He … Continue reading
I don’t think that there is anything that I could say that hasn’t already been said about the Legendary Guitarist, Singer and Songwriter, the Late, Great Jimi Hendrix. I am going to attempt to relay what his music means to … Continue reading
Live in 2007: “Gut Feeling/Slap Your Mammy” is another fantastic track from Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo. In some ways, its a straight out rock song, though Brian Eno’s keyboard parts add a really fantastic element … Continue reading
Official video: Devo – SatisfactionUploaded by LeBalayeur. – See the latest featured music videos. Well, what an appropriate video to be #2000 on my seemingly never-ending list of songs. I can’t believe I’ve written about 2000 songs already and am … Continue reading
Official Video: Our final track from 1. Outside was originally released on Buddha of Suburbia, the title track of which we heard earlier. Ouch – tortured phrase. “Strangers When We Meet” doesn’t sound especially like an industrial song, or even … Continue reading
Fan video (I Think): I’m no longer sure why “Thru’ These Architects Eyes” was one of the songs I chose to download for my sampler from 1. Outside. I imagine it must have shown up as a big seller on … Continue reading
Fan Video: Listening to the remix of “Hallo Spaceboy” a few weeks ago inspired me to look up the original 1. Outside version of the song. While I am partially to the Pet Shop Boys remix, the original (featuring one … Continue reading
Official Video: When Bowie released 1. Outside in 1995, I don’t think I was the only Bowie fan that saw his sudden transformation into an industrial rock performer as a cynical move to prop up a struggling career. While the … Continue reading
Fan Video: Low concludes with a beautiful soundscape titled “Subterraneans”. While the song is meant to evoke the sadness of East Berlin during the cold war, it reminds me of the work of Brian Wilson, or perhaps of Charles Ives. … Continue reading
Fan video: Once you’ve listened to this lovely instrumental by David Bowie (and its totally by Bowie as he plays every instrument, take a moment to listen to some gamelan from Java: I’ve had the pleasure of attending a number … Continue reading