Saturday, July 29, 2006
The Exotic Birds and the "Musical Computer"
Warning: click on the play button to launch. If you click on the title link or on the image around the play button you will end up on YouTube with a title to the video that will spoil the surprise. What's the surprise? Check out who the lead singer of the Exotic Birds is while you watch it. There is a bit on Thomas Dolby in the biginning as well. Funny how they continuosly refer to the synthesizer as a "musical computer."
via Tim Peters.
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Too funny. The original "pretty hate machine" demo sounds like it was an Exotic Birds album - what's his name made it "industrial"... Chris Vrenna? something like that.
ReplyDeleteWish I still had the PHM demo mp3's... love the saxophone in it.
-gerald
Trent is a poo poo.
ReplyDeletehe just needs the pianokey necktie
ReplyDeleteOh my god! HAHAHA! If I used internet ackronyms, this would qualify as a ROFL.
ReplyDeleteI always thought PHM, the sounds at least, sounded a bit cheesy.
-d
Yay Simmons drums!
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