listen to music created by machines / silicon memories remembering the key

[kill-yr-idols.livejournal.com]

Mi-Sex - "Computer Games" - I posted the video to this a while back, but here's the mp3.

The Body Electric - "Pulsing" - goofy electro/synthpop admirably blind to the fact that enthusiastic singing the praises of technology inna Kraftwerk style when yr from a small NZ town tends to come across rather, erm, quaint. hung around the charts for ages back in '82. rhythmic feedback noise of electrodes . . . ELECTRODES!


(& if you haven't checked out the Where is the amor for HA-ASH? Mexican cowgirl pop... thread on ILM, there's a handful of YSIs - Big & Rich do TaTu!)

Comments

[umlauts.livejournal.com]

Do you have the follow-up to "Computer Games", or a later single, I think it was called "Blue Day" because I have very dim memories of thinking it was kind of great... probably not of general interests to poptimists as it's not as BIG and BOLD and BRILLIANT as "Computer Games" is.

[kill-yr-idols.livejournal.com]

yeah, I do - I'll try & digitise it after work, YSI it, & post the link in a comment.

[kill-yr-idols.livejournal.com]

OK, should have YSI'd to yr email address, but in case it didn't (or anyone else wants it): Mi-Sex - "Blue Day" (http://s28.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2GVYTZA8EOC3S0RVS1XPWPDY47)

[anthonyeaston.livejournal.com]

i really wanted to like ha ash, i love them conceptually, but they are a little polite/boring