[Label: Mom and Pop | Cat#: none]
- Hit Parade (1:05)
- Annie (4:02)
- Street Level (4:01)
- Smut! (3:27)
- Bozo (1:23)
- The Glitzy Hive (3:51)
- Dear Skorpio Magazine (3:56)
- Slumlord (5:15)
- Slumlord’s Re-Lease (2:26)
- Techno Clique (4:32)
- Baby’s Eyes (6:26)
- C’est La Vie (say the casualties!) (3:03)
- 61 Cygni ave. (4:04)
- News From the Sun (live bootleg) (3:53)
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Thanks m8s.
oh wait isn´t it LesrealcoachDumfy in his karaoke nights?
Dreamt of Jelly Beans last night. I took night classes to learn the art of Karaoke. Me took a couple of bull shots of Johnny Walker to go on stage, coming on like Leon Bridges (me hero) with a step and shuffle and brought the house down with a cover of Wilbert Harrison’s ‘Kansas City’. Me ex sneaking away from our table to meet the bartender in the Men’s room for a quickie.
when you mix techno and synth-pop, you cannot go wrong. Especially with the techno
Kind of like mixing Johnny Walker Red Label with Johnny Black Label Scotch. Difficult to distinguish between the two.
Only if you’re drunk.
Both are shit?
even when Depeche Mode did it 35 years ago
Usually when an album makes me think “Pitchfork Music” the next think it makes me think is “Two Good Songs Max” but this had more than that which is a pleasant surprise.
the real alan vega can hardly stand up
This album is actually an homage to Suzanne Vega…
Hi folks. I’m the camera that took that photo. I hated this shoot. I kept hoping that the intern grabbing coke and hair products for the others’ would knock me over and just fucking kill me, but no such luck. I’m sorry for this. I’m sorry for making the world worse than it already is by perpetuating sassy synth-boy culture that does nothing more than devalue and delude substantial works. Somebody please knock me over now. I’m done with this world.