California Christmas (1989)
California Christmas (1989)
(Morgan-Sookman)
The first Pop Machine track per se. We had just moved to California and decided to pick up where Mindflux left off...I'm still not sure where that was, exactly. Anyway, Sook and I met Dave through an ad in Music Connection and the rest is hysteria. We revisited this track ten years later with more sophisticated Beach Boys ripoff mannerisims (see tomorrow's entry), but the original still has a goofy charm...
Al: Lead & backing vox, keys
Sook: Lead & backing vox, percussion
Dave: Bass, backing vox
(Morgan-Sookman)
The first Pop Machine track per se. We had just moved to California and decided to pick up where Mindflux left off...I'm still not sure where that was, exactly. Anyway, Sook and I met Dave through an ad in Music Connection and the rest is hysteria. We revisited this track ten years later with more sophisticated Beach Boys ripoff mannerisims (see tomorrow's entry), but the original still has a goofy charm...
Al: Lead & backing vox, keys
Sook: Lead & backing vox, percussion
Dave: Bass, backing vox
posted by Allan at
11:27 PM
2 Comments:
Soundwise, the closest we ever got to the sound of They Might Be Giants (their first two albums). Those 5,000 times I listend to the "Lincoln" CD while delivering pizza paid off big time.
Hey, if you were to crib a musical influence from 1988, TMBG is a pretty damn good choice. I'm glad you weren't stuck with a Johnny Hates Jazz or Escape Club CD instead...
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