Part of the problem of doing this stupid thing I do is that sometimes shit gets overlooked or misplaced because you're disorganized and have way too much shit to begin with.
These two almost got lost in the shuffle.
F-Models (1981)
From the great state of Akron or Kent or somewhere thereabouts in the Mythic Land of Ohio. Another in a long line of Cold War ditties. Yeah, Russia was pretty awesome.
For me though the money shot is on the other side with their Oedipal Complex raging away at the sad fact that nobody loves them with the exception of their Mom. At least for them, they are as dubious about her loyalties as BB King had reason to be.
And the seemed like such well adjusted young men.
F-Systems (1980)
From the state of Texas, which doesn't need me to tell you it's great. Texas is like the Vegan at the BBQ. It's going to let you know it's there and morally superior to you in every way imaginable. (And you let it because it's probably packing and you don't want to rile it up after its had a couple of belts.)
They looked like this when they were playing a song that isn't on this single.
F-Systems hailed from Austin, TX. So they were living in the artsy bubble in the middle of all those cows and oil wells and other Texas stereotypes. "People" is the synth driven winner. Cold and with a lot of flange on the guitar. It sounds like the future as imagined in 1980 and cobbled together from available parts. It's where you are right now. Don't turn around. It startles easily.
Would you happen to have Harvey Gold from Tin Huey's single "Experiments?" It's from, like 1978 on Clone Records.
ReplyDeleteYes. It should show up sometime next year, I think. I'm already in the G's and posts go into June so far, so probably sometime next fall is my guess.
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