Movies, clicking, mistakes

Did you know that Book of Love covered LiLiPUT? I sure didn't! I just rewatched American Psycho, which has a great New Wave soundtrack AND a score by John Cale (another thing I didn't know until tonight!), and one of the songs on it is that Book of Love one, "I Touch Roses". A friend recently played their first (self-titled) album for me and I remember liking one particular song on it, and I was just clicking around YouTube and Wikipedia looking for it, and instead I saw the Schiff/Marder names on the album writers list. Yikes! Why did they choose to cover it? Because it's great? Because they wanted to show off their harder, post-punk roots?

Whatever the reason, I gave the song a listen and it's just...not as good as the original. Let's not make this mistake! But here it is anyway. And the original, to cleanse the ears.

Nervous Gender- Poet

This song, although not much like I want us to sound like, holds onto a special energy that I like A LOT. The uncertain way that the synthesizer moves is very interesting, and the chaos is always a plus.

Considering how to get this sound into a more dreamy/melodic way. Still, I think it is beautiful and 'RAWw!'

Nervous Gender- Poet

I found a word

It somehow pertains to CLOV.  I am not sure how.  Lets think about it...

e-fit |ˈēˌfit|nounBrit.an electronic picture of the face of a person being sought by the police, created by a computer program from composite photographs of facial features.ORIGIN 1980s: from e- ‘electronic’ and fit, on the pattern of photofit.

Minimal wave and cold wave, and, this is the first day of the rest of our blog lives

JAKE. This is the song I was talking about in the car a little bit, last Thursday. I hope you like it. I also downloaded that Minimal Wave Vol 2 compilation and I don't like it nearly as much as I like the songs on the cold wave compilation that this song is on. I'm still sort of confused about the difference between minimal and cold wave, but more on this later.