Actually it was spelt "tekno punk" in Jockey Slut. That may make a difference. Funny you should mention Felix! Those albums pretty much would have been recorded at the same time.
I am not sure if La La Land is actually sensationalising drug use, it's much more ambiguous, to my ears. It mixes well with Purple Pills though. >'techno punk' wow that's a revivalist term I haven't heard since The Prodigy, >Atari Teenage Riots and the movie 'Hackers'. He's already been there, his >schtick is running thin. > >> There are a lot of retro sounds in there which I kinda like. > >That makes two. Felix Da Housecat beat him to it with 'Silver Screen Shower >Scene'. But then again everyone's been slamming the Germans for producing >80's >inspired glam-tech for ever (Internation Gigolo DJ's anyone?) that is until >now. > >La La Land is boring, to me it is the techno equivalent of D12's 'Purple >Pills', another scholock production sensationalizing drug use. I can't >comment >about the production because I would probably really like the track if he >droned on about something other than drugs. There's gotta be a million >interesting stories to tell out there, that involve drugs (ie. Noosa >Heads 'Mushrooms', Green Velvet 'Flash'). La La Land isn't one of them. >Though >I'm sure Mr. Velvet could tell us a fair number. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
