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I want the CD "Discovery" by Daft Punk. Not sure why, I just do. Somehow this thought is reminding me of a period of my life I'd rather forget.
My friends know what I'm talking about. They went through the same stage.
What was it? Life as a Prozzak fan girl.
Yes, the artsy little progressive rock loving Teddog was a Prozzak fan. Scary. It actually did lead to a good turn in my life. I shall explain.
It was during grade 10 I first heard of Prozzak. I saw the video for Sucks To Be You and I blew my mind (I was only 14 or 15 years old!). It was the cure for all those boy band ballads that made me ill. So I got the CD. Yay for me. While I didn't listen to one or two songs for various reasons, like lyrics ("Let's play shag tag baby [Run around with nothing on]/ Let's play shag tag baby [We'll do it till the clouds are gone]" Ugh...), that CD got tons of play. Then one night I was riding the bus home from the downtown and this kid beside me started singing Strange Disease. That was the end of the honeymoon ladies and gentlemen.
I never really got into their second album, Saturday People. It was supposed to be "a musical account of their absurd social journey... a study, if you will, of the night" but it didn't quite fly with me. I might buy it one day, but not now.
And for the good turn, at Christmas a few months after the kid on the bus, I got a flat square package. A CD... called Turn It On Again... the greatest hits by Genesis. Mom said I'd probably like it, as I was raised on Phil Collins.
Let's compare my current ablum collections for the bands
Prozzak:
Hot Show
Genesis:
Trepass
Selling England By The Pound
A Trick of The Tail
Wind and Wuthering ::bliss::
...And Then There Were Three
Duke ::more bliss::
Abacab
Genesis
Invisible Touch
The Way We Walk Volume One: The Shorts
The Way We Walk Volume Two: The Longs
Calling All Stations
Genesis Archive #1 1967-75
Turn It On Again - The Hits
Genesis Archive #2 1976-92
The point of this story: I don't know. It just popped into my head.
My friends know what I'm talking about. They went through the same stage.
What was it? Life as a Prozzak fan girl.
Yes, the artsy little progressive rock loving Teddog was a Prozzak fan. Scary. It actually did lead to a good turn in my life. I shall explain.
It was during grade 10 I first heard of Prozzak. I saw the video for Sucks To Be You and I blew my mind (I was only 14 or 15 years old!). It was the cure for all those boy band ballads that made me ill. So I got the CD. Yay for me. While I didn't listen to one or two songs for various reasons, like lyrics ("Let's play shag tag baby [Run around with nothing on]/ Let's play shag tag baby [We'll do it till the clouds are gone]" Ugh...), that CD got tons of play. Then one night I was riding the bus home from the downtown and this kid beside me started singing Strange Disease. That was the end of the honeymoon ladies and gentlemen.
I never really got into their second album, Saturday People. It was supposed to be "a musical account of their absurd social journey... a study, if you will, of the night" but it didn't quite fly with me. I might buy it one day, but not now.
And for the good turn, at Christmas a few months after the kid on the bus, I got a flat square package. A CD... called Turn It On Again... the greatest hits by Genesis. Mom said I'd probably like it, as I was raised on Phil Collins.
Let's compare my current ablum collections for the bands
Prozzak:
Hot Show
Genesis:
Trepass
Selling England By The Pound
A Trick of The Tail
Wind and Wuthering ::bliss::
...And Then There Were Three
Duke ::more bliss::
Abacab
Genesis
Invisible Touch
The Way We Walk Volume One: The Shorts
The Way We Walk Volume Two: The Longs
Calling All Stations
Genesis Archive #1 1967-75
Turn It On Again - The Hits
Genesis Archive #2 1976-92
The point of this story: I don't know. It just popped into my head.