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I was really pleased to see in the 'London' Music Thread that my Love , Awe and admiration of the band, Public Service Broadcasting, was shared with the same passion among several of my QPR brothers.
Their Petri dish hybrid splice of Techno, Krautrock, Berlin School, Chemical Beats, ArtRock and electronica sunk to the nuts up mutated strains of Modern English Culture and History , societal autobahns and Human endeavour, Breaks me up emotionally to the solar plexus.
I Saw them at the Troxy last month, and screamed like a 14 year old girl dressed in a Biba Brushed Polyester twin set in a 'Hard Days Night'. I was 55 years old last Friday..
I was First drawn to them with the Track 'Go', A story of the Apollo moon landing cut with samples from the Control Room at Kennedy space center that day with Gene Simmons on Comms.
The song and video brings me to tears everytime i hear it in that it showcases what Human Beings can achieve when working together rather than annihilating each other in bastard wars or worse, making 'Ant and Decs saturday night takeaway' type tv shows as dirty grain skag opium for the masses to consume, as they fret about the coming 7.38am Monday Morning Chingford commute to a work place full of cun ts they despise .
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
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Songs about Space. on 22:06 - Nov 9 with 1119 views
Well, this was the first 'space' song that came to my mind. For me, the recording doesn't really help me re-live the dramatic effect that the musical 'Hair' at the Shaftesbury avenue had on me in 1968. I was, er, over the moon?
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Songs about Space. on 22:35 - Nov 9 with 1050 views
PSB's Race For Space album is absolutely cracking. Sputnik and Valentina on that are great tracks too as well as Go. They played that album in full at a gig at the National Space Centre in Leicester once but I wasn't there sadly - not seen them and they were here again recently at the University!
Now, I know The Killers can be a bit marmite for some folk on here, but I am unashamedly a huge fan of them with admittedly a slight mancrush on Brandon Flowers. This song copped him a lot of stick from alien abduction "survivors" as they felt the song belittled their experiences. America, eh.
I'm not entirely sure what the fk the costume in this video is all about though.
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Songs about Space. on 22:58 - Nov 9 with 1021 views
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