Title: groovey pop masters
Product review: I first heard these folks at the International Club in Austin sometime around 1987. They were touring for Lolita Nation. I was really impressed by their stage presence -- of course the intimate environment helped -- and their multiple encore's. They played for like 3+ hours ... They clearly love performing their tunes as much as writing them. What really turned me on was the interesting divergence from the typical pop dujour of the day. The tunes are clever and the lyrics interesting enough to make you want to play the tune over again, and again... there are phrases here (music and lyric) that I still find my self humming. A wonderful pop exploration, and it's really well produce (by Mitch Easter of course). I was fortunate to buy the original release cd way back when. I still take it for a spin.
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