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John Berdahl, Andrew JohnsonThe Math-amphetamines - 1 + 1 [LLR013] ()

This is what happens when you lock John (of the Blue Fairy Godmothers) and Andrew (of Lava-Proof Boots) in a room with a bunch of keyboards and a computer for a month: an album with a bile-filled synthetic doo-wap song, noisy keyboard punk and plaintive ballads set in outer space. "What this song needs is more pitch shifting!" A document of what happens when people loose control of talent and technology.


This audio is part of the collection: Lucha Libre Recordings

Artist/Composer: John Berdahl, Andrew Johnson
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Pop; Pop Experimental; Indie-Pop

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs

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01.numbers - by john berdahl. guitar by gavin rehder. programming/production by andrew johnson.
02.a promise to the heartless - by john berdahl. production by andrew johnson.
03.with a smile - by john berdahl. guitar by dave berdahl. violin by haley rydell. production by andrew johnson.
04.spaceship of love (part one) - by john berdahl. programming/production by andrew johnson. glasses by anton woldhek. saxophone by simon d'souza.
05.love song/train of thought - by john berdahl. guitar by gavin rehder. programming/production by andrew johnson.
06.spaceship of love (part two) - by john berdahl and gavin rehder. guitars by gavin rehder. programming/production by andrew johnson. space drums by jovica storer. shortwave sample taken from the conet project.
07.apology in c - by john berdahl. programming/production by andrew johnson.
08.puddin' - by andrew johnson/adam tollefsrud/john berdahl. keyboard by john berdahl. guitar by adam tollefsrud. violin by haley rydell. programming/production by andrew johnson. vocals by a young amber franklin.

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Reviewer: toiletrolltube - - January 26, 2009
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I'm not one for writing reviews basically because I wouldn't be very good at it. I just found this link on the Freesound project website and I just want to say that I am very moved by this music, it's just wonderful.