Stereolab POX

to be fair not many of us have time to listen to Jenny Ondioline these days

early wins, mostly

Jenny Ondioline
Laissez-Faire
The Black Arts
Metronomic Underground
The Seeming And The Meaning
Revox
Tempter
Anamorphose
French Disko
New Orthophony

so many Fluorescences!

Jenny Ondioline
John Cage Bubblegum (esp. ABC version)
Les Yper-Sound
Ping Pong
Tone Burst

Wow and Flutter
Metronomic Underground
Super-Electric (ABC version)
Changer (ABC version)
The Black Arts

Doh, strike Black Arts and insert "Golden Ball".

there's something about Fluorescences that seems to distill so many of the things that Stereolab were experimenting with and exploring, into this beguilingly great pop song. i don't know, i can't remember the last time i listened to the same song 7-8 times in a row while walking every day for a week.

how to play your internal organs overnight
check and double check
the black arts
double rocker
come and play in the milky night
john cage bubblegum
miss modular
brigitte
international colouring contest
cybele's reverie

good call flappy!

I never heard this until today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYJ0vdmwkB0

Pretty damn good! Anyone have a POX of their remixes work?

No mention of Au Grand Jour? That's my POO for life (The rock version, not the quiet version)

Out of all the band's I love, I think Stereolab is the one whose song titles will always remain a mystery.

I mean I can't remember them, not that I can't understand them.

When I'm not drinking, I should make myself a double disc 30 song comp for the car. Learn some of those song titles.

Anyone have a POX of their remixes work?

IMO:

The Little Ones - Oh, MJ!
The Pastels - One Wild Moment
Ryoko Hirosue - Ashite e
No Joy - Indigo Child
Boards of Canada - Kid For Today
Prop - Statice *
Her Space Holiday - Girl Problem
Bonnie Pink - Sleeping Child (the Gyration of Virgin Microbes mix)
FireFriend - Liz
Serena-Maneesh - D.I.W.S.W.T.T.D.
Manic Street Preachers - Tsunami (Electron Ray Tube mix) **

*features Mary on vox
*features Laetitia on vox

er, that's eleven

Happy birthday, Lætitia Sadier, partly responsible in Stereolab for some of my favorite jams.