Tell me something about Otto Spooky
Feb. 21st, 2005 10:24 pmToday I'd like anyone who's got a copy of my new album Otto Spooky to tell me something about it... and you.

How does this long-playing Momus record fit into your listening routine? What records do you play before and after it? Have you bought anything since, and is Herr Spooky throwing shade or overshadowed? Were you particularly struck by certain lines? Do Otto's musical textures please you? What's great and what grates? Where does Otto stand in your personal canon of Momus records (assuming you have some other ones)? What do you think of John Talaga's intermezzi? Have you fallen asleep to this music, made love to it, got lost in it, jogged with it, played it in your car while driving through a National Park? Did you cover your children's ears when the song about the fascist boyscout came on? (Assuming you have children, that is.) Did your dog chew James Goggin's digipak (if so, print the JPEG above on stiff card and spray it with some foul-smelling fixative). Do any of the songs play in your head even when the record isn't on? When you're at the supermarket, do you ever look around to see if Robin Hood is there "in a wheelchair buying food", kidney dialysis colostomy bag by his side? Are you a top-scoring, panda-topping Lute Score wizard?

How does this long-playing Momus record fit into your listening routine? What records do you play before and after it? Have you bought anything since, and is Herr Spooky throwing shade or overshadowed? Were you particularly struck by certain lines? Do Otto's musical textures please you? What's great and what grates? Where does Otto stand in your personal canon of Momus records (assuming you have some other ones)? What do you think of John Talaga's intermezzi? Have you fallen asleep to this music, made love to it, got lost in it, jogged with it, played it in your car while driving through a National Park? Did you cover your children's ears when the song about the fascist boyscout came on? (Assuming you have children, that is.) Did your dog chew James Goggin's digipak (if so, print the JPEG above on stiff card and spray it with some foul-smelling fixative). Do any of the songs play in your head even when the record isn't on? When you're at the supermarket, do you ever look around to see if Robin Hood is there "in a wheelchair buying food", kidney dialysis colostomy bag by his side? Are you a top-scoring, panda-topping Lute Score wizard?
Re: lady france knickers
Date: 2005-02-22 08:04 am (UTC)Ooh. Well. I love the Turkish pop I hear at Tek-Mer, the Turkish supermarket I go to in Kreuzberg. That takes me somewhere far away. I also love old German spoken word records on the Litera label. And kabuki music. And Tatar music. I guess I'd add Devendra Banhart and Animal Collective. And grime! I was sitting on a bus in London last month and some 12 year-old Asian kid was playing some incredible track. I didn't dare ask what it was, but it sounded pretty exciting. In Hokkaido I've mostly been listening to 70s dub reggae because there's lots of it in the house I'm staying in.
Re: lady france knickers
Date: 2005-02-22 01:02 pm (UTC)Aso