Hows about 'The Space Lady' who played space-age lounge music outside the supermarket?
If you want the genuinely 'Wierd' the only place to go is the domain of the 'Outsider' musician. Jandek, Moondog, Daniel Johnston, Wesley Willis, and now we have 'The Space lady'. A street Musician from san Francisco in the Moondog tradition, who wears a winged helmet not unlike Asterix the Gaul.
On this self-produced Cd-r,sold from her street pitch, we are treated to one woman/lady, cheapo electronic lounge covers of glam favourites like Radar Love and Ballroom Blitz; the best ever version of dull biker anthem "Born To Be Wild"; a David Lynchian version of "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night",and a previously impossible to imagine, dee-rocking of Brit'n'roll classic "Shakin' All Over". There are no taboo's as to who gets the Space-lady treatment,as Elvis gets a severe case of being put in his place too!
There are a handful of unfathomable original compositions too that further compound the relevance of Space Lady's application for Nutdale Funny Farm. This is why the lunatics should run the asylum.
Tracklist
| 1 | Humdinger | |
| 2 | From The Womb To The Tomb | |
| 3 | Slapback Boomerang | |
| 4 | Synthesize Me | |
| 5 | Major Tom | |
| 6 | Radar Love | |
| 7 | Born To Be Wild | |
| 8 | Ballroom Blitz | |
| 9 | All Shook Up | |
| 10 | Shakin' All Over | |
| 11 | Too Much To Dream | |
| 12 | Ghost Riders In The Sky | |
| 13 | Domine Libera Nos | |
| 14 | Fly Like An Eagle | |
| 15 | Puttin' On The Ritz | |
| 16 | 20th Century Fox |
DOWNLOAD the space lady's decaying orbit HERE!
