Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Nick Nicely

I tried rewriting Shakespeare's 18th Sonnet (you know, "shall I compare thee to a summer's day," etc.) into a write-up on one-hit-wonder Nick Nicely, but no matter how hard I tried, it could never be as cheesy as his music.
Apparently, his Hilly Fields was a minor hit in 1981, and even though he kept making music, he never received much press ever since. His music, a Lennon-esque synth pop, deserves better than total oblivion, though, and in 2004, Psychotropia was released by Castle. Psychotropia spans his entire output and some unreleased songs, most notably two great songs from 1998.
If you like Paisley Underground stuff, this is definitely worth tracking down.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

giver i også tips til hvordan man får fat i det i skriver om? evt ikke i form af at skrive "slsk", det kan jeg ikke bruge ;(

r said...

jeg lægger det ud et sted.
hvorfor kan du ikke bruge slsk?

Anonymous said...

jeg er på sådan noget kollegienet der spærrer for alt muligt.

Anonymous said...

Ja, formentlig sa det er

Anonymous said...

Hi friends of Sing C'est La Vie.
Is there any chance to upload this wonderful Nick Nicely piece of work???