Were it not for the amazing fashion sense of our favorite be-mulleted keytarist, this record would not be on here. Mr. Bugnon plays amazingly Muzak-esque jazz lite that will guarantee you will be begging for the music you usually listen to in elevators. Complete with synthesized handclap beats, fake whipcracks, that drum machine beat that sounds like someone bouncing a basketball in a gym, Alex Bugnon delivers a full array of sounds you haven’t heard since the 80s. He even uses that little chirping sound that my Casio-imitation keyboard makes to keep time! Oh yeah, and don’t forget the gratuitous use of cowbell. Over all of this synthesized cocktail, Alex plays his fabulous keytar.
This piece is called “Dance of the Ghosts,” and is a good example of A.B.’s keytar-hero madness.
In “Human Epilogue,” there are some gospel singers which almost make up for the track’s spectacular un-funkiness. Almost.
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HA HA HA! That caption wins.
lol…. my brain hurts
FUCK MEEEEEE that’s dreadful.
he sounds good and looks yummy, are you single???
LOL!!! Nope, I’m not too proud of this one. It still bothers me, even after twenty years.But those were the days. Anyway, thanks for the free publicity, I couldn’t have bought better :-) Alex
Hi Alex,
I received an invite for your upcoming show in Atlanta On Wednesday, July 2nd, hosted by Rene Miller from Smooth Jazz 107.5. Grand opening of the new Pearl Bistro and Bar. I will definitely try to make it have a great day