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Pansentient Synthpop 2014

Andrew shapiro

Genius

I never wanted us to be like this (x4)

When words are like knives
they cut in syllables
Like matter and anti-matter
we've become so separable

I never wanted
us to be like this
I never wanted
I never wanted this

Thrown in space 
glass roof and a metal bar
Cigarette trace still there when I'm in the car
Trash it all, trash it all
Voices through a paper wall
Trash it all, trash it all
Thick skin don't call (x2)

I never wanted this (x4)

Like parallel universes
in different strands of time
this distance immeasurable
We're too far away

I never wanted us to be like this (x2)

Thrown in space 
glass roof and a metal bar
Cigarette trace still there when I'm in the car
Trash it all, trash it all
Voices through a paper wall
Trash it all, trash it all
Thick skin don't call (x2)

I never wanted
us to be like this
I never wanted
I never wanted this (x2)


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Special thanks to Steve Jenkins, Telefuture Records
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4. Parallel Universes

Le Cassette - Digital Power

Theme Song
Written, Composed and Produced by College and Electric Youth

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Innerworld

College & Electric Youth - A Real Hero [Music From the Motion Picture Drive]

A house (?) mix of Erasure's classic "A Little Respect". Bass, and some beats, are from a collection of house loops, so not exactly all my own work - apart from thinking of doing it of course! PS I make no claims to be a house music producer, so if this is nothing like house, then I apologise!


Erasure - A Little Respect (Kwerty's Tell Me No Reason Mix)

いまでもこの曲を愛奏している人は、世界中で私以外いない、とか不遜なことを言ってもいいですか（笑）。／使用楽器：Roland soniccell

【弾いてみた】Blue of noon / David Sylvian & Ryuichi Sakamoto

The album’s standout track Mint Green would go on to define Shapiro's early career. This six-minute jewel in its nature is furtive, an arcing pacey piano solo which rises and falls delicately, its melody slowly emerging from a Debussy-like haze of almost-hesitancy. No matter how many times it’s heard you have to return to its cascading style. Mint Green would go on to garner over five million plays on Pandora Internet Radio and become a regular soundtrack on American television. "Writing Mint Green was very Cocteau Twins inspired. There’s a sharp 11th (G#) over a sort of D major and A major polytonality that gives it its liftoff. If there’s a sharp 11th it can sometimes become a very Cocteau Twins-esque type of thing. I love it.” --Mark Prendergast

Mint Green

"The song's sound at first seems dated, dyed in the pastel shades of late-90s trance. But within moments the cascade is everywhere-- these ringing bells, these glowing synths, like a room filled with butterfly wings. Much more The Knife than Paul Oakenfold, Shapiro has made a proper song, like Douglas Coupland's "slot machines clanging out silver dollars, rubies, and sugar candies." A clarion of kisses. --SAID THE GRAMOPHONE: 


Detectors In The Eyes

For more information:
http://www.andrewshapiro.com/

Detectors In The Eyes

Andrew Shapiro