
Mike Orme
Music Reviewer
riginally a product of north-central Washington State, Mike came to the San Francisco Bay Area for college and stuck around for the nice weather. His first two jobs out of school involved in-depth analyses of English verbs, and for a while it seemed that English syntax might dominate Mike’s life work. However, music remains an integral part of his life, as his current job involves a lot of listening to a computer mispronounce artist names (though “buh-JERK” only amused him the first five hundred times he tested “Björk”). Since Mike rejects the tenuous axiomatic dogma required to facilitate a general acceptance of Marxist critical theory as applied to the emergence of popular culture in the post-9/11 Information Age, his recommendations generally take the rather structuralist form of “OMG, dis sHiNs disk will cHanGe ur lYfe!~~ LOL nat i wan B anNakiiiiNNnn.............” All Time Top 10
Thirteen Songs That Have at Least a Vague Connection to French People or the French Language
Phoenix – “Too Young”
Polyphonic Size - “Girlscout”
Bernard Szajner - “Welcome (to Death Row) ”
Hypo - “Destino”
Daft Punk - “Superheroes”
Les Rhythmes Digitales - “Sometimes”
Tahiti 80 - “The Train”
Buffalo Daughter - “Discotheque du Paradis”
Kas Product - “Loony-Bin”
Lizzy Mercier Descloux - “Hard-Boiled Babe”
Jean Michel Jarre - “Oxygene (Part III) ”
M83 - “Run Into Flowers”
Montag - “Grand Luxe”
Ten Nice Albums with One-Word Titles
Queen - Jazz
Buffalo Daughter - Pshychic
David Bowie - Low
Harmonia - Deluxe
The Velvet Underground - Loaded
Sonic Youth - Sister
Daft Punk - Discovery
Daedelus - Invention
XTC - Skylarking
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
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