On Your Line

Those songs were recorded somewhere in the world in strange circonstances, but, and this is important, by a group of weird friends. "On Your Line" is about insanity and surrender. It's making was precisely the fight of man against his own destiny, but this time, man made it: We were the strongest. The whole idea came on a march night. Jim "Survivor" Dickson, our elder brother and journeyman, dealt with the production, alongside Lucas "Warsaw" Fox, who came from out the blue, but without whom... A sound engineer, but which one? Neil, Alan or X? The first one for one night, the second one for the next and the last one for never even though he was planned for the whole thing. The sun rises, we'll have to go back. Back to our ambassy-for some BeBop Family including everything that Rock'n'Roll should be. For others, it will be a mobile home, a par of our life, especially for Weich Junior and his twenty summers. Listening to the rough mix, rewinding again and again, but we don't belong to vaults anymore, we are all living in haunted castle mood. The tape itself rolls between the hands of the RMS wizzard who gets to mix it after a one hour a half fight against the Yellow Spaceship. Here is the result. If you haven't discovered it already, you soon will. This time City Slang got to the rendez-vous for the back cover picture, Erik H. - the Clint Eastwood of R'n'R - laboured on the front one and bit more. Our own artistic refugee, H.L.M., is the conceptor of the sleeve. What your hold in your hands is a single's life or the new Fixed Up release. "On Your Line" : sure, "Going Blind" : not really