Tonight, however, I won't be spending the evening alone with my Smiths records; I'll be going to the Punters Club, to see Sir, Ninetynine and some outfit named Love Of Diagrams. (Sir and Ninetynine are not to be missed; both of them together, and at the fourth last ever gig at the Punters, even more so.) If that's not enough, the show is subtitled "Love in a Casio World". (What is it about the humble Casiotone keyboard?)
Posted by: Buster Hihmenn | http://boundarylayer.blogspot.com | Thu Feb 14 02:09:07 2002
Fight the flower
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Thu Feb 14 03:49:34 2002
And I was thinking that it's because the thin, reedy, definitely un-"phat" Casio sound sounds endearingly awkward and thus is innately appealing to thin, bespectacled indie kids.
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Thu Feb 14 07:11:26 2002
Funnily enough, there seem to be no Casio keyboards in secondhand instrument shops/classifieds; perhaps with all the bands using them, they've become the TB-303 of the indie set, and all been snapped up by indie kids intending to form the perfect garage-pop band.
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Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com | Thu Feb 14 00:17:12 2002
Because places like Target and Big W sold stacks of them in the eighties.