Well, the internet connection in my apartment has been dead for the past few days, which, due to the fact that I’ve kind of gotten used to it working, has been incredibly annoying. (All the more reason to move, I guess.) However, once I’d dragged my computer over to a wireless area, then there was this lovely email from Ivan of Oliver North Boy Choir, which completely alleviated my rather unhappy mood. (Actually, there was also another super awesome email, but I don’t want to mention that until details are finalized -- but if you think you know what I’m talking about, then yes, that will be taking place, in some form anyway. Super awesome!)
Anyway, I was unaware that Oliver North Boy Choir existed -- in any incarnation -- in 2001, but apparently they did, and they were called, at that point,
I hate to admit I’d never heard of OMD (or their full name, Orchestral Manoeuvers in the Dark) -- much less, heard the original version of the song. I had to look them up, and was hoping they were either extremely obscure or that the abbreviation was. But that wasn't the case -- so now I feel guilty. There are so many bands I don't know, but we can’t all know everything, I guess. Anyway, you can listen to the original version of Enola Gay here. It’s very 80’s male synth-pop. I think I like ONBC’s better. Look at my last.fm and it certainly seems so.
Oh, and also, Ivan has moved his blog, In a Cyclone of Stones. It’s in the links column now, too, so you can access it easily, even when this posting is no longer at the top of the page.
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