Okay, here's the latest info.
The Zero Hour reissue of "Floor Your Love" is moving along. Ace engineer Steve Schwartz, who's had a couple of software upgrades since last year, is in the process of remastering the audio; I'm in the process of collecting all sorts of old band photographs and ephemera, as well as penning historical liner notes.
Also, in case you haven't heard, a Flo Mos fan in Spain -- yeah, yeah, I know -- out of the immense goodness of his heart, has posted a home-made video for "Enough's Enough" on YouTube.
Words completely fail me about that, BTW.
And if you'd like to hear a pretty cool outtake version of "Fade Into Grey," with the sitars from the Beatles "Tomorrow Never Knows" appended (thanks, Andy!!!) just click here.
More news as it develops.
The sort-of official website of '80s pop combo The Floor Models [Gerry Devine, Andrew Pasternack, Steve Simels, J.D. Goldberg and Glen Robert Allen] -- with updates on their 2021 Byrds tribute album In-Flyte Entertainment, their reunion gig and their various forthcoming group and side projects, including Gerry's 2023 EP In My Own Good Time, Steve's forthcoming 2024 cover of The Replacements, and two amazing reissues on Cherry Red Records!!!
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
And in Further News, Frozen Smoothies Have Just Gone On-Sale at the Concession Stand in Gehenna
Well, this whole strange two year journey of Floor Your Love: The Album has just gotten a little stranger.
Which is to say that -- unlikely as it may seem -- a guy at an Australian power pop label somehow heard about the album and has...
...wait for it...
...decided to release the thing for real.
The label is called Zero Hour and they do good work. Like this just released tribute album for The Records...
In any case, we're currently hashing out the details -- the packaging is going to change a little, obviously -- and I'll keep you posted on further news as it develops.
Meanwhile -- somebody pinch me, because I still can't believe this.
Which is to say that -- unlikely as it may seem -- a guy at an Australian power pop label somehow heard about the album and has...
...wait for it...
...decided to release the thing for real.
The label is called Zero Hour and they do good work. Like this just released tribute album for The Records...
This tribute gathers a host of bands/artists from around the world to pay tribute to one of the finest power pop bands. Featuring: Bill Lloyd, Off Broadway, Dan Sarka & The Sometimes Why, Donovans Brain (Bobby Sutliff/Dennis Tek), Steven Deal, The Accent, The Split Squad, Lannie Flowers, Zombie Western Baby, Mike Dees, The Injured Parties, The Mold Monkies, The Bottle Kids, Vex and The Vextones, Words, The World Record, The Popdogs, Undecided By Default, The Cheeks and The Broken Rekkids. Original members John Wicks and Will Birch have given it their blessings....so it seems like a good fit for us.
In any case, we're currently hashing out the details -- the packaging is going to change a little, obviously -- and I'll keep you posted on further news as it develops.
Meanwhile -- somebody pinch me, because I still can't believe this.
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