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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>"'''I love electro'''" is a song by [[LorD and Master]] written, tongue-in-cheek, about the joys of electronic pop music. The music itself is written by Dan's old friend, Joanna Dalton (née Gooch), who composed it as a classical piece that she and Dan produced on the [[Korg Trinity Pro]] in 1998. They then entered into a 'remixing duel', each taking time to remix the piece (then renamed "Miss Marple on acid" for its blend of classical and dance music elements) and surveying friends in the college car park to see which was preferred. Due to his greater experience (Jo hadn't spent years fiddling with synths, but playing pianos and more traditional instruments), Dan won the competition, though it was actually fairly close.<br />
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==Lyrics==<br />
<nowiki>I don't much like showtunes<br />
I don't really like jazz<br />
I'm not a fan of easy listening<br />
With all that pizzazz<br />
But I really like synthpop<br />
And I love electro<br />
I love all those ones and zeros<br />
They help me to let go<br />
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You can keep your brass section<br />
Samples work just fine<br />
I've no need for violins when there's<br />
A sizzling synth line<br />
I'm not one for country and western<br />
I won't listen to it now or later<br />
Just give me a gated pad<br />
Running through a sixteen-step arpeggiator<br />
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I won't listen to power ballads<br />
When I look in your eyes<br />
I'm more content with chillout-ambient<br />
I like tracks you can quantise<br />
But I really like synthpop<br />
And I love electro<br />
I love all those ones and zeros<br />
They help me to let go</nowiki><br />
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==Versions==<br />
* Appears on ''[[Polarity]]''.<br />
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==Personnel==<br />
* Written, produced and performed by Daniel Bailey-Graham. <br />
* Based on "Miss Marple on acid" composed by Joanna Dalton.<br />
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[[Category:2011]]<br />
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[[Category:Polarity]]</div>lam1>Dan