The song's haunting 1980's drum machine sounds eerily like a revolution track...BTW just an fyi It's a sista singing this song not a man.



Buffalo bill trippy.

MoneyMade said:

I find this really weird but I never thought this was that inspired by prince but all the songs i seem to find else where and really like end up appearing on here or other prince related topics.....weird.....great tune though

It's Electro-Pop (That's the Revolution in a nutshell) Listen to Finks stuff on now his website... http://www.doctorfink.com/

Electropop is a form of electronic music that is made with synthesizers, and which first flourished from 1978 to 1983. Electropop laid the groundwork for a mass market in chart-oriented pop and dance music. Numerous bands have since carried on the electropop tradition into the 1990s and 2000s.

Electropop is characterized by an emphasized electronic sound — often described as cold and robotic — and by minimal arrangements. This was mainly due to the limitations of the analog synthesizers and recording techniques used at the time, but has since become a stylistic choice.

Electropop songs are pop songs at heart, often with simple, catchy hooks and dance beats, but differing from those of electronic dance music genres which electropop helped to inspire — techno, house, electroclash, etc. — in that songwriting is emphasized over simple danceability. They often feature alienated deadpan lyrics with a futuristic sci-fi edge.
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Everytime I hear "Goodbye Horses" I think of CLERKS II

ElectricBlue said:

Or Ted Levine in Silence Of The Lambs.

The writer "good-bye horses" William Garvey died this month...wasn't he from Minneapolis too?

It's ALWAYS some weird freak shit going on in Minneapolis!!!!
Everytime I turn on the news.
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