C'mon - this is terrible!

this sucks. sorry.

Ustadid?  Redneck Techno?

You've all got it wrong. OSI can only refer to the Office of Scientific Intelligence, the branch of the CIA that agent Jaime Sommers and Dr. Rudy Wells worked for in The Bionic Woman.

maybe I can love you complete!!!
Nice.

Wow, there's some significant bass happening in this tune.  Glad I'm enjoying RP utilizing my Bose 901's today and not my laptop speakers, or even worse my blackberry!
Cranked!

Props to Bill and Rebecca for making decisions which allow stellar delivery of high-quality tunes!

 kaybee wrote: 

Me too.  If I like Richard Barbieri's solo, more ambient-sounding material, will I like Japan?

 

 

This is interesting...reminds me of various other things yet it is it's own. Curious what will follow?

This album is not available as an mp3 download for some reason. Bummer. Good song. 

 fredriley wrote:
 
per wiki:

OSI is an American progressive experimental supergroup formed by Fates Warning guitarist Jim Matheos in 2003. The name refers to the short-lived US government agency Office of Strategic Influence which was established shortly after 9/11 to manufacture and promote pro-US propaganda in domestic and foreign media.

 fredriley wrote: 

The O.S.I. model (O.S.I. - Open System Interconnection) is a way of sub-dividing a System into smaller parts (called layers) from the point of view of communications.   Source:  wiki page just w OSI

Actually I have no idea.  Sit up and listen.  8

Oh, man - I love the start of this song! And it just keeps getting better...

 Zapata wrote: 
...with singing and a bit of edge. Ver' nahce - 8 from the Nottingham jury.

So, what does OSI stand for, anyone know? Obsessive Sex Interest?

Basically, a Chroma Key song.  The more aggressive stuff on the record is quality, but if you like this, check out the CK CDs "You Go Now" and "Dead Air for Radios"

Eventually,  I left California. 
The song is gr(8)

tremememelololorific!

 UltraNurd wrote: 
I agree.  It just sounds like he couldn't be bothered to come up with a real rhyme.

When it started I thought it was a mellow version of Dandy Warhols' Bohemian Like You... I like it, but a little sleepy for right after lunch so I'll reserve rating for the next listen.

 westslope wrote: 
I wish he would change his mind about Japan.

 Relayer wrote: 

Hey Relayer,  Thanks for the effort.  And thanks to the music deities that Bill seems capable of changing his mind. And thanks for the suggestion, 'cause PT fan I am.

In passing, I hear some sonic space similarity to Led Zeppelin's No quarter but otherwise the songs are so different, I don't get the comparison.

This song is growing.

Hey Bill how about Zeps No Quarter after this. The epiano with tremelo is totally rockin!

 Zapata wrote: 

Good call.

Utterly different from every other track on the album. I would never have found this were it not for RP, as this band's usual music is not stuff I'd listen to. Thanks B&R!

Tangerine Dream 30 years later.

 Tizmself wrote: 

Inane yet puerile

 Tizmself wrote: 
Cool...yet sinister. This song gives me the willies, always a good sign. 7 from the Nottingham jury.

Boring....yet stale.