Bluebob –
Bluebob
CD,
Album, US, 2002
Soulitude
Records
Bluebob
is a band, of sorts, composed of David Lynch and John Neff. I
suspect, and I can be deadly wrong, that Lynch will be better known
for his music. For me it is hard to think about his films without
the soundtrack – and even though he chose the recording, it somehow
conveys the Lynch aesthetic. Bluebob came out of nowhere and landed
in the home of Tosh, and usually I have a memory of getting the
record or CD, but in this case, it is totally blank.
The
sound is what you expect from the Lynch world. Driving boogie-blues
with the 1950's Duane Eddy meets Joe Meek guitar. But the big
difference here is Neff's vocals, which almost, makes these songs
sound normal. But there is also a death metal touch to the recording
as well. It's a remarkable record, and in some Lynch music
landscapes it s a road house bar, but the music here I think belongs
to a dark forest. It's not an urban sound, but more of a 3:30 AM in
the wrong part of the forest type of sound. Also it's a good record
to hear by yourself. It is not sharing type of music, more of laying
in front of the hi-fi by yourself, and letting the sounds bath you
type of record.
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