Ohh ohh!

I just had the most astonishingly fabulous idea! A game! Wheeee, etc! I'm VERY excited. Don't even care the slightest bit if you're not, *that* excited!

*bounce*

*bounce bounce*

Right then, this fabulously astonishing game is this -- I give you a bit of information about a song, and you have to figure out which one I'm talking about. There are no prizes, but oh, you'll feel so special if you win! Because! There's all that honour and stuff! And smugness! Wonderful smugness! And... and... if you get it right, I'd promise I'll get terribly fond of you. Absolutely promise! And, um, if I'm already terribly fond of you, then, well, it would vindicate my precious fondness and stuff, no? Hey, that's a good enough cause!

Right then, here goes: The info --

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Released: June 1997

This track was recorded in the ballroom of actress Jane Seymour's mansion at 3 A.M. It closes with computerized sounds created by ZX Spectrum computers, which all the members of (Band name) owned in the 1970s. (Band member 1) explains what it's all about: "It's like when Andy Warhol said he enjoyed being bored. It's about that feeling that you get when you're not in control of it - you just go past thousands of places and thousands of people and you're completely removed from it."

(Band member 2): "I was pissed in a club, and I suddenly had the funniest thought I'd had for ages - what if all the people who were drinking were hanging from the bottles... if the bottles were hung from the ceiling with string, and the floor caved in, and the only thing that kept everyone up was the bottles? It's also about an enormous fear of being trapped."

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I'm so bored. I'm also at work. Go figure.