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Message: [QUOTE="Ian Naxieas, post: 83288, member: 4966"] Who the hell knows who Babylon Zoo was? Well at least one of you because it was just talked about yesterday, but still! Their 1996 song Spaceman was a pretty big hit, especially in the UK, but none of the other songs from The Boy with the X-Ray Eyes really made much of an impact. It's an okay album and has a few good tracks, but Spaceman is easily the highlight. Their second and final album, King Kong Groover, was a critical and commercial flop and I can see why, though I do like the song Hey Man. They broke up in 2000 and that's it for them. I think they might have been able to do some more good stuff if given the chance, but it was not to be. [MEDIA=youtube]JYZ_aaiCWjo[/MEDIA] Goodbye Horses by Q Lazzarus is actually a big favorite song of mine. If you heard it, it was probably from The Silence of the Lambs or one of the shows/movies that referenced/parodied it. So little of her music was actually released that you could just call her an "only song wonder" and she died in 2022 having not made any new music, which is a shame, because if Goodbye Horses was any indication, she had some good talent. There is apparently a documentary about her called "Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus" that has a bunch of her unreleased music, which was also released as a CD, vinyl and digital download, so I'll have to give that a looksie sometime. [MEDIA=youtube]X_DVS_303kQ[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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