Now That's What Your Parents Call Drone, by V/A

Now That's What Your Parents Call Drone

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1.	C. Vadi - Careless Whisper (Wham! feat. George Michael) 06:23	buy track
2.	Jackknife Barlow - Songbird Origin (Kenny G) 06:34	buy track
3.	Via Vegrandis - Baby Baby (Amy Grant) 06:59	buy track
4.	Bílý Dehaen - If You Leave Me Now (Chicago) 02:35	buy track
5.	Cinchel - How Did I Exist (Air Supply - Two Less Lonely People) 03:58	buy track
6.	Neil Jendon - I'm Not In Love (10cc) 06:02	buy track
7.	Anaphylaxis - Stay Awhile (The Bells) 07:07	buy track
8.	Bishonen Knife - Sail On (Commodores) 05:30	buy track
9.	Otologist - Hello It's Me (Todd Rundgren) 07:33	buy track
10.	The Kendal Mintcake - Can We Still Be Friends (Todd Rundgren) 05:42	buy track
11.	Teutholimax - Just the Way You Are (Billy Joel) 04:57	buy track
12.	Vapor Lanes - Save the Best For Last (Vanessa Williams) 08:05	buy track
13.	Mute Neighbor - Hello Master (Lionel Richie) 08:26	buy track
14.	Patrick Cosmos - The Osiris of This Shit (Alan Parsons Project - Eye In the Sky) 08:26	buy track
15.	CPI - You Don't Own Me (Lesley Gore) 09:54	buy track
16.	XYZR_KX - Suddenly (Billy Ocean) 03:07	buy track

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Well, it's finally here -

Now That's What Your Parents Call Drone.

Volume 2 in our esteemed, carefully curated Drone Prestige Series. Direct from Neil Young's personal Pono to the vast virtual server farms of Bandcamp, and on to you.

A year and a half in the making (and not a day wasted), this compilation contains an epic 1 hour and 41 minutes of deep oneiric spatio-conceptual bliss/torture for you and your entire family. Extremely kid-friendly, extremely parent-friendly. Connects across vast expanses of age groups. Heals internecine wounds, ends generational strife. Use it for bonding with loved ones that have drifted helplessly away. The compilation is a suitable day companion for precocious babies. It's also perfect for permateens, drug tweens, and dullard olds of every age.

Really, I believe Parents Call Drone occupies a tenuous space. Is it a tossed-off fart joke or dead serious art? Your guess is as good as mine. I guess you'd have to ask the artists. But hey, no one needs or wants any high-falutin' Theory or explanations. Not yet, not now. No doubt in the years to come, we'll have plenty of time for the fawning essays, the rapturous encomiums, the contrarian clickbait. But for now we just have the music. And oh, the music. The music. Isn't it enough? Isn't it everything?

Please, enjoy. And be well.

~Todd 'The Todd' Rundgren, CEO, Twin Freaxx

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released October 28, 2014

artwork: john sant

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