 By
Elio
e le Storie Tese
Keyboard solo: Rocco Tanica
mixed by Antonio La Rosa at Psycho Studios, Milan, in 1998
© 1998 HukaPan/EelST - SDSL 0001
I was making an
altogether different remix (in two versions) for italian cult
band Elio e le Storie Tese when this one came about. I had access
to the 24 track master of their song L'eterna
lotta tra il bene e il male when I discovered an hilarious vocal
outtake: the pitched down voice of Elio (their singer, a minor deity in my personal
Pantheon and one of the most decent persons I know in this business)
suggesting right combinations of italian food in his unmistakeable
english.
Take no offence, non-italians: you love italian cuisine but you
rarely know how to combine it, and dining with cappuccino is just
one of the liberties you take with italian food. So I figured I
could rescue this lost vocal track and make it into a song, that
includes elements of L'Eterna lotta (the indian sample
saying "Very good, very bad") but is basically a brand
new track - with an educational aim.
If you don't know Elio e le Storie Tese (or you don't speak italian)
you don't know what you're missing: they're the funniest thing that happened
to music since the Mothers of Invention. |
