big in china

Jun 06, 2006 19:02

Glancing at awstats* for my site, I noticed two seemingly unrelated facts:
The article lists 11 gothic-industrial-post-punk bands with some text and a song link.
However, under an entry about Theatre of Hate, it links to Satellite (our song). Witness a classic case of mistaken [song] identity.

I listened to samples and see how our song was percieved as similar. Retribution Over the West World (the source of the album cover) seemed a good bet. Both have uptempo spare arrangements with guitars in minor keys. Ours has more electronics. Perhaps similar enough to come up together in a music similarity query.

If you put the chinese description in babelfish (my grasp of this language is still far gone) it says this:

Also is one of early song special movement orchestras, left two things to dismiss, initiated reorganizes Spear of Destiny, this orchestra but actually clash maintained, last year also left a new thing.

In other vanity band news: we have some CDs and an awesome Ziggy Stardust cover for hypothetical Athens summer show. (Tying this back to post-punk, it appears Bauhaus made a hit single cover of same song).

* With Luke's help, I recently installed awstats on my domain ravelite.org (inspired by this post). Stats packages like awstats take the mountain of straw (webserver log files) and spin it into information nuggets: how many hits your site has, what times of day people access it, search terms or links people use to get there, most popular pages, etc.

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