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Who sang this song (linked) likely called “Mother, Mother”? (not Tracy Bonham)
About 16 years ago, as a kid, through a curious conjunction of being a player of the computer games Thief (designers were members of the now defunct Tribe, commemorated at tribe.stevelatham.net), Deus Ex (project lead Warren Spector cited Tribe as his favorite band, as it has become mine), and Tomb Raider (Tracy Bonham’s “Behind Every Good Woman” was used for a trailer), I discovered the Ectophile’s Guide to Good Music.
As a result, I ended up trying to hunt down Bonham’s other stuff, file by file, using Kazaa Lite. Searching for “Mother Mother” (unsuccessfully, as it turned out; years later I was able to find and buy the album, which I still have in a box somewhere), I found this song instead, bearing the same name but no relation to Bonham’s: For years I have been trying to identify it, with no success. If they’ll help, here are the lyrics: Code:
Mother, Mother, the things you did not teach me— |
Okay, so that was unexpected. Because this is my first post, I couldn’t just post a link to the song in my kiwi6 account; instead I had to upload it as a blank video to YouTube.
And YouTube just notified me that an automatic copyright claim was made against the music in the video: it’s the track “Mother, Mother” from the album Trip The Light Fantastic, by a band of the same name. Crazy. Sixteen years I’ve been searching for this, and now the antispam rule leads me there by an extremely roundabout way. So I guess I owe you all a big thank-you! |
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