http://www.notlame.com/NLBANG1.htmlFrank Bango - Fugitive GirlsThis record is one of sheer song writing brilliance. it will grow on you. it will seep into your soul. It will provide the soundtrack for unrequited love or suddenly found love. it will live with you. evoking the spirit of classic Costello prose, Michael Quercio meets Left Banke baroque melodicism. fugitive girls shows a real, long lasting pop talent coming into his own. featuring the works of Bango and lyrcist Richy Veseky, this is sweet, lyrically swervy and twisted pop craft rarely seen or visited in the late 90`s. <p> "Taking a song-writing approach that hasn`t been used in rock `n roll since the brill building days...judged solely by its fruits, that classic song-writing technique used by all the greats from Goffin & King to Lennon & Mccartney does wonders for Bango & Veseky...streaked with something rarely heard in todays music-character" - Dawn Eden, writer, Mojo magazine. "John Cale joins the Rubinoos to sing dark ditties" - Audities. Ahhh, this is a breath of unusually fresh air in the not lame offices and are proud to bring this landmark piece of twisted genius into your lives. <p> <a href="http://www.frii.com/~popmusic/sounds/nlbang101.mp3"><img src="http://www.notlame.com/images/ear.jpg" width="20" border=0 alt="power pop, independent music"></a> <a href="http://www.frii.com/~popmusic/sounds/nlbang101.mp3">November (The Fugitives Girls Theme)</a> - mp3<br>http://www.notlame.com/Frank_Bango/Page_1/NLBANG1.html