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In the late 80s this was a band in our Albany! They were called “Mechanical Servants.” More info here and here.
Special thanks to Paul for telling me about them and showing me the original vinyl AND bringing the ‘Punk music rocks Albany’ article in The Sunday Record from October 26, 1980.
Mechanical Servants - “Responsateen”
mechanical servants - study up (new york city, 1980) this was one of my small personal anthems back when i was a loser in high school, which was at least cooler than being a post-college loser. it's hard to be a loser with any sort of panache when you're 23. anyway, the whole min x match EP is something quite special and has been on my most wanted records list for some time.
This is a late version of the first song I wrote on arrival in the UK. Done on my little battery operated Yamaha keyboard, so never blame your equipment. I prefer this version, produced by Earle Mankey and just done by Jpohnny Jostins and me, to the earlier version with Barry Adamson and John Doyle, which I find too cheery. Not a cheery ditty. Again, rescued by Art Snay from total decay and possibly even exposed to human ears here.
Pamela (of Mechanical Servants)- Love in the Jet Age
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SOOOOOOO...if you are in a band and would like to know just exactly what happens to all those promo copies of your record/CD, posters, press kits, matchbooks, disposable tablecloths imprinted with your sunny faces, fire retardant vests with your logo on them, etc., you have come to the right place! For lo, as I was perusing the eBay one day not so very long ago, I found in my own girlish hand, a charming note written to some clubbbbowner in California in 1980-1, a copy of our EP and all the accouterments that went along with said up for auction should anyone but our mothers have an interest in such things. So this is where obscure New Wave freebies go when they die. And I can tell you on good authority that they are no longer free. They tend to go for more than we'd get for the average gig. But such are the patina and mystique added by time's passage. I'm waxing mighty lyrical today.
Mechanical Servants - "Study Up!"
1980
Us playing a show at the aforementioned club, The Island, in Houston Spring/Summer 1982. This set includes a rare 2-shot which is what you get when one of you is a foot taller than the other one. I leave it to you. The lime-green dress now belongs to my daughter. The miracle staying power of Polyester! And featured in back of Victoria is the darling Armando, one of our 2 male go-go dancers, now long-dead of AIDS as are almost all of our Houston friends who were so good to us. It was a scourge of an entire generation of wonderful, talented men and horrible to live through, though far worse to die from.