When was this recorded, is it true and why did she do it??
If this is all we can expect from Fiona post DEF-FX then COME BACK SEAN!!!!!
Andrew Dare
Have *you* ever seen Fiona Horne and Magarita Prakatan (sp?) in the same room
at the same time? Scary, no?
> The song then was a version of The Presidents of the USA's Peaches, in a
>cabaret style!!!
Hmm, curious.
>If this is all we can expect from Fiona post DEF-FX then COME BACK SEAN!!!!!
I dunno... I've always wanted to hear Def FX cover something really
cheezy (but peaches isn't really cheezy, it's really crappy :).
Cheers,
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>I'm driving to work in Phoenix Arizona listening to the local "Alternative"
>station (who are more repetative than JJJ, if thats possible).
>Anyway they they say, now for this weeks Foreign Exchange song, "we travel
to
>Melbourne Australia for a singer called "Carmen Someoneorother" (can't
remember
>what he said) who is actually Fiona Horne pretending to be a Brazillian
gypsy."
> The song then was a version of The Presidents of the USA's Peaches, in a
>cabaret style!!!
>
>When was this recorded, is it true and why did she do it??
>
>If this is all we can expect from Fiona post DEF-FX then COME BACK SEAN!!!!!
The radio station has mislead you slightly.
The record is by Pastel Vespa, who is actually a Sydney singer named Fiona
*Thorn*. It's from a 5-track CD in which, amongst other things, she tackles
the Sex Pistols "Anarchy In The UK", in cabaret style, in French. :)
It was recorded live at Sydney's Lyric Theatre. And yes, it's bizarre. :-)
- Anthony
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