When Pink Lady first joined forces with Dangermouse, nobody could have predicted what a fruitful collaboration it would be. It was just the new direction they needed after their rather frightening TV variety show. They wanted to prove to the world that they were not Shonen Knife Lite.
They accomplished that with their first single, a cover of the Ramones' "Beat on the Brat (with a baseball bat)" and were unrelenting from then on. Their original tune and title song "Preen" shocked the lounge-lizard world with its explicit depictions of gruesome maquillage accidents. I think Rex Reed said it best when he exclaimed "Pink has a whole new meaning for me now!"
--Don (posthumous)
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When Pink Lady first joined forces with Dangermouse, nobody could have predicted what a fruitful collaboration it would be. It was just the new direction they needed after their rather frightening TV variety show. They wanted to prove to the world that they were not Shonen Knife Lite.
They accomplished that with their first single, a cover of the Ramones' "Beat on the Brat (with a baseball bat)" and were unrelenting from then on. Their original tune and title song "Preen" shocked the lounge-lizard world with its explicit depictions of gruesome maquillage accidents. I think Rex Reed said it best when he exclaimed "Pink has a whole new meaning for me now!"
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