Bubbles.



It can be rather annoying when either a) a song you like gets featured in a massive advertising campaign or b) a song you don't know gets featured in a massive advertising campaign, then you find out what it is and listen to it only to realise it's burnt into your memory as being associated with that particular brand? Welcome to my relationship with Warp signees, Jackson and his Computer Band. Recently, a song of theirs I've had for ages but never listened to has been used in a campaign for o2, and my subsequent listens of the track have been scarred with the blue, black and watery imagery of corporate branding. Annoying, because I'd probably like the song if it wasn't for that. Bugger.

MP3 Jackson and his Computer Band - Utopia

1 Responses to “Bubbles.”

  1. # Anonymous Anonymous

    I know what you mean mate. It sucks. I've noticed two adverts using songs I like. Bedouin Sounclash - When The Night Feels My Song (T-Mobile) and Donovan - Sunshine Superman (I forget). Pfft.  

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