David Wojciechowski - The Game (1986)

1986

Awesome New Wave track by David Wojciechowski.

It was fall of 1985 and David was taking a visit o Japan to discover its many beauties, which too expanded well into music. During this visit was when he decided to collect many vinyls and cassetes he found to take home. He kept on collecting many treasures wrapped behind eyecatching jackets, some of which were from acts he had already heard of while some were new to him. Yellow Magic Orchestra, Noriko Miyamoto, Toshiki Kadomatsu, Logic System, Akiko Yano, great artists left and right, big and small. But one of the vinyls really called for his attention. The artwork was simply a gray, metallic texture with a couple of graphics on top. I RÉIN FOR RÉIN - Plastic Generation. He had never heard of it, but he couldn't stop staring at the cover.
When he finally gave the album a listen, he was confronted with beautiful soundscapes of harsh and cold digital synths, sampled iron pipes, echo-y guitars and melancholic melodies. It sounded to majestic that it compulsed David to write a song about it, which later turned into an album by the following year.

On this picture Wojciechowski stands like a badass in front of synths he barely used on this song. Picture by Jackal Golden. Synth gear used includes a couple from Roland and the Linn 9000 and LM-1 and a ton of custom synths. He used that stuff behind him on the atonal arpeggio near the end.

Victor played guitars in this. David and him have been doing pretty fine since they moved together. It's so convenient to have a studio close to you. Regardless of credit they've been always collaborating in some way or another, all day, even in bed. It's usually Victor who cooks, but he is slowly teaching his mate how to cook dishes by himself. He now make things like egg on bread and scrambled eggs on bread and bread with red beans.

Listen to Plastic Generation: I Rein For Rein - Plastic Generation ...

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