'Vivid Memories' is a collection of 10 tracks, mostly unique from each other. They are intended to immerse, and be representative of their title. With any luck, 'Vivid Memories' will offer something not quite like anything else in the retro 80's scene. SHOULDA BROUGHT BACKUP - Starting with drugs may lead to trouble. A drug deal at night, by the docks. When it goes bad, they wished they didn't come alone. TECHNOIR - A nice slice of dance funk for consumption. INNOVATION - 1984, the CD is becoming the new hot audio format. $60 CDs and $1000 compact disc players. Coming soon to all major department stores. News footage and sprawling manufacturing plants bringing the future. SENSATION - Hot, sweltering summer nights. Warm synths and sexual overtones. Inspired partially by the opening flashback scene in 'Bloodsport.' HI-SCORE - 1982, local TV station WBNT is doing a story on the video game craze. DRIVE THE BEST - Cruising the streets of Miami at night, in 1983, traveling no faster than 30mph - in the Countach. CITY MONTAGE - Old travel agency videos, showing off panning views of 80's Los Angeles, being chatted about by a tall, curly-haired woman with a red blazer with shoulder pads that are far too big. She really wants you to visit LA. FINISH LINE - 1984, the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Someone's having the best race of their life. Maybe it's the adrenaline, maybe it's the heat of the west coast. A video of this in slow-motion. A ROBOT SINGS - Mr. Robot has decided to take his robot girlfriend out for some Chinese food. In the back is a karaoke parlor and a dance floor. Mr. Robot chooses his song, grabs the mic, and sings for his lady. SOARIN' - Standing at the cliff, overlooking the ocean, you run towards the cliff's edge with your hang glider strapped to your back. You dive out over the edge. Then, the wind picks you up, the canvas flaps, gets in-between the sun and your eyes, you feel the heat, and the rest is history. Thanks to: Roburai, Betamaxx, Mike Beaulieu, Tom Lane, Rick Shithouse, obtusemoose, Newretrowave, Maniac Synth, Chris Lebel Artwork by Overglow http://www.theoverglow.com/