albums

music:

albums on iTunes:

> zru vogue

> andrew jackson

> rick cuevas

> andrew lawrence jackson

Gotta have iTunes installed for these links to work, but you do have iTunes, right?

“It is of great importance that someone be making music about bugs and apparently you are the chosen ones.”

> the exile

the exile drawing

shout outs

As a group, they’ve been knocked around some, have had their battles and their successes. And they are the better for it, like a wine reaching its prime. Andrew Jackson and Rick Cuevas are back together and it’s almost as though they never parted – except that each seems to have brought a new energy and wisdom to their combined effort.

- rc barajas

These guys just amaze me; just when you think they've made their best CD they come out with something that blows your mind.

- wineau

You just keep getting better and better, which is hard to do considering you were already incredible 20+ years ago. Thanks for making music.

- mary f.

Andy's vocals are tight as an anaconda in a death grip.

- max t.

Soundtracks

blur soundtrack (movie, 2008) — songs contributed by rick cuevas and zru vogue

the search for the captain (documentary, 2005)— original sound track by rick cuevas and andrew jackson

kinda cute for a white boy (movie, 1997) — songs contributed by andrew jackson, rick cuevas, and max tyrell

crop circles (documentary, date) — music by rick cuevas

> andrew jackson music

> rick cuevas music

> zru vogue music

> zru vogue on cd baby

discography
andrew jackson	zru vogue	rick cuevas
disintegrated hits	the exile	we got stories
after one a.m.	survival of the cutest	i can believe
songs for unknown superstars	beautiful again	4 & 20
memories of things that never happened	unlimited enjoyment instant gratification	ricky-12
songs from the silicon underground	zruism: zru vogue 1980-84	love & colors
sanity is a thing of the past	5000 years ago	the wonderment
prison without walls	zru vogue now!	time to pray
choking on mochi	zru vogue (the album)	notion of devotion
inside the porcelain skull	nakweda dream b/w cumulonimbus	metamorphosis
riddles with no solutions	zru vogue in the 1980's Musically, most early Zru Vogue songs let Rick’s bass step forward and take a lead role, while Andrew’s thin, clean-sounding guitar focused on the rhythm. The few guitar leads were usually e-bowed, often with a harmonizer adding an electronic fourth to evoke a haunting, mid-eastern feeling. They used real drums and drum machines equally, transitioning to a more electronic sound as the 80’s progressed.	just say YES
	.	3 on a match
		i wonder
		symbolism