Play Power is the only album from David Candy. Three of the tracks, "Listen to the Music," "Bad Bad Boy," and "Lullaby From 'Rosemary's Baby'" are cover versions from obscure film soundtracks. "Listen to the Music" is from the 1968 teen comedy-satire "Wild in the Streets", "Bad Bad Boy" is a cover from the 1967 British film "Privilege", and "Lullaby from 'Rosemary's Baby' " is a cover from Roman Polanski's "Rosemary's Baby". The instrumentals of the album are derivative of 60's pop music and psychedelia, while Svenonius/Candy's vocal delivery is primarily spoken word in the same vein as beat poetry. The lyrical content of the vocals is often a pseudo-intellectual rant, meandering between overly-heady topics such as historical materialism, Suprematism, and the "rampant public licentiousness" of São Paulo, Brazil. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.