| | Game Theory - Biography - AOL Music |
 | | Game Theory formed on the fringe of the Paisley Underground movement of the early-'80s and though they certainly had a retro-'60 sound with psychedelic leanings, the band owed its greatest debt to the proto-power pop of Big Star. |
 | | Internal tensions broke the band up before its release, leaving Miller to carry on with a new lineup consisting of Shelley LaFrenier (keyboard), Gil Ray (drums), and Suzie Ziegler (bass) -- Easter would continue as the band's producer and essentially a fifth member in the studio throughout the rest of their career. |
 | | Miller seemed to accept the destiny of the band (obscurity) when he created his most excessive, and ultimately most enjoyable, album -- 1987's Lolita Nation -- a sprawling double album packed with obscure pop-culture references, and riddled with experimental sounds and song fragments. |
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