Songs of sex, death, murder, cannibalism and child abuse delivered in a forced musical theatre style with orchestral 'light entertainment' backing.
There's nothing else like it in his catalogue. Scratch that. There's nothing else like it. It blew my mind as a kid. The artist hates it and won't reissue it, but it has far stronger melodies than anything he's done involving Brian Eno.
Actually, i'm inspired enough to go and record a whole record of chamber pop twerpism myself.
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Thanks for the links, Ned. Have you seen the McCartney profile in the latest New Yorker?
Yes, one of my favourite records *was* released 40 years ago today.
No, not that one. This one.
Songs of sex, death, murder, cannibalism and child abuse delivered in a forced musical theatre style with orchestral 'light entertainment' backing.
There's nothing else like it in his catalogue. Scratch that. There's nothing else like it. It blew my mind as a kid. The artist hates it and won't reissue it, but it has far stronger melodies than anything he's done involving Brian Eno.
Actually, i'm inspired enough to go and record a whole record of chamber pop twerpism myself.
Make your website idiotproof and then someone will make a better idiot...
I heard of that place and understand that the good advice is don't lick the walls.
If you're lucky, you'll get a chance to say "Hi!" to Paul Newman and thank him for his little gift.
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