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Beggar's Opera.
amazing album sadly neglected..
Rodrigo y Gabriela
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Live 22 min version of Echoes...:eek:
Just working through my Christmas pressies right now. Started with The Eagles' "Hell Freezes Over", then Talk Talk "The Colour of Spring", and now ELP's "Trilogy". Bit disappointed with that one - great music, well produced, but pressing is shitter than shit spread onto a shit sandwich with a turd side salad. It was a gift so I'll have to see about sending it back. Simpler if I'd bought it from a record shop :(
Have to disagree with you vehemently, Barry. Not sure about him snubbing JP or Eavis, news to me. I can understand why older people back then didn't like him, my parents hated him, as he was perceived as an odd gender-bender and a bad influence.
However putting that aside musically he was pretty innovative and wrote some pretty good songs, quite a few major artists have covered them although I suspect most younger people would not even know Bolan wrote them, to name a few artists - Souxie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, Nick Cave, Guns N' Roses, U2, Elton John, Joan Jett, Nena and Todd Rundgren. Also his music is used to this day a lot in films. He lost his way a bit in the mid 70's, which is not surprising after his rise to fame in a relatively short time and problems in his personal life, by 1977 he was on his way back, touring taking the Damned along as a supporting act, quite a thing to do in the midst of the punk era.
As a member of T. Rex, Bolan was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020.[6]
Perhaps you should give him another go.:D
after the first glastonbury eavis failed to pay bolan his fee.. he did pay it up in a monthly form but bolan was not amused