Yes, I too dislike 'Pros and Cons ....', and think it the poorest of his solo output. My favourite is 'Amused to Death'.
Yes, I too dislike 'Pros and Cons ....', and think it the poorest of his solo output. My favourite is 'Amused to Death'.
Some Zappa-related insanity. I love how this goes from do-wop at the start, through the nuttiness of 'In France' and 'Truck Driver Divorce' to the brutality of 'Whipping Post'
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No, it's earlier than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
There must be a dozen or so versions of DSOTM. EMI cynically producing yet another remaster of what must be one of their best selling titles. I can't say I've heard them all - I haven't, but of those I have heard, the best version IMO is the 20th anniversary edition ( the one that comes in a box with a few useless CD-sized photo cards inside).Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
It's EMI 777 781479 2 3. ((C)1993)
That's not the version I have but the one I have is the same master as that one with the cards. Doug Sax I think, supposedly approved by the band.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Yup, I've got 9 of them . . . it's quite embarrassing really, but it made such an impact on me as teenager, it became an obsession. I probably can't tell the difference now, I used to be able to pick out the MFSL one and the Japanese Black Triangle - probably can't now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Yeah, pop country or new country as a lot call it isn't my bag. Country isn't either really, I'm more of an East Nashville boy than a downtown central Nashville one. So it's alt country, outlaw and Americana for me, mostly Americana. But pop and bro country and much more popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Animals
Pink Floyd
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Well, I suppose I should start at the beginning...
Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967)
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