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I have a CD of hers, bought because it looked interesting. Having played the once, I still have to make up my mind if I like it or not.Originally Posted by Macca
Erykah Badu: 'World Wide Underground'
As a person Erykah Badu has some 'interesting' views on identity.
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I agree the price s a bit steep even though its a double album
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Cream - 'Disraeli Gears'
I love the Malapropism of the title.
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strange band, I think their studio albums are really patchy but they were killer live.Cream - 'Disraeli Gears'
I love the Malapropism of the title.
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I'm inclined to agree, they are patchy so one has to be selective. On this double LP the live performance is better than the studio recording: the oddities are those of Ginger Baker.
Cream - 'Wheels of Fire'
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My favourite Cream LP is their debut album:
Cream - 'Fresh Cream'
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Back to Erykah Badu, just played this:
Erykah Badu - 'Erykah Badu Live'
but only find it 'so so'. Fortunately it only cost £1 from a charity shop. I'll hang on to it, as it might grow on me.
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I have this one, but it is just the studio one. It's ok, but not played it in years. Take your point about Ginger Baker: my mate used to say that it often sounded like he was drumming to a different song to the one the band was playing.I'm inclined to agree, they are patchy so one has to be selective. On this double LP the live performance is better than the studio recording: the oddities are those of Ginger Baker.
Cream - 'Wheels of Fire'
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This is the one you want:Back to Erykah Badu, just played this:
Erykah Badu - 'Erykah Badu Live'
but only find it 'so so'. Fortunately it only cost £1 from a charity shop. I'll hang on to it, as it might grow on me.
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