ITT: /mu/ in 1973

marvin gaye fucked my wife

If it took me a couple months to decide if this was a listenable hard rock record, just how listenable can it be? Well, Todd Rundgren's production is a big improvement for one--the drums have real punch now, Craig Frost's organ fills nicely, and Don Brewer's singing comes as a relief. Great single, too. B-

what's with these Aerosmith dudes? new band i think. fucking lame Stones/Zeppelin wannabees.

James Taylor with panache. C+

Except for the spavined "Dancing With Mr. D," and the oxymoronic "Can You Hear the Music," these are good songs. But the execution is slovenly. I don't mean sloppy, which can be exciting--I mean arrogant and enervated all at once. Mick's phrasing is always indolent, but usually it's calculated down to the last minibeat as well; here the words sometimes catch him yawning. Without trying to be "tight" the band usually grooves into a reckless, sweaty coherence; here they hope the licks will stand on their own. Only on "Starfucker," the most outrageous Chuck Berry throwaway of the band's career, does this record really take off. B

>>127019869 (OP)
Holy Shit. One of the greatest rock instramental ever recorded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ToMMcQ3O3Q

Those of you who forgot just why you hated Simon and Garfunkel ought to hear what this castrati manque does to Randy Newman's "Old Man." Is all that sweetness intended ironically? I bet Randy doesn't think so. Point of information--his name contains the word "art." C-

adios victor jara, adios allende, lol

One advantage of imitating Billie Holiday's vocal style is that you get to sing Billie Holiday's material. Another is that you get to sing like Billie Holiday. C

Two LPs ago, Bernie Taupin passed on his way from obscure banality to clean, well-lighted banality to write a batch of imaginative lyrics, and set to those lyrics John's music sounded eclectic but not confused. Too often now it seems to chatter on anonymously. The title cut is good, "Bennie and the Jets" is great, side four is good-to-great, and a few other songs here would probably benefit from more exclusive company, but this is one more double album that would make a nifty single. B

IMPEACH NIXON

With its barstool-macho equation of gunslinger and guitarschlonger, its on-the-road misogyny, its playing-card metaphors, and its paucity of decent songs, this soundtrack to an imaginary Sam Peckinpah movie is "concept" at its most mindless. I don't know, fellas, how do ya "tell the dancer from the dance"? Have to get people off their asses first. C

This one opens with "Gimme All Your Money, Please", about a mugging rather than the band's artistic ambitions. Pretty soon I started noticing all the usual metal moves but found myself enjoying the rest of the side, anyway--it may have been simple-minded but it was fast. Wonder if they take checks? B

ANGIE
ANGIE
WHEN WILL THOSE CLOUDS ALL DISAPPEAR?

ANGIE
ANGIE
WHERE WILL IT LEAD US FROM HERE?

If you call this living. Harrison sings as if he's doing sitar impressions, and four different people, including a little man in my head who I never noticed before, have expressed intense gratitude when I turned the damned thing off during "Be Here Now." Inspirational Verse: "We all making out/Like we own this whole world/While the leaders of nations/They're acting like big girls." C

Unlike Tommy, this one really is a kind of opera--first you get to know the music, then you sit down with the libretto and concentrate for eighty minutes. Even with the synopsis (as brilliant a piece of writing as Townshend's ever done) and lyrics, its account of a young Mod's "double schizophrenia" can be pretty confusing, partly because confusion is his subject. The music is cluttered with horns and unnecessarily shrill, so that--despite its considerable melodic (and motivic, as they say) pizzazz--you don't play it for fun. But if Townshend's great virtue is compassion, this is his triumph--Everykid as heroic fuckup, smart enough to have a good idea of what's being done to him and so sensitive he gets pushed right out to the edge anyway. A-

i hate The Village Voice

>>127020499
yeah who reads that faggotry Creem is so much better

>>127020060
when the Stones started turning into lazy rich junkies and stopped giving a fuck

Alternate title: Shoogidy-boogidy. B

>>127020446
yeah they lost it sounds like a fucking Carpenters song

I WAS BORN A RAMBLIN' MAAAAN
MAKIN' A LIVIN, DOIN' THE BEST THAT I CAAAAN

>>127020511
It’s no use. Cuckgau and Bangs write for every major rock magazine, except maybe Hit Parader. Their relentless cynical iconoclasm is inescapable.

F

The title's as perfect as the band's latest symbol--a $, its "S" transformed into a two-headed snake. No outrage Alice has concocted equals the frank, sweaty greed of his current success. Oddly, though, this blatant profit mechanism is his most consistent album--even the song about (mercy me) necrophilia is tolerable, just like the song about tooth decay. But without a "School's Out" or an "I'm Eighteen"--neither "No More Mr. Nice Guy" nor "Elected" quite makes the grade--there's nothing to tempt anyone back to the new improved filler. B

>>127019991
>>126754464
Aerosmith's debut album got no promotion apparently because CBS spent all their advertising budget on Greetings From Asbury Park.

Most will find this producer's studio daydream sterile at best and obnoxious at worst but I like the song about his shrink and am fascinated by his compulsion to defend his Manson connections. With the requisite display of wealth and taste he insists he's merely a spectator--why, he wouldn't even know about the hand jive if it weren't for Soul Train. Alternate title: It's Alright, Ma. I'm only watching. B

next year this dude named Leo Sayer will make the worst song of all time

This attempt to turn Nelson into a star runs into trouble when it induces him to outshout Memphis horns or Western swing, and his unaccompanied-acoustic version of "A Song for You" takes some getting used to. After a while, though, you notice that you're noticing every song. And then you realize that the two you notice most--the slyly vengeful "Sad Songs and Waltzes" and the cuckold's tragedy "She's Not for You"--are also the two oldest. A star, eh? B+

>>127020588
Mack the Knife claims another

RIP Cuckgau's childhood nemesis.

In which David Bowie remembers the world's forgotten boy long enough to sponsor an album and then proceeds to thin the mix down slimmer than an epicurean's waist. The side openers "Raw Power" and "Search and Destroy" voice the Iggy Pop ethos more insanely and furiously than anything since "I Wanna Be Your Dog." But James Williamson's guitar aside, the rest disperses in their wake. B

>>127020263
leave the NDS on /pol/, please

Having decided rock-and-roll was fun, a good enough idea within reason, he then determined that fun consisted not so much of sex and energy and high spirits as it did aimless whimsy and here he finally achieves disaster with that idea. The worst album yet made by a rock-and-roller of the first rank, unless David Crosby counts. D+

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQOaLP-qPmk

tf is a Blondie Chaplin and what is it doing singing on a Beach Boys record?

Is this supposed to be a rebound? Because Pete Sinfield wrote the lyrics? Because certified classical composer Alberto Ginastera (who after all gets royalties) attests to their sensitivity on the jacket? Because the production is so crystalline you can hear the gism dripping off the microphone? C-

YOU'RE SO VAAAAIIINNN
YOU THINK THIS SONG IS ABOOOUTTT YOU, DON'T YOUUUUUU

Has anyone heard of these KISS guys? Saw them open for Blue Oyster Cult. Actually pretty good live show but they won't go anywhere. The lead guitarist and drummer seemed like the coolest dudes in the group

These New Yorks Dolls looks like a bunch of fags

Guitar music has reached its peak. It obvious some form of jazz music with larger ensembles is the future of music man.

Paris 1919 or Berlin?

>>127020694
hopefully he doesn't remix and butcher this 25 years from now

Can this fag fuck off with his copy of the Village Voice we're trying to talk about music here not jaded ex beatniks desperately clinging to every new charting album like a life raft. All the really men from the 60's are either cultheads or working their way to an OD by now.

Well it's only 25 years until Chappell Roan is born. Enjoy it while it lasts.

>>127021064
what if in the 2020s balding jaded ex-hipster men on Youtube desperately cling to every worthless slutpop album like a life raft? imagine that lol.

I originally underrated what many consider McCartney's definitive post-Beatles statement, but not as much as its admirers overrate it. Pop masterpiece? This? Sure it's a relief after the vagaries of Wild Life and Red Rose Speedway, and most of side one passes tunefully enough--"Let Me Roll It" might be an answer to "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" and "Jet" is indeed more "fun" than "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey." But beyond those two the high points are the title track, about the oppression of rock musicians by cannabis-crazed bureaucrats, and the Afro-soul intro to "Mamunia," appropriate from relatives of the Nigerian children who posed for the inner sleeve with Sah and helpmates. C+

>>127020756
>>127020713
>>127020694
>the press's busiest music nerd

>>127020713
It sounded good when you were stoned and that's what really counted?

wut

>>127021179
Came out Nov. 73 but was mostly charting in '74.

>>127021252
Oh no fuck you for posting that you'll summon that guy.

This comes down to a nice equation of folk duo and soul falsetto group, brought together with the best vocal and production pyrotechnics a studio can afford. The music rocks with a smooth sophistication, although it can get sententious as well as popsy cute; the lyrics diagnose romantic malaise with clinical expertise and occasional acuity--"Everybody's high on consolation," perfect. If not too perfect. B-

>>127021289
when they were still innocent and not the jaded superstars making one AI generated song about women acting like shit after another

>>127021289
Pretty sure the title cut is about Teresa Brewer and her buttjazz husband lol.

This Billy Joel guy - he's got potential. I wonder if he can build on it.

In the beginning Maurice White created Hummit Music. But not until the morning of the fourth album did he come up with a tune to match, complete with sweet clear harmonies and sinuous beat. Catchy title, too: "Evil," to be dispersed by prayer. Most of the first side keeps up the good work, although only rarely--as on the falsetto climax of "Keep Your Head to the Sky"--is it quite as transcendent physically as the lyrics would seem to demand. But the mood jazz excursion on side two exposes White's essential fatuousness. "Zanzibar," it's called, as befits a travelogue; its saxophone solo (by Ronnie Laws's replacement, Andrew Woolfolks) could make Alice Coltrane blush. B-

>>127020535
ME 'AN THE OHIO PLAYERS ARE GONNA TELL YOU ABOUT A WORM
HE'S THE FUNKIEST WORM IN THE WORLD

The Stevie Wonder-composed title track isn't blues or even soul--it's one of those slow, funky grooves that smolders along for minutes before you notice you're dripping from the heat, and it almost justifies the lame idea of sending King into Sigma Sound with Dave Crawford. Elsewhere King sings indifferent songs sincerely, recites a poem he wrote, and plays his guitar when he gets the chance. B-

>>127020456
god knows what George is babbling on about for most of this album

Maybe Elton kicked off his label with this signing because he sounds demented by comparison--I mean, the excitement on this album is provided by a Jackson Browne song. Nice and even promising, but so wholesome she'll take some getting used to. C

>>127020224
Elton's slow songs as usual not as good as the fast ones.

>>127021164
That would be incredibly embarrasing for them, by slut pop do you mean that niche cabaret burlesque stuff or those movies weirdos go to see in the city?

"The Angel" and "Mary Queen of Arkansas" are turgid unaccompanied-acoustic horrors that could scare anybody off this particular Dylan hype. But the jokey lingo and absurdist energy of everything else are exactly the excesses that made Dylan a genius instead of a talent--it takes real conviction to save "But did not heed my urgency" with "Your life was one long emergency." Even urban-mythos rambles like "Lost in the Flood" are not without charm. And in songs like "Growin' Up" and "Blinded by the Light" there's an unguarded teen-underclass poetry that has Springsteen's name on it. B+

>>127021652
Music for women who do nothing in bed but lay there like a plank and expect you to do all the work.

>>127020511
Cream, Rolling Stone, CIRCUS, Hit Parader.
Anything is better the that Greenwich Village queer paper

>>127021898
If a bitch listens to Carly Simon I'd probably just pump and dump her while wearing three layers of rubber.

>>127020060
>>127020524
if this was actually 1973 /mu/ would accuse this album of being slop.
because it is.

why is this year so orange-yellow

Can't believe Bruford left Yes for this bullshit.

>>127021662
rather the opposite for me

>>127022324
everything in the 70s is orange-yellow. which wouldn't be so bad except the 2000s revived those colors.

In which everything that was raunchy and country about her is ironed in Dave Geffen's laundering machine, abetted by John David Souther who must have told her "Sail Away" was just another pretty song. You think she's gotten so used to playing the dumb bimbo that she's started to become one? C

>>127023282
Cuckgau's pathological revulsion to anything "pretty" is quite fascinating. He worships vulgarity and irony and scorns beauty and sincerity.

>>127023282
Another bad Geffen album.

>>127023326
it's the whole critic idea that if you're too pretty logically you're an airhead with nothing to say and only ugliness can contain truth

>>127023282
this was when he was absolutely high on Randy Newman fumes

>>127020060
Well, maybe it's not as epic as their last album, but it's still good.

You know how Willie Mays was the greatest baseball player ever but just can't cut it anymore? He reminds me more and more of Chuck Berry each time out. D+

>>127023282
It was a transitional album. After this she started working with Peter Asher (OG industry plant btw) full-time and developed her signature formula.

>>127020224
Just a second rate David Bowie rip off, who's only reason that he's more famous and well know is that he sucks more dicks than David Bowie.
Mind you, this is a good album with some great songs/music, but facts are facts.
I mean, this album is selling like hot cakes, while The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars still sits in the cutout/bargain bins at your local record store.
Plus I don't like how Elton puts David down on Benny and The Jets.

>>127020224
Not quite as good as his last album, but still worth the price of admission.

>>127023542
this is really as horrible as he says. Chuck's guitar tone is like wtf happened to him?

>>127021724
Agree about Angel and MQOA. Zzzz...

Not quite as good as his last album, but still worth the price of admission.

>>127020307
They'll never be better than The Guess Who.
Nobody will remember this band next year.

Damn, he's still got the voice.
Listen to real music you fucking dirty hippies.

>>127021652
Cute album and she has a really solid voice but yeah it's also very very MOR and takes no risks anywhere.

>>127020456
I'm a Beatles fan, and I like George, but, just like John, I think he's a hypocrite with all this "You don't need material possessions" crap.
I don't see him giving anything away, or donating his mansion to the homeless.

>>127020480
This is a great album, but it was deliberately made for a British audience, only.
I mean, The Who are good, and maybe the strength of the songs/music might make it popular outside of England, but what does the average American Who fan, who, incidentally only discovered The Who after hearing Tommy, know about Mods and Rockers?

It even says in the liner notes that this album is dedicated to all the fans that originally saw them at The Goldhawk Road Social Club in 1964.
The music is the only thing that's going to save this album, because everything else is going to go over the fans heads if they don't know anything about British youth subcultures.

>>127020623
all his butt buddies like the Beach Boys, Paul Revere and the Raiders, and the Byrds have long since sunk off into irrelevance. what's a producer to do at this point except sing the blues?

>>127020511
OK, Lester.
Move to New York, and see how long you last, you midwest hick.
Detroit can't hold a candle to New York.

A better-than-average Parton album in many ways, but beyond the usual dull spots two cuts really bother me. Often her genteel aspirations are delightful--who else would pronounce it "o'er our heads," just like in poetry books, instead of slurring "over"? But when her sentimentality becomes ideological--"Babies save marriages," or "Stop protesting and get right with God"--you remember why most great popular artists have rebelled against gentility. B

>>127020535
I'd love to see these guys open up for Funkadelic, since they're both on Westbound Records.

>>127023729
That album cover is like wtf.

>>127020599
This album may not be as strong as School's Out, and Love it to death, but I think it will have the same appeal as Killer.
Don't underestimate it yet. This is actually good.

Any horn band reduced to copping from Motown and America as well as writing songs about critics must be--how shall we say eet?--running out of good charts. C-

>>127019991
Yeah, Aerosmith can't hold a candle to The New York Dolls.
Yeah, I know, they look like fags with their draggy get up, but once you get past that, and just listen to the music, this mops the floor with Aerosmith.
In ten years from now, everybody will be talking about The New York Dolls, while nobody will remember Aerosmith. Mark my words.

>>127020599
>>127020694
>>127023806
My name is Steve, and I'm from Ohio.
Me and my friend, Eugene, (He calls himself "Cheetah" for some reason) think that rock and roll is gonna make a come back, and be raw and dangerous again.
We love Alice Cooper, The New York Dolls, and Iggy and The Stooges, and they have inspired us to form our own band. We're gonna practice real hard, because we believe in ourselves. We're gonna get out of Ohio, and make it big time.
In honor of The New York Dolls, we're gonna call our band Frankenstein.
Look for us, soon.
If you love The NY Dolls, The Stooges, and Alice Cooper like we do, we know you'll love us just as much!

>>127023616
Oh, David, why?
You just released Aladdin Sane.
Why did you decide to release an album full of nothing but other people's songs?
Couldn't you have waited a few years before putting something like this out?
The only thing that could save your career at this point is a concept album based on George Orwell's 1984, but even you're not so camp as to put out a Rock Opera, are you?

>>127020613
See >>127023806

Everybody from The Beatles are on this album.
George even sings a duet with Ringo on one song.
I think The Beatles are gonna get back together and put out a new album by next year.
Boy, I'm sure glad it's1973, and there are no other bands to compare The Beatles to.
But, yeah, new Beatles album next year, I can just feel it in my bones.

WOMEN ROCK!
You can keep your Carly Simons, your Carol Kings, your Joan Baez, your Judy Collins, You Melanies, you Karen Carpenters, and all those pretty little songbirds.
This woman will stomp them right into the ground.
Suzi Quatro rocks almost as good as any man out there.
In fact, she rocks so hard, it makes me wonder if she's a dyke. (I hope not. I'd marry her!)
This little lady is gonna go far in the rock and roll world.
Fuck, I wouldn't be surprised if she inspired other women to pick up guitars and rock out as hard as she does.
In fact, they'll rock out even harder, and people will compare Suzi Quatro to Carly Simon and Karen Carpenter.
This bitch can hold her own with any man out there.
She's gonna go places, you just wait and see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oCAX7Hy51s&list=RD7oCAX7Hy51s&start_radio=1

>>127020694
I still can't decide if this album is going to save rock and roll, or make all music obsolete.
I also can't decide if the way it's mixed is a good or bad thing.
I don't like the fact that I have to turn my stereo up to even hear it, but, on the other hand, if it was any louder, I think it would destroy the whole neighborhood, but if you live where I live, maybe the annihilation of my block wouldn't be such a terrible thing.

I can't believe that David Bowie was involved in this.
Why would he produce an album better than Ziggy Stardust?

>>127020713
What is it with The Brits, and leaving their hit singles off of their albums?
I mean Jumping Jack Flash should've been on Beggar's Banquet.
Hi, Hi, Hi isn't even on this album, and that's the only reason I bought it.

>>127020713
>>127024207
And now he's doing movie themes?
What's next, Alice Cooper writing the them for the next James Bond film?

>>127020756
Give it up, guys.
The Moody Blues beat you to it six years ago.
The only thing you got going for you is the flying piano.

>>127020795
Second rate New York Dolls meets second rate Alice Cooper.
All style, no substance.
Alright for an eight year old who likes gimmicks, but knows nothing about music.
Maybe they'll hook up with Hanna-Barbera and have their own Saturday Morning cartoon show, but I don't ever see them going any farther than that.

>>127020850
Berlin.
John Cale is alright, but I'm more of a Lou Reed fan.

>>127021164
If you can see so far into the future, can you tell us all what this "You Tube" is?

It's slightly better than Red Rose Speedway.
Jet saves it.
I wonder what the next album will be like.

>>127021179
It's slightly better than Red Rose Speedway.
Jet saves it.
I wonder what the next album will be like.

>>127021262
DON'T RUIN THE LARPFEST WITH HISTORICAL FACTS!

>>127021270
What was posted?
What guy are you talking about?

>>127021456
Are you talking about the old keyboard player from Attila?
Not bad for a U.S. second rate Deep Purple.
What's he doing now?

>>127021493
Second rate Funkadelic rip off.
No one's going to remember this band ten years from now.

>>127021652
Unless she sings a duet with Elton John, himself, nobody in The U.S. is going to know about, or care about this Limey bitch.

>>127021724
I saw this band in a bar in New Jersey last year.
I haven't heard the album yet, but, believe me when I tell you that they put on one Hell of a show.
They were very energetic, and had the whole place jumpin'.
And their singer, Bruce, (I forgot his last name) was a pretty down to earth kind of person. I even had a beer with him.
I hope success won't spoil them.
Oh, yeah, the other guitar player, Steve, and their sax player also know their stuff, and keep the energy going.

>>127021731
Once again, foreigners take U.S. music, imitate it, and put out something slightly better.
I mean, what do Australians know about Country music, anyway?
She's actually good enough to be on Hee Haw.
I hope she sticks to country, and doesn't try to expand her musical horizons.
Stick with what you know, and do best, sweetheart.
If people can accept a black man like Charlie Pride doing country, they ought to welcome this little Australian lady with open arms.
She's no Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, or Loretta Lynn, but she can hold her own with the best of them, in my honest opinion.

>>127022286
STOP RUINING OUR LARP PARTY!

>>127023262
How would you know what's going to happen that far into the future?

>>127022324
Because not everything can be avocado green all the time.
You have to have a little variety, or things get boring.

>>127023282
She's got a nice voice and is talented.
I remember a while back when one of The Monkees wrote a song for her.
I hope she stays successful, and in good health for many years to come.

>>127023729
remember her from the old Porter Wagoner show.
Nice to see she's still making music, but she'd better watch out for that Olivia girl from Australia. That raspy voice might be the end of her career.

>only 43 years before this website dies

>>127023794
They just skipped the fourth album, and immediately went into the fifth and sixth album?
Who does that?
Feeling Stronger Every Day is a good song, and a great way to close out the album.
I think Terry Kath is going to be with us for a very long time.

>>127024535
you mean AI bot training thread

>>127024888
Your mom's an AI Bot training thread.....

In the classic folk-schlock manner, female contributors to this album (predictable exception: Bobbye Hall, here designated Miss rather than Ms.) are listed by their first name. Only these women aren't groupies--they're wives, and the album is dedicated to them. Well, I'm sure it sounds better on a pedestal than on a turntable. C-

In which she rejects the producers who made her career for Quincy Jones and drifts off into the hey now hey with rudder trailing. "So Swell When You're Well" and "Sister From Texas" might sneak onto Spirit in the Dark with a little more funk, and "Just Right Tonight" busies itself nicely, but too much of this is pretentious baloney, and "Somewhere" and "Mister Spain" are horrid. B-

Here's what those of us who once kind of liked the Guess Who always hoped they'd become, and if that sounds dumb to the rest of you, you're missing something. This may be crude as a ploughboy, but Randy Bachman has always had a way with the catchy riff, and Turner, I suppose, provides the overdrive. B+

>>127021179
Title cut is cute but it feels like three different songs Paul stitched together and like all of his solo work aside from "Maybe I'm Amazed" is very lightweight and lacking in emotional range.

>>127027853
Also proof McCartney gave up trying to write coherent lyrics once Lennon was gone.

>>127027853
what we do know is that Paul was a huge weed head back then

>>127027933
>>127028009
Paul's songwriting peaked in 1966, after that he increasingly let the green stuff dictate his lyrics and so they became incoherent gibberish.

Says S. Pearlman: "We want to be disgusting, not trans-repulsive." Says R. Meltzer: "This is really hard rock comedy." Musically, Long Island's only underground band impales the entire heavy ethos on a finely-honed guitar neck, often at high speed, which is the punch line. And the lyrics aren't inaudible, just unbelievable--a parody-surreal refraction of the abysmal "poetry" of heavy, with its evil women and gods of hellfire. Which is not to suggest that it doesn't become what it takes off from. But is that bad or good? B+

>>127020061
Big Year for the Allman Brothers Band - #1 single Ramblin' Man

But also- Gregg had his first solo album with the definitive version of Midnight Rider

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-YDUGJBl-A

These southern cats have really got it.
>>127019975
Unusually reasonable review from cuckman. Good single don't care about the album
>>127019991
I dig the singles on the local Boston radio, but the record is not worth the money, Aerosmith will probably be forgotten unless the next album is suddenly really great
>>127020060
Might pick this one up but it seems like they're trendchasing
>>127020224
Interesting
>>127020480
My friend lent me this record and buzzed it up. Waste of time, should've just got The Real Me single
>>127021179
Paul continues to be proven the talent of the Beatles, but he still needs George and John around to keep him from getting too grandma

>>127029309
I didn't post this one (the Duke's last LP) because it didn't come out in the US until '74. It might actually be listenable with enough weed.

>>127020535
wrong album and year, their '73 release was Ecstasy not Pleasure. much more soul on the Westbound albums and not as party funk as the Mercury ones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb6E5jvL7q4

>>127019975
>Todd Rundgren's production
Speaking of which, his latest record - Something/Anything? - seems pretty good.

I hope his next record is as pop-radio accessible.

>>127029020
I Love this song so much

>>127020307
>>127027769
Bachman-Turner Overweight

>>127029806
Yeah he might be the best melody writer around. I couldn't picture him doing some whacked out experimental shitpost album.