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Forgotten series: Girl – Sheer Greed (1980)
Often, when we do a Forgotten Series item on Something Else! Reviews, it focuses on an overlooked record from a band that most everyone is familiar with.
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Forgotten series: Pete Townshend – Empty Glass (1980)
OK, I didn’t really ‘forget’ it. It’s just that the attached memories were so intense and bittersweet that, at the time, I didn’t have the strength to revisit them.
Forgotten series: Food – Forever Is A Dream (1969)
Chicago, Illinois was the address of this enigmatic band that cut one album before dissolving into the depths of even further obscurity. Initially distributed by the Capitol label in 1969, Forever Is A Dream bleeds with ambition and adventure
Forgotten series: The Candy Skins – Space I’m In (1991)
Founded in 1989, the Candy Skins specialized in a stirring stripe of psychedelic salted pop rock that was actually a few years ahead of the times.
Forgotten series: Derek Bailey – Mirakle (2000)
Imagine walking into a big music store. Two guys are playing: a solid funk bass propelled by a wiggly, syncopated drummer.
Forgotten series: The Young Gods – Live Sky Tour (1995)
Listening to this trio composed of vocals, keyboards and live drums, the question that arose was: “Can the Swiss really rock?” When it’s the Young Gods, they certainly can.
Forgotten series: Episode Six – The Roots Of Deep Purple: The Complete Episode Six (1994)
Formed in the summer of 1964, Episode Six quickly developed a star-studded reputation as a hotshot live band.
Forgotten series: Frank Sinatra – Trilogy: The Past (1980)
Trilogy, presented as an “event” in 1980 when Frank Sinatra sessions began slowing to a crawl, finds him attempting to frame the past, present and future on a trio of discs. It’s an ultimately flawed release — but not without its saving graces.
Forgotten series: My Brightest Diamond – A Thousand Shark’s Teeth (2008)
One listen to Shara Worden’s voice and it should come as no surprise that she’s actually a trained singer, pulling off with ease the kinds of things most rock singers can only dream of attempting.
Forgotten series: Neil Young – Austin City Limits (1984)
One of the coolest things about writing a book on a guy like Neil Young is the unexpected gifts you get from even more unexpected places.
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