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classicI just reviewed The Low End Theory by Tribe Called Quest. So, in my efforts to keep my review stack the free-form FM radio shows I so love on WFMU-FM, I thought I'd swing on by another part of the spectrum and land on the Banana Moon.An album by Gong's Daevid Allen, this is proto punk from the early 1970s. When mainstreem art-rock was growing in popularity and indulgance, Allen was already doing what the classier prog cohorts in the late-70s did--strip the music down not to basic rock, but pun…
Great Music, Poor SoundThis is an outstanding Daevid Allen album. Too bad the remastering of the original tapes didn't get the attention deserved. The album sounds as if muted. No amount of fiddling with your stereo's settings can compensate for Snap's poor re-recording of this classic. And that's really a shame. Every song on this disc is first-class. If you're a Gong/Daevid Allen fan you need this album in your collection. My advice, find it on vinyl on eBay. The sound will be light-years better than this reissue.
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format: 1 x CD record label: Snapper/Charly release dates: 1971 in United Kingdom view details |
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Nov 21 2006, Nov 21 2006 view details |
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