John Cale - Helen of Troy (1975)
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John Cale or John Fail?
John Cale - Helen of Troy (1975)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_of_Troy_(album)
This is, IMHO, Cale's best album.
His limited vocals are beefed up, angrier and better matched to the harder, more strident and chunky '75 greatest-ever-year-of-analogue-production-and-ergo-the-greatest-ever-year-of-music-production-ever sound.
I'm going to add the YouTube link later however because there are a number of different releases that, although they aren't the very earliest versions, are better and include more and better songs.
I'm hoping that BachyBorgleZ might help me create a definitive Youtube playlist.
Anyway, watch this space.
WATCH IT!
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Re: John Cale - Helen of Troy (1975)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgmLms6EBsw&list=PLTsPZeikjsKz4-OhNJD9asB_kchVHA39L
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Yeah, I guess.
That said I think that there are at least two (in truth three) extra songs that were included officially in other versions/releases that deserve to be heard as well.
They're on various versions as bonus tracks.
You & Me, Mary Lou and (the exquisite) Coral Moon they be, ahhrrrr, Jim, Lad!
Anyway, perhaps we should do the original version and, if people have enjoyed the album at all, we could include an optional trio of links?
That said I think that there are at least two (in truth three) extra songs that were included officially in other versions/releases that deserve to be heard as well.
They're on various versions as bonus tracks.
You & Me, Mary Lou and (the exquisite) Coral Moon they be, ahhrrrr, Jim, Lad!
Anyway, perhaps we should do the original version and, if people have enjoyed the album at all, we could include an optional trio of links?
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WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:Ooh, Chris Spedding!
One of the Wombles.
I know a girl who's dad was one of the Wombles.
I would've called her a friend in the past.
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Re: John Cale - Helen of Troy (1975)
And he played all the guitar parts on Never mind the Baubles by The S*x P*stols.
Oh so I've heard.
Oh so I've heard.
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WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgmLms6EBsw&list=PLTsPZeikjsKz4-OhNJD9asB_kchVHA39L
This one?
Wonder if it works, or goes into some G*d awful cover or something
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It's started.
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So much more punchy.
Gotta love 1975 production.
Gotta love 1975 production.
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VV was so tinny and vague by comparison.
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