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04/25/24(Thu)18:10:15 No.121570586
Anonymous 04/25/24(Thu)18:10:15 No.121570586 Archived
Blood, Sweat & Tears: 3 [Columbia, 1970]
Just figured out how David Clayton-Thomas learned vocal projection: by belching. That's why when he gets really excited he sounds as if he's about to throw up. But it's only part of the reason he gets me so excited I feel like I'm about to throw up. The whole band commits "Symphony for the Devil," a pretty good rock and roll song revealed as a pseudohistorical middlebrow muddle when suite-ened. And just who added themes by Bartok, Prokofiev, Thelonious, and Fred Lewis (Fred Lewis?) to a Stevie Winwood tune? C-
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04/25/24(Thu)18:53:31 No.121571201
Anonymous 04/25/24(Thu)18:53:31 No.121571201
>>121570586
Why is this hack still alive?
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