Saturday, August 10, 2019
JEFFREY MORGAN’S MEDIA BLACKOUT #691 JEFFREY
MORGAN’S MEDIA BLACKOUT #691.411.12! Pink Floyd –
The Wall (Columbia) :: Producer Bob Ezrin records school kids on 1979 album, school kids now sue for royalties. John Wayne – America, Why I Love
Her (MPI) :: Now, more than ever. The
Dears – No Cities Left (SpinART) :: Just when you think that theatrical rock is dead,
somebody comes along to prove you right. KISS
– Destroyer (Casablanca) :: Bob Ezrin records school kids on 1976 album, school kids now sue for royalties. The Music – Welcome To The North
(Capitol) :: Jon Anderson on heavy-metal steroids? Yes! Blanche
– If We Can’t Trust The Doctors (V2) :: Fans of Angelo Badalamenti and Julie Cruise might like the tremulous
tremolo tunes that these local yokels are a-pickin’.
Dead Celebrity Status – Blood Music (HRM) :: Medic! Transfusion!
Too late, somebody call the coroner. Alice
Cooper – School’s Out (Warner Bros.) :: Ezrin records school kids on 1972... Oops,
ran out of space! SIZZLING PLATTER OF THE WEEK: Kaada
Patton – Romances (Ipecac) :: Just when you think that you’ve heard it all, along
comes the absolute weirdest album of the year. If Leonard Cohen had been a black falsetto horror movie TV host back in the
’50s who dug Stockhausen, he couldn’t have come up with a more deliriously psychotronic album than this. Be seeing you!
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