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Op Zop Too Wah - Adrian Belew

 
Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Adrian Belew / Import / Audio CD released at Passenger / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Of ... more
Op Zop Too Wah - Adrian Belew ... Of Bow and Drum
2 Word Play Drum Beat
3 Six String
4 Conversation Piece
5 All Her Love Is Mine
6 I Remember How to Forget
7 What Do You Know?, Pt. 1
8 Op Zop Too Wah
9 Plate of Words
10 Time Waits
11 What Do You Know?, Pt. 2
12 Modern Man Hurricane Blues
13 In My Backyard
14 Plate of Guitar
15 Live in a Tree
16 Something to Do
17 Beautiful
18 High Wire Guitar
19 Sky Blue Red Bird Green House
20 Ruin After the Rain
21 On

Newest Review: ... in his home studio with seemingly little regard for the conventions of the genre, whatever exactly that is. As ever, it's his ... more

 ... guitar work that remains the most distinctive and inspired, but the prevalence of speedy tribal percussion, farting fretless bass and Belew's admittedly quite good vocals also help to make this a highly enjoyable and accomplished album, with many songs that would be enjoyable by a wider audience (such as 'I Remember How to Forget' and the Beatlesesque 'Time Waits') if only they weren't buried amidst the other oddities. Odd is the only real word to apply to the shorter tracks that bulk out the playlist (2, 4, 7, 9...more

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Op Zop Too Wah
Release Date: 1996 - 09 - 24, Audio CD, Passenger
Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
£ 13.34


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Premium Review Op Zop Too Wah - Adrian Belew: Sketches of Noodles (550 words)
by - written on 22/03/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
Rating:

Finally, Adrian Belew has stopped trying to gain favour with a mainstream audience that would never really accept him, and has thrown himself fully into creating experimental, avant garde and primarily weird music to give orgasms to his fan base. 'Op Zop Too Wah' is Belew's most experimental record up to this point, and it doesn't even matter that so much of it is obviously forced when the end result is this entertaining and amusing. This is just the sort of avant garde I like: music that messes around, doesn't take itself too seriously, and at some points is even possible to appreciate on a musical level. It should be obvious what you're getting from the ...  Read the complete review

 

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