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 Shooting At The Moon - Kevin Ayers
 Shooting At The Moon - Kevin Ayers ... Tracklisting1 May I 2 Rheinhardt And Geraldine 3 Colores Para Delores 4 Lunatic Lament 5 Pisser Dans Un Violon 6 Oyster And The Flying Fish 7 Underwater 8 Clarence In Wonderland 9 Red Green And You Blue 10 Shooting At The Moon 11 Gemini Child 12 Puis Je 13 Butterfly Dance 14 Jolie Madame 15 Hat Newest Review: ... and bass are very nicely supplemented by the talents of David Bedford's keyboards, Lol Coxhill's sax and Mike Oldfield on ... more ... lead guitar, being granted a very cool solo in the same song that lasts for longer than you would imagine. Try to imagine how long. No, it is slightly longer than that. Yes, that's about right, long isn't it?
Sounding deceptively mainstream at first, this all too soon descends into fairly impenetrable prog in the jazzy, jamming style of King Crimson, though the instrumentals in question - 'Pisser Dans un Violon' and 'Underwater' - are duller, longer and even less interesting than that other band at its most pretentio...more |
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Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 02, Audio CD, EMI Records Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Shooting At The Moon - Kevin Ayers: The Lunatic Is In My Head (322 words)
by - written on 03/02/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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'Shooting at the Moon' was Kevin Ayers' second "solo" album, and the most coherent in terms of utilising an actual band (if not coherent in any other terms whatsoever). Ayers' improvised-sounding singing makes the softer songs reminiscent of early psychedelia from the likes of Arthur Brown, particularly his screaming performance in 'Lunatics Lament' which was by far my most enjoyed song here, while his guitar and bass are very nicely supplemented by the talents of David Bedford's keyboards, Lol Coxhill's sax and Mike Oldfield on lead guitar, being granted a very cool solo in the same song that lasts for longer than you would imagine. Try to imagine how long. ... Read the complete review
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