The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown

Description: Genre: Rock - Psychedelic Rock / Artist: Arthur Brown / Audio CD released 1991-03-05 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown ... Tracklisting
1 Prelude - Nightmare
2 Fanfare - Fire Poem
3 Fire
4 Come And Buy
5 Time / Confusion
6 Prelude - Nightmare
7 Fanfare - Fire Poem
8 Fire
9 Come And Buy
10 Time / Confusion
11 I Put A Spell On You
12 Spontaneous Apple Creation
13 Rest Cure
14 I've Got Money
15 Child Of My Kingdom

Newest Review: ... at least has historical significance. And, um… not much else. 1. Prelude / Nightmare 2. Fanfare / Fire Poem 3. Fire 4. Come ... more

... and Buy 5. Time / Confusion 6. I Put a Spell on You 7. Spontaneous Apple Creation 8. Rest Cure 9. I’ve Got Money 10. Child of My Kingdom The first half of this album forms an infernal psychedelic suite that sees Arthur Brown indulging his theatrical side. For no reason whatsoever, these five tracks are added in monaural form as bonus tracks on the CD release and placed at the start of the album, meaning that listeners have to skip to track six. Crazy. In any case, this is the more impressive of the album’s two h...more

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The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
Release Date: 1991 - 03 - 05, Audio CD, Polydor Group

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The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Arthur Brown: God of Hellfire (1380 words)
by - written on 19/07/06 (Very useful, 400 readings)
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This bizarre duet of organs and inhuman wails, with some drums and a bass guitar filling in underneath there somewhere, remains one of the classics of late 60s psychedelic rock. Deleted fairly swiftly on LP, this quirky oddity of rock and reason was released on CD in 1991 and is still readily available today, although you may have to look pretty hard. Against all likelihood, this self-titled debut album from Arthur Brown’s first band spawned a hit (#2) single with the energetic ‘Fire,’ commonly regarded, by people who judge music in terms of popularity, as one of the strangest one hit wonders in music history. At least, before the 80s came along (‘Shaddap You ... Read the complete review