The Move - Message From The Country Reviews
Newest Review: ... couple of bars of acoustic guitar on its own, it builds up with multi-tracked saxes, fuzz-box guitar, boogieing piano, and ... more
... some superb bass guitar. Remember the way the Stranglers' early singles had that gritty upfront bass? The general feel here is quite similar. Also it sounds rather like a forerunner of the first two Wizzard singles in tempo and general approach, though the sound on this is a good deal cleaner than the massive Phil Spector wall of sound wash, add everything but the kitchen sink and crank it up to the max distortion that was part of Wizzard's stock-in-trade.
Slightly more of an acquired taste is 'It Wasn't My Idea To Dan...more
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Message From The Country Release Date: 2005 - 09 - 05, Audio CD, EMI Records Last Update 22.05.2013 22:51
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Customer The Move - Message From The Country Reviews (1)
The Move - Message From The Country: The Move's last message (1260 words)by - written on 04/12/12, updated on 04/12/12 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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THE MOVE Briefly one of the most anarchic bands of the late 1960s, alongside The Who (thanks largely to some heavy image-building), by 1970 The Move were about to morph into the Electric Light Orchestra. One year later they were down to a trio consisting of Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan, now devoting most of their creative energies to the more experimental first ELO album. In order to finance this, EMI had them under contract to keep the hits coming under what was already the proven big-selling brand name of The Move, even if they had put an end to live shows, only really existing on record and TV appearances. As a result, their final album was recorded ... Read the complete review
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