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Music : The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse
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The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse by: Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band List Price: £4.99 CD-Charts Price: £2.98 You Save: £2.01 (40%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0094638789024 Format: Original recording remastered Label: EMI Manufacturer: EMI Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: EMI Release Date: July 09, 2007 Studio: EMI Sales Rank: 2518 MPN: 87890 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - it's hard to tell the difference when they take their hats off...At last, quality reissues of all the Bonzos' albums - it's hard to believe that the only one previously issued separately on CD was Gorilla. The Cornology box valiantly collected (nearly) all the previously available material into one place but these reissues are the real deal - superbly remastered and packaged, augmented with bonus tracks that are worth listening to more than twice, and featuring extremely droll sleeve notes by surviving joint chief Bonzo Neil Innes. Doughnut was the second Bonzos album, and the first on which they sank their razor sharp parodic teeth into rock music in a big way - while it is extremely diverse stylistically, the music hall and novelty dance band covers and trad jazz parodies to be found on the ... Read More: Rating: - best of a strange but talented bunchThis album saw the Bonzos at their peak, and this version is enhanced with some extra tracks which unlike most 'undiscovered treasures' do fit particularly well onto the original roll call. It wasn't a concept album typified by tracks following a single theme but it is a dazzling array of musical and lyrical styles which hang together perfectly and benefits from sitting down and listening to the whole album from start to finish. There are no highlights in this album simply because there are no weak tracks, showing just how far the Bonzos had come since their early days doing music hall pastiche. The immense influence which Neil innes exerted in the band shows through clearly in this album and that's not to belittle the contribution of anyone. ... Read More: |
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