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. From the One That Cut Youby: Fred Lane Release Date January 22, 1999 Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |
. From the One That Cut You/Car Radio Jerome [CASSETTE]by: Fred Lane Release Date December 08, 1993 Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |
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. Tapestry II: In a Garden Greenby: Julia Lane & Fred Gosbee Release Date Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |
. Cavalli: Messa concertata/Canzonas/Motetsfrom: Hyperion Release Date October 06, 1997 Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |
. Radio Car Jerome [VINYL]by: Rev Fred Lane Release Date March 24, 1998 Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |
. Tapestry III: Cottage & Castleby: Julia Lane & Fred Gosbee Release Date Whatever happened to Fred Lane? This album from the mid-eighties is an anarchic car crash of creativity with some rare, special moments. OK, it's hit-and-miss, I would be the first to admit it...and often willfully obtuse and self indulgent. The opener starts as a jazzy crooner, but it soon degenrates as a wildly honking dischordant sax takes over. There is a studied amateurishness on much here... but also a fierce commitment to originality, and dark humour. What's the music like? Harsh sounding lo-fidelity chaotic jive, jazz, sub-rat pack swing, dislocated blues, woeful country, sub-Elvis R&R... you could dance to some of it, but then you probably wouldn't want to. But then we get to the good stuff: The Man With The Fold ... Read More: |