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  • Release Date: 09/13/2005
  • Sales Rank: 67,126
  • Label: FILTHY BONNET
  • UPC: 881626300121

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A Radical Recital

1LISTENSaline the Salt Lake Queen 4:44
2LISTENRats 3:22
3LISTENHoward Hughes 4:32
4LISTENSigns of the Zodiac 4:24
5LISTENSecret Message 3:42
6LISTENWatch T.V. 3:36
7LISTENHunter's Kiss 4:14
8LISTENThings I'm Going to Do 3:03
9LISTENIf Your Kisses Can't Hold... 3:02
10LISTENAny Old Actress 3:42
11LISTENRose K. 3:06
12LISTENThe Mayor 4:29
13LISTENMomma Was an Opium-Smoker 2:11
14LISTENWicked Dickie 2:35
15LISTENWhen I Was a Young Girl 2:00
16LISTENBarracuda 3:28
17LISTENRock & Roll 4:31
18LISTENA Quitter 3:58
19LISTENHigh on Life/Strange & Amazing Comments 4:01

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October 12, 2005: If Vivaldi dropped acid and hung out at CBGBs, he would probably have written music that would fit nicely into the collection of compositions on Radical Recital. If you own any music by the Stooges, Philip Glass, Nirvana or Sun Ra (or even if you don't), you need to add this CD to your collection. The recording, mixing and mastering are also blueprints as to how live music should be recorded and presented. On a minor note, the spoken-word song intros alone are worth the price of admission - although I'm not really sure I understand them (or should).