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and drumming
This co-release between Light In The Attic Records and Aquarium Drunkard Recordings documents the first five years of the series
The "dumb entertainment" (as Zappa liked to describe this style) on Sheik Yerbouti was some of his dumbest
but it’s all tucked away - there’s nothing that intrudes into the foreground or interferes with the song’s abilities to speak to an audience
Standouts include Infecticide's post-Devo electropop with robotic French vocals
Double Fantasy Breaks and drummingThe last studio album released by John Lennon during his lifetime. While considered a classic today, it was divisive when it was released in 1980, with a feeling that it was too 'safe' of an album, which is interesting to look back on in hindsight, as Lennon was murdered three weeks after its release. Almost immediately this changed, and the record was looked on as a masterpiece, a blissful time capsule of the last moments of Lennon's life living in
