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From: ellis@spar.UUCP (Michael Ellis)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: Arthur Brown solo albums
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Date: Wed, 24-Apr-85 08:31:39 EST
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>"Dance..." makes me think that someone held a gun to Brown's head and
> said "sing disco pal..
>"Chisolm In My Bosom" ... fairly interesting--though again it doesn't
> seem to stand up to his earlier work.
>For those who are interested in Brown's post-"Fire" work, copies of the
>three Kingdom Come albums turn up here and there. "Galactic Zoo Dossier",
> "Kingdom Come,"  "Journey"...
> "Lost Ears" ..features a good selection of tracks from the three Kingdom
> Come albums...
>
> -- Eli

    Last friday on the local indie-music station, I heard some most unusual
    yet familiar sounds coming out of my radio. After listening to the
    weird rap being laid on my head by the vocalist, it occurred to me that
    the vocalist was none other than Arthur Brown.

    The DJ announced two titles --  "Texas House Requiem" and "Mechanical 
    Masseur".  Sadly, I was too hurried to gather any more info, other than
    the fact that the music was only three years old.

    The general weirdness and overall creativity struck me as worthy successor
    to "Crazy World.." Is anyone else familiar with this music?

-michael