Badfinger is a Welsh rock band known for early-1970s melodic pop and power-pop singles. They were associated with Apple Records and Paul McCartney. Singer-songwriter Pete Ham committed suicide in 1975; of the original members mentioned in the review, guitarist Joey Molland is referenced as surviving.

Associated with Apple/Paul McCartney; produced in part by Tony Visconti and Todd Rundgren (as noted in the review). Known songs include "No Matter What", "Day After Day", "Baby Blue" and the original version of "Without You" (later made famous by Harry Nilsson). The band experienced notable tragedy among members.

DeBaser's review praises Badfinger's melodic pop and harmony-driven songs while underlining the tragic fate of members. The collection highlights singles like "No Matter What", "Day After Day" and the original "Without You". The writing mixes nostalgia for their craft with sadness over their misfortunes.

For:Fans of 1970s pop and power-pop, listeners interested in Beatles-adjacent acts, and those who follow music histories marked by both craft and tragedy.

 Among the countless meteors that have dotted the pop sky, the Welsh band Badfinger in the early seventies represented the dark and unlucky side of the music business compared to much brighter and more fortunate stars.

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