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 The industry magazines praised the work of the Illinois songwriter, dubbing him “The One Man Beatles.”

 The album flows pleasantly, with some pieces standing out from the others, up to the best song of the lot: “Find Yourself Running,” where finally the artist’s soul seems to shine through.

Emitt Rhodes' 1970 debut album was crafted entirely by himself in a homemade studio, drawing heavily from Paul McCartney's style. The album offers catchy piano pop and melancholic melodies with an authentic homemade charm. Though the mastering is rough and prevents clearer listening, Rhodes' talent shines, especially in tracks like 'Find Yourself Running.' A good fit for listeners who appreciate non-revolutionary yet engaging melodic songwriting. Listen to Emitt Rhodes' self-made classic and explore a hidden gem of 70s melodic pop rock today!

 The Dukes of Stratosphær were for Mr. Partridge & Co. the expedient to go back to the times when creativity was in power.

 'Pale and Precious' is a heartfelt tribute to Brian Wilson of Pet Sounds.

The Dukes Of Stratosphear’s 'Chips From The Chocolate Fireball' is a thoughtful homage to 60s psychedelic rock, blending clever references to Pink Floyd, The Beatles, and Brian Wilson. This collection merges two earlier releases, showcasing the band’s creative escape from the 80s mainstream. The album is a delightful mix of playful melodies and vintage production techniques, making it a heartfelt tribute rather than an absolute masterpiece. Dive into this vibrant psychedelic journey and discover a hidden classic from The Dukes Of Stratosphear today!