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"The vocal cords of Daryl Hall are prodigious! I have never worked with a better singer than him..." Discover the review
"The vocal cords of Daryl Hall are prodigious! I have never worked with a better singer than him..."
The best things are right at the two extremes of the album: the opening “Out of Touch,” preceded by a brief and percussive instrumental prelude dominated by the Synclavier, and the concluding “Possession Obsession,” sung by Oates; the former is more intense, the latter more soothing with its delightful doo-woop style response choruses. Discover the review
The best things are right at the two extremes of the album: the opening “Out of Touch,” preceded by a brief and percussive instrumental prelude dominated by the Synclavier, and the concluding “Possession Obsession,” sung by Oates; the former is more intense, the latter more soothing with its delightful doo-woop style response choruses.
To give birth in no time (without the dramatic psychological outcomes our hero would face in crafting the XTC masterpiece "Skylarking," 1986) to what some consider the only question mark in the duo's discography, which many count (not without substantial reasons) as the missing link in Todd's work with his Utopia, and which many others – though, in my opinion, never quite enough – hail as a hidden masterpiece of absolute innovative value and compositional uniqueness, born of the successful union of creative instances "so far, yet so close": "War Babies" (1974). Discover the review
To give birth in no time (without the dramatic psychological outcomes our hero would face in crafting the XTC masterpiece "Skylarking," 1986) to what some consider the only question mark in the duo's discography, which many count (not without substantial reasons) as the missing link in Todd's work with his Utopia, and which many others – though, in my opinion, never quite enough – hail as a hidden masterpiece of absolute innovative value and compositional uniqueness, born of the successful union of creative instances "so far, yet so close": "War Babies" (1974).
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