8 thoughts on “ Rollaroll - John Cale - Slow Dazzle (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Slow Dazzle his fifth solo album and second collaboration with Roxy Musics Brian Eno and Phil Manzanera dissects rock and avant-garde hacks the limbs off of pop and jazz and fuses the styles together into a limber impassioned trivsanjuletmauflatroatwisnasurgosan.xyzinfo Rating: % positive.

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3. Label: Island Records - ILPS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Alternative Rock, Art Rock John Cale - Slow Dazzle (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore4/5(68).

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4. Oct 14,  · referencing Slow Dazzle, LP, Album, RE, ILPS Mind you there's no way you'd ever mistake John Cale for ABBA, or a similar top pop act, but 's "Slow Dazzle" was the album where I discovered he was more than an en avant-garde crackpot /5().

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5. Slow Dazzle was released on 25 March No singles were released off the album, although there was a promotional-only single of "Dirtyass Rock 'n' Roll" b/w "Heartbreak Hotel". The album was remastered in as part of the 2CD release The Island Years, containing also both Fear and Helen of Troy.

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6. Rollaroll Lyrics: You're sticking to me like a dirty joke / A creeping back stabber, or a hula hoop / You hit like a butcher with meat on fire / You love it or hate it but you bury time.

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7. May 19,  · ^ The Island albums or 'Paris ' are the obvious entry points. If you are ok with cds, look for the 2-disc 'The Island Years'. It includes all his Island albums - Fear, Slow Dazzle and Helen Of Troy, and excellent outtakes exclusive to that set.

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8. Despite being a founding member of the Velvet Underground, and producing a few landmarks, among them the first Stooges album, John Cale remains underrated or simply taken for granted. If Paris and Fear top the list, Slow Dazzle and Helen of Troy make it a quartet for his best work of the 's/5(13).

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