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| John
Entwistle Smash Your Head Against the Wall 1971 Decca Records |
My
Size Pick Me Up (Big Chicken) What are We Doing Here? What Kind of People are .................................They? Heaven and Hell |
Ted End You're Mine No. 29 (Eternal Youth) I Believe in Everything |
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| The Ox's solo debut! Completely and utterly dark, no question about it. | ||||||
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| John
Entwistle Too Late the Hero 1981 Atco Records |
Try Me |
Dancing
Master Fallen Angel Love is a Heart Attack Too Late the Hero |
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Overall, a truly
wonderful record despite a couple of lame tunes. And I defy anyone to
come up with a more
emotionally gut-wrenching song about self-realization than the title track. |
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| John
Entwistle The Rock 1996 limited release 1998 Repertoire Records re-issue |
Stranger
in a Strange Land Love Doesn't Last Suzie Bridges Under the Water Heartache |
Billy Life After Love Hurricane Too Much Too Soon Last Song Country Hurricane |
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| A
HUGE letdown, especially after his last effort. Unbelievably, Entwistle
settled for sophmoric lyrics and rudimetary song structures that simply do not do justice to his incredible bass playing. Plus, the production is a joke. Why would anyone in their right mind BURY Entwistle's bass in the mix? What's the point of having a John Entwistle record if you can't hear the man play? This is for serious collectors only - others should avoid at ALL costs. |
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