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Strange Tourist is an uncompromising narrative work that demands the listener's full attention and more than rewards them for their effort
by the more superstitious members of The Mars Volta
The dichotomy of his Icelandic musings materialized in a very real way as he neglected his personal relationships in favor of his art
electric piano -- and conjures a sound worthy of bygone electro-pop technicians from Giorgio Moroder to Todd Rundgren to Steve Miller
They are the three classic albums on which Wire's reputation is based
Townes Van Zandt – For The Sake Of The Song Hardcore Hip-Hop Strange Tourist is an uncompromisingTownes Van Zandt wrote songs with an uncommon grace and poetic clarity, and he sang them with a voice that was at once straightforward, eloquent, and mindful of the arid beauty of his images. A decade after Van Zandt released his first album, there would be dozens of singer songwriters following his example, but he was a rather unusual commodity when for the Sake of the Song was released in 1968, and the album's production and arrangements