The Tubes: Getoverture [1979]
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2 comments:
They used to have the best liner notes.
"Fee's unique vocal was filtered through a quart of V.O."
"May you enjoy this album until the sky turns to concrete or Carl Jung comes to your house to speak."
The last great Tubes album of the 70s before David Foster and the horrid 80s took hold of their uniqueness and flushed it down the proverbial toilet. Though, their comeback CD "Genius Of America" does bring back some of that old magic. And, hey, can't beat that "Remote Control" album cover?
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