You are joking aren't you?..It is fuckin' horrible!.. A waste of vinyl which goes to show how deluded old rock stars were in their coke addled state..Supposedly cost $200,000 to pay the usual L.A. wastrels, hello Nilsson, Bobby Keys, Ringo et al to ruin Beatles and Beach Boys songs..Pathetic
This is why I love YT. I'm in the middle of finding out about Keith Moon and reading about his antics and I can listen to his album in seconds. It's actually not as bad as I expected it to be. It's fine.
The love of and humor of rock n roll all on one delightful LP. The critics hated it so you KNOW it is GREAT!!!! KEITH MOON WAS A FORCE OF NATURE with a good side and a bad one... 2 Sides of the Moon! It's a number one!!! A Keith MOON solo lp. Thanks to all for recording, for posting, for remembering, etc. He's on his way..... He's solid gold!
I love this album! It's actually punk rock.... just a few years from The Damned and the Pistols and many others with "limited" singing ability just getting out there and doing it! That's Rock and roll! The version of The Kids are Alright is amazing! Keith was one of a kind!
What makes this sole solo album of Keith Moon's is that it serves as both a musical and comedy album rolled into one! Rest In Peace, Keith. We love you. No doubt you are rocking another world where you are right now.
WOW! Seriously? A Master Piece? I love Keith Moon. But youre not being honest. Youre fumbling for something positive. "It's his heart" No it is the booze.... and this album is trash. RIP Keith. You're an icon drummer and we loved you despite your flaws. And I can relate to flaws. We're the same in that regard.
I feel the same about it too. When I bought the album when it came out this song made me sad. Keith surely had two sides. Let's remember the positive ones. I am so glad I got to see him play many times.
I was in a band that worked with the producer of this album and he told us some insane stories about what it was like to work with Keith. The story that I remember most was one day while trying to get the vocal down for Don't Worry Baby, Keith liked to do his vocals with the lights off and he was frustrated with his performance and was drunk. Then things got strangely quiet for a few seconds... suddenly, a champagne bottle came flying through the huge studio glass window...session over
Siempre admiré a Keith Moon desde que descubrí a The Who hace un par de años. Sin duda alguna, un talento extraordinario. Me encanta saber que durante los 70´ hubo reuniones de artistas tan grandes como él, John Lennon, Jack Lewis, Dennis Larden, y todo el equipo de producción que conllevó el armado de este material. Una joya con todas las letras.
Why the fuck is this album not on any official streaming services? It's not the greatest album of all time, that's for sure, but I think it definitely deserves more publicity. It was always underrated.
After reading about this album I expected some horrible disjointed affair. What I found was a pleasant, coherent, jovial and humorous recording from one of rock's greatest drummers and nuttiest men.
Keith sounds as good as Daltrey! Most people don't know this but The Who song "Bucket T" with Keith singing lead was released as a single in Sweden and went to #1! He remains my favorite R&R personality, and certainly "the greatest drummer who has ever lived"! His version of "The Kids Are Alright" is as energetic as The Who's original version and just as good! And, I think that is Daltrey's best lead vocal! I've seen the original band in concert in 1968 and 1971! You really had to be alive then to appreciate how truly great Keith was! If not for Keith The Who would have 'never' made it!
Although he didn't intend it that way, he DOES have a "punky" or "young, loud and snotty" ambiance to his voice. One can argue over his vocal quality, but, hey - it's f***ing Keith Moon! Anything we're fortunate enough to see, hear or smell that he left behind is priceless! (I AM noticing that if he played his own drums on "Crazy Like a Fox," it was one of his most restrained recording efforts!)
The drums on Move Over Miss L!! He should've played drums on all the tracks imho. Poor old Keith. He lived life to the full and was always going to self-destruct at some point. ADHD, rock 'n' roll and addiction make a fiery combination. He's still amazing to watch perform.
Anyone who knows Ringo's voice will recognize it as the speaking voice between Keith's singing on SOLID GOLD. I got this album when it was new and remember reading it in the liner notes. It's totally appropriate that Ringo should be that voice. I very much love this album. Always have. Grateful to finally have found it again.
Put in context, it's not nearly the disaster it's always written up to be. He's clearly no singer, never was. You can hear the emphasis on the female backup singers and the de-emphasis by adding reverb to his voice. Compared to the utterly horrendous musical landscape today, this would be a classic.
I have just read a biography of Keith entitled Dear Boy. A fantastic read. The author says that when the Who performed live, Keith's microphone was usually switched off as the other band members couldn't stand his singing.
Thanks for publishing this here. Hard to hear this album elsewhere. It’s clear that this record was heavily produced but you can still hear Keith’s amazing drumming and wide-range of musical interests. Don’t know how it could have been panned - it’s Keith freakin’Moon!
Can I get this album? There is something to be said here. We are not talking about Paul, we are talking about Keith. He hits the notes, and where he was at the time, fuck its part of rock history. You can hear his struggle, his effort, his passion. He was a little boy. He accomplished a lot. I bet its like roaches. After nuclear war....roaches and this album with still be here. Someone in the far future will find it, and Keith will be king. Hell, there is even Ringo giving his effort.
i really dont know why this album is smashed to smithereens by the critics. its at worst a pretty solid one. produced with no flaws, great studio muscians, song amterial is even funny. you have to get moons voice as what it is here, an eclectical comedic event. "Don't Worry Baby" and "One Night Stand" are great ironic kicks. "teenage Idol" is almost like a newborn ruben&the jets concept.^^
❤🧸🥁two songs stand out for me,one night stand and in my life, those songs have an inner hidden deeper meaning but do you all know what it means to feel the pain and lonelyness when there is not one whom in one moment understand you but he's returning to play out the biggest joke Love you always dear One❤ Together, can you hear the thunder rolling in.....😊
Though the album is far from a masterpiece, it's far better than I expected and it's fine for a "novelty album. It's actually better than some of the solo efforts from his contemporaries, Entwistle, Ringo, Harrison, Jagger etc.
I know his vocals are very limited, but its produced so slick that he comes out sounding like a singer ,, and thats what he really wanted to be wasnt it lol !!
For those of us who were alive when this album was made, and knew the Who very well, this album did come off as a novelty. But listening to it almost 50 years later, it sounds like a classic compared to what is being called pop music today. Keith always reminded me of the kid who couldn’t help being funny because that was just him but to the rest of the world he was a goof ball. Sometimes I think in public he was self fulfilling a prophecy; it was probably one of his reasons for his abuse of alcohol.
every moon fan should listen and buy all The Who albums he played on and take a hard pass on this rubbish -- and when I say Rubbish I mean that in a total Britain exit kinda way
@@pdodo388 trust me I’ve got every single recording of the who and moonie, studio and live. But this is what he wanted to create and it captures his essence and vibe perfectly. IMperfect but just here for a good time type feel! Rock on
Firstly, I feel that Moon sings very well, as good at least as many of his contempories. The album suffers from being released during a fast changing period in music so the album is not bad at all just a little out on its own. As was Keith.
Only on track three and already cursing the so-called experts who hammered the album when it was released. I passed it by at the time but really enjoying it now.
In fact, Keith Moon did record a second solo album that was never properly finished and remained unreleased until "Two Sides of the Moon" was released as a double CD. He also recorded his vocales on a version of the Beatles "When I am 64" that was included on the "All This and World War II" album. A fantastic album of Beatle covers by Peter Gabriel, Ambrosia, Bee Gees, Elton John and many more. Keith Moon also did lead vocals on some songs recorded by The Who such as "Buckett T", ""Jaguar", "I Need You", "Wasp Man", "Fiddle About" (on the Tommy Soundtrack), Girls Eyes and some said "Armenia City in the Skies" . I think the Producer is to blame that he did not pushed Keith Moon to reach new limits.
I fail to hear one thing wrong with this album . I heard them slashing it and him to ribbons in some documentary . if anything it was ahead of its schedule. As was Keith Moon.......
@@ronaldyardley8965 I love monnie - when he plays drums ! I am a bass player I dont pretend to be a drummer - But there is no law againts me not likeing him and you liking him as a singer or whatever no law againts my thoughts of him as a bad singer Its called having an opinion Great drummer ! not so much on other instrumenst Just my opinion - sorry youre butt hurt
Did he sing “ Don’t Worry Baby” - that’s terrific- just missing a producer’s blend ( the back up girls are a tad quirky for the time ; campy or kitschy)
Yeah, ok, his voice doesen't fit so much in all the tunes, but there's some good moments in the record. The cover version of "In my life" is so beautiful.
After 36 years of being a diehard WHO fan I can say this album is WAY better than I expected , but Moonie should of stuck to the drums! Too bad it wasn't what it should have been. KM LIVES ON!!!
Thank you -- so far I can count two comments on here written by two people with common sense - M Has youre a breath of fresh air in a world that has gone mad !
Surprisingly well produced. I came here expecting complete awfulness, but this is highly professional. Moon can't sing the slow numbers, but in the rock numbers he's fine.
This album would have sounded great if it had the involvement of Spencer Davis, Jesse Ed Davis, Jay Ferguson, Fanny, Patti Quatro, Joe Walsh, Ringo Starr, Miguel Ferrer, John Sebastian, Flo & Eddie, Ricky Nelson, Mal Evans, David Foster, Jim Keltner, Dick Dale, Bobby Keys, Klaus Voormann and Harry Nilsson... Oh, wait...
he should have at least told him the truth then being that he worked with the two best song writers in pop history that every lived - doesn't any have guts any more - shame on Ringo for not speaking up when he could have
Never heard this before. I actually quite enjoyed it , sounds like it should be the soundtrack to a 1970,s feelgood Brit movie After reading about it before listening , I was expecting a real dog's breakfast of an album but it isn't.
Good thing, Brian Wilson doesn't take a ringside seat in every Tom, Dick, Harry and Sally's shower: We ALL sound like this. AND we all bought Beach Boy albums.
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Im so pleased to see we have quite a few " Two sides of the moon " fans !!!!
me here man
@@georgemckoy2246 well it was to ahead of it's time if released today nothing else would be heard
i love you buddy
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I am with you
RIP Keith. You were truly one of a kind.
This album is way better than the critics say.
You are joking aren't you?..It is fuckin' horrible!.. A waste of vinyl which goes to show how deluded old rock stars were in their coke addled state..Supposedly cost $200,000 to pay the usual L.A. wastrels, hello Nilsson, Bobby Keys, Ringo et al to ruin Beatles and Beach Boys songs..Pathetic
This is why I love YT. I'm in the middle of finding out about Keith Moon and reading about his antics and I can listen to his album in seconds. It's actually not as bad as I expected it to be. It's fine.
The love of and humor of rock n roll all on one delightful LP. The critics hated it so you KNOW it is GREAT!!!! KEITH MOON WAS A FORCE OF NATURE with a good side and a bad one... 2 Sides of the Moon! It's a number one!!! A Keith MOON solo lp. Thanks to all for recording, for posting, for remembering, etc. He's on his way..... He's solid gold!
I love this album! It's actually punk rock.... just a few years from The Damned and the Pistols and many others with "limited" singing ability just getting out there and doing it! That's Rock and roll! The version of The Kids are Alright is amazing! Keith was one of a kind!
What makes this sole solo album of Keith Moon's is that it serves as both a musical and comedy album rolled into one! Rest In Peace, Keith. We love you. No doubt you are rocking another world where you are right now.
This album for Keith is truly a Masterpiece , He sings with Heart !
WOW! Seriously? A Master Piece? I love Keith Moon. But youre not being honest. Youre fumbling for something positive. "It's his heart" No it is the booze.... and this album is trash. RIP Keith. You're an icon drummer and we loved you despite your flaws. And I can relate to flaws. We're the same in that regard.
@@pdodo388 why can you do better, I like to see you make a record
@@Townshend90125 Actually I have - so ... so have most of my band mates and friends .. you have a good day
The Wilson sisters sing with Heart.
Keith Moon plays with the Who.
Love the playful tone of this album. Just a lighthearted attempt by a legendary drummer.
a great album from Moonie fun to listen to and damn the critics!
ha ha...you are great
Every time I listen I realize how much Keith lived life to the fullest
Personally, I don't think his singing is bad. He sings exactly how it means to. And it fits with the music and sounds good to me.
That's why it sold two dozen copies.
He makes his friend Ringo sound like a good singer!
Definitely hear some Queen Bitch here for sure.
kben036 Yes! It reminds me of Bowie too! I love Keith Moon. Wish you were still with us you crazy loon.
He sounds just as good as Ringo Starr.
I always liked this album. I particularly like his versions of "Don't Worry Baby", "In My Life" & "Together"
In My Life is incredibly heartfelt and moving.
I feel the same about it too. When I bought the album when it came out this song made me sad. Keith surely had two sides. Let's remember the positive ones. I am so glad I got to see him play many times.
40 years gone on this day. Rip.
Boo Who. I hated that day. Arrived at work, first thing somebody said to me, Keith died.
I love this Album always did I think it's brilliant Love you Keith Forever 😘💕💞💙💚💜💛❤💋💋💋💋
The way he sounds singing 'In My Life' is haunting and heartbreaking ... Just under four years after it was recorded, he was gone.
keith moon is awesome
He sure is.
I absolutely LOVE the song, "Together"! Brilliant and lovely and cool tune with totally unanticipated chords...
Teenage Idol hits the hardest. Cheers, Keith.
Wow. 29 minutes. Keith really packed this album.
Whatever one thinks of Moonie's vocals one can tell he put all heart into it, and Keith had a BIG heart.
Randomly searching for stuff like this at 3am makes UA-cam such a treasure. Thanks for the upload.
29 minutes of fun for lunatics - love it!
I was in a band that worked with the producer of this album and he told us some insane stories about what it was like to work with Keith.
The story that I remember most was one day while trying to get the vocal down for Don't Worry Baby, Keith liked to do his vocals with the lights off and he was frustrated with his performance and was drunk.
Then things got strangely quiet for a few seconds... suddenly, a champagne bottle came flying through the huge studio glass window...session over
Yeah, the vocal isn't good on that song.
The vocal on DWB is horrendous.
Had he done that kind of damage to Record Plant he would have been out on his ass and deservedly so, I can guarantee that it didn’t happen.
Much better than the crap that's excused as music in 2024😮
Really pleased all the original band members were able to follow solo projects. Like them all, but nothing truly compares to a Who album.
Siempre admiré a Keith Moon desde que descubrí a The Who hace un par de años. Sin duda alguna, un talento extraordinario. Me encanta saber que durante los 70´ hubo reuniones de artistas tan grandes como él, John Lennon, Jack Lewis, Dennis Larden, y todo el equipo de producción que conllevó el armado de este material. Una joya con todas las letras.
This record is definitely growing on me.
Is it me or does the first track remind you of early Bowie,/Ronson stuff??
Yes, precisely!
It sounds alot like Suffragette City, so I definetly agree with you
Does Bowie play the drums ?😜😜😜
mandolingrass i was thinking mott the hoople.
mandolingrass Also sounds like Bowies mates, Mott the Hoople,
Why the fuck is this album not on any official streaming services? It's not the greatest album of all time, that's for sure, but I think it definitely deserves more publicity. It was always underrated.
After reading about this album I expected some horrible disjointed affair. What I found was a pleasant, coherent, jovial and humorous recording from one of rock's greatest drummers and nuttiest men.
Keith Moon is a god. Thanks for posting.
BRIIIILIANT "KIDS ARE ALRIGHT " Version .. HAT'S OFF Keith ;)
Listening to this in his birthday!
***** rip Keith moon
Keith sounds as good as Daltrey! Most people don't know this but The Who song "Bucket T" with Keith singing lead was released as a single in Sweden and went to #1! He remains my favorite R&R personality, and certainly "the greatest drummer who has ever lived"! His version of "The Kids Are Alright" is as energetic as The Who's original version and just as good! And, I think that is Daltrey's best lead vocal! I've seen the original band in concert in 1968 and 1971! You really had to be alive then to appreciate how truly great Keith was! If not for Keith The Who would have 'never' made it!
It is a number one hit in my mind too, just too catchy the Bucket T T T T T T!
Although he didn't intend it that way, he DOES have a "punky" or "young, loud and snotty" ambiance to his voice. One can argue over his vocal quality, but, hey - it's f***ing Keith Moon! Anything we're fortunate enough to see, hear or smell that he left behind is priceless! (I AM noticing that if he played his own drums on "Crazy Like a Fox," it was one of his most restrained recording efforts!)
I get early Bowie out of him- so love it
I saw Al and John Staehely play "Crazy Like A Fox" live last night in Houston at the Mucky Duck!
Always been a fav of mine. Nicky Barclays from FANNY got no recognition for writing Solid Gold and playing keys
The drums on Move Over Miss L!! He should've played drums on all the tracks imho. Poor old Keith. He lived life to the full and was always going to self-destruct at some point. ADHD, rock 'n' roll and addiction make a fiery combination. He's still amazing to watch perform.
Nicely said Becky !
His voice is very punk rock and cool
Anyone who knows Ringo's voice will recognize it as the speaking voice between Keith's singing on SOLID GOLD. I got this album when it was new and remember reading it in the liner notes. It's totally appropriate that Ringo should be that voice. I very much love this album. Always have. Grateful to finally have found it again.
Put in context, it's not nearly the disaster it's always written up to be. He's clearly no singer, never was. You can hear the emphasis on the female backup singers and the de-emphasis by adding reverb to his voice. Compared to the utterly horrendous musical landscape today, this would be a classic.
I have just read a biography of Keith entitled Dear Boy. A fantastic read. The author says that when the Who performed live, Keith's microphone was usually switched off as the other band members couldn't stand his singing.
yes it is
No it wouldn't be considered a classic to todays' 'musical landscape.' It's tepid trite back then and still is today
OK Boomer
@@FleegalFlargel The first 5 seconds of this album is genius compared to today's music landscape.
Moonie 💞😭
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Thanks for publishing this here. Hard to hear this album elsewhere. It’s clear that this record was heavily produced but you can still hear Keith’s amazing drumming and wide-range of musical interests. Don’t know how it could have been panned - it’s Keith freakin’Moon!
Hard to believe I bought this vinyl at a garage sale. I'd never seen it before. When I asked the guy if it was any good, he said it was just ok.
Guess he didn't like it that much if he was selling it at garage sale lol
mate gold you have
Can I get this album? There is something to be said here. We are not talking about Paul, we are talking about Keith. He hits the notes, and where he was at the time, fuck its part of rock history. You can hear his struggle, his effort, his passion. He was a little boy. He accomplished a lot. I bet its like roaches. After nuclear war....roaches and this album with still be here. Someone in the far future will find it, and Keith will be king. Hell, there is even Ringo giving his effort.
Well, in Europe, it's sold on Amazon...
i really dont know why this album is smashed to smithereens by the critics. its at worst a pretty solid one. produced with no flaws, great studio muscians, song amterial is even funny. you have to get moons voice as what it is here, an eclectical comedic event. "Don't Worry Baby" and "One Night Stand" are great ironic kicks. "teenage Idol" is almost like a newborn ruben&the jets concept.^^
❤🧸🥁two songs stand out for me,one night stand and in my life, those songs have an inner hidden deeper meaning but do you all know what it means to feel the pain and lonelyness when there is not one whom in one moment understand you but he's returning to play out the biggest joke
Love you always dear One❤
Together, can you hear the thunder rolling in.....😊
Keith shows a lot of spirit here. The biography 'Moon The Loon' by his minder Dougal Butler is the funniest book you will ever read.
I actually... really liked this. I am in love with the last track.
Me too it's very haunting
Rest in peace Miguel Ferrer. You will be missed!
Thank you so much for posting.
Keith is my favorite on in the WHO
He doesn't have a golden voice but In My Life sounds great because of the heart he puts in it.
Well Said !
Though the album is far from a masterpiece, it's far better than I expected and it's fine for a "novelty album. It's actually better than some of the solo efforts from his contemporaries, Entwistle, Ringo, Harrison, Jagger etc.
I know his vocals are very limited, but its produced so slick that he comes out sounding like a singer ,, and thats what he really wanted to be wasnt it lol !!
Some of the vocals have an element of Ian Hunter. Musically, the whole thing's similar to a '70s Nilsson album. I like it!
On " Don't Worry Baby " He' s like the first "Bernard Sumner" ;) Good Job Keith ;)
This album is lovely. Any work by a human being is great as long as it isn't violence dealing with people that's real or fake.
Hi ! I jave your new ! Channel I like this album I will put this in my library so Keep the albums coming your new ! No.1 fan !
For those of us who were alive when this album was made, and knew the Who very well, this album did come off as a novelty. But listening to it almost 50 years later, it sounds like a classic compared to what is being called pop music today. Keith always reminded me of the kid who couldn’t help being funny because that was just him but to the rest of the world he was a goof ball. Sometimes I think in public he was self fulfilling a prophecy; it was probably one of his reasons for his abuse of alcohol.
An album that only Keith Moon could record.
This is actually very good...
I got drunk just from listening! Going to order this off amazon, every moon fan should have this!!
every moon fan should listen and buy all The Who albums he played on and take a hard pass on this rubbish -- and when I say Rubbish I mean that in a total Britain exit kinda way
@@pdodo388 trust me I’ve got every single recording of the who and moonie, studio and live. But this is what he wanted to create and it captures his essence and vibe perfectly. IMperfect but just here for a good time type feel! Rock on
Firstly, I feel that Moon sings very well, as good at least as many of his contempories. The album suffers from being released during a fast changing period in music so the album is not bad at all just a little out on its own. As was Keith.
The vocal SOUNDS like Johnny Rotten, but the tone SOUNDS like Bowie Suffagette City.
Perfectly stated! That's exactly what this sound is I couldn't pinpoint the other part besides the sex pistols.
yes its very unique and its actually really brilliant
Only on track three and already cursing the so-called experts who hammered the album when it was released. I passed it by at the time but really enjoying it now.
In fact, Keith Moon did record a second solo album that was never properly finished and remained unreleased until "Two Sides of the Moon" was released as a double CD. He also recorded his vocales on a version of the Beatles "When I am 64" that was included on the "All This and World War II" album. A fantastic album of Beatle covers by Peter Gabriel, Ambrosia, Bee Gees, Elton John and many more. Keith Moon also did lead vocals on some songs recorded by The Who such as "Buckett T", ""Jaguar", "I Need You", "Wasp Man", "Fiddle About" (on the Tommy Soundtrack), Girls Eyes and some said "Armenia City in the Skies" . I think the Producer is to blame that he did not pushed Keith Moon to reach new limits.
I fail to hear one thing wrong with this album . I heard them slashing it and him to ribbons in some documentary . if anything it was ahead of its schedule. As was Keith Moon.......
I have a deaf friend who heard things wrong with this album .. pleeeeze (eye roll)
@@pdodo388 Hope this isent THE Paul Anthony from Planet Rock having a go at Dear old Moonies Album..!
@@ronaldyardley8965 I love monnie - when he plays drums ! I am a bass player I dont pretend to be a drummer - But there is no law againts me not likeing him and you liking him as a singer or whatever no law againts my thoughts of him as a bad singer Its called having an opinion Great drummer ! not so much on other instrumenst Just my opinion - sorry youre butt hurt
Honestly not the best ever....but me feeling depressed...listening to this cheers me up somehow...always loved keith...and this album is a reflection
Nice story brah
Sounds great to me. Especially “don’t worry baby”. Plus most others.
For people with ears(two of them) this is a great listen. Thanks
Keith Moon was actually a better singer than you think
Did he sing “ Don’t Worry Baby” - that’s terrific- just missing a producer’s blend ( the back up girls are a tad quirky for the time ; campy or kitschy)
He was a better singer than people imagine, but not on THIS album.
Yeah, ok, his voice doesen't fit so much in all the tunes, but there's some good moments in the record. The cover version of "In my life" is so beautiful.
Do agree....you have to hear Keith Moon singing The Beatles "When i am 64" from the All This and World War Two soundtrack....
This is album isn't as bad as everyone says it is
After 36 years of being a diehard WHO fan I can say this album is WAY better than I expected , but Moonie should of stuck to the drums! Too bad it wasn't what it should have been. KM LIVES ON!!!
Thank you -- so far I can count two comments on here written by two people with common sense - M Has youre a breath of fresh air in a world that has gone mad !
Thxx for postin "Don't worry baby" what a dude...
APPROVED!
thanks
Two Sides of the Bottle... (hic)
This album is so alcoholic, it turns water into wine... Literally! :)
you know mr Moon too
@mountaingoat1003 Benzobarturity death by: Hemirevin -->Klmotetsiol
Love this!!!!
Good fun album.
It wasn't bad and his style was sane. But he was wise to keep his day job with the guys.
i bought this LP upon release
Good lLord!! On Purpose ???!!!
I love Keith so muchhhh
I go where the Music fits my soul
Moonie got serious for "In My Life" -- and it was a heartbreaker.
Best singer ~
Surprisingly well produced. I came here expecting complete awfulness, but this is highly professional. Moon can't sing the slow numbers, but in the rock numbers he's fine.
This is brilliant
This album would have sounded great if it had the involvement of Spencer Davis, Jesse Ed Davis, Jay Ferguson, Fanny, Patti Quatro, Joe Walsh, Ringo Starr, Miguel Ferrer, John Sebastian, Flo & Eddie, Ricky Nelson, Mal Evans, David Foster, Jim Keltner, Dick Dale, Bobby Keys, Klaus Voormann and Harry Nilsson... Oh, wait...
And the Great Ringo Starr is on the album !!
he should have at least told him the truth then being that he worked with the two best song writers in pop history that every lived - doesn't any have guts any more - shame on Ringo for not speaking up when he could have
Never heard this before. I actually quite enjoyed it , sounds like it should be the soundtrack to a 1970,s feelgood Brit movie
After reading about it before listening , I was expecting a real dog's breakfast of an album but it isn't.
great taste of music (:
My Life ... from Lennon-McCartney ) .. Felt ... R.I.P. Bros. ;)
Keith's glitter album
I was today years old when I found out actor Miguel Ferrer played the drums on this.
I read in Howard Kaylan's book that Brian Wilson burst into TEARS when he heard what Moon did to "Don't Worry, Baby".
Just hearing this album for the first time. Poor Brian. I can imagine that scene playing out like a Monty Python skit.
Good thing, Brian Wilson doesn't take a ringside seat in every Tom, Dick, Harry and Sally's shower: We ALL sound like this. AND we all bought Beach Boy albums.
I prefer his singing to rap and a majority of the crap out now.
yeah but .. I mean id rather stab by ear drums with sharp knives than listen to rap .. so