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Track Listings
| 1. Romance Dance |
| 2. All That You Dream |
| 3. Long Distance Love |
| 4. Day Or Night |
| 5. One Love Stand |
| 6. Down Below The Borderline |
| 7. Somebody's Leavin' |
| 8. Mercenary Territory |
| 9. 'Bonus Announcement' |
| 10. Don't Bogart That Joint |
| 11. A Apolitical Blues |
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3.0 out of 5 stars
The Feats Start Running Out of Steam,
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This review is from: Last Record Album (Audio CD)
Unfortunately, this album saw Little Feat starting down their long trajectory to musical mediocrity. Lowell George's problems began reducing his influence over the band, most of the hooks were gone, and an increasing jazz influence resulted in more fusion-type noodling and fewer funky Southern grooves. Furthermore, the band was apparently discovering synthesizers, which begin to make their unwelcome presence felt.This is not a bad album, but it's unfortunate that the title turned out to be false advertising.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best studio work,
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This review is from: Last Record Album (Audio CD)
Little Feat was (and still is) a band needed to be heard live to capture their best work; which is quite a statement considering the great production work the late Lowell George was capable of. This in my opinion shows the band performing at thier studio best, though songwriting on other albums may be better.
5.0 out of 5 stars
THE ULTIMATE RECORD ALBUM,
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This review is from: Last Record Album (Audio CD)
i guess one should write this review entirely in lowercase as per the original lp sleeve which was covered with hospital bills (ENTIRELY IN UPPERCASE) following richie hayward's near-fatal car accident.Or maybe not. Lowercase is wearing on the writer as well as the reader. I need to say that this is one of the finest rock albums yet made -- certainly in my Top 20 -- along with their earlier DIXIE CHICKEN. Everything came together perfectly with this album, and the rock critics -- certainly here in the UK -- went ecstatic about it. It has more dimensions to it than its predecessor, FEATS DON'T FAIL ME NOW, which is a more straightforward boogie album. Keyboardsman Bill Payne had been listening to a lot of jazz prior to recording this, and it shows. 'Day or Night', which one of the reviewers here slams, is one of the best tracks on the record. The reference point for the electric piano here is Chick Corea on NO MYSTERY (another excellent CD, by the way). George's vocals never sounded sweeter than they do here -- e.g. on 'Long Distance Love' -- but it is the instrumental strength of Feat that stuns. Barrere's guitar-playing is just so weird, it's cool. (He failed his original audition, but that was on bass!) All the tracks are outstanding, and the original recording was excellent too, so the remasterer could do little to improve it. It was a very short LP -- not much more than 32 minutes -- and the addition of a couple of tracks from the double-LP version of WAITING FOR COLUMBUS doesn't really match the mood of the rest of the LP. This was undoubtedly the band's finest hour. I saw them at an open-air concert at a London soccer ground in 77. Within two years, George died of a heart attack at the age of 34. A total tragedy. This is the CD to remember him by.
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