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Doc at the Radar Station 1980. 80. Beefheart's second album in his art rock endeavours is perhaps the most beloved of the bunch, maybe mostly down to it sounding more like the normal, wacky, zany Beefheart record that you're likely expecting from him than either of the two surrounding it. And while yes, I can appreciate it for that, and yes ...
Captain Beefheart at his Best (1989) The Best Beefheart (1990) Zig Zag Wanderer: The Collection (1991) I May Be Hungry but I Sure Ain't Weird: The Alternative Captain Beefheart (1992) A Carrot Is as Close as a Rabbit Gets to a Diamond (1993) Zig Zag Wanderer: The Best of the Buddah Years (1996) Electricity (1998) Grow Fins: Rarities 1965–1982 ...
Eastern Jam by Country Joe & The Fish. I really like the simple, steady rhythm. So far Captain Beefheart (or John French technically) has been scratching that itch, but I wanted to know where else I should look! The music doesn't have to be psychedelia like the examples; mostly interested in the drum beat. 23 38.
The greatest American rock critic of all time, Lester Bangs, wrote: "Captain Beefheart is the most important musician to rise in the Sixties, far more significant and far-reaching than the Beatles, who only made pretty collages with material from the public domain, when you get right down to it; as important, as I said, for all music as Ornette Coleman was for jazz ten years ago and Charlie ...
The best album credited to Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band is Trout Mask Replica which is ranked number 243 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 7,114. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band is ranked number 165 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 14,033 (this takes into account any aliases or variations).
6 de nov. de 2014 · In Mike Barnes’ biography of Don Van Vliet, the man more famously known as Captain Beefheart, he quotes Vliet on his own birth: “I was born with my eyes open—I didn’t WANT to be born—I ...
18 de jul. de 2012 · Official Captain Beefheart live albums. There wasn’t a live album officially released during the lifetime of the band. However, Mirror Man was recorded live (albeit in the studio) and some shows were recorded with a view to releasing an album – the 1974 London and 1981 Reseda shows for example – but nothing official came of it.
