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Michael Nesmith. ROCK · 1974. Preview. The ever-ambitious Michael Nesmith made a giant leap away from the kind of country-rock records he'd been making for the first half of the '70s with The Prison, which was originally packaged with a short story he wrote as a companion piece. Musically, Nesmith here takes things well beyond the rootsy twang ...
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The Prison Michael Nesmith. Released 1974. The Prison Tracklist. 1. Opening Theme (Life, the Unsuspecting Captive) ... More Michael Nesmith albums Infinite Tuesday: Autobiographical Riffs.
29 de ene. de 2009 · After he left RCA Records in 1974 to form his own Pacific Arts label, Michael Nesmith's first release on his new imprint was THE PRISON, a concept album billed as "a book with a soundtrack." Along with the 7-song soundtrack album, the LP contained a booklet with a two-chapter short story about life in a prison (real or metaphorical, take your ...
The version with the English-only 52-page booklet is here: Michael Nesmith - The Prison Printed inner sleeve with credits. Recorded September 15-20, 1974, Los Angeles, California Cat.# PAC-101 on labels and box spine. Embossed front box. Side A playing time 23:07 Side B playing time 25:19.
The front sleeve has perforated, folding edges so that it doubles as a tray insert. The run out details also appear on the front of the disc, along with rights information shown in the mould. Recorded September 15 - 20, 1974. Remastered by Michael Nesmith, 1990. C 1995 Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Printed in Australia.
Michael Nesmith (2017) Robert Michael Nesmith (* 30.Dezember 1942 in Houston, Texas; † 10. Dezember 2021 in Carmel Valley Village, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Musikproduzent, Autor, Sänger, Multiinstrumentalist und Schauspieler.Er wurde in den 1960er Jahren als Mitglied der gecasteten Pop-Rock-Band The Monkees bekannt. Darüber hinaus lieferte er die Grundidee für den ...
