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Alex Chilton - Take Me Home and Make Me Like It (LP)
Label: Munster Records ââ MR 372
Format:Â Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:Â Spain
Released:Â 2017
Genre:Â Rock
Style: Garage Rock, Rock & Roll
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"This is music performed with some of the most callous abandon ever to have been allowed in a recording studio. Many of these tracks have a raw cinéma vérité atmosphere applied to recorded rock and roll. My own performances seem to be either obnoxious or attempting an insufferable cuteness, but often they achieve a compelling electricity in their spontaneous excitement. We recorded over a few days in the fall of 1975. I was very into a loose, unrehearsed first take sort of approach to recording music. I learned from producer Jim Dickinson the method of throwing a very impromptu rendering of a song onto tape. . . . This method gives a fresh, sometimes anarchistic quality to the performances. The first day of the sessions was approached in this way. The second day went according to the producer's more conservative method of planning and rehearsal. All in all there is some hot, untamed rock and roll on this disc." --Alex Chilton, 1992.
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Alex Chilton - Take Me Home and Make Me Like It (LP)â
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Label: Munster Records ââ MR 372
Format:Â Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:Â Spain
Released:Â 2017
Genre:Â Rock
Style: Garage Rock, Rock & Roll
.
"This is music performed with some of the most callous abandon ever to have been allowed in a recording studio. Many of these tracks have a raw cinéma vérité atmosphere applied to recorded rock and roll. My own performances seem to be either obnoxious or attempting an insufferable cuteness, but often they achieve a compelling electricity in their spontaneous excitement. We recorded over a few days in the fall of 1975. I was very into a loose, unrehearsed first take sort of approach to recording music. I learned from producer Jim Dickinson the method of throwing a very impromptu rendering of a song onto tape. . . . This method gives a fresh, sometimes anarchistic quality to the performances. The first day of the sessions was approached in this way. The second day went according to the producer's more conservative method of planning and rehearsal. All in all there is some hot, untamed rock and roll on this disc." --Alex Chilton, 1992.
