Malcolm McLaren - Duck Rock

Label: Charisma, Charisma
Catalog#: MMLP1, 810 432-1
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country:UK
Released:1983
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electro, Hip Hop, Ambient
Credits: Arranged By [Strings], Keyboards - Anne Dudley
Artwork By [Cover Design] - Nick Egan
Artwork By [Graffiti] - Dondi White
Artwork By [Illustration] - Keith Haring
Guitar [Additional] - Dave Birch
Jew's Harp, Engineer - Gary Langan
Keyboards [Additional] - Thomas Dolby
Percussion [Additional] - Louis Jordan*
Producer - Trevor Horn
Notes:Comes with 3 page fold out lyric and dance movements sheet.
Rating: 4.25/5 (28 votes) Rate It
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Tracklisting:

A1   Obatala (3:36)
A2   Buffalo Gals (5:01)
A3   Double Dutch (3:55)
A4   Merengue (5:26)
A5   Punk It Up (4:29)
B1   Legba (3:37)
B2   Jive My Baby (3:56)
B3   Song For Chango (4:51)
B4   Soweto (3:53)
B5   World's Famous (1:41)
B6   Duck For The Oyster (2:57)
User Reviews:
sorenfissure, Aug 29, 2008

I swing between liking malcolm and ...Well hating everything he stood for, hijacking the punk scene, confusing the hip hop scene and ...Um whatever with that opera house stuff. But i like many other kids got into hip hop via buffalo girls and duck rock along with rock it, axel f, etc. He was on his own trip thats for sure, bugged out electro ambient double dutch country african strange sample drop sloppy scratched wierdness but production is excellent thanks to art of noise and the cover was cool with keith haring helping out which makes total sense. Love him or hate him he helped the scene (which ever one it was) into the ears of kids everywhere.

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