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my copy has 4 square inserts, not 3

you need a good specialist...:)

this could not be considered a 'release', this is not a record: it is only a game or a fake. i don't care if who published this record did it for passion or for business: nobody can decide to publish music that was created and belongs to other people... See full review

This is surely one of the most important records of the 70s, and at the same time one of the most underrated records of all times. The reason why at the time very few people really appreciated it is probably due to the fact that Aphrodite's Child was... See full review

This is really a wonderful psych album, quiet and hypnotic. The Darkside followed the steps of the '80's great bands of new psichedelia, especially the Rain Parade and the Dream Syndicate. Here you'll find sweet guitar loops, slow pulsating rhythmics... See full review

the perfection is boring. this is art. punk art, naivetè, neo-hippy sound. if picasso was a punk musician, he probably would have played with the raincoats.

This album melts sophisticated jazzy-songwriting (that sometimes could remember the Joni Mitchell's 'Mingus'or 'Don Juan's..." albums) with a post-wave flavour and a bit of Canterbury-style sound. A smooth psychedelic mood surrounds the surprising... See full review

The dentures in the glass on the cover of this record is the perfect logo for this uncompromising, destablishing, desperately funny and really alien music. The Cows play a strong and direct wall of sound, here and everywhere, with a surreal humour and... See full review

Starting from their early '80s violent, politically uncorrect (but socially ultracorrect...), aggressive and uncompromised music, the Swans permeated the underground musical scene of the last 3 decades with an obscure and anti-conventional presence.... See full review

Weird, funny and surprising pop-psych album.
Brute Force (born 1940) is the pseudonym of Stephen Friedland. He wrote and performed with The Tokens in the 1960s and wrote songs for Peggy March, Del Shannon, The Chiffons and The Cyrkle (to name but a... See full review

I, Brute Force
Confections of Love
(Columbia, 1967)
Weird and bizarre blend of absurd lyrics, pop, psychedelia and pure swingin' dadaism: who can imagine to tile a song 'To Sit On A Sandwich'?
Stephen Friedland (Brute Force) is still playing and touring.

The Lp has a 10" sheet insert with lirycs and band photos