One Long Year by Todd Rundgren (CD, Jun-2000, Artemis Records) 
One Long Year by Todd Rundgren (CD, Jun-2000, Artemis Records)

 
One Long Year by Todd Rundgren (CD, Jun-2000, Artemis Records)

Artist: Todd Rundgren
Release Date: Jun 2000
Format: CD
Record Label: Artemis Records
Genre: Rock & Pop, Singer/Songwriter
UPC: 699675104122
Product ID: EPID3404018
Description: Personnel: Todd Rundgren (vocals, various instruments); Jesse Gress, Ken Emerson (guitar); John Ferenzik (keyboards); Kasim Sulton (bass); Prairie Prince (drums). Todd Rundgren, last heard dispensing bossa nova remakes of his better know...
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Track Listing
1. I Hate My Frickin I.S.P.
2. Buffalo Grass
3. Jerk
4. Bang on the Ukulele Daily
5. Where Does the Time Go
6. Love of the Common Man
7. Mary and the Holy Ghost
8. Yer Fast (And I Like It)
9. Hit Me Like a Train
10. Surf Talks, The

Details
Producer:Todd Rundgren
Distributor:E1 Distribution (USA)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Todd Rundgren (vocals, various instruments); Jesse Gress, Ken Emerson (guitar); John Ferenzik (keyboards); Kasim Sulton (bass); Prairie Prince (drums).
Todd Rundgren, last heard dispensing bossa nova remakes of his better known tunes on WITH A TWIST, returns to form here with an ambitious yet accessible album that ranks among his best. If it's not quite the masterpiece of SOMETHING/ANYTHING, it's in the same spirit-- stylistically all over the map, with Rundgren dabbling in as many genres as he can crowd on to one CD, to mostly superior effect.
The opening track, "I Hate My Frickin' ISP," is a big guitar-driven power pop tune in his classic manner (it's also very funny--if he's not being sincere here he's faking it brilliantly); "Buffalo Grass" is a gigantic production ballad that sounds like the apotheosis of his work with Hall and Oates; "Jerk" seems to be a Rundgren-esque version of techno; and the instrumental "Mary and the Holy Ghost" is a sort of sampled high tech update of musique concrete a la the Beatles "Revolution Number Nine." There's also a hilarious solo live version of his 1982 New Wave hit "Bang the Drum All Day," done here in the style of Don Ho, and an opulent remake of the originally rather spare "Love of the Common Man," first heard on FAITHFUL.

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