His vocals throughout this album are as raw and untrained as ever -- that's part of his appeal -- but the accompaniment this time out takes the form of a nicely full electric rock & roll band with a first-rate rhythm section and some satisfyingly hook-laden lead guitar on pieces like "John Lennon Forever."
The songs are interspersed with interview and commentary tracks, but most of what's here is music, and surprisingly accomplished music at that -- the tone may be a little overly serious (which is not surprising given the subject matter of the album), but overall this was Peel's most professional sounding (dare one say mainstream?) album since the 1970s.
(320 kbps, front cover included)
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