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George Harrison: Dark Horse (1974)

Kronomyth 6.0: AT THE RISK OF BEATLING A DEAD HOARSE. Ahem. Let me just clear my throat before lighting into Dark Horse. George Harrison…

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Kronomyth 4.1: DOUBLE RUBBLE. If you thought Beatlemania ended with The Beatles, nuh-uh. In the opening weeks of 1975, John (#9 Dream”), Paul…

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[Kronomyth 5.0] Something Old, Something New, Something Something Browns.

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Kronomyth 5.0: FIVE GOLDEN RINGOS. Every time I think of this album, I see red. Not because of the music; you couldn’t find…

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It’s been called one of the worst rock albums of all time. It’s not that bad.

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Ringo’s last two records sounded like non-stop parties. This time, he invited the right people but they brought all the wrong things.

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[Kronomyth 6.1] That’s my doctor playin’.

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Kronomyth 7.0: ROYAL FLUSH. Ringo’s recording career deserved to be taken seriously, but was the world ready to accept Ringo as a serious…

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The album that contains George’s homage to Hoagy Carmichael. And John Lennon. But mostly Hoagy Carmichael.

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Kronomyth 9.1: A NICE WRACK. I’ve gotten to a point on Progrography where the things I accidentally type are more interesting than the…

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George Harrison finds his second wind with his biggest fan, Jeff Lynne, behind him.

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Kronomyth 12.0: NIGHT OF A HUNDRED STARRS. In 1989, Ringo hit the road as the head of an oldies revue featuring friends and…

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Ringo gets the same starr treatment that George, Tom Petty and Roger McGuinn enjoyed, resulting in his best album in more than a…

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[Kronomyth 16.0] Straight up the best thing he’s done since Goodnight Vienna.

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Kronomyth 18.0: FIVE GOLD RINGOS. Best. Beatles. Christmas. Record. Ever. Not that it’s been an historically rich field of endeavor for the Fab…

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