[Review] Todd Rundgren: A Wizard, A True Star (1973)
Nineteen songs crammed onto one elpee, which makes Rundgren sound more like a creative crackpot than a musical genius.
Nineteen songs crammed onto one elpee, which makes Rundgren sound more like a creative crackpot than a musical genius.
The rock ikon throws one of his many hats into the progressive rock ring, with mixed results.
There’s nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much worth doing as messing about in notes.
Based in large part on Alice Bailey’s Treatise on Cosmic Fire. The devil’s in the details.
The second Utopia album features new songs, covers and a couple of solo Todd tunes in a live setting.
Half an album of faithful re-creations of rock classics + half an album of new songs for the faithful.
All the “normal” songs from Todd’s back catalog rolled into an evening’s worth of entertainment.