Patti Smith Group - Radio Ethiopia (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Tune-Yards - 'Cannonball' (The Breeders)

Tune-Yards - 'Cannonball' (The Breeders)

Fa Fa Fa Fa

a Master Splinter's Daughter

"My own personal idea of identity has played into this record and the theme of migration

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Patti Smith Group - Radio Ethiopia (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Tune-Yards - 'Cannonball' (The Breeders)1976's Radio Ethiopia, the follow up to Horses, turned out to be both more conventional in some ways and more challenging in others. A deciding factor was Jack 'aerosmith' Douglas replacement of John Cale as producer the songs were more succinct (for the most part) this time around. The group continued to strive for the perfect balance between thought provoking poetry and rough rock n' roll. The opening Ask the Angels was perhaps the Patti Smith