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Christopher Milk – Some People Will Drink Anything (used)
Christopher Milk – Some People Will Drink Anything (used)
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"Some People Will Drink Anything" is the debut album by the band
Christopher Milk, released in 1972.
Key Information:
- Band: Christopher Milk
- Release Date: 1972
- Label: Reprise Records
- Genre: Primarily categorized as Rock, with subgenres including Pop Rock and Glam.
- Producer: Chris Thomas
- Songwriters: Ralph Oswald and John Mendelsohn wrote the songs on the album.
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Significance:
- The album's packaging is known for its "embarrassingly bad hype".
- The band has been described as a "lightweight novelty pop act" with moments of good playing and clever lyrics.
- The album has become a collector's item due to the later career of band member John Mendelsohn, who became a notable rock critic for Rolling Stone and Creem.
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Tracklist: The album features 8 tracks. Some notable tracks include:
- Tiger
- The Loco-Motion
- Poor Baby
- The Babyshoes Bittersuite
- Smart Alex
- A Secondhand Viola
- The Tough Kids
- In Search of R. Crumb
- Availability: The album is available on vinyl LP. Rhino Entertainment Group also released it.
- Critical Reception: Reviews are mixed, with some finding it inconsistent despite its redeeming qualities.
"Some People Will Drink Anything" is a unique and somewhat controversial album, primarily known for its unusual packaging and the later career of one of its members. It offers a glimpse into the early 1970s music scene and the unconventional nature of Christopher Milk.
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