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If you like Tom Lehrer,
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This review is from: Entering Marion (Audio CD)
You'll probably enjoy this album. Although musically more interesting than Tom Lehrer, most of the songs, while quite amusing, lack the master's savage bite. Exceptions are "The Big Mac Tree" and "Fusion"--which manages to slam an entire musical genre and Paul Simon in particular.Other memorable songs include the title track, "Silicon Slim" and the cute "Tone Deaf." Some mildly forgettable songs round out the cd.
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The best musical and lyrical satire since Tom Lehrer.,
By erudie@gte.net (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Entering Marion (Audio CD)
Tom Lehrer said it himself. "You don't need me anymore now that you've got John Forster to kick around." This album is hysterical, insightful, a classic gem of musical satire, from fusion to folk, from politics to new age exorcisms. The title tune and the marvelously clever indictment of Paul Simon's "method" of annexing other people's creativity for his own musical needs alone are worth the price of the album.
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Entering Marion - worth the drive!,
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Full of fun. I bought this for the title track. After hearing it many times on the Dr Demento show I decided to add it to my collection and see what else John Forster had to offer. Not a purchase you will regret.
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