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3.0 out of 5 stars
Malcolm Mooney And The Tenth Planet - self-titled (MRM Publishing), November 4, 2007
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As most of you probably know, Malcolm Mooney was Can's original vocalist. He was on their first two lp's, 'Monster Movie' and 'Soundtracks' then rejoined them many moons later for the one-off reunion CD, 1989's 'Rite Time'. This is Mooney's only solo effort. Cuts that sort of caught my interest were the odd recital "Dead End", the decent '70's progressive rocker "The Eagle Has Landed", his re-working of Can's "Father Cannot Yell" and the jazzy "Squares Prayer". Nothing special, but okay. Line-up: Mooney-vocals, Myles Boison & Bruce Anderson - guitars, Kent Randolph-bass and Marc Weinstein-drums. Good chance this disc would appeal to fans of Mick Farren and Daevid Allen's solo work.
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