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- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle runtime "57.81666666666667".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle abstract "Black Snake Dîamond Röle is the debut solo album by former Soft Boys frontman Robyn Hitchcock.Backed on various tracks by his former Soft Boy mates Kimberley Rew, Matthew Seligman and Morris Windsor, Hitchcock confessed satisfaction at being able to record an album with only his own artistic goals to cater to, whereas previously he had been compelled to write for the band. Vince Ely of the Psychedelic Furs, Knox and Pat Collier of the Vibrators, Gary Barnacle and Thomas Dolby also make guest backing appearances. The sessions were recorded from June 1980 to January 1981 at the Barge, Alaska Studios in Waterloo, London, and Music Works with Pat Collier producing ("with a little help from Matthew Seligman").The ensuing set falls somewhere between the harder edged style of The Soft Boys and Hitchcock's more reflective and melodic work with The Egyptians a few years later. Released in May 1981, the album included ten original Hitchcock compositions. Key tracks include concert favourites "Acid Bird" and the rocker "Brenda's Iron Sledge", plus some of Hitchcock's patent comedy in "Do Policemen Sing?" and "The Man Who Invented Himself". "I Watch the Cars" was recorded on the day John Lennon was killed.[citation needed]The album's working title "Zinc Pear" is retained in the cover art, although the title eventually settled on refers instead to the early Soft Boys recording "Black Snake Diamond Rock". (Another working title had it listed as "The Perfumed Corpse".) The cover art and calligraphy are Hitchcock's work (credited as "R.R.H."), and the inner sleeve of the LP featured an original, cosmic Hitchcock pen-and-ink comic titled The Enchanted Sewer.The album has subsequently re-emerged on CD three times, with a mixture of bonus titles, pulled from B sides and outtakes. The 2nd and 3rd CD issues include a different mix of "The Man Who Invented Himself" sans horns, the original master having been lost in the intervening fourteen years.".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle wikiPageID "4245528".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle wikiPageRevisionID "605451981".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle artist "Robyn Hitchcock".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle cover "RHBlackSnake.jpg".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle genre Neo-psychedelia.
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle label "Armageddon".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle length "3469.0".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle name "Black Snake Dîamond Röle".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle nextAlbum "Groovy Decay".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle producer "Jim Neill".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle producer "Matthew Seligman".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle producer "Pat Collier".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle recorded "1980".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle released "May 1981".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle rev AllMusic.
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle thisAlbum "Black Snake Diamond Role".
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle type Album.
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle subject Category:1981_debut_albums.
- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle subject Category:Robyn_Hitchcock_albums.
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- Black_Snake_Diamond_Röle comment "Black Snake Dîamond Röle is the debut solo album by former Soft Boys frontman Robyn Hitchcock.Backed on various tracks by his former Soft Boy mates Kimberley Rew, Matthew Seligman and Morris Windsor, Hitchcock confessed satisfaction at being able to record an album with only his own artistic goals to cater to, whereas previously he had been compelled to write for the band.".
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