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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0745099765927
Format: Soundtrack, Import
Label: Atlantic UK
Manufacturer: Atlantic UK
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Atlantic UK
Release Date: January 13, 2008
Studio: Atlantic UK
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Head is 44 minutes and 24 seconds long and was originally released on December 1, 1968. The Rhino version of Head with the bonus tracks came out in 1994. The album reached #45 on the U.S. Billboard 200 Album charts. This is their only soundtrack CD from their only movie and was the only album not to feature a Bobby Hart and Tommy Boyce song. This was their sixth album and their last to feature Peter Tork. Head is a mixture of music and dialogue. The CD does have some good songs: Can You Dig It?, ... Read More
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By the time that the movie and soundtrack was released, Mickey Dolenz, Davy Jones, Peter Tork and Michael Nesmith were attempting to distance themselves from the bubblegum of the industry-created group known as The Monkees and forge a new artistic direction based on the foursome known as The Monkees.
Working within the conceptual framework of Frank Zappa came Head, which remains a vastly underrated project from 1968. There are six tracks - Porpoise Song, Circle Sky, As We Go Along, Can ... Read More
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Hadn't seen this 1968 Monkees film in awhile now. Have always loved the movie soundtrack - about as much as I would any of their albums. Most memorable tunes here are the spine-tingling movie theme "Porpoise Song", "Circle Sky", the psych-like "Can You Dig It", "As We Go Along", the oh-so innocent "Daddy's Song", the toe-tapping rocker "Swami" and the radio spot. Rhino has apparently tagged on six bonus tracks. Very nice.
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Despite the manufactured image, the Monkees showed (particularly on this album) they were innovative and could handle a variety of styles. As We Go Along and Can You Dig It? are pop gems.
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Mickey Dolenz hitting the water after he jumps off a bridge is the opening scene of the film HEAD. The sequence also heralds its finale, or as Davy Jones says in 'Ditty Diego': "...when you see the end in sight the beginning may arrive." In essence, HEAD is a giant circle that could literally run perpetually if one were to edit the ends together. But a single time through is more than enough.
Separated from the movie's intentionally haphazard visuals, what is most obvious on this album ... Read More
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