Dogbowl -Zone Of Blue -Bang LP Grooves.land/Playthek

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1. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
2. LOVE IS A CRYSTAZL
3. I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU
4. BLUE AMBULANCE
5. TRANSISTER SISTER
6. LOVE IN VAIN
7. LONG WHITE LINE
8. LUNAR MODULE
9. SATURNIAN SOAP OPERA
10. RED AND BLUE
11. ZONE OF BLUE

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Zone Of Blue by Dogbowl, released 13 May 2015, includes the following tracks: "I Love You, I love You", "Transister Sister", "Long White Line", "Saturnian Soap Opera" and more. This version of Zone Of Blue comes as a 1xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -

Includes CD of entire album. All songs (except Love In Vain) written by Dogbowl aka Stephen Tunney (BMI), Lyrics and Music © 2015 Stephen Tunney aka Dogbowl. All songs (except Love In Vain) published by Tunneytunes. (p) 2015 62TV records Dogbowl is a planet of his own, a planet in the form of an eyeball popping out of the eye socket of a beautiful girl with naked breasts and blue hair. Like many French music lovers, I was introduced to the Dogbowl phenomenon through his first domestic release, the commanding ?Cigars, Guitars and Topless Bars (will be the death of me)?, recorded live for New York City WFMU radio. Although Dogbowl seems to be a 100 % NYC boy, he spent a lot of time in Paris on account of his wife being French. No wonder he concocted one of his most elaborate studio recordings, The Zeppelin Record (on Lithium) in Europe and collaborated with Michel Cloup (Diabologum). I was lucky enough to catch him live several times after that, either solo, with just his guitar, or sometimes also with backing tracks pre-recorded on CD, or with a band. These gigs usually featured Dogbowl jumping while playing his guitar, sticking his tongue out, cursing his non-cooperative CD player as he delivered his exhilarating songs and a few choice oddball covers (Kiss, Devo, The Frogs?). Too bad I missed his hilarious concert in Brussels entirely sung in French, with computer-translated lyrics. Fortunately, the show was recorded and released as Le chien lunatic. Once I was transported onto Dogbowl's musical planet, I decided to dig through its history and to get hold of his previous releases: the albums he made on Shimmy-Disc, two as Dogbowl & Kramer and four with the Dogbowl band. In time, I learned that Dogbowl published his first songs as a member of King Missile (Dog Fly Religion), especially on the album They (1988), and that he played his first solo shows at CBGB in 1985. Back in the USA early in the 21st century, Dogbowl released two more albums, Fantastic carburetor man, and Songs for Narcisse, the soundt

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BC0711LP

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