A1: Wonder Girl (2:15) A2: Fa La Fa Lee (2:54) A3: Roger (2:30) A4: High C (3:03) A5: Fletcher Honorama (4:01) A6: Simple Ballet (3:50) B1: Slowboat (3:50) B2: Biology 2 (3:00) B3: Saccharin And The War (3:57) B4: Big Bands (4:15) B5: (No More) Mr. Nice Guys (5:45)
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Limited vinyl LP pressing. Halfnelson is the 1971 debut album by the Los Angeles rock band Sparks. The album was first released as Halfnelson, the band's original name, and reissued a year later under the group's new name.
Sparks credited on spine
"Halfnelson" is the debut album by the band Sparks, originally released in 1971 and now available as a high-quality LP from Friday Music. This record marks the beginning of Sparks' unique journey through art rock, glam, and pop innovation. The album features quirky lyrics, inventive melodies, and an unmistakable sense of theatricality that would become hallmarks of the Mael brothers? work. Tracks like "Wonder Girl" showcase their early experimental sound which later influenced countless artists across genres. Friday Music is renowned for its dedication to audiophile-grade reissues; their meticulous remastering ensures listeners experience this classic with exceptional clarity and depth.
Sparks are an American duo formed by Ron and Russell Mael in Los Angeles. Known for their witty lyricism and genre-defying style, they have built a cult following over decades with albums such as "Kimono My House," "Propaganda," and collaborations with Franz Ferdinand ("FFS"). Their influence stretches from new wave to synth-pop icons like Depeche Mode or Pet Shop Boys.
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