MP3:
01 Other Four Letter Words (6:24)
02 Essence Of It's Own (5:44)
03 It's True (3:17)
04 Greatest Hits - Love Your Navel (2:24)
05 In The Middle Of Nothing (4:12)
06 Baked Beans (3:38)
07 They're Through (5:54)
08 Today (1:26)
09 Eine Kleine Hayakawa (1:25)
10 Do You Understand What I Am Trying To Say? (3:19)
11 Trouble (2:18)
12 Poop for Sopranos And Orchestra (7:57)
13 This Is The Word (1:43)
Rock and other four letter words: Created By J Marks and Shipen Lebzelter; Featuring a cast of thousands, Including the voices, Comments, yawns and blurbs of bunches of international rock stars and various other good people: Music to live and die by, and other zook zounds and voices of the first national nothing.
This album is dedicated to Karlheinz Stockhausen, who destroyed our ears so we could hear.
- Contributed by: The ToD
Images: Front Cover
Media: 12" LP
Artist: Many
Album: Rock And Other Four Letter Words
Label: Columbia
Catalog: MS 7193
Date: !968
wow! - didn't know this one, thanks Tod - immediately ordered from GEMM :)
Posted by: strictly kev | November 28, 2007 at 07:15 AM
I have this great album, which is also a book of the same name pub. 1968 with photographs by Linda Eastman (McCartney).
The album also features Alex Bradford's gospel choir, and a great text from Woody Guthrie.
j. marks was the pen name of native author Jamake Highwater, who wrote some fabulous books on mytho-poetics.
Posted by: psb | November 28, 2007 at 05:25 PM
J Marks aka Jamake Highwater was a white guy pretending to be an American Indian, who made his academic reputation ripping off other scholars' work before he was exposed. And Bob Moog said: "Rock, and Other Four-Letter Words" was a pretentious, tasteless bag of hot air. About 3,000 records of it sold." Ha! Yes, Bob, but it's quite the amusing curio now.
Posted by: MrFab | November 28, 2007 at 07:14 PM