Title: Klaus Nomi - self-titled (BMG Japan)
Product review: Originally released in 1982, this was the super-strange-o artist's first of just two albums. He passed on in 1983. What prompted me to look this artist up,was that I saw a performance clip from him on the 'Urgh-A Music War' video. Had seen his "Total Eclipse" song on late night cable TV before, but I could never figure out who he was. Tunes here that had me thinking, WHAT the...? were "Keys Of Life", Nomi's weird remake of the Chubby Checker hit "The Twist", the previously mentioned "Total Eclipse" and the only track on this CD I actually sort of like, "Samson And Delilah". I'm giving this title a two-star rating instead of a one-star because I honestly believe there might've been a point to this record. Just haven't figured it out yet. Really bizarre 'new wave'!
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