Title: Shocking revelation!
Product review: I bought this on vinyl early in 1975 and loved it. Listening to it now on CD I can say that it stands the test of time pretty well. The tracks Heart, Boy scouts, Fay Wray and Doris Dreams are absolute art-rock classics. 4 out of 9 ain't bad.And now the shocking revelation...In late 1975 a certain art-rock single got to number 1 in the charts - and stayed there for weeks. It was hailed as genius. It has subsequently been named (and still frequently is) as one of the greatest singles ever. Me, I can't understand why no-one has ever pointed out what I can see quite clearly. Namely, that the structure, dynamics and many of the ideas seem to have been lifted totally from Orchestra Luna's "Doris Dreams." If you don't believe me, buy this album and listen for yourself.Oh - and the guilty single? The one that seems to have borrowed heavily from Doris Dreams? That was "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen.
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