Maddest Album Title Ever?
We get quite a few albums and DVDs sent to the Guitarist office over the course of a single issue. Not as many as we´d like for sure, but certainly more than enough to get our juices flowing.
However, for every exclusive download of the latest huge release (Queen, Acca Dacca, Food Fighters and Metallibums to name just some recent ones) we get a chance to cock an ear to releases we´d normally never listen to as civilians.
We received an album of Django-style gypsy-hem from a (we think) French band called Gadjologie, which had the following title:
‘Tziganopompemusetoswingdebilacoustivomusic´
Rii-ght-oh...!
It´s ace actually, but try asking for that down HMV...
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Simon Bradley is a guitar and especially rock guitar expert who worked for Guitarist magazine and has in the past contributed to world-leading music and guitar titles like MusicRadar (obviously), Guitarist, Guitar World and Louder. What he doesn't know about Brian May's playing and, especially, the Red Special, isn't worth knowing.
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