Spacehog - The Chinese Album

Spacehog - The Chinese AlbumSPACEHOG CHINESE ALBUM The second (1998) release from the British expat group Spacehog, The Chinese Album was originally conceived as the soundtrack for a movie called Mungo City; the movie never got made but thankfully the album retained the glam power pop song by the same name (which, in a just universe, would have been a big hit)! This record never really got it's due, partly because the band took three years to follow up on the success of their

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showcase both the frenetic energy of the band

With their new vocalist Aharon Ragoza Betzefer once again underscores that they are in full swing: A veteran but rejuvenated band that has remained hungry and evolved through a leap into the unknown

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With tracks like "Soft and Wet" and "Just as Long as We're Together

But don't be fooled - just because this is an assortment of recordings from a wide variety of dates/sources doesn't mean this isn't an excellent album in it's own right

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