Feb 4, 2025
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(via Clear Spot - Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band (1972)
Source: stupefactionmusic
Mr. Zoot Horn Rollo, hit that long lunar note, and let it float.
Captain Beefheart - Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Why is there only this circle of green?
Just finished up the painting on my Captain Beefheart tribute sculpt this evening(just gave him some final touch ups and seal then)...
A few Record Store Days ago when I only bothered going to The Exchange in Belden Village to find whatever Zappa 45 was coming out that year, I picked up this clearance-priced 2000′s-era 180g pressing of Clear Spot (as well as this and this, also in the “Mfd. by Rhino / Dist. by Scorpio Music” family of pressings) but hadn’t really been in the mood to crack it open ‘til this weekend. I’ve had the CD with both this and The Spotlight Kid for many years (although I apparently haven’t played it recently enough for it to appear on this blog), and for me this is the clear winner between the two (not that Spotlight is “worse” or “bad”, just not as consistent or exciting.) For all I know, this might be a non-analog master pressed to once-overpriced vinyl, but I don’t really care that much. It sounds good and, uh, vinyl-y or whatever. More importantly, I think this is one of the best (and overall “best sounding”) Beefheart LPs. I suppose it’s more conventional and overtly blues-based (and/or less outright weird) than some others, but Beefheart’s songs and vocals and the Magic Band’s ensemble performances are great on this record.
