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"Blessedly free of vibraphones and scatological humour." Todd Rundgren delights some and confounds others on A Wizard, A True Star

Todd Rundgren in London, 1973.
Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star
(Image credit: Rhino)

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While everyone else was swooning over Todd Rundgren's 1972 album Something/ Anything?, Rundgren himself dismissed it as “musically lazy” and “too formulaic”. And so, with the help of magic mushrooms and his newly built studio, Secret Sound, he dug deeper, striving to “map the chaotic musical element” in his head.

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