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Lead Performance: Robert Wyatt; Genre: Rock
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ROBERT WYATT Shleep (Thirsty Ear) For someone whose music is often labeled ''progressive,'' Wyatt has progressed little in the past 30 years. The onetime singer-drummer for the Soft Machine refines and expands on the distinctive art-rock sound he helped pioneer in the late '60s. Shleep unfolds like a blissful dream, with Wyatt's hypnotic voice and fluid percussion wrapping themselves around his oddball compositions. The result is beautifully skewed and not a bit dated. A
Posted Jan 30, 1998
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