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1 This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us Mael 3:06
2 Amateur Hour Mael 3:41
3 Falling in Love With Myself Again Mael 3:05
4 Here in Heaven Mael 2:51
5 Thank God It's Not Christmas Mael 5:09
6 Hasta Mañana, Monsieur Mael/Mael 3:53
7 Talent Is an Asset Mael 3:27
8 Complaints Mael 2:54
9 In My Familiy Mael/Mael 3:49
10 Equator Mael 4:43
11 Barbecutie [*] Mael 3:10
12 Lost and Found [*] Mael 3:18
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Kimono My House

Long Play Record

Label: Island

Style: Glam Rock

Kimono My House

UPC: 600753180938

Release Date: 06/23/2009

Original Release Date: 06/23/2009

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us, Amateur Hour, Falling in Love With Myself Again, Here in Heaven, Thank God It's Not Christmas, Hasta Mañana, Monsieur, Talent Is an Asset, Complaints, In My Familiy, Equator, Barbecutie [*], Lost and Found [*]]
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Stephen Cook

Arguably one of Sparks' best albums, 1974's Kimono My House finds the brothers Mael (Ron wrote most the songs and played keyboards, while Russell was the singing frontman) ingeniously playing their guitar- and keyboard-heavy pop mix on 12 consistently fine tracks. Adding a touch of bubblegum, and even some of Zappa's own song-centric experimentalism to the menu, the Maels spruce up a sleazy Sunset Strip with a bevy of Broadway-worthy performances here: as the band expertly revs up the glam rock-meets-Andrew Lloyd Webber backdrops, Russell sends things into space with his operatic vocals and ever-clever lyrics. And besides two of their breakthrough hits (the English chart-toppers "This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us" and "Amateur Hour"), the album features one of their often-overlooked stunners, "Here in Heaven." Essential. ~ Stephen Cook, Rovi