Someone/Anyone? The 50th Anniversary TRibute to Something/Anything? Los Angeles, California
Someone/Anyone? is a complete re-imagination of Todd Rundgren's classic 1972 double album "Something/Anything?" for its 50th Anniversary. The album features Kasim Sulton of Utopia, Brent Bourgeois, Marshall Crenshaw, Astral Drive, Louise Goffin, and many more. ... more
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I clearly listened to a different album than the above reviewer. Eco Warrior Goddess certainly is excellent, but so are most of the other tracks. Are any of them truly innovative or groundbreaking? No. But even merely "good" Todd Rundgren is still a treat worth savoring.
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