Kim Fowley "Good Clean Fun" 1969

A really weird conceptual mini-masterpiece with lots of period charm. Very few actual "songs" on this outing, most of the tracks are ironic / caustic commentaries on late 60s America. Listen in wonder as Fowley takes the piss out of rock 'n' roll stardom, middle America, the hippie counter-culture, and just about everything else. 100% post-modern a decade before anybody thought up the term. - Phallus_Dei
Perhaps a response to all the critcism he received over his previous release, the title of this one has little to do with the type of content in it. This just more in the same vein of good, hard, psych influenced rock, mixed with his brand of zany, off-the-wall, self-indulgent nonsense. All this serves to do is create a very inconsistent album, that well has some very solid moments, and others that may leave you scratching your head. - tymeshifter
trax:
01 One Man Band 02 Ode To Sweet Sixteen 03 Good Clean Fun 04 Search For A Teenage Woman 05 Energy 06 Baby Rocked Her Dolly 07 Motorcycle 08 Kangaroo 09 Lights The Blind And Lame Can See 10 Good To Be Around 11 The Great Telephone Robbery 12 I'm Not Young Anymore