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PLASTIC GREEN HEAD

PLASTIC GREEN HEAD

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PLASTIC GREEN HEAD was released in Europe in 1995. The American version includes an additional song, "Till The End Of Time." Lyricists: Eric Wagner ; Bruce Franklin; Rick Wartell; Eric Wagner; Bruce Franklin. Personnel: Eric Wagner , Eric Wagner (vocals); Bruce Franklin, Rick Wartell, Bruce Franklin (guitar); Jeff Olson (drums). Audio Mixer: Vincent Wojno. Liner Note Author: Martin Popoff. Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA; Indigo Ranch, Malibu, CA. Photographer: Neil Zlozower. Trouble's sixth album, Plastic Green Head, continues the progression of their multi-layered, complex breakthrough record, Manic Frustration. As the band blends in elements of progressive rock and psychedelia to their heavy, monolithic riffs, they don't dilute it -- instead the experimentations make it more popular. Plastic Green Head suffers a little from inconsistent material -- Trouble shouldn't be covering the Monkees' "Porpoise Song" and the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows," no matter how wonderful the songs are -- but that doesn't prevent the record from ranking as one of their best. [The 2007 edition includes a bonus DVD.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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