Polyphonic Press: Classic Album Reviews
Polyphonic Press is the show for music fans. Anywhere from the casual listener to the nerdiest of audiophiles. Each week, we review a classic album from a curated list of over one thousand releases, spanning multiples genres. At the top of each show, we have no idea what album we’re going to listen to. So we fire up the Random Album Generator and it gives the album of the week. Join us every Tuesday morning for a new classic album to discover!
Polyphonic Press: Classic Album Reviews
Paris 1919 by John Cale - Ep. 64
Paris 1919 by John Cale, released in 1973, is a lush, baroque pop album that blends literary and historical themes with elegant orchestration. Known for its sophisticated arrangements, the album features strings, horns, and piano, creating a sound that is both whimsical and melancholic. Cale's lyrics weave together reflections on European history, particularly post-World War I, and personal introspection, creating a dreamlike narrative. The record is often considered one of Cale's most accessible works, balancing avant-garde sensibilities with melodic charm, and stands as a key moment in his diverse solo career.
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