"Mindshaft"'s house-tinged rhythms and busy arpeggios are feverish but never frantic
Mogis produced records for beloved folk acts First Aid Kit and Joseph
Quine and Lloyd riff in and out of the song and O'Brien's mellotron pulses and oozes in a vortex that has Sweet's voice ebbing in and out of a fog
" plus the glittering acoustic number "You're the One" (with Waylon Jennings providing the handclaps)
SAVAGE LIFE's subject matter will be familiar to anyone who's listened to Trillville or Lil Jon
ROADMASTER 03/12/2002 "Mindshaft"'s house-tinged rhythms and busyIn yet another example of the bad luck that dominated Gene Clark's life after leaving the Byrds, in 1971, Clark released one of the finest albums of his career, White Light, only to see it crash and burn in the American marketplace, prompting A&M Records to wash their hands of the singer songwriter before he could complete his second LP for the label. However, White Light had sold well in Holland, so eight tunes that had been completed for the second