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chevrolet sings of safe driving and you
"a Cliffs Notes of the outré... a stone gas"
Submitted by kim on Thu, 2006-03-09 04:45. Book Reviews | chevrolet sings of safe driving and you | lou reed | magnet magazine | marvin gaye | metal machine music“Pop-culture zine Scram presents an anthology of bite-sized essays about obscure, overlooked and flat-out bizarre albums. As a Cliffs Notes of the outré, LOST IN THE GROOVES is a stone gas, placing genuine curiosities like CHEVROLET SINGS OF SAFE DRIVING AND YOU alongside jaw-droppers like Marvin Gaye’s 1978 divorce cycle HERE, MY DEAR. Now-mainstream oddities are avoided for less obvious ones; Lou Reed’s METAL MACHINE MUSIC isn’t here, but THE BELLS is. The result is like a midnight bull session with your inner, ADD-afflicted rock geek. (Magnet, Jan/Feb 2005)
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