DAVE ARVEDON - The Best Of Dave Arvedon Volume 3 heavy Getting lost inside your own

Getting lost inside your own head can have it's advantages

This is a giraffe ride from the empty swiming pool stand-up singing

In the early 1970s

And if this doesn’t get you then surely the next track will: arguably the definitive version of Ewan MacColl’s “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”

Originally released on the Philips label in 1978

DAVE ARVEDON - The Best Of Dave Arvedon Volume 3 heavy Getting lost inside your ownNicely priced. One copy only. Arvedon is a quirky, kooky singer songwriter who clearly savors bubblegum pop, acid fried garage and proto punk grooves, giving it all a Zappa esque nose tweak and using phrases like that would be peachy fine in a song about getting turned down for a date. Its pretty entertaining for the most part, so long as youre not too uptight about corny goofball rock I cant help but picture the Muppet band playing these songs.