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* ADayInTheLimelight: Blegvad has a huge presence on Mr Rainbow.
** Also the last 1990 bonus track Messages is credited to Dagmar Krause
** Slow Moon's Rose is the only song credited exclusively to Moore while the rest of the song is credited to Blegvad or both Moore and Blegvad.
** Also the last 1990 bonus track Messages is credited to Dagmar Krause
** Slow Moon's Rose is the only song credited exclusively to Moore while the rest of the song is credited to Blegvad or both Moore and Blegvad.
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The rerelease of 1990 contained four worthy tracks to the 1980 version of the album.
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The rerelease of 1990 contained four worthy bonus tracks added to the 1980 version of the album.
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* SpyFiction: In Casablanca Moon complete with Cocain Moustache.
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* SpyFiction: In Casablanca Moon complete with Cocain stains on the Moustache.
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This albumm was not only named Acnalbacas Noom but also had a second name Slapp Happy or Slapphappy. Which confirms who are the band behind the music and the lyrics so that no-one would doubt abotu that. [[OverlyLongGag Probably.]]
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Casablanca Moon is a 1974 (or 1973 or 1980 still) album by Music/SlappHappy whose history is pretty complicated. It was first recorded by the band in 1973 with ascetic, austere instrumentation. Its genre can be definited as a mix of art-pop and avant-pop with a share of progressive-pop.
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Casablanca Moon is a 1974 (or 1973 or 1980 still) album by Music/SlappHappy whose the history of which is pretty complicated. It was first recorded by the band in 1973 with ascetic, austere instrumentation. Its genre can be definited as a mix of art-pop and avant-pop with a share of progressive-pop.
The rerelease of 1990 contained four worthy tracks to the 1980 version of the album.
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* SopranoAndGravel: A very early example of that on Mr Rainbow which is sung intermittently by Krause and Blegvad
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The secret
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* SopranoAndGravel: A very early example of that on 1974's version of Mr Rainbow which is sung intermittently by Krause and Blegvad
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: ThesecretSecret. Especially on 1974 version wher it follows Mr. Rainbow.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The
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In 1990 four bonus tracks were added to thу new release of the latter version:
"Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
"Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
"Karen (demo)" (3:16)
"Messages" (2:07)
"Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
"Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
"Karen (demo)" (3:16)
"Messages" (2:07)
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In 1990 four bonus tracks were added to thу the new release of the latter version:
# "Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
# "Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
# "Karen (demo)" (3:16)
# "Messages" (2:07)
# "Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
# "Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
# "Karen (demo)" (3:16)
# "Messages" (2:07)
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In 1990 four bonus tracks were added to thу new release of the latter version:
"Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
"Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
"Karen (demo)" (3:16)
"Messages" (2:07)
"Everybody's Slimmin' (Even Men and Women)" ( 4:07)
"Blue Eyed William (demo)" (3:32)
"Karen (demo)" (3:16)
"Messages" (2:07)
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* SopranoAndGravel: A very early example of that on Mr Rainbow which is sung intermittently by Krause and Blegvad
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!! Casablanca Tropes
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* SdrawkcabName: The smubla.
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* OneWomanSong: Karen of the same song, a very attractive girl from Philippines.
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* OneWomanSong: Karen of the same song, song (a bonus track), a very attractive girl from Philippines.
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* RearrangeTheSong: And OmnipresentTrope for this album. Every track
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--->''There he goes,\
my hero in wonderful clothes - passing me by,\
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goes,\\
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my hero in wonderful clothes - passing me
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He can't count all the continents he's crossed\
Trailing party members leaving footprints in the frost\
Underneath the Acnalbasac Noom
His cover was broken somewhere in Hoboken\
The Man said his case was lost\
He was sent to the Orient\
He can't count all the continents he's crossed\
Trailing party members leaving footprints in the frost\
Underneath the Acnalbasac Noom
His cover was broken somewhere in Hoboken\
The Man said his case was lost\
He was sent to the Orient\
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mosque\\
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* SillyLoveSong: Secret
--->''There he goes,\
my hero in wonderful clothes - passing me by,\
giving me the eye - he's my guy''
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my hero in wonderful clothes - passing me by,\
giving me the eye - he's my guy''
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* {{Bookends}} Casablanca Moon is the first and Slow Moon's Rose - the last tracks on both versions of the album.
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* SpyFiction: In Casablanca Moon complete with Cocain Moustache
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* SpyFiction: In Casablanca Moon complete with Cocain MoustacheMoustache.
--->''He lurks behind a paper in the shadow of a mosque\
He can't count all the continents he's crossed\
Trailing party members leaving footprints in the frost\
Underneath the Acnalbasac Noom
His cover was broken somewhere in Hoboken\
The Man said his case was lost\
He was sent to the Orient\
A double agent double crossed''
--->''He lurks behind a paper in the shadow of a mosque\
He can't count all the continents he's crossed\
Trailing party members leaving footprints in the frost\
Underneath the Acnalbasac Noom
His cover was broken somewhere in Hoboken\
The Man said his case was lost\
He was sent to the Orient\
A double agent double crossed''
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* EpicRocking: averted by Mr Rainbow which whole sounding huge is actually only 3:49 (or 3:45) long. In the 1980 album it is still the longest track because the songs generally last between 2:30 and 3:30
** A Little Something in 1974 version is the closest to this trope lasting 4:30 even though it is cute and by no means bombast.
* EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench: As proved by Mr.RainbowRainbow.
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* EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench: As proved by Mr.
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* NonAppearingTitle: Played with in Michelangelo. It is a song about an artist named Buonarotti. Of course he is Michelangelo but this first mononymous name is never mentioned, only a less-known surname.
* NonAppearingTitle: Played with in Michelangelo. It is a song about an artist named Buonarotti. Of course he is Michelangelo but this first mononymous name is never mentioned, only a less-known surname.
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* FilmNoir: Invoked in Mr Rainbow, even the very word "noir" is mentioned.
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* OneWomanSong: Karen of the same song, a very attractive girl from Philippines.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The secret
* WordSaladLyrics: Many of
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Casablanca Moon is a 1974 (or 1973 or 1980 still) album by Music/SlappHappy whose history is pretty complicated. It was first recorded by the band in 1973 with ascetic, austere instrumentation. Its genre can be definited as a mix of art-pop and avant-pop with a share of progressive-pop.
The {{Producers}} in Virgin did not like it therefore it was rerecorded in 1974 with the addition of many instruments so that it sounded much more lush. It was released under two names: Slapp Happy and Csablanca Moon.
The band members, Moore and Blegvad were not entirely satisfied by the result and later managed to rerelease the original versions of the tracks which were more to their liking. It happened in 1980 already after Krause had left for Music/HenryCow and Moore and Blegved parted their ways too. Now everyone can compare the versions and tell which are better.
!! Tracklist:
For the 1974 release:
# "Casablanca Moon" (2:45)
# "Me and Parvati" (3:22)
# "Half Way There" (3:14)
# "Michelangelo" (2:33)
# "Dawn" (3:17)
# "Mr. Rainbow" 3:49)
# "The Secret" (3:28)
# "A Little Something" (4:30)
# "The Drum" (3:34)
# "Haiku" (3:01)
# "Slow Moon's Rose" (2:53)
For the 1980 release:
# "Casablanca Moon" (2:57)
# "Me and Parvati" (3:25)
# "Mr. Rainbow" Blegvad (3:45)
# "Michelangelo" (2:34)
# "The Drum" (3:45)
# "A Little Something" (3:15)
# "The Secret" (3:20)
# "Dawn" (3:30)
# "Half-Way There" (3:02)
# "Charlie 'n Charlie" (2:18)
# "Slow Moon's Rose" (3:06)
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!! Principal Members:
* Anthony Moore – keyboards, guitar
* Peter Blegvad – guitar, vocals
* Dagmar Krause – vocals
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!! Casablanca Tropes
* WorldSaladLyrics: Many of them
The {{Producers}} in Virgin did not like it therefore it was rerecorded in 1974 with the addition of many instruments so that it sounded much more lush. It was released under two names: Slapp Happy and Csablanca Moon.
The band members, Moore and Blegvad were not entirely satisfied by the result and later managed to rerelease the original versions of the tracks which were more to their liking. It happened in 1980 already after Krause had left for Music/HenryCow and Moore and Blegved parted their ways too. Now everyone can compare the versions and tell which are better.
!! Tracklist:
For the 1974 release:
# "Casablanca Moon" (2:45)
# "Me and Parvati" (3:22)
# "Half Way There" (3:14)
# "Michelangelo" (2:33)
# "Dawn" (3:17)
# "Mr. Rainbow" 3:49)
# "The Secret" (3:28)
# "A Little Something" (4:30)
# "The Drum" (3:34)
# "Haiku" (3:01)
# "Slow Moon's Rose" (2:53)
For the 1980 release:
# "Casablanca Moon" (2:57)
# "Me and Parvati" (3:25)
# "Mr. Rainbow" Blegvad (3:45)
# "Michelangelo" (2:34)
# "The Drum" (3:45)
# "A Little Something" (3:15)
# "The Secret" (3:20)
# "Dawn" (3:30)
# "Half-Way There" (3:02)
# "Charlie 'n Charlie" (2:18)
# "Slow Moon's Rose" (3:06)
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!! Principal Members:
* Anthony Moore – keyboards, guitar
* Peter Blegvad – guitar, vocals
* Dagmar Krause – vocals
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!! Casablanca Tropes
* WorldSaladLyrics: Many of them
