Nilsson, Harry - Pussy Cats - Hot Stamper

Nilsson, Harry - Pussy Cats - Hot StamperThe soundstage is huge and open, there's some real richness and body to the vocals and, perhaps most importantly, you get all the energy and presence required to bring this wild album to life. John Lennon and Harry Nilsson were notorious partiers during Lennon's "lost weekend" away from Yoko, and the album basically plays like all that excess playing out in the studio. The vibe is loose and spontaneous, and Nilsson's voice is at its most ragged. That

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