#alone again or

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UFO  –Alone again or

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The Damned - Alone Again Or (1987) Bryan MacLean from: "Alone Again Or” / “In Dulce Decorum (Live)" (Single) "Anything" (LP) "Anything" (CD) (2009 Expanded Edition | CD1)

Psychedelia | Goth | Love Cover

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Personnel: Dave Vanian: Vocals Roman Jugg: Guitar / Keyboards Bryn Merrick: Bass Rat Scabies: Drums

Kurt Holm: Trumpet

Produced by Jon Kelly

Recorded: The Puk Recording Studios in Denmark 1986

Album Released on December 1, 1986

Single Released on April 6, 1987

MCA Records

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russian doll (2019-) s1e8 feat. "alone again or" by love

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Starting a new tag #3RHmusic.

Alone Again Or is one of my most favourite songs. First heard it in Bottle Rocket, the very first Wes Anderson's movie, and was forever mesmerized.

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using my time in the shadow realm to quietly post embarrassing things :)))

maybe i'll do the full song one day but this is just what i roughly figured out this evening. why this song you ask wellll haha you see theres this 2009 comedy film,

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Bryan MacLean - “Alone Again Or” (Second Version)

As the secondary songwriter in the renowned folk-rock/psychedelic group Love, guitarist and vocalist Bryan MacLean was overshadowed by that group's driving force, singer/songwriter Arthur Lee. Yet MacLean did manage to squeeze a few of his own compositions onto the group's first three albums: "Softly to Me," "Orange Skies," "Old Man," and "Alone Again Or." MacLean's tunes had a lighter, poppier touch than Lee's, but also had a similar evanescent, mystical glow, enhanced by MacLean's odd trembling vocals. "Alone Again Or," in fact, could be Love's most well-known song of all, leading off their classic Forever Changes album, and driven by an unearthly arrangement of harmony vocals, mariachi trumpet, and strings. 

MacLean left Love under confused circumstances in 1968, shortly after the release of Forever Changes. Elektra offered to record him as a solo artist, but decided not to release anything after hearing the projected material, which label boss Jac Holzman, according to MacLean's recollection, found "too fragmented." MacLean was halfway through a solo album for Capitol when he abandoned the rock business in 1970. He did play some live shows with Arthur Lee in a retooled version of Love in the late '70s, but had, for most purposes, turned away from the entertainment world towards Christianity. His half sister, Maria McKee, rose to prominence as a country-rock singer in the 1980s and 1990s, both with Lone Justice and as a solo act. 

In 1997, Sundazed released a collection of solo acoustic MacLean demos, ifyoubelievein, that were mostly recorded back in Love's 1966-1967 heyday (some material from 1972 and 1982 was also included). Most of the songs were never released by Love, and form an intriguing missing piece of the cult group's legacy, which highlights MacLean's enigmatic melodic and rhythmic compositional style, with its unconventional meter stretches and key switches. His quavering vocals, too, are revealed as a potentially greater influence on the style Lee employed throughout Forever Changes than was previously thought. A second album of similar solo acoustic vault material, Candy's Waltz, recorded between 1971 and 1984 (although many of the songs had been written in 1966-1970), appeared on Sundazed in 2000. MacLean, however, wasn't around to see its release, having died on Christmas Day, 1998.

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Forever Changes - Love

The album Forever Changes by Love is this neat rock album from 1967. My favorite song is Alone Again Or.

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Pomni and Gummigoo reunite in TADC!

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Sara Lov - Alone Again Or

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The Allegiance of the Ascended Vampire and the New God of Magic

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6:39 PM EDT October 7, 2023:

Love - "Alone Again Or" From the album Forever Changes

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

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What We Like

As I often do, I was playing around in Apple Music yesterday and choosing some songs that I hadn’t heard in a while. This then encouraged me to follow them into YouTube to have something to look at as well as listen to. You know how it goes, don’t you: they give you a recommendation based on what you’ve been watching and all of a sudden an hour has passed and you are way down a rabbit hole of…

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