Walter Becker - 11 Tracks Of Whack (1994)

by Pico

It's not our nature here to get stuck on an artist; there's too many of 'em worth chatting up to get into a rut on a single one. No siree, we love 'em and leave 'em and maybe love 'em again after an appropriate separation period. Case in point: Nick revisiting the Prince Of Darkness just the other day after we've ignored him for a while.

So I'm surprising myself writing about a Walter Becker album for the second time this week (don't worry, there's no more forthcoming, as we'll have his discography completely covered after this). In this case, covering Becker's debut solo album 11 Tracks Of Whack makes sense to provide more perspective to his brand-new Circus Money CD. It's probably safe to assume that most people who've read that review have never heard the former album and since I broached it, curiosity could possibly set in.

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