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Release and Utopia tour. Critical reception. Influence and legacy. Track listing. Personnel. Charts. Notes. References. Further reading. External links. A Wizard, a True Star is the fourth studio album by American musician Todd Rundgren, released on March 2, 1973, by Bearsville Records.
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30. Aug. 2018 · A Wizard, A True Star is the work of a serial crackpot. Oh, there’s plenty of genius in evidence on AWATS: tantalizing teasers on the order of his last effort (“You Don’t Have To Camp Around,” “Does Anybody Love You?”) and fully realized songs that represent some of his most sophisticated music to date (“Zen Archer,” “Just One Victory”).
LP, Album. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1973 Vinyl release of "A Wizard, A True Star" on Discogs.
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A Wizard, a True Star + Todd, a Compilation of songs by Todd Rundgren. Released in 2011 on Edsel (catalog no. EDSD 2123; CD). Genres: Art Pop. Featured peformers: Todd Rundgren (vocals, guitar, instruments, arranger, producer, engineer).
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17. Jan. 2018 · Tracklist: A1. “International Feel” (2:53) A2. “Never Never Land” (1:25) A3. “Tic Tic Tic It Wears Off” (1:15) A4. “You Need Your Head” (1:07) A5. “Rock and Roll Pussy” (1:10) A6. “Dogfight Giggle” (1:10) A7. “You Don’t Have to Camp Around” (1:05) A8. “Flamingo” (2:35) A9. “Zen Archer” (5:25) A10. “Just Another Onionhead/DaDa Dali” (2:25) A11.
PROG REVIEWER. This is Todd's most experimental album, but it is not his best by any means. The first side is a kaleidoscope of short tracks bookended by the International Feel theme. There is some interesting stuff in here.
