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Mit dem Album "Shleep" gelang Robert Wyatt 1997 ein weltweiter Erfolg bei der Kritik und beim Publikum. Das lag nicht nur an der Mitarbeit einiger alter und neuer Freunde wie Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, Annie Whitehead, Evan Parker und Paul Weller.
Shleep is the seventh album by Canterbury scene and progressive rock veteran and musician Robert Wyatt, released in 1997. The album brought together a diverse range of musicians from a range of genres.
Written-By – Alfreda Benge ( tracks: 1, 6 to 9), Hugh Hopper ( tracks: 4), Paul Weller ( tracks: 11), Philip Catherine ( tracks: 3), Robert Wyatt ( tracks: 1 to 10) Notes. Released in gatefold digipack including a 16-page booklet with lyrics, credits and liner notes by Robert Wyatt.
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30. Nov. 2010 · It's fun for fans, but shouldn't be anybody's first (or fifth) Wyatt album. The latest batch of reissues from the British avant-pop innovator includes his excellent 1997 LP Shleep.
14. Mai 2011 · With Weller pulling some splendid guitar lines, if progheads ever had a problem with rap, BIBM might just be the key to open that door. A phenomenal bet successfully achieved, the album can only lets itself die out with the short Weller-penned instrumental Whole Point Of No Return, a dreamy drone where a trumpet evades to heaven.
