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Kuepper's debut solo offering proved to be one of the most enduring releases of the 80's - from anywhere.
Personnel: Ed Kuepper (vocals, guitar).
Ed Kuepper Electrical Storm Songs | 1. | Car Headlights |
| 2. | No More Sentimental Jokes |
| 3. | Master of Two Servants |
| 4. | Trick or Two, A |
| 5. | When the Sweet Turns Sour |
| 6. | Another Story |
| 7. | Electrical Storm |
| 8. | Told Myself |
| 9. | One Small Town |
| 10. | Palace of Sin |
| 11. | Rainy Night |
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Electrical Storm Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  1st solo album & best solo album
At the time of releasing this LP, Ed Kuepper had just broke up his pervious band, The Laughing Clowns, they had run their course (a brilliant one at that). Ed Kuepper, a prodigous writer, had collected songs over several years that did not suit the Clowns avant-garde style. The best of those songs are on this LP. The title track, Electrical Storm, is laced with the intensity that we expect from Ed Kuepper. The album has some of the power of The Saints (his first band), and hints of what his later work would be like. If you want help in choosing your first Ed Kuepper album, I recommend this one.
Submitted by Les C (Sydney, Australia)
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