Todd
by Todd Rundgren
- Type: Album
- Released: March 1974
- Label: Bearsville
- Country: United States
- Length: 1:06:50
- Community rating: 4.14/5 from 7 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Embracing synthesizers and a wildly expansive, heavily drug-influenced studio approach, Todd Rundgren followed up 'A Wizard, a True Star' with this sprawling double album. 'Todd' is a wonderfully eclectic, fiercely progressive pop triumph, balancing beautifully melodic, deeply introspective piano ballads with incredibly quirky, highly surreal psychedelic art-rock experimentation.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, drugs, eccentric, genre-blending, ambitious, experimental, diverse, accessible, maximalist
Tracklist
- How About a Little Fanfare? (1:03)
- I Think You Know (3:04)
- The Spark of Life (6:23)
- An Elpee's Worth of Toons (2:09)
- A Dream Goes on Forever (2:21)
- Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song (3:32)
- Drunken Blue Rooster (3:00)
- The Last Ride (4:48)
- Everybody's Going to Heaven / King Kong Reggae (6:38)
- No. 1 Lowest Common Denominator (5:12)
- Useless Begging (3:39)
- Sidewalk Cafe (2:15)
- Izzat Love? (1:55)
- Heavy Metal Kids (4:17)
- In and Out the Chakras We Go (Formerly Shaft Goes to Outer Space) (5:48)
- Don't You Ever Learn? (6:06)
- Sons of 1984 (4:34)
Credits
- Todd Rundgren - primary artist, instruments [all other], voice [all other], producer [produced by], engineer [engineered by], arranged by, written-by
- A.G.I. - art direction
- Jim Luft - art direction
- Bob Ludwig - lacquer cut by
- Joel Shapiro - photography by
- Bill Klein, Jr. - photography by [back cover photo]
- Alen MacWeeney - photography by [cover photo]
- Mark Klingman - keyboards, grand piano, organ, electric piano
- Gilbert & Sullivan - written-by
- Buffalo Bill Gelber - bass
- Wells Kelly - drums
- Ralph Schuckett - organ, clavinet
- Peter Ponzol - soprano saxophone
- John Miller - bass
- Kevin Ellman - drums
- John Seigler - bass
- First United Church Of The Cosmic Smorgasbord - choir
- Michael Brecker - saxophone
- Barry Rogers - trombone
- Randy Brecker - trumpet