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Nah Poo-The Art Of Bluff remains one the most underappreciated albums of its time sometimes as sinister as Devoto, but still quite different. A trifle prententious at times lyrically, which helped to deepen the mystery of songs like "Sleeppp. Wylie was a very underrated guitarist, as demonstrated in his work on "Seven Minutes to MIdnight" and "Somesay. find it. Rispondi Visualizza 1 risposta Avvertimi Helpful

Nah Poo-The Art Of Bluff remains one the most underappreciated albums of its time sometimes as sinister as Devoto, but still quite different. Nah Poo is certainly a splendid album. Check the dark-punk ritual "Wind Up" (similar to Modern Eon), the glacial mixture of power-pop and dark-wave "Otherboys" (with the Wagner-ian synths), the hysterical new-wave "Why D'You Imitate The Cutout" (akin to the XTC), or "Mission Impossible" (akin to a more gothic Teardrop Explodes), occasionally reaching paroxysm levels in it's wall of sound ("Seven Thousand Names"), and sabotaged by discordant sections ("Somesay")

Nah Poo – The Art of Bluff is the debut studio album by Pete Wylie under the name Wah!, released in 1981 by record label Eternal. All tracks composed by Pete Wylie; except where indicated.

The Mighty Wah's 1981 debut album, Nah Poo: The Art of Bluff, has already made one bonus track-stacked reappearance, in 2001 on the . Its appearance here, however, is notable as - incredibly - the album's first ever domestic release

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