I'm not a massive fan of McLaren as a person, because I don't usually like exploitative, manipulative people. Anyone who ever worked with him doesn't have very nice things things to say about him as far as I can tell. Simon Reynolds' account of the whole Bow Wow Wow thing was the point of no return for me. But yet, despite all that, he has his name on some great records. I guess most of the winning strategy in this game is to choose your collaborators wisely. And he could do that alright.
This is my farewell. That's all.
Vinyl rip at 320 Kbps.
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Malcolm McLaren - Madam Butterfly 7"
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