Löst Tapes, Vol. 7: Lemmy'S 50Th Birthday, Live In West Hollywood, 1995 (RSD 4.18.26) [Clear Vinyl] [2LP] 04/09/2013 where he collected hundreds of

where he collected hundreds of sounds that would find their way into the score (such as the tambin flute that was central to Killmonger's recurring theme)

The watchword throughout was variety -- from the proto-Springsteen-esque "Growing Up and I'm Fine" (the first and only Bowie/Ronson composition to be publicly acknowledged) to the chest-beating Euro-angst of "Music Is Lethal" -- all were a showcase for Ronson the performer

Nigerian musician and entrepreneur William Onyeabor is a bit of an intentional cipher biographically

but this generous 36-track double-disc set gets it right

the Dead Boys wreaked havoc like the most destructive of party crashers

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