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product_id: 178128918
title: "Shleep"
brand: "domino records uk"
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# Shleep

**Brand:** domino records uk
**Price:** € 35.46
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Shleep by domino records uk
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## Description

2008 digitally remastered edition of this original album from the beloved British singer/songwriter and former member of Soft Machine. Wyatt&apos;s releases come from one of the most distinguished, visionary, influential and singular catalogs in contemporary music. The history of Robert Wyatt&apos;s music gained a new and wonderful chapter in 1997 with the release of Shleep, his first album since 1991. With contributions from guest musicians Brian Eno, Paul Weller, Phil Manzanera, Evan Parker, Annie Whitehead and others, Robert has created another classic album: inimitably Wyatt, but adding new colors and textures. Domino.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Music for Body AND Mind
  

*by V***L on November 13, 2003*









  
  
    For an album that's as cerebral as it is emotional, Shleep is amazingly enjoyable the first time you hear it, unlike the brittle dreck of self-avowed alternative music that must be listened to countless times to be appreciated. Yet unlike pleasant pop, Shleep reveals new meanings and perspectives each time you listen to it.Two examples of Wyatt's lyrical brilliance:(1) In "Was a Friend," the speaker dreams about meeting a former friend. "I almost forgot where we buried the hatchet." As the meeting becomes increasingly uncomfortable, he wonders "Where WAS the hatchet?"(2)The post-Cartesian musings of "Free Will and Testament," including "So when I say that I know me, how can I know that? / What kind of spider understands arachnophobia?" end not with self-congratulation at asking such questions but with the plea "Let me off please, I am so tired. Let me off please, I am so very tired."Wyatt's always shone as a collaborative musician, bringing out the best on other brilliant players who in turn bring out the best in Wyatt. EVERYTHING works together here. And Wyatt even seems to bring out the best in reviewers, as the perceptive comments from Amazon and customers here attest. But you don't have to be a Soft Machine junkie or an old school proggie to be moved by Shleep.Money where mouth is: If you buy Shleep based on anyone's comments here and don't like it after just one listening, e-mail  me and I'll arrange to buy your copy for what you paid plus shipping. This offer limited to the first three takers (there are a lot of people who lack discernment).Let's get Shleep out of the 5-digit Sales Rank.
  


### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    This is a fun title.
  

*by R***G on July 9, 1998*









  
  
    "Shleep" is heaps of fun, especially if you've been following Mr. Wyatt's career through Soft Machine, Matching Mole, and his plethora of guest appearances with anybody and everybody.  During the late 70's Robert was mostly silent, and in the 80's turned to some fairly heavy-going political content, so it's amazing in a way that "Shleep" picks up right where he left off 20 years ago.  It's light and fun and funny and insightful, and could be "Rock Bottom II" except that it's a heck of a lot less depressing.Highly recommended, even if you don't adore the man.
  


### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Robert Wyatt shines
  

*by G***S on May 14, 2000*









  
  
    Kudos to the geniuses at Thirsty Ear for issuing this extraordinary '97 release and for reissuing so much of this amazing artist's previous work. A dreamy collection of Robert Wyatt and a lot of his friends ( Brian Eno, Evan Parker, Paul Weller and Phil Manzanera) making some of the most gloriously elevated pop/art music of his long and varied career. High helium filled vocals that float lighter than air with wise and surreal visions and revisions.
  


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