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Booth and the Bad AngelCountry of origin:England and U.S. Type of music generally:Evocative/eclectic, ethereal alternative pop Status:A one-album project: Booth and the Bad Angel (1996) See also:Wikipedia's entry on Booth and the Bad Angel Comparisons:If you like James or Angelo Badalamenti, you'll love this. Covers/own material:Original material General comments:This collaboration between Tim Booth of James and Angelo Badalamenti of David Lynch fame is beyond beautiful. Angelo's lush orchestration and Tim Booth's divine voice make for some truly breathtaking music. I only heard of them because of James, and most people aren't aware it even exists. (sketches@earthlink.net) Recommended first album:Booth and the Bad Angel Recordings:Booth and the Bad Angel (1996) Booth and the Bad AngelRelease info:1996—Mercury Availability:Widely available Ecto priority:Highly recommended Group members:Tim Booth—vocals Guest artists:Bernard Butler—guitars, percussion, piano, bass Produced by:Tim Booth and Angelo Badalamenti Comments:This album is truly divine. Not a single weak song on the whole thing. (sketches@earthlink.net) Further info:A track from this album can also be found on the "Martha, meet..." soundtrack Thanks to Jessica Crispin for work on this entry.
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