Duit on Mon Dei / Sandman

by Camden International

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Release Date:	2002-12-17
Label:	Camden International
UPC:	743219502421
Binding:	Audio CD
Published By:	Camden International
ASIN:	B00006J4CF
Category:	Music

Tracks on Duit on Mon Dei / Sandman by Camden International

1. Jesus Christ You're Tall
2. It's a Jungle Out There
3. Down by the Sea
4. Kojak Columbo
5. Easier for Me
6. Turn Out the Light
7. Salmon Falls
8. Puget Sound
9. What's Your Sign?
10. Home
11. Good for God
12. I'll Take a Tango - Harry Nilsson, Harvey, Alex
13. Something True
14. Pretty Soon There'll Be Nothing Left for Everybody
15. The Ivy Covered Walls
16. Here's Why I Did Not Go to Work Today
17. The Flying Saucer Song
18. How to Write a Song
19. Jesus Christ You're Tall
20. Will She Miss Me?

Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions

Customer Reviews

God's Greatest Hits - Reviewed on 2007-07-02

2 customers found this review helpful.

Back when this album was released, the name had to be changed because the record company thought the original title might be insulting to some...hence "Duit on Mon Dei" A fun album!

Nilsson in his best period - Reviewed on 2005-12-01

7 customers found this review helpful.

Does humor belong in music? I think these album prove it. Nilsson in suberb shape backed up by great musicians like Bobby Keys, Ringo Starr and Nicky Hopkins playing some pretty weird stuff. 'How to Write a Song', 'Salmon Falls' 'Kojak Columbo' and 'Will She Miss Me?' are Nilsson classics, although not likely to be covered by Mariah Carrey.

half good - Reviewed on 2002-12-07

6 customers found this review helpful, 19 did not.

Sandman is great. One of my favorite Nilsson albums. From the frantic "How To Write A Song" to the lazy "Why I Did NOt Go To Work Today", Sandman is nearly perfect.

"Duit On Mon Dei" (Do it on Mondy) is not. Harry- enough of those freaking Steel Drums!

And we get two versions of his worst song ever, "Jesus Christ Your Tall", a song that only exsists to offend.

Nilsson likes to offend. He also likes to confuse. Why he would deliberately sabatoge his career with drek like "Mon Dei" is beyond me.

"Sandman", on the otherhand, shows Nilsson in a much better light.

However, avoid the obnoxious "Flying Saucer Song" at any cost....

Book Subjects

• Album Rock
• Baroque Pop
• Brill Building Pop
• Pop
• Pop/Rock
• Pop/Rock Music
• Psychedelic Pop
• Rock
• Rock/Pop
• Singer/Songwriter
• Soft Rock
• Sunshine Pop