Harry Nilsson- Son Of Schmilsson-LP

Harry Nilsson’s Son Of Schmilsson captures a raw, unfiltered slice of his artistry, standing out with its candid emotional depth and playful eccentricity. The track "You're Breakin' My Heart" confronts personal heartbreak with a bluntness rarely heard in pop music, while "Spaceman" offers a catchy contrast that found its way onto the Billboard Pop Singles chart. The album cover adds a visual twist, featuring Nilsson as a Dracula-like vampire photographed at George Harrison’s Friar Park, a detail that hints at the album’s blend of humor and seriousness. This 1972 vinyl pressing presents Son Of Schmilsson in a format that suits its era and style, with a clean, glossy surface showing only minor, light paper scuffs typical of careful listening. The VG++ condition here means you can expect very good sound without significant distractions from the vinyl. For those curious about the more theatrical side of Nilsson’s catalog, this pressing offers both the music and the mood in a package that plays nicely on any turntable, even if your shelf isn’t quite set up for vampires.

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