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Virginia Woolf
Released: Jan 30, 2001
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Released: Jan 30, 2001
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If the modernist novelist Virginia Woolf seems like a bizarre title subject for a rock album, it nevertheless fits the relentless peculiarity of the music on the first album from Sigmund Snopek...
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Roy Rogers Meets Albert Einstein: 3 Works by Sigmund Snopek
Released: Jan 1, 2001
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Released: Jan 1, 2001
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After two fruitless cracks at the mainstream market with his band Snopek, Sigmund Snopek returns to his eclectic roots with this fusion of prog rock, jazz, and scattered musical turns that defined...
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Christmas
Released: November 2002
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Released: November 2002
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Over 30 years into his recording career, Sigmund Snopek finally saw his first Christmas album. This nonconformist and usually zany keyboardist actually put together a surprisingly traditional...
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Trinity Seas, Seize, Sees
Released: 2000
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Released: 2000
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Of Sigmund Snopek's three early '70s recordings, this one has aged the best. Much better, in fact, than the albums that preceded and succeeded it: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1972) and Nobody...
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Beer
Released: 1998
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Released: 1998
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Sigmund Snopek earned his reputation throughout the '70s as a classical and jazz-influenced, tongue-in-cheek, pop-progster who even dabbled in new wave when the situation dictated (First Band on...
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Wisconsinsane
Released: 1987
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Released: 1987
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This is Sig's tenth disc of "ultra-modern symphonic pop..." with the help of ex-Violent Femmes Brian Ritchie and Victor DeLorenzo, or the tenor sax of ex-Stooge Steve MacKay. While Snopek does have...
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