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"Deep in the Heart of
Nowhere"
Bob Geldof
Atlantic Records
★
Now let’s look at Bob
Geldof.
He wrote for Melody
Maker, and gained a
reputation as being one of
the toughest music critics
around.
He became lead singer
and manager of the
Boomtown Rats and led
the band to fame, if not
fortune, before the band
broke up in 1984.
He wrote some of the
Rats’ greatest songs.
He starred in Alan
Parker’s film version of
Pink Floyd’s album “The
Wall.”
He, along with Midge
Ure, wrote “Do They
Know It’s Christmas?”
He organized “Band
Aid,” the all-star group
that recorded “Do They
Know It’s Christmas?”
He organized “Live
Aid,” the all-star, two-city,
concert/telethon.
He raised several
hundred million dollars
for the famine victims in
Ethiopia through “Band
Aid,” “Live Aid’’and
resulting projects.
He released his first
solo album, “Deep in the
Heart of Nowhere, ” a
collection of songs that
captures all of the bad,
but none of the good,
aspects of the Rats’ music.
Bob Geldof has done a
lot of great things, but this
album isn’t one of them.
—Review by Karl
Pallmeyer
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