Vinyl Mp3 320 Kb/s ©1970 MGM Records. This compilation ©2020 AppleCore
In 1970 the legendary mime Marcel Marceau made an album under the pseudonym Marcel Marceao. This album was reviewed by, in those days, typical representatives of the American public.
- Jacqueline Susan's dog said, "Listening to this record was the most exciting experience I've had since Lassie"
- Jack Douglas' brother called this "A masterpiece combining the virtuosity of Pablo Casals, Mama Cass and Lamont Cranston."
- Spiro Agnew called this album the quintessence of euphony, cacophony and salacious ecstasy. “I found this record to perfectly represent the position of the silent majority until I materialized onto the scenic expanse.” He said.
- Richard Burton said, “Elizabeth loved it.”
- Governor Reagan’s spokesman told a reporter that this is a local matter and does not concern his office.
Read all the reviews on the backside of the album.
The original album has one quarter of an hour track and a one minute track on both sides. The 50th anniversary edition is remixed and extended. It comes with 2 bonus tracks; Marcel's rendition of John Cage's 4'33 and a new one minute track.
