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1. Oct 31, - Explore john's board "Harry Nilsson" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Harry nilsson, The lost weekend and Ringo starr pins.

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2. The album is Nilsson's sixth. The Nilsson album called The Point! features the same songs as the film, and the same basic fable. However, the framing device of the father and son is discarded, and Nilsson himself tells the story directly to the listener, providing all the characters' voices as well as the narration." Read more at Wikipedia.

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3. Get the best deals on Music Album CDs Harry Nilsson when you shop the largest online selection at preteginerexsmooth.rocolnepenmanfmukwarsfireveluca.infoinfo Free shipping on many items Harry Nilsson - Point [New CD] Bonus Tracks, Deluxe Ed, Rmst. $ Genre: Pop. HARRY NILSSON LIFE LINE THE SONGS OF NILSSON CD PROMO ONLY 24TRACKNEW. $ Genre: Rock.

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4. Feb 19,  · By Bill Kopp. Featuring an idiosyncratically spelled title that evokes memories of his LP Knnillssonn, singer and songwriter Harry Nilsson has returned with Losst and Founnd, his first album of new music in 40 preteginerexsmooth.rocolnepenmanfmukwarsfireveluca.infoinfo’s an amazing feat for a man who passed away in , but it’s in keeping with his unpredictable nature.

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5. The Point!, an Album by Nilsson. Released 19 November on BMG Heritage (catalog no. 2; CD). Genres: Pop, Spoken Word, Television Music, Pop Rock, Soundtracks.

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6. The Point! is a fable by American songwriter and musician Harry Nilsson about a boy named Oblio, the only round-headed person in the Pointed Village, where by law everyone and everything must have a point. All of the music is fantastic, it's a magical story! Harry Nilsson is a master of lyrics and harmonies, music you can't get out of your headReviews:

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7. Harry Nilsson The Point! on Vinyl LP. Harry Nilsson's album The Point! The release is essentially a fable, extolling the trials and tribulations of a round-headed person named Oblio growing up in a 'Pointed Village' where by rule of order everyone and everything in the land was to have 'a point'. Life Line The Birds (Narration.

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8. Many of the songs utilise the plodding bass-line I know from the Beatles' Mean Mr Mustard, but half way through the story takes quite a dark turn and Life Line, which has the same melody as The Moonbeam Song which would appear on Nilsson's next album, could even be a metaphor for depression/5(23).

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