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- Jobriath_(album) abstract "Jobriath is the first album by the American glam rock artist Jobriath and was released in 1973. The musical style of the album suggests a cross between Hunky Dory-era Bowie, Elton John's early 1970s albums and some decidedly Jaggeresque vocals. Lyrically the album combines science fiction imagery, sexual themes and tributes to female movie icons. The daring (for 1973) opening track, \"Take Me I'm Yours\" is an overtly S&M fantasy...take it out on me baby, I'm ready, for your troubles I'm expedient, you're the master, come on faster, to your nature I'm obedient...Other highlights include the glamour praising, \"I'maman\" and the risque closing track, \"Blow Away\":...and all the pretty boys lay in the passage of every song that etched its way from out my bleeding heart....blow blow blow away, blow blow blow away...its very gay to blow away".
- Jobriath_(album) artist Jobriath.
- Jobriath_(album) genre Glam_rock.
- Jobriath_(album) producer Eddie_Kramer.
- Jobriath_(album) producer Jobriath.
- Jobriath_(album) recordLabel Elektra_Records.
- Jobriath_(album) subsequentWork Creatures_of_the_Street.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageID "36883367".
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageLength "1972".
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageRevisionID "705098601".
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Category:1973_debut_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Albums_produced_by_Eddie_Kramer.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Elektra_Records_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Glam_rock_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Creatures_of_the_Street.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Eddie_Kramer.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Elektra_Records.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Elton_John.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Glam_rock.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Hunky_Dory.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Jobriath.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Ken_Bichel.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Frampton.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Jobriath".
- Jobriath_(album) artist Jobriath.
- Jobriath_(album) cover "Jobriath album cover.jpg".
- Jobriath_(album) genre Glam_rock.
- Jobriath_(album) label Elektra_Records.
- Jobriath_(album) name "Jobriath".
- Jobriath_(album) nextAlbum "Creatures of the Street".
- Jobriath_(album) producer "Jobriath, Edwin H. Kramer".
- Jobriath_(album) released "1973".
- Jobriath_(album) thisAlbum "Jobriath".
- Jobriath_(album) type "studio".
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- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_album.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Multiple_issues.
- Jobriath_(album) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Jobriath_(album) subject Category:1973_debut_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) subject Category:Albums_produced_by_Eddie_Kramer.
- Jobriath_(album) subject Category:Elektra_Records_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) subject Category:Glam_rock_albums.
- Jobriath_(album) hypernym Album.
- Jobriath_(album) type Album.
- Jobriath_(album) type MusicalWork.
- Jobriath_(album) type Work.
- Jobriath_(album) type CreativeWork.
- Jobriath_(album) type MusicAlbum.
- Jobriath_(album) type Thing.
- Jobriath_(album) type Q2188189.
- Jobriath_(album) type Q386724.
- Jobriath_(album) type Q482994.
- Jobriath_(album) comment "Jobriath is the first album by the American glam rock artist Jobriath and was released in 1973. The musical style of the album suggests a cross between Hunky Dory-era Bowie, Elton John's early 1970s albums and some decidedly Jaggeresque vocals. Lyrically the album combines science fiction imagery, sexual themes and tributes to female movie icons.".
- Jobriath_(album) label "Jobriath (album)".
- Jobriath_(album) sameAs Q6206839.
- Jobriath_(album) sameAs m.01r6x40.
- Jobriath_(album) sameAs Q6206839.
- Jobriath_(album) wasDerivedFrom Jobriath_(album)?oldid=705098601.
- Jobriath_(album) isPrimaryTopicOf Jobriath_(album).
- Jobriath_(album) name "Jobriath".