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LP by Todd Rundgren
Released	February, 1972
Recorded	???
Genre	Pop rock
Length	86 min, 57 sec
Record label	Bearsville Rhino
Producer	Todd Rundgren
Professional reviews
Allmusic.com	5 stars out of 5	Link
Todd Rundgren Chronology
Runt: The Ballad of Todd Rundgren (1971)	Something/Anything? (1972)	A Wizard, a True Star (1973)

Something/Anything? (released in 1972) is Todd Rundgren's third solo album, and is often regarded to be the singer/songwriter's magnum opus. Rundgren played every instrument (as well as sang every part) on the first three sides of the double LP, while a band accompanies him on the last. The album was hailed as an impressively diverse pop/rock masterpiece by some critics, while others felt it was considerably self-indulgent.

Track listing

(All songs by Todd Rundgren except when noted)

"I Saw the Light" - 3:00
"It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference" - 3:50
"Wolfman Jack" - 2:56
"Cold Morning Light" - 3:55
"It Takes Two to Tango (This Is for the Girls)" - 2:41
"Sweeter Memories" - 3:36
"Intro" - 1:11
"Breathless" - 3:15
"The Night the Carousel" - 4:29
"Saving Grace" - 4:12
"Marlene" - 3:54
"Song of the Viking" - 2:35
"I Went to the Mirror" - 4:05
"Black Maria" - 5:20
"One More Day (No Word)" - 3:43
"Couldn't I Just Tell You?" - 3:34
"Torch Song" - 2:52
"Little Red Lights" - 4:53
"Overture-My Roots: Money (That's What I Want)/Messin' With the Kid" (Bradford, Gordy, Rundgren, Strong) - 2:29
"Dust in the Wind" (Klingman, Rundgren) - 3:49
"Piss Aaron" - 3:26
"Hello It's Me" - 4:42
"Some Folks Is Even Whiter Than Me" - 3:56
"You Left Me Sore" - 3:13
"Slut" - 4:03

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+'''''Something/Anything?''''' (released in [[1972]]) is [[Todd Rundgren|Todd Rundgren's]] third solo [[album]], and is often regarded to be the [[singer-songwriter|singer/songwriter's]] [[magnum opus]]. Rundgren played every [[Musical instrument|instrument]] (as well as [[singing|sang]] every part) on the first three sides of the [[Double album|double LP]], while a band accompanies him on the last. The album was hailed as an impressively diverse [[pop music|pop/rock]] masterpiece by some critics, while others felt it was considerably self-indulgent.
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