I'm pleased to announce that
Cult of Wedge [CoW] have just released their latest album entitled
"On The Green Seventy Seen" and what an impressive new collection of innovative and enjoyable songs it is! Whilst my world view seemingly differs from that of
CoW, this album oozes class with clever lyrical guile and infectious tunes intermingled with an expansive demonstration of musical prowess. Indeed, the quirky nature and sense of
Peter Hackett is evidenced also by the fact that at the last count there are at least six [6] different album covers to choose from [see above!].
Tracks: [1] "Mother Natures Kids" (4:18); [2] "1977" (4:06); [3] "Misunderstood Master Of The Universe" (4:53); [4] "On The Green Seventy Seen" (5:05); [5] "The Girl From N.A.S.A." (4:04); [6] "Back To The Caveman" (3:02); [7] "Heads Are Rolling" (3:30); [8] "Glory For Me" (5:04); [9] "Super Duper Sunshine Man" (3:53); [10] "The Trouble With Armageddon" (3:24)
Whilst
"1977" affectionately wants to return to the dizzy days of the Silver Jubilee - with a mention for
ELO's
"Out Of The Blue" in there naturally! - and
"The Girl From N.A.S.A." lyrically being the twin sister of
ELO's
"Yours Truly 2095" plus a big nod to
Pink Floyd with the mellow
"Glory For Me", the whole album instantly becomes cult listening material literally after a couple of plays. I have to say that the title track really is worthy of the adjective
"awesome" too.
The beauty of this release is that you can download the whole album [in absolutely any format!] for the princely sum of just £3.50 and its predecessor for just £3.00 thus:
