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An Introduction to Rhubarb
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Product Description
15 gems collected from Rhubarb's extensive back catalogue, the perfect place to start!
Track Listing
- Curtain Call
- Circus Clown
- Perfect Parallel
- No Sunlight In My Street
- Forest Fear (Live)
- Red Sky
- Static Record Collection
- Ill-maintained Fairground Contraption
- Road Works Intolerance
- Solid Ground
- Flotsam
- Jack's Creation (Live)
- Molly and Me
- Stone
- The Fall of the Sparrow (live)
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #98404 in Music
- Released on: 2006-10-16
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
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"..the popular music press must have missed on out on this musical treasure ... there is the beauty of fragility broken in these songs.... a distinctive talent who should have broken through to wider acclaim." --Woven Wheat Whispers
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"..soft melodies and pithy, world weary lyrics contrasting brilliantly ... the songs sparkle with electricity... recommended as the perfect doorway into a weird and wonderful universe you may recognise as your own. " --Terrascope Online
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"..a cut above many self-made rock stars moments of moving lyrical poetry a surprising strength of vision." --Is This Music
Customer Reviews
The essential record of the year!! Outstanding!!
Believe me...your jaw will drop at the depth of these songs..why this guy isn't huge is beyond me...4 songs into this compilation and already it wipes the floor with the opposition and makes the new batch of singer-songwriters look pale waifs in comparison..this is the real deal!!!
Scratch beneath the surface by visiting worldofrhubarb.co.uk and you see he's been quietly releasing Cdrs for the past 10 years and has 18 albums on the go, with this compilation gathering rave reviews.
Get hold of one of these hand-made copies before they become collector's items as Rhubarb will be a household name in the near future if there's any justice in the world!! Highly recommended!!
Full of Wonder
This really is a superb collection of songs that sits quite happily along with some of history's greatest singer-songwriters. I know this sounds like a gushy exaggeration but it's not. Rhubarb is seriously good. You can tell the guy has been somewhere and thank goodness he's lived to tell the tale so well.
If you haven't been lucky enough to hear Rhubarb buy this introduction. You won't regret it!
Rhubarb comes of age!
This album generates much excitement and promise from a talent with enormous potential. Moments of genius and ground breaking brilliance. It's never left my car cd player!
