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$12.97)
Prelude to Sun
is the first album from Riddlehouse.
Songs include:
1. Sun
2. Vulture's Dream
3.
Too Much To Steal
(mp3)
4. Day in the Woods
5. What I Must
6. Wanderlust
7. Paycheck
8.
Celtic Lounge Lizard
9. Eleven
10. Beatle Path
11. On Through the Gap
12. Perfect Crime
13. Magic
14. Shingletown
"Riddlehouse's Rhubarb Dreams should be stocked in
the apple-doesn't-fall-far-from-the-tree department. The
band, anchored by drummer Kofi Baker, gives off a
decidedly late-Sixties / early-Seventies proto-metal vibe
that recalls the glory days of Kofi's papa, Cream
timekeeper Ginger Baker. The warbling of lead
singer Jeffrey Leonetti sometimes suggests Bono
or Michael Hutchence, but he seems most comfortable
when offering up Robert Plant screeches. Likewise,
the heavy riffing that pops up on "Freezin", "Drinking
Free", "Zarg" and elsewhere seems to have been transported
to the present from an earlier time. (The same can be said
of "William the Konker", a four-minute percussion duel
between Kofi and Ginger that may prompt old timers to
start flicking their Bics.) Although this is supposed to
be the first act of a three-part rock opera, I couldn't
make heads of tails of the plot--another link to the past.
Anybody got some extra blotter acid?" -- Michael Roberts,
Westword
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