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Track Listings
| 1. Music |
| 2. Oh Very Young |
| 3. Sun / C79 |
| 4. Ghost Town |
| 5. Jesus |
| 6. Ready |
| 7. King Of Trees |
| 8. A Bad Penny |
| 9. Home In The Sky |
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Although I can recall waiting eagerly for the release of this album back in the seventies, it's only in recent years that I have come to appreciate how original and thought provoking it really is.Containing one of Cat's best songs in 'Oh Very Young', it also contains the beautiful and moving 'King Of Tree's' and 'Home In The Sky'.All other tracks are also of a high standard and its possible this was his last real classic album.The high quality remaster has added new life to this old recording and its thoroughly recommended.One to savour!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album probably doesnt get the recognition it deserves as one of Cats best albums. A much overlooked classic. After a rather shaky effort with Foreigner, Cat Stevens here returns to his winning formula, bringing his former session musicians back on board, including the great Alun Davies, the man responsible for the beautiful acoustic guitar melodies in his earlier albums. This change back to Cat's previous form is even heralded in the long and pondorous title, reminiscent of the earlier albums teaser and the firecat, tea for the tillerman etc. Cat pledges his commitment to music in the opening and closing tracks. Highlights include Music, Ready, and King of Trees, a heartfelt lament about a tree. Also Sun/C79 is fantastic, definately one of my favourite songs of his. This album could probably be said to be his last truly classic album, sadly Cat Stevens was never this good again.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Bought this on cassette when it was first released and thought it was the most innovative of Cat Steven's albums (though probably not my favourite). With the cassette long gone and not having heard it for a couple of decades, thought i'd give it another go and found I like it even more than ever. It still sounds unique and contemporary and has stood up well to the passage of time.
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