O Lucky Man!

See the movie and you will fully appreciate the cutting socio-political relevance of these songs!

This LP is a simple treasure. Alan Price is the perfect suppliment to this long lost cinema masterpiece. Every song hits a mark that extends beyond the film. Alan Price was at the peak of his game with this ambitious effort. After 30 years, I slipped right back into each well crafted offering just like it was yesterday. I'm not much of a message person, but the music holds up and the meanings could be applied and interpreted to the values, or lack of them in today's business climate, which is all the more reason to find and watch the film. As with other reviewers, I agree this LP should pique your interest in finding and watching the movie. But be warned, it's a difficult film to classify, comedy, camp, satire, horror, sci-fi? When you do find it, sit back and enjoy the ride featuring a very young Malcom McDowell. Even if you can't, this CD should be time capsule enough to get you by.

An ironic look at life and success. Perhpas the first link between the ideal view of the 60's and the greed of the 80's. The movie soundtrack demands you see the movie to fully undersatnd. Every success bound 20 something should listen and heed "Look Over Your Shoulder". This is a philosophical warning as much as music. This a little known classic. A jewel. There are few albums that can change your view of lief. This is one of those.