Rating: 3/5
Review:
Pretty forgettable
The sleeve notes
describe Woman From The Warm Grass as a lost folk classic.
Well...lost? Yes. Folk? Maybe. Classic? No.
Robin Scott released
this album in 1969 and it is rather typical of a lot of the mediocre
stuff which came out then. There are a lot of rather inane lyrics
masquerading as profundity, including a tuneless, rhymeless stream of
consciousness thing in Song Of The Sun, and the whole album sounds as
though it was conceived through mind-altering substances and was
intended to be listened to in the same way. As so often, this makes
it pretty dull to those of us who haven’t indulged. It’s not
terrible and it has its moments, but it certainly doesn’t stand out
from all the other trippy, forgettable stuff around then and I can’t
really recommend it.
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