An album so rare that its main claim to fame seemsto be its inclusion in Hans Pokora's book 1001 RecordCollector Dreams.With its pretty amusing "flasher" cover, the musicalstyle is best described as The Dead meets MaryButterworth, with its seedy organ and a smattering offuzz guitar. One of the few things we do know aboutthe band is that it consisted of 4 guys fromPennsylvania (Drummer Michael Carr, guitarist TonyMolla, bassist Mark Mozzone and Mike Mulloney onkeyboards), the band's only album appeared on theminiscule Barclay Records sometime in the '70s. Onlya few hundred copies of this album are known toexist. All the band members leant their compositionaltalents to the enterprise and the combination makesfor a musically solid and satisfying album, although ithas to be said the sound is falls rather on the lo-fiside of the audio spectrum. Another musical curiositygiven its first outing on CD by RadioactiveTrack Listing1. Stars And Bars2. Tell Me3. Poor John4. Mamma Come Get What You Want5. Good To Be Good6. Trilogy7. I'm Clean8. Joe9. Enjoy Yourself
