Rodney Matthews and Friends: Lost in the Wild Wood CD
Rodney Matthews and Friends: Lost in the Wild Wood CD
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The latest winter offering - a single track CD of an original piece of music co-written by Pete Coleman and Tony Clarkin, with Matthews' lyrics inspired by a quote from Kenneth Grahame's classic tale The Wind in the Willows:
"Beyond the Wild Wood comes the Wide World," said the Rat. "And that's something that doesn't matter, either to you or to me."
Despite the warning, Mole resolves to enter the Wild Wood, intent upon making the acquaintance of one particular inhabitant, Mr Badger. His cheer and exhilaration of exploration however is short-lived. For the Wild Wood is not just a place, but a state of mind! As dusk advances the psychological terror begins: faces loom, hard-eyes pierce, shrill whistling, chasing, pattering footsteps! Could there be anything worse - the Wide World perhaps?
Tony Clarkin (Magnum) - Composer/Guitar
Pete Coleman - Composer/Multi-instrumentalist
Bob Catley (Magnum/Avantasia) - Vocals
Charlotte Dickerson - Vocals
Oliver Wakeman (Yes) - Keyboards
Roberto Vitelli - Bass
Clare Hines - Electro Hurdy Gurdy
Rodney Matthews - Drums
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Title: Lost in the Wild Wood
Genre: Prog rock
Running Time: 5:38 mins
Materials: CD in card wallet
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I love anything to do with MAGNUM
An excellent product yet again, wouldn't expect anything less from Mr Matthews. Wonderful artwork, well packaged... oh, and the music ain't bad neither! My interest was sparked by Rodney Matthews' artwork on countless albums by Magnum, and the fact that members of Magnum have contributed to a number of releases by Rodney Matthews in the past.
Please do another full length album!
Superb CD. Wonderful performances from all the participating musicians, and Rodney's stunning artwork complements the music beautifully.
(Reviewed on Trustpilot)
Exemplary musicianship from all performers on this terrific composition, and the artwork and presentation of this single is equally superb. The clarity of the mix is also deserving of the highest praise.
I would have been delighted if each section had been longer, as the entire piece is over too soon. I think that such an intriguing idea truly deserves to be extended into an entire concept album.
How about it, Rodney? I'm sure your friends would be interested in collaborating with you to bring such an album to fruition. Here's hoping!
