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Mon, 16 Oct 2006

Plague Songs / Various Artists
Talk about your bad ideas! What we have here is a collection of tracks that represent the Ten Plagues that Moses (with a little help from God) used against Pharoah in Exodus. (For the biblically challenged, think Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner.) I mean really; who wants to hear songs about boils and lice and blood everywhere?

But sometimes a bad idea can be realized so well that it goes beyond not bad and edges into brilliant. I imagine part of the challenge is to find the right people for such an odd project. And that they've done, including personal favorites The Tiger Lillies and Imogen Heap. But even more amazing is that they've produced such a listenable album. Certainly more entertaining than hearing Edward G. Robinson intoning "Where's yer messiah noooowwww" every year around Passover.

Plague Songs
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