Title: UO at their prime
Product review: Most people will be familiar with the cover of Neil Diamond's "Girl, You'll be a Woman Soon," which featured prominently in Pulp Fiction, but it's just one of several strong tracks comprising this amazing EP. My favorite is probably "Now That's the Barclords," which is close in spirit to "Sister Havana," by far the best song on their subsequent Saturation CD. Both songs sound like distillations of the best of 70's AOR radio, swaggering, bristling with hooks, self-conscious lounge music amplified to arena-rock bombast.Carrying echoes of the Manson murders, the title track refers to a cemetery in Kansas supposedly used for Satanic rituals. The stone structure on the cover of the CD is a church without a roof. According to legend, one can stand inside the church during a rainstorm and not get wet.
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