Album Notes

"Ten songs of exquisite pop quality, highly recommendable, The Lot." - Lord Litter's radio show January 2004, www.lordlitter.de

For the sympathetic few, perhaps no one of which is still alive, or yet...The Lot:

Dave Ganci. A lifelong Swimmer, who yet finds himself swimming, and why not, with the earth so generously supplied with water? However, he has visions of bounding in a meadow, moving at air speed, with a vantage of some feet high. Not to be. His body washed ashore without him.

Soren Roquentin. His reticence constitutes a barrier to others never to be conquered. He once fell in love with a young music student at the University of Delaware. He was so shy that he scarcely dared talk to her, much less tell her of his love. "Penny" became the means of turning him into a morose and brooding man, lonely of mind and disconsolate of spirit. There is no doubt that he half-consciously enjoyed his frustration, as evident from the farcical songs he would later write about her.

"...with all kinds of classic pop influences here, lot's of good ol' ELO on this one I guess, that's The Lot, from America... more tracks from that great CD promised at forthcoming shows, I really like it very much, The Lot." - Garry Lee, Overflow Radio Show