9 thoughts on “ The Hum-Gum Tree - The World Of Oz - The World Of Oz (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The World Of Oz on Discogs. Label: Go Down Records (2) - GDR • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: Germany • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Art Rock, Psychedelic Rock4/5(2).

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2. The World of Oz Format: Audio CD. out of 5 Other than that and the odd guitar effect on "Humgum Tree" and "Like a Tear," the album is less of a psychedelic trip and more of a sly and light-hearted pop record, which makes a lot of sense--the World of Oz put out a clutch of moderately-successful to totally unsuccessful singles, which were /5(15).

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about The World Of Oz - The World Of Oz at Discogs. Complete your The World Of Oz collection/5(66).

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4. The World of Oz was an English psychedelic pop band who released a sole self-titled LP in , before fading into relative obscurity, although CD re-issues of the album are now widely available to the public.. The band formed in January and signed to Deram Records on 13 February Their song, "The Muffin Man", was a minor hit in the UK and US and reached the Top 10 in a number of Genres: Psychedelic pop, psychedelic rock.

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5. The original song LP has been expanded to 20 tracks for this CD. The original material comprised a very pleasant and diverting psychedelic pop release, strongly reminiscent at times of the early Bee Gees from Horizontal, interspersed with some heavier-sounding tracks that were closer to the World of Oz's actual sound on-stage. The bonus cuts are single edits and mixes of tracks that were 7/

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6. Nov 02,  · +++ B-Side From +++ The World of Oz was an English psychedelic pop band who released a sole self-titled LP in , before fading into relative obscurity, although CD re-issues of the album.

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7. The World of Oz Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 14 ratings. outings before moving into the more harder pop psych of 'The Hum Gum Tree' as our couple make forbidden love under the hum gum tree. Again they approach The Bee Gees as heard via 'With A Little Help'. When taken in this context, The World of Oz's only album not only makes /5(14).

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8. The World of Oz The World of Oz LP was released on schedule and disappeared without creating a ripple on the charts, on either side of the Atlantic. The album cover was a very strange one -- it featured visual representations of the last lineup of the group, which was understandable but also strange, as they were hardly heard on the record inside.

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9. The World of Oz - The World of Oz () The World of Oz were a British psychedelic pop band that enjoyed a short string of successful singles in Europe. Between those major charting records in Holland and a lot of good press at home, the release of an album was planned -- yet they managed to throw it all away with an unexplained split.

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