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Query: The great lost Spinal Tap album

How can there be a Sgt. Pepper-like 60s concept album from a famous band, that you've never heard of? The answer is simple... because it's mostly godawful. The same inadvertently hilarious attempt at seeming serious that made the Gibbs' acting in Sgt. Pepper a worldwide joke is on display here in galumphingly hamhanded and far too clearly enunciated lyrics on subjects like the circus and being lost at sea, set to lushly overblown orchestrations that would make an easy-listening station seem unplugged. All that could be forgiven as 60s naivete if the album were actually tuneful, but even the best-known song, Melody Fair, doesn't quite rise to the catchiness of Bee Gees hits like New York Mining Disaster 1941 or Massachusetts. All in all, Odessa suggests what the Beatles would have been like with three Pauls and no John or George, or maybe a Paul, an Art Garfunkel and a Dennis Wilson.