The Vege-Men's Revenge (full album)

00:00 1. Pretty Poppy
04:17 2. Onward We'll Glide O!
07:46 3. A Hole in the Ground
10:18 4. In the Court of the Vegetable King
15:06 5. Learning to Grow
19:20 6. Blossoming Dreams (in a Rich Earth Bed)
25:40 7. A Gathering of Vegetables
29:15 8. Harvest Song
32:22 9. The Royal Kitchen
36:09 10. The Banquet
39:32 11. Whirlpool!
42:34 12. A Burst of Dazzling Light

Poppy, a human girl, meets Herr Carrot and Don Tomato, who promise to show her how vegetables grow. She rides via onion-drawn carriage to Vegetable Land. The trio tumble down a hole in the ground and land in the court of the Vegetable King. The Vege-Men fiercely explain to Poppy how unhappy they are with the way humans treat them, and the King demands that she be planted in the ground to learn how to grow like a vegetable. Following a friendly cabbage's advice, she faces her burial with confidence and curiosity. She dreams underground as she sprouts into Poppy-growths. The Vege-Men check on her progress. When she's done growing, they harvest her and put her into a stew, which they eat at a merry banquet. After they finish eating, they all dance in a circle, spinning faster and faster and faster until they all crash through the floor. Dazed, Poppy wakes up in the garden and realizes it was all a dream.

Based on the 1897 children's book The Vege-Men's Revenge by Bertha Upton and Florence K. Upton.

[samuelh.invisible]

I like this music so much I'd buy two copies of it on vinyl; one to play and "A spare, I guess" (asparagus)

[scabbarae]

Only a minute in and I can confidently say this sounds exactly like vegetables

[Lis-ohsq]

I love the fact that youtube now blesses me with vegetable music

[seank]

Their music has given me lots of vitamins I cannot get from real vegetables.

[EnderDudas]

man, the way this could be used as a videogame soundtrack. it absolutely slaps!

[munkelmaus]

I was in a boarding school for a few weeks and they had a painting of tomatoes, carrots and onions dancing in the dining hall. I looked at it and thought about what music they would dance to. This somehow evoked the old memory of sitting there eating my lunch xD Thank u for this blissful experience. Keep it up!

[dionfortune]

I'm here for the art, I stay for the music ❤️

[TheTurtleyOne]

My mom likes childrens books and weird victorian stuff, so I showed her this book and she liked it. And then I told her I learned about it because someone wrote an album based on it and she was like "no, how could you make music that goes with that" and I played it for her, and not even 20 seconds in she just says "it's perfect".

[jackstrawfromwichita]

Silently eating a head of lettuce to this album with a single tear streaming down my face

[jamesrowe]

I haven't enjoyed anything this much in a long time.

[green_ban]

In concept it reminds me of Masayoshi Takanaka's "The Rainbow Goblins" and in execution reminds me of Mort Garson's "Plantasia". Well done.

[anthonyzuzolo]

My brother showed me this and I just had to comment and say that this is the art that the music industry has been missing lately! I feel like in 100 years this will be the new classical music genre, keep up the amazing work!

[theodorec]

Y'all how's this sound like vegetables. There aren't even lyrics. It just has such clear vegetable vibes.

[nightmarishcompositions]

This makes me feel so jolly and whimsical haha. Sounds like it could be the soundtrack for a classic n64 game that everybody remembers fondly from their childhood.

[starwall]

You know that feeling when you listen to an album and know you're going to be replaying that album over and over again for the next couple of weeks? yeah

[yashwadke]

Best Thing I came across on the Internet Today

[manuelaciccarelli]

I really like this music. Its like jumping in a garden and then eat strawberries. TY

[tatianakoniarova]

This filled me with pure joy! An instant mood lift!

[PedroFerreira-zeyp]

Great soundtrack for making a vegetable stew! Great work!

[lmachine]

This album is such an ear worm, I've had The Banquet stuck in my head for the last three days