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Surfers Against Sewage release CD compilation
tappleby by Tessa Appleby January 25th, 2003
Surfers Against Sewage are set to release their first ever CD compilation entitled ‘Planet Water’ featuring 11 tracks from some of the UK’s finest bands.

Robbie Williams, Coldplay, Feeder, A and Faithless make up just some of the artists featured on the CD. Each song has been donated to SAS, which means that all of the profits from the sale of the CD will be ploughed back into the campaign.

"Water is the liquid of life, keeping it clean is essential to the health of this and future generations. By buying the SAS Planet Water CD, you get to enjoy tracks from some of the best artists around, and help SAS secure a pollution free, blue planet for the future. Treat your ears and know that while you do, SAS are making waves on your behalf". Vicky Garner, SAS Campaign Director.

The CD features some exclusive tracks for eample: the Reef track ’Say What You What’ is taken from their new album, and the track from Coldplay’s ‘One I Love’ is a rare b-side, not featured on either of their albums!

There is a plan to release the CD Nationally in 2003, but for now it is only available through Surf shops & Independent Record Stores. It is also available on-line and costs £10.00.

For the full tracklisting and more information on the Surfers Against Sewage campaign check out their website.



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