Corey Feldman debuts eco-single "Green is the Colour"
Actors who try to break into the music business are usually a total flop, both commercially and critically. Washed-up child actors -- even worse. Still, Corey Feldman hopes to set the green music world on fire with the release of his band Truth Movement's first album Technology Analogy. If you're still wondering: who the heck is Corey Feldman? He's that guy who played Clark "Mouth" Devereaux in Goonies -- along with a ton of other kitchy and memorable roles in the 80s.The first single, entitled "Green is the Colour," is available on Feldman's official website, and features Jon Carin of Pink Floyd, which explains the British spelling "colour." Does the song suck? Yeah kinda -- but Corey's website implores you not to judge the album "based soley on the listening pleasure you get from "Green is the Colour" because this song is just one piece of the bigger picture." This Corey Feldman Fan Club must-have is printed on 100% recycled paper, with biodegradable ink, and even a corn plastic disc tray. So, never mind that the single plays like a bad campfire sing-along about corporate greed.
If he really wanted to go green, could he just have release the album digitally, like Radiohead?
[via Ecorazzi]
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