PRELUDE TO THE SUPERTERRESTRIAL COLLECTION REVIEW

Let’s pick up where we left off. Creatively a flawless collection, with a neat rollout but a rocky delivery. That’s the synopsis of “The God Collection”. A collection that’s a constant reminder of what happens when you let external council get involved with internal affairs. Not even God could save the collection no matter how many times we kneel before him or tipped our hat for him. From having records dubbed “Book of Psalms and “The Genesis” which flatly extract dialogues & hymns from the Holy Bible make cameos on The God Sonic, that just wasn’t enough, God couldn’t save that collection. Maybe even Allah wouldn’t have nor Buddha, so praying to every God wouldn’t have saved it, so to speak. The Superterrestrial Collection looks to right those wrongs, pinpoint the lows & the highs of both The God Collection and The God Collection (Reimagined), purpose being to create a holistic collection that will be deemed celestial enough to grant safe passage to heaven for Quintessential Arts as an artistic organization, and ensemble as well as all its creative endeavors - Just like how the pharaohs would be mummified and buried with jewels enough to feed an entire nation. At the end of the day, the proposition is: this is the 7th season, and rumors are 7 is God's number.