TIMESCITY · King Spiros of Plomari has today officially announced what is being described as history's longest music album—a single album titled "King Spiros of Plomari." The record reportedly contains 600 songs, lasts at least 36 hours according to current estimates, and was created over 25–30 years, depending on how one counts the journey.
The music was produced under the names:
—before being gathered into one gloriously unreasonable album. Some listeners have already asked whether this is really one album. King Spiros reportedly replied, "Yes."
Music experts have pointed out that most artists would have divided 600 songs into twenty or thirty separate albums. King Spiros, however, appears to have looked at that sensible idea, smiled politely, and ignored it completely.
"Why make twenty-three albums, when confusing everyone with one enormous album is much funnier?"
Critics remain divided, while fans seem far less concerned with accounting procedures than with simply pressing Play and seeing what happens.
The complete album can now be heard on the official King Spiros of Plomari YouTube channel, where listeners are advised to bring snacks, coffee, a comfortable chair, and perhaps a small calendar. Whether it is a world record, a philosophical statement, or simply one of the strangest album releases in modern music is left entirely up to the listener. Either way, reaching the final track may qualify as a personal achievement.
Meet King Spiros of Plomari on his official website ArtSetFree.com as always, and listen to his album on YouTube — search and you shall find!