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- 6.5
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Tracklist
- 1Intro1:00
- 2Mother Writes2:07
- 3Mary Jane2:26
- 4I Was Cool3:00
- 5Walter Sly Meets Bill Bailey3:10
- 6Air3:12
- 7Lookin’ for a Happy Life3:02
- 8Flames3:11
- 9What’s the Point of Leaving2:12
- 10Long Nights of Summer2:36
- 11Dream Starts3:01
- 12Reaction of a Young Man2:39
- 13Now She’s Gone2:27
- 14Flames (single version)3:15
- 15Salisbury Plain (single version)2:38
- 16Mary Jane (single version)2:35
- 17Dreamy (single version)2:33
- 18Volcano (single version)2:38
- 19A Quick “B” (single version)3:03
Reviews
Rated 8/10
I'll never complain about more late 60s psychedelic rock. This is really fun. A bit more poppy than a lot of similar stuff I listen to but in an enjoyable way.
Rated 8/10
About 70% as good as Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band. Still a great ride.
Rated 6/10
60's psychadelic rock. Reminds me of Sgt Pepper era Beatles. Has a side of funk thrown in there for good measure too. Actually pretty solid. Really weird by times, as the British tend to be, but I dig it.
Favourite songs: I Was Cool, Flames, Mary Jane, Talk of the Devil, Volcano
Least favourite songs: Air, Dream Starts, Reactions of a Young Man, Salisbury Plain, Dreamy
3/5
Rated 8/10
I was pretty ready to be dismissive of more late 60s psych rock after everything we went through on the main list, but this really won me over. It’s not doing anything super fancy, but it’s executing well. Pays a lot more attention to playing interesting bass grooves than these usually do, which I’m almost always a fan of.
Rated 2/10
A sitar on Air? introducing your band on the first song? Get fucked pal. Late 60s drivel.
Rated 8/10
Really liked this. I'm sure I've heard "Mary Jane" on vinyl at some obscure club night in Bristol, but the rest is great, good-humoured and groovy.
Rated 8/10
Batshit crazy British psychedelia from a time when half the music industry was on LSD (and the rest were pretending they were!)
Rated 8/10
Never heard of this group before but really enjoyed this one, great example of 60s rock.
Rated 8/10
Oh yes, I'll have another helping of psychedelia please. The cover of "I Was Cool" was a bit unexpected, and entertaining I suppose, but perhaps best kept to a B-side. Other than that, I'd say this could go toe to toe with most other psychedelia of the era. Rhythm section kicks ass, and is what would set them apart from their peers. That bass tone! Oooeee!