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Tracklist
Disc 1
- A1And the Gods Made Love1:20
- A2Have You Ever Been (to Electric Ladyland)2:10
- A3Crosstown Traffic2:25
- A4Voodoo Chile14:55
- B1Little Miss Strange2:50
- B2Long Hot Summer Night3:24
- B3Come On, Part 14:07
- B4Gipsy Eyes3:41
- B5Burning of the Midnight Lamp3:36
Disc 2
- C1Rainy Day, Dream Away3:45
- C21983…(A Merman I Should Turn to Be)
- C3Moon, Turn the Tides…gently, gently away
- D1Still Raining, Still Dreaming4:23
- D2House Burning Down4:31
- D3All Along the Watchtower3:58
- D4Voodoo Chile (slight return)5:12
Reviews
Rated 4/10
Voodoo Child is a powerful blues songs and its goddamn forever long. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp is pretty good. Still Raining, Still Dreaming sucks.
Rated 8/10
Great album, great talent! Couple of bugbears, few of the tracks are far too long! and few tracks fade out, bit of a lazy way to end a song.
I'm still confused about the "Voodoo Chile/Child" spellings and versions? I tried to research it, but none the wiser. 4
Rated 4/10
Not a huge Hendrix fan in general, and this may be my least favorite album that we have listened to on this list. Just average late sixties rock IMHO. 2.5/5
Rated 8/10
some great songs. even the deeper cuts are great.
Rated 8/10
The studio experimentation here rivals Sgt. Pepper for how inventive and game-changing it was. While I don't think the songs themselves are quite on the level of Are You Experienced, it's still an incredible album worth listening to.
Rated 10/10
Awesome, one of my favourite artists, and one of his best albums. Best songs are Crosstown traffic, voodoo Chile (both versions), and, best of all, all along the watchtower
Rated 8/10
I love Jimi Hendrix on so many levels. However I do think this album suffers from being a bit unfocused due to its length. Love many individual tracks and the psychedelic effects in the production. Love the way certain tracks flow into one another. This may sound crazy but I actually prefer something like the wandering soundscapey "1983" to something like the bluesy "Voodoo Chile" - Its funny cause if they were played live I'd probably prefer it the other way around, but on record (especially on headphones) I lean towards the more experimental, and the face melters don't do as much for me. One of my first CDs was a Jimi Hendrix compilation so many of these songs run deep with me due to nostalgia.