Search - Chocolate Watchband :: Inner Mystique

Tres Mystique

merrygold | MD, USA | 09/28/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Inner Mystique is perfect for the music lover who romanticizes about the rock n roll revolution of the Sixties. With each listen, Inner Mystique sucks you into the portal of what the Sixties were all about politically, socially, and musically. It's rebellious; it's innovative; it's electric Bob Dylan; it's Byrds-esque at times. Truly, Inner Mystique is a masterpiece, a classic, that all rock n roll lovers should have in their collections."

One of the best garage band in the psychedelic era

fu wai | Hong Kong, not applicable Hong Kong | 01/24/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Overally speaking it's in normal garage band standard. The covers are not very inspiring, to be frank, usually with some hard-rock or garage rock feel. However, the first 3 tracks really shines, and these three raga-psychedelic music are excellent examples of music of any kind. So I gave 4 stars. However, if you find any collections that contains the first 3 songs, then better buy that."

Chocolate Watchband - 'The Inner Mystique' (Sundazed)

Mike Reed | USA | 05/16/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Originally released in 1968, looks to be the Watchband's second of three lp's they put out in their brief existence between 1965-68. The first three cuts on this CD reissue "Voyage Of The Trieste", "In The Past" and the title track "Inner Mystique" are really good psychedelic tunes and two of them were penned by famed record producer Ed Cobb. The rest of the CD are pretty much your standard (but good) garage rock. Liked "Let's Go,Let's Go,Let's Go", Bob Dylan's "Baby Blue", "She Weaves A Tender Trap" and the catchy "Sweet Young Thing". Recommended."