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They got guitars and they know how to play 'em!

Howlin' Andy Hound [AKereako@faegre | MPLS. MN | 05/27/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I had always heard about this LP but until this recent reissue I had yet to hear this LP. From the opening notes of "Thing in "E" my hair was standing on end. This is some of the most spellbinding psychedelic guitar rock ever. The classy mastered sound and packaging courtesy of Mod Lang and Alex Palao does this band and this release the justice it deserves. Highly recommended!!"

I think it rocks!

Bonez | San Francisco | 09/03/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"One thing about the 'net is that everybody has an opinion(like a certain body part). I appreciate everyone has a view, but I get a bit irritated with reviews when they are more of a "gee, look how cool I am that I can have really strong opinions and trash something". Taking it for what it is, plenty of people that have listened to every possible bit of psyche music love this album and virtually every professional reviewer of 60's psyche hold it in high esteem. It may not be your cup of tea, but to call it terrible is just unfair.

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A fabulous example of 1960's "acid-rock!"

Howlin' Andy Hound [AKereako@faegre | 01/27/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm glad to see that Amazon now carries the Mod Lang, band-authorized CD instead of the previous "where in the heck did this come from" imported version. This re-issue is one of the best examples of 1960's psychedelic "garage band" rock and roll that abounded in the San Francisco Bay Area during that musical heyday. I spent most of my high school days following this band around because I, like many others, considered them to be the epitome of 60's rock. The dueling guitars of Randy Hammon and John Palmer will bring to mind the talents of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and other stylists of the era as the drums of Jeff Myer provide the incredible canvas on which Randy and John perform their art. Bassist Steve Lage and vocals by Bill Harper complete this amazing picture of acid-rock with brilliant tones of rhythm and blues. This stuff is gold! Hall of Fame thanks right back at ya, Randy!"