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Track Listings
| 1. Lisa |
| 2. Stone River Hill Song |
| 3. Did You Get the Letter |
| 4. Through a Window |
| 5. Young Miss Pflugg |
| 6. Lady Bedford (Lincoln/Watt) |
| 7. Suicide on the Hillside, Sunday Morning,... |
| 8. Sweet Fanny Adams |
| 9. I'll Be Home to You |
| 10. Sunshine Woman |
| 11. Hollyville Train |
| 12. Docker's Son |
| 13. Something for the Milkman |
| 14. Too Young to Know |
| 15. World |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
One thing that jumps right out at you when you listen to this album is how many styles are covered and captured by this duo. It ranges from outright psychedelic rock to country to melodic ballads. It shows this band had a lot of talent and they managed to produce a high quality collection of songs that for the most part stands the test of time. If you like bands like Moby Grape and Buffalo Springfield then you would probably appreciate this album too.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Still great after all these years
29 Jan 2004
Format:Audio CD
A remarkable effort by two friends and songwriters back in the late 60s. It was originally released on Capitol Records. It did not sell very well at that time, but it has taken on a life of its own during the following years. It is now considered a highly collectable record and it has been re-released twice on two different labels in the years since. It was just re-released again on Rev-ola Records with a much better format and more liner notes with additional pictures. A much improved CD with all the additional information. Buy it...you'll love it.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Should have been huge!!
19 Jan 2001
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
A varied collection of music that really gets you thinking at times. Incredible guitar and bass playing. These two lads put together quite a collection of original material. Moves from orchestral to country to rock with transitions of interest. All the genre's that are represented on this album are played to perfection. It is a wonder why this wasn't a huge album heard by millions. Perhaps it covered too much or was too far ahead of the curve. Well worth the investment. The more you hear it, the more it amazes and delights the listener.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
One album by Two dudes that recorded in Three cities
21 Feb 2004
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Pretty cool but somewhat typical pychedelic rock album out of 1960's LA scene. Has a bit Rolling Stones, Byrds, Love, and Beatles mixed in together (and they claim they were heavily influenced by the Bee Gees too). If I had to think of an album that is similar to "...Euphoria" it would be "The Notorious Byrd Brothers"('69) because of it's eclectic nature and over-emphasis of studio effects.
What this album signifies to me most is not that it's a lost/ignored masterpiece but what could have been if these guys kept at it and had more support. There are some fairly strong songs here, the most obvious being Did You Get The Letter, but just about all of them have some good points to them. The liner notes seem to have a bloated sense of importance- which is typical of many artists/reviewers that haven't moved on from their heyday.
All critism aside, this is an interesting time piece. It's got bluegrass, country, baroque pop, and pyschedelic rock. They knew how to make a decent groove, and the harmonies were pretty cool- decent song writing too.
What this album signifies to me most is not that it's a lost/ignored masterpiece but what could have been if these guys kept at it and had more support. There are some fairly strong songs here, the most obvious being Did You Get The Letter, but just about all of them have some good points to them. The liner notes seem to have a bloated sense of importance- which is typical of many artists/reviewers that haven't moved on from their heyday.
All critism aside, this is an interesting time piece. It's got bluegrass, country, baroque pop, and pyschedelic rock. They knew how to make a decent groove, and the harmonies were pretty cool- decent song writing too.
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