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Track Listings
| 1. Winds of Change |
| 2. Poem By the Sea |
| 3. Paint It Black |
| 4. The Black Plague |
| 5. Yes I'm Experienced |
| 6. San Franciscan Nights |
| 7. Man - Woman |
| 8. Hotel Hell |
| 9. Good Times |
| 10. Anything |
| 11. It's All Meat |
| 12. Good Times (Single Mix) |
| 13. Ain't That So |
| 14. San Franciscan Nights (Single Mix) |
| 15. Gratefully Dead |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Eric burdon must be the most underated artist of the sixties. Great sound effects together with a harsher lyrical world view than his contempories make a satifying listen whatever the mood. Songs vary frm out and outand out trippy ( "winds of change" + "poem by the sea") to adventurous covers ( "Paint it black" - a cover that actually builds on and I think improves on the original ) to gritty psch blues ( like "its all meat" and "man-woman"). The album even has space for the the classic "San Franscico Nights" , for me the most evocative of all hymns to the counterculture of the sixties.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By F.H
Format:Audio CD
One of the greatest album of that period.
Think nobody noticed it...
San Franciscan nights was heard a bit on the radio.
But unfortunally no other one was.
A great group, great singing and great lyrics.
A must for anyone who loved the 60'.
Think nobody noticed it...
San Franciscan nights was heard a bit on the radio.
But unfortunally no other one was.
A great group, great singing and great lyrics.
A must for anyone who loved the 60'.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By John Le Bas
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I first had this album when it came out and its great to hear it again - Eric Burden is brilliant!
Format:Audio CD
the animals left behind the blues rock greatness to become psych rockers and this one lays down some great tracks. It has the hit single 'san fransico nights' on it too. Their is much expirementation on this one with powerful lyrics and late sixties type of acid rock mixed with other styles. It's another classic from this classic band.
By AlanF
Format:Audio CD
I bought the LP years ago - great music, Burden at his best - brillient rendition of "Paint it Black". Buy it now while it is still around.
7 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It's the first album (released 1967) from "Eric Burdon and the New Animals". I can recommend it and you should buy it and also the album "The Twain Shall Meet". The alum is British and psycodelic, but not as naïve as the American hippies. It lasts for over 44 minutes and each minute is the best. It catches you right from the beginning. There are sitars, string instruments and sound effects. The New Animals covered "Paint It Black" from the Rolling Stones and it's very good. "The Black Plague" reminds on "hurt" from Johnny Cash. "Yes I Am Experienced" reminds on the Jimmy Hendrix Experience. It's All Meat is a beat song but with "fffuufff" effects. Most songs seem a bit sad. On Man - Woman are many percussions and Eric Burdon shouts the refrain. On Hotel Hell are wind instruments.
All in all it's psycodelic.
All in all it's psycodelic.
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