This is a good psychedelic rock album with lots of organ and hard rock leanings. It took me several times, many times, to put it get along in ears. Yes, “Traveler’s Tale” grew in me. And I got some impressions of early Journey, The Doors and Still Life. Though, not all songs are good, but many are considered worthy enough to challenge others US psych rock warriors. Still, I don’t know where they came from or who they are, but this album is a solid contender for The Doors’ or Jefferson Airplane.
The feel of LA psych rock celebs rounds on “New Crusader”, a drooling organ melody from start to finish, some parts reminds me of The Doors. Other good tracks are: “Street Without A Name”, “Midnight Fever” and the best of the album is prog rock “Across the Land of Ligh”. The album comprises 9 tracks in 44 minutes.
This is a good psychedelic rock album with lots of organ and hard rock leanings. It took me several times, many times, to put it get along in ears. Yes, “Traveler’s Tale” grew in me. And I got some impressions of early Journey, The Doors and Still Life. Though, not all songs are good, but many are considered worthy enough to challenge others US psych rock warriors. Still, I don’t know where they came from or who they are, but this album is a solid contender for The Doors’ or Jefferson Airplane.
ResponderBorrarThe feel of LA psych rock celebs rounds on “New Crusader”, a drooling organ melody from start to finish, some parts reminds me of The Doors. Other good tracks are: “Street Without A Name”, “Midnight Fever” and the best of the album is prog rock “Across the Land of Ligh”. The album comprises 9 tracks in 44 minutes.
More good stuff! Thanks once again!
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Please re-up this
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