Classic psychedelic rock is what
Jefferson Airplane can be described as. Their album Surrealistic
Pillow is their most famous album, and a very iconic album in the
history of rock. It features songs like «Somebody to Love», and of
course the song most people will think of «White Rabbit». Who
hasn't seen the extraordinary performance the band did of this song
at Woodstock in 1969? I'm sure very few remember the performance in
person (either because they weren't born yet, or because they
attended the festival high as nothing else...oh the sixties). BUT,
the beauty of modern technology, is that we can see this clip over
and over again. Have a look here.
Grace Slick was a beauty. I'm sure many
teenagers had her posters on the wall during the 60s and 70s. Her
voice was incredibly cool, she is my favourite female singer all
time. One of my favourite songs are «Somebody to Love»(which I
mentioned earlier). With a little vibrator here and there, she
creates her own sound which you can easily recognise anywhere. I
really enjoy the instrumental aspects of the song too, it has a cool
vibe, and includes some great riffs and solos. Sometimes this resulted
in some messy performances, thoug...
Embryonic Journey is a cool little track,
well worth listening too. Besides from being mellow and nice to listen to, it creates a little break in the album. Plastic Fantastic Lover has Marty Balin on vocals. I must say, this is a perfect ending to the album. It is catchy song, both instrumental and lyrical. And it makes you want to just flip that record over and start from the beginning again (or press play, which ever you prefer).
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