Jefferson Airplane – Surrealistic Pillow

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Artist: Jefferson Airplane

Title: Surrealistic Pillow

Year: 1967

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Tracklist

  • 1. She Has Funny Cars (3:08)
  • 2. Somebody to Love (2:54)
  • 3. My Best Friend (2:59)
  • 4. Today (2:57)
  • 5. Comin' Back to Me (5:15)
  • 6. 3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds (3:40)
  • 7. D. C. B. A.-25 (2:35)
  • 8. How Do You Feel (3:28)
  • 9. Embryonic Journey (1:52)
  • 10. White Rabbit (2:30)
  • 11. Plastic Fantastic Lover (2:33)
  • 12. In The Morning (6:20)
  • 13. J. P. P. Mc Step B. Blues (2:36)
  • 14. Go To Her (4:01)
  • 15. Come Back Baby (2:55)
  • 16. Somebody to Love - Mono Single Version (2:58)
  • 17. White Rabbit - Mono Single Version (5:20)

Review

Jefferson Airplane's 'Surrealistic Pillow' is a musical journey that transports listeners straight to the heart of the 1960s counterculture. Released in 1967, this album is a perfect blend of folk rock and psychedelia, with tracks like 'Somebody to Love' and 'White Rabbit' becoming anthems of the era. Grace Slick's powerful vocals, coupled with the band's innovative sound, create a sonic experience that's both captivating and groundbreaking.

The album's production, helmed by Rick Jarrard, adds a layer of depth to the music with its clever use of reverberation effects. This technique enhances the psychedelic vibe of the record, perfectly complementing the surrealistic themes explored in the lyrics. It's not just the music that's a trip - the album cover, with its pink-tinted photo and psychedelic collage, is a visual representation of the sonic adventure within.

'Surrealistic Pillow' did more than just climb the charts; it brought the spirit of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury to the masses. Songs like 'Today' and 'Comin' Back to Me' showcase the band's versatility, ranging from introspective ballads to hard-hitting rock numbers. This album isn't just a collection of great tunes - it's a time capsule of a pivotal moment in music history, capturing the essence of a generation in rebellion. - Ralph

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