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Surrealistic Pillow 1967 Album

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1. She Has Funny Cars 3m 3s
2. Somebody To Love 2m 54s
3. My Best Friend 2m 59s
4. Today 2m 57s
5. Comin' Back To Me 5m 18s
6. 3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds 3m 39s
7. D.C.B.A. - 25 2m 33s
8. How Do You Feel 3m 26s
9. Embryonic Journey 1m 51s
10. White Rabbit 2m 27s
11. Plastic Fantastic Lover 2m 33s

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Pretty much on the heels of the debut, the Airplane reconfigured itself and recorded what many call their masterpiece album. Not sure about that, but I will say it's a must-listen from a number of perspectives. It's not radically different than its predecessor and oddly enough, authentically feels like a bunch of hippies got together and randomly created a close-to-great pop record. Certainly, Grace Slick and her songs stand out the most, but just about every band member gets a big spotlight in this communal free-for-all. Balin's wonderful ballad "Today" and Jorma Kaukonen's meditative "Embryonic Journey" are my picks, while only the oddly conspiratorial "Plastic Fantastic Lover" left a bad taste in my mouth.
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