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01.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Monterey.mp3 (Size: 151.29 MB) (Files: 23)
01.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Monterey.mp3
01.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Monterey.sfv
02.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Just The Thought.mp3
03.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Closer To The Truth.mp3
04.Eric Burdon & The Animals - No Self Pity.mp3
06.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Sky Pilot.mp3
07.Eric Burdon & The Animals - We Love You Lil.mp3
08.Eric Burdon & The Animals - All Is One.mp3
09.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Sky Pilot, Part 1 (Single Version).mp3
10.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Sky Pilot, Part 2 (Single Version).mp3
11.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Monterey (Single Version).mp3
12.Eric Burdon & The Animals - Anything (Single Version).mp3
13.Eric Burdon & The Animals - It's All Meat (Single Version).mp3
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Artist....: Eric Burden and the Animals
Title.....: the twain shall meet
Rel. Date.: 1968
Type/Genre: Psychedelic rock
Size......: 160
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 320
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Tracks:
01. Monterey
02. Just the Thought
03. Closer to the Truth
04. No Self Pity
05. Orange and Red Beams
06. Sky Pilot - The Animals, Burdon, Eric
07. We Love You Lil
08. All Is One
09. Sky Pilot, Pt. 1
10. Sky Pilot, Pt. 2
11. Monterey
12. Anything
13. It's All Meat
Partly it's the sheer range of its contents -- when Eric Burdon first started recording in 1964, who would ever have thought it would lead to this? The mix of topical songs, surreal antiwar anthems, and diffuse psychedelic mood pieces is extremely ambitious, and while much of the group's reach exceeds its grasp, it's all worth a trip through as a fascinating period piece.
"We Love You Lil" opens with a clever play on the old popular tune "Lili Marlene" that leads to an extended guitar jam and ethereal backing that rather recalls the early work of Focus, among other progressive rock acts.
"All Is One" is probably unique in the history of pop music as a psychedelic piece, mixing bagpipes, sitar, oboes, horns, flutes, and a fairly idiotic lyric, all within the framework of a piece that picks up its tempo like the dance music from Zorba the Greek while mimicking the Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'."
On the more accessible side are "Monterey," a distant precursor to Joni Mitchell's more widely heard post-festival anthem "Woodstock," with some clever musical allusions and a great beat, plus lots of enthusiasm; and the shattering "Sky Pilot," one of the grimmest and most startling antiwar songs of the late '60s, with a killer guitar break by Vic Briggs that's marred only by the sound of the plane crash in the middle
