Elephant Mountain

Good album, probably not a regular listen though

Whole album schizophrenic did not enjoy it

reminds me of Crosby Stills Nash and Young. ok album, but lacks something compelling. first song best song.

Instrumental track "On Sir Francis Drake" was somewhat funky ride. Other than that,this album is not my jam. Cool band name tho !

I feel like this is something y’all won’t like, so naturally it is right up my alley. 3.75

Extremely pleasant throughout. In the grand scheme of things though it feels like a 3

Mjög kósí plata.

There's also a band called Elephant Mountain. Must be something that I don't truly understand. On Sir Francis Drake is another thing I don't understand. Get on the groovy train would be a better song title. Although another band had a song called groovy train, which is much better than this.

It has some decent moments, particularly Darkness, Darkness, but the album feels like a discount Monkees... nothing very melodic, a bit weird 60's pop noodling. Interesting, but nothing really that needs a repeat listen.

The album starts out with a touch of country, rock and psychedelic. Then after the jam session double track 'On Sir Francis Drake' the band moves on to a considerably more mellow mix of songs and instrumental tracks. Stand out tracks for me are 'Smug', 'On Sir Francis Drake', 'Trillium', and 'Sham'.

Didn't love it.

Elephant Mountain is a folk/country rock album by The Youngbloods, released in 1969. This album is said to bridge the gap between psychedelia and country rock, because at the time the former was more popular but the latter was just starting to compete with it. The music was very chill, but didn't have any flashy parts that appealed to me. It's a good album to listen to if you're feeling nostalgic for the 60's rock music.

Rock, folk, jazz

Enjoyed it so much bought it on vinyl.

Folk rock. Late 60's. Psychedelic rock. Fun songs, love some of the harmonies. Mellow but upbeat. Perfect for helping keep things light and happy while working.

Loved thos one so much :) so nice! Beautiful is my favorite right now

Low-key and was better than I expected. Actually, I didn't know what to expect, I was always curious how the Youngbloods sounded and they are mellowed than I thought they'd be, but it has a nice groove to it. An interesting listen, for sure.

Standout track - Darkness, Darkness

Background music with nothing special. Why is this list like 50% folk rock and 50% all other genres? Also that mountain looks nothing like an elephant.

Jkiff trop sa race

It's rural rock 'n roll and I kind of like it. But maybe this is not my jam.

I didn't know of this album - nice discovery, although I don't mind if I never hear it again.

really quite chill psych rock and folk, but leaving very little impression on me. Its pleasant to listen to and has a lot of warm, soothing textures but some of the songwriting here is meandering.

Very good

2.5, 3? fine, but not stunning

8/10 I liked the instrumental tracks a lot

7/10. Fun, folksy, but ultimately forgettable.

Instrumentals are decently entertaining. 7/10

Good, fun 60's pop. Not particularly exciting or ground-breaking, but enjoyable and of good quality.

Man, I was really hopeful looking at this album art. But this just never rose above lounge music to me. It's pleasant, but there's no grab to it. As soon as that lead singer started in on 'Darkness, Darkness' - I don't know what I was expecting, but probably just something a little less thin.

Curious how this one snuck into the top 1,001 as I reckon it's unremarkable, verging on dull. Opener 'Darkness, Darkness' is by far the best cut on this joint but even that is ruined by the 'trippy' production - see Robert Plant for a superior version. A couple of nice modal, folksy riffs can't make up for a whole bunch of blah.

I was kind of hoping for something more folky here, but this seems more like your grandpa's favorite jam band. Maybe this stuff works better live and with the benefit of drugs, but the closest I've come to seeing a jam band live was the last time I saw Primus a few years ago and they felt compelled to make every one of their classic songs an extra 8-10 minutes long, and simultaneously infinitely worse because of it. So I'm gonna have to pass on these young, bloods.

Thus was a pretty decent album. Some really fine playing throughout and some pretty fine songwriting as well. Nothing particularly groundbreaking or unique, just some good folk rock 60s style. 3.5

nice songs

4 stars would listen to it again

Unoffensive and uninteresting. Decent enough for background listening when your focus is elsewhere, but really it's nothing more special than that.

What a fun surprise! Enjoyed it!

Más o menos

Not that into it. This kind of earnest sameness blends into the background for me.

I like the general sound of this album but somehow nothing ever seems to stick even after repeated listens. It loses its momentum whenever they wander into a looser instrumental jam section. Cute album cover though.

Competent folk-rock, but just sort of there for me. It's nice though.

È brutto? No. Avrei potuto sopravvivere senza ascoltarlo? Molto probabilmente.

Quite a nice album, no brilliant songs, but nothing harsh or unpleasant either. Happy to have on as background music.

allright a bit boring

Pretty enjoyable, with two great songs. I do not know why it is a must-listen-to, but I liked it.

kannte ich nicht, hat mir ganz gut gefallen aber es war nicht sehr einprägsam

Ned so meins. Ganz nette orgelsoli sonst bissl egal

I did like the music and vocals grew on me after a couple of songs. I need to listen to this again, but I feel like it builds energy and gets better as it goes on. Solid 3

Okay, I think I get this. At first I thought "we JUST heard a late 60s folk/rock band!" Yeah, I vibed a little bit. Def better than the Incredible String Band.

Pretty bland really. Ran it in the background a few times over the weekend and nothing grabbed me. Not offensive, not remarkable.

nothing was good or bad it was alright overall. completely average.

There is/was absolutely more to this than meets the eye. ...or...ear. I did not think I'd like this at all...some notes of country rock which prejudiced me before I heard it but it was way more complex musically than calling it country rock (which i don't like). Some really advanced progressions and diversions that are unpredictable. I kind of had a tough time rating this though.... it's never going to be a favourite but there is some deep musicianship and songwriting here that probably will make me put this on again - definitely lacking a killer track or two which is likely what makes me give it a strong 3 rather than a 4. (Also...I am curious as to why this is on the list? The band was a one hit wonder in US, but the hit isn't even on this album.) 7/10 3 stars - Interesting to be sure and may eventually rate higher.

Comienza muy bien el disco y luego es una mezcolanza de... géneros? Si el propósito de la psicodelia es hacer cosas inconexas, este disco lo logra muy bien. Hasta la instrumental On Sir Francis Drake todo parece tener sentido y viene Sunlight que parece más de a-go-go, adulto contemporáneo que folk o psicodelia. Pieza instrumental, otra canción bonita reafirmante con metales que suena más a funk de los setentas, otro pedacito instrumental, otra canción reafirmante, otra instrumental, ¡Quicksand!, otra instrumental, Sham suena bien pero quién sabe qué dice porque para estas alturas me perdieron hace buen rato. En general aburrido. Songs: Darkness, Darkness; Quicksand

Entre la portada, la época del disco y el nombre de la banda, la neta esperaba más de esa onda de Crosby Stills Nash Young et. al. pero no, nada de eso. Me latió bastante el sonido como de predecesor del rock setentero, con algo como de Alabama como en Sunlight y Double Sunlight, los metales en Quicksand y las guitarras acusticas y pianos en general.

I think I like the band name more than the music. It's pretty average 60's rock. Nothing remarkable, but it's got some decent little jams here and there.

Pretty good.

This album is really interesting, with neat instrumentals that are sort of reminiscent of the Grateful Dead but if those guys did way more coke. 6/10.

Ok, interesting. This album varies considerably from track to track.

nista posebno, 3

good. solid 4 stars less folky more 60s rock

Rock suave, sureño, sesentero

A decent album. Just some solid folk rock. Added a few songs to my playlist from it.

Black Mountain Breakdown 👌 Seems like folk is pretty timeless accidentally listened to the whole thing twice

Somewhat jazzy. I like it and it's not necessarily what I expected when compared to their biggest hit.

Jesse Colin Young's first band, pretty good stuff, was not familiar.

How have I not heard this before?

Rock psicodélico sesentero. Está bien, pero no llega al vinilo.

Agradable. Folk rock, psychedelic rock del 69. 4.

Pretty good. Never heard it before. 2/5

Nice listening, although I don’t see myself coming back to this.

not bad

Delightful folk rock. So close to a 5 but it’ll have to be a 4

pretty good

Красивая обложка, отличная музыка, одна сохраненная песня. Подводит качество звучания.(

What a great album! Weirdly, no one track stood out, bit the bright, free feeling of the whole thing made it zip by in a pleasing mix of crunchy guitar and bouncy organ. Nothing outstayed it's welcome. It was all very fun and joyous! An underrated gem.

Enjoyable, but I don't remember much about it. Both of these things may have been affected by where my head was at :)

Insanely beautiful

Never heard this one before. It feels like someone tried to distill the sound of 60's rock into a single album. Every song could be on a movie soundtrack to set the period.

Hi: Darkness Darkness, Sham Lo: On Sir Francis Drake, Turn It Over, Black Mountain Breakdown What if the Beatles and Steely Dan were a jam band? This is the vibe I get from The Youngbloods, with a little elevator music/adult contempo. None of it unpleasant, quite inoffensive. No real standout tracks, a few that I actively disliked. I'm glad to have heard it, but probably won't be returning.

Someone should have told them that delay effects on the first couple tracks sounds toilet

Good album, but not real stand out songs.

Solid, enjoyable poppy listen. Certainly going in my regular rotation now.

This album is something you could play if your mother in law was coming for dinner. I didn't say it was boring but the music is certainly unobtrusive. This album would also be a good choice if you had a need to play something with a 60s sound that nobody knows. These are clearly not ringing endorsements.

A bit of an obscure pick by the 1001 crew. This didn’t sell much or get good reviews. That said the sound is different and hard to categorize, sometimes jazzy or folky or country. A handful of songs start beautifully, like Darkness Darkness, but sound more like run of the mill late 60s rock as they build. Jesse Colin Young is a good singer and listenable for a full album. The electric piano diversions are interesting.

I’m only familiar with their Woodstock era hit All together, so this record was a pleasant surprise for me. It’s really well written and performed, especially the drumming. I especially like the musical numbers that flit from psychedelic folk to prog to jazz such as Francis Drake and Trillium. I think if I was exposed more to this back in 1969 I would have really dug it man.

how have i never heard of them before! they are just my kind of music

But of a weird one this - not a commercial or critical success either in 1969 or subsequently so not sure who would authorise it's admittance! No big hits a la Buffalo Springfield or Little Feat. Very basic Byrds, bang average.

Five stars loaded in the nerf gun, ready to fire at will. We're overdue for a 1001 miracle. Who are these guys. The name suggests an underground classic. It's 1969. Great band name. It's all almost there. Some of the songs were perfect. Loved the jazzier business. Love anything in 6/8 time. Some Love. Some Canned Heat. Some Fairport Convention. Some of it fell flat, but a nice surprise from 1001. A-

Cool cover—nice fidelity—good vibes—dug the jams—good for road trips—nothing stood out.

Played my vinyl copy over the weekend and I really dug the laid back jazzy vibe. The folky 'Darkness, Darkness' is the standout track, but there's plenty of other highlights like 'Smug' (spitting image of classic Byrds), 'Sunlight', 'Quicksand' and the closing 'Ride the Wind'. It's generally low key, perfect for a chilled Sunday evening.

A medio camino entre el Country y el Jazz. Me han gustado las más conocidas "Darkness, darkness" y "Sunlight". Otras instrumentales suenan bien, como "Trillium" pero tampoco es un disco que digas que te cambia la vida.

-"Darkness, Darkness" has an awesome distorted guitar sound -It gets kinda slow across the middle of the record -"If the world was peanut butter, we'd be sticking by each other" is a stunning lyrics from "Don't Let The Rain Bring You Down" -Cool sax and drummery in "Quicksand" -Great guitar and drum jamming in "Sham." It might be my favorite track from the album -Definitely some great moments, but needs more oomph or consistency to get to 5 stars

3/5 eventually it didn't make the cut

Nice one!

Feels like a precursor of what was to come in the '70s which given the release date isn't a surprise, I found it pleasant to listen to and fairly inoffensive

Too much of an elevator music.

Never heard this before. Enjoyable late 60s vibe with a couple of gems

If I was in the que for a beer on a sunny day, some where next to the water. I'd here this tap my foot and smile, I'd take the drinks back to the table and say to my wife. "Nice music" she'd ask if I wanted to buy the CD which the band had displayed for a fiver. "Nah" I'd say and we'd never discuss them again.

Nothing wrong with this but equally nothing great either. The very definition of three stars

If I were in my 70's this would've been my era, and I would be listening to their record regularly. But I'm not.

I hadn't heard of this. No immediate standout tracks, but overall I enjoyed it on in the background. Pleasant album.

Nice mid album break

Added!

lekker atmosfeertje goeie vocals

Arranco bastante bien, el pimer y segundo tema, pero despues se puso muy yazzero y algo divagante. Me sorprendió el estilo, esperaba algo mas folk. Los temas estan bien arrglados. Darkness, Darkness y Quicksands

Pretty good, but not quite my cup of joe

This was ok to, glad i had a listen.

Some decent folk rock here - and some limp folk rock as well. Inconsistent - seems like a good track / bad track album with some dreary attempts at goofy humour a real strain on the ear (Don’t Let The Rain Get You Down) but some nice highlights with the opener Darkness, Darkness and the closer Ride the Wind.

This was delightfully jolly. A surprise that it was as early as 1969....would go 4.5 stars if the scale went there

I would listen to this again in a heartbeat, and it is getting saved in my library. Not every song is a masterpiece, but that's okay. I also started to get the vibe that some tracks sound like they could have been made yesterday, which is GREAT. I know this isn't everyone's cup of tea, but it sure is mine!

The opening track promised so much, the rest of the album delivered so little. Impressed by their ability and range as musicians but I won’t be revisiting

I enjoyed this more than most 60's albums on this list. Not saying much as I can't stretch to more than a 3. Satisfactory.

Dreamy 60/70s rock, didn't really go anywhere

From the lyrics to the music, how it plays with rock, and tries different sounds. I liked it.

25th October 2021 Listened on the living room speaker while working, quiet day. Started fight club work out. I really enjoyed this - combination of folk and Hill Country blues. Right up my alley.

Sweet and mellow

Started out strong but left me wanting after the A side. I’d listen again, but my expectations are a lot lower now.

Fairly non event and a-phenomenal. Nut it out over how it made the list. Not awful

Very late sixties/hippy indulgence. Not terrible, just not what grabs me. Main grip was they can't really decide what kind of style they are and sound enough like other bands of their era that I would rather delve deeper into those artists.

Boring as hell. Essential my ass. 3-4/10

File under 60s rock

A pleasant enough album that feels very transitionary. You can hear late stage Beatles here as well as mid stage Zeppelin. Pseudo Psychadelic and Pseudo Folky.

Bit of a curate’s egg this one. Like the country/bluegrass/blues. Could live without the light jazz/soul.

Really enjoyed the album. I'd call it classic Indie folk (if that's a thing).

A weird blending of genres throughout, with some folk-rock, psychedelia, and a few jammy instrumentals throughout. A little all over the map for my tastes, but by no means bad.

3.5

This was a cool ass album, need to check it out some more, prob a 3 but ill be generous

I hadn’t heard this album before, and I quite enjoyed it.

Elephant Mountain sounds way ahead of it's time, and some tracks have aged impressively. Darkness, Darkness is exactly the type of psychedelic rock that I appreciate (sharp guitars, no duck sounds), and Sunlight is delightfully mellow. The rest is decent, not worth puting on many more times than once.

3.7 - A fusion of genres that feels airy and unforced. Sunny California folk country that sounds like a blend of the Doors, Byrds and Van Morrison. Some excellent electric piano work on here as well.

This was pretty good. I wasn’t familiar with the Youngbloods other than their one big hit song. Surprised they didn’t have more success. Some of this is a bit mellow and sounds a bit dated, but overall a solid effort. 3 stars.

another unexpected gem!

Nope

I’ve never heard of The Youngbloods. And seeing as their Top 8 songs is the same Get Together I doubt I would of stumbled across them. This album is fun, some of the songs trail off to become all over the place. Darkness Darkness is my favourite.

doesn't feel special in any way, I don't know.

The beginning was a bit meh, but the end was much better.

Not for me this one

I sometimes like this genre -- which I guess I'd call American folk-rock, or something like that, maybe almost "jam band" but not quite to my ear -- and this album isn't bad; it just didn't really bring me fully in. It has some moments I liked, such as the jams in "Beautiful" and "Trillium."

Loved it. Great relaxing music

The sound is fantastic from the get go. Loved all the songs, very folksy. In the same breath, it sounds old and contemporary, it's just an excellent album.

An oft-forgotten jazzy psychedelic country album? Oh yes. Yes PLEASE.

Sublimely lowkey. Great background, great foreground. Sounds unique and yet matches its contemporaries. I love the folk, psychedelic, and Bluesy vibes going on here.

A lot of variety in the songs. 0RS

Easy and quick album to get through - also has a ton of Beatles influence but obviously not as good. Somewhat forgettable. 5/10.

Simple, cozy little folk songs with the band. You can tell there was some cross-influence with The Doors here, what with the jazzy drums and electric organ freestyle. Nothing too crazy, just nice songs played well.

fine

An interesting mix of influences leads to an LP with a surprise around every corner. Though the instrumentals shuffle on well past their end-by date, each track still blossoms with its own unique sense of adventure.

1st Listen. Mostly liked it.

Folk, Country rock envolvente.

I like this … not listened to them before …. Great opening track … nice bass … Big Tim Buckley fan

Very trippy, jazzy, cool! Started with kind of a dark hippy Darkness Darkness (later covered by Robert Plant), got into loose jazzy improv-feeling Francis Drake…Beautiful is 60s bluesy Janis Joplin-esque (or JC superstar)

amazing underrated

This is a weird little album, but good to sit around a fire to. Some of the tracks are great (Darkness, Darkness and Trillium) and others are just weird. In a not sexy way, haha.

Darkness Darkness-Already impressed by the fiddle (?) ish start. The lyrics are so...dark. heh. liking that riff with the main vocals. i really should learn proper music terms lmao. Smug-has a country like melody to it so far. Damn that was so short! On Sir Francis Drake-its an instrumental piece? sounds not bad. and whoops two songs went by without me noticing. Beautiful-chill feel good piece. Rain song- lmao relistening to the album. i like it better than yesterdays bc rock still doesnt jive with me much. this ones like a mix of different genres altogether, jazz, some rock, swing? country, idk. nice tunes regardless. very alternative i think? oh lmao wiki says its folk rock/country rock/psychidelica? sounds about right actually. not bad. maybe this rock i can jive with.

cool

i find this stuff so boring

I can't even tell what genra this is, but I know it's dull

nice nice

5/5 - Like some of this older folk music: it's good for what it is, but not my cup of tea.

Ok - nothing mind blowing. Will not be purchasing.

Easy listening

A bit southern, some Beatles-like sounds, and a few things all over the map. Interesting enough for another listen through.

Not really my box of chocolates.

Overall pretty good 3.5

One of the many 1960s albums on the list that does not leave a strong impression on me. It's fine, not good or great.

Decent folky rock from the 60s. Loved the opener. The rest was fine.

Nice and chili folk rock. I specially liked the track 'on sir Francis drake'. A mellow instrumental whit jazz and psychedelic influences.

Pleasantly surprised by this record. More 3.5 than 4. Still good though.

From the psychedelia of “Darkness Darkness” to the gentle, soulful “Quicksand,” this shows Jesse Colin Young at his songwriting best. (His later solo work would flutter away into lightweight fluff.) Elephant Mountain would be an outstanding mix of the Youngbloods’ blend of experimental rock and jugband folk if it weren’t for the pointless (and pointlessly long) blues-based instrumental jam “On Sir Francis Drake.” Clearly, the drugs had taken hold when they decided to plop this bore into the sweet space between the jangly “Smug” and the gorgeous “Sunlight.” Sigh.

Je détiens crisdusseld

I'd never heard of this album, or the band until now, but I'm glad I found out about them. The music is just so good! I can't believe how good this album has been, from start to finish!

Nije mi se baš svideo album. NIje mi prijao i ijedna pesmi se nije izdovjila kao posebna.

very chill

The band and the music are new to me. Some of the music remined me of Van Morrison. I could tell that the album comes from the late 60s, but I'm not quite sure how to categorize the music. "Trillium" and "On Sir Francis Drake" caught my attention, and are potential repeats. I enjoyed listening to something new. I would be curious to hear additional tracks from the band, but I don't imagine returning to this album for a second listen any time soon.

Sounded like a little bit of Janis Joplin

Folksy, smooth, snappy, and hoppy

mellow and chill, but forgettable.

Actually quite enjoyed this

Yet another I've never heard of that is incredibly impressive. I don't get all the hullabaloo around the 70s when the 60s seem to have stuff like this

Decent album, with good difference 3/5

War mir bisher gar kein Begriff l, aber schönes Album und gut zum durchhören

Je ne me souviens déjà plus de ce que j'ai écouté

Ziemlich gut und ziemlich zeitlos

Darkness Darkness is the only decent track

Love Jessie Ollons Young's voice. 2 1/2

Solid tunes on this one, a little blues-y guitar and folk elements that work really well. "Darkness, Darkness" is a great track, and enjoyed it overall.

At the cusp of psychedelic and country rock lies Elephant Mountain. It feels like a curio the straddles the line between Woodstock and the disillusioned singer-songwriter diaspora that would arise in its wake. Favourite song: Darkness, Darkness

Fine. Never heard of it. Some nice bits. Would not say it's one of the greatest albums of all time though!

I liked this. Darker Darker is a very solid song. As is Sir Frances Drake. I will revisit this album and possibly some of their earlier work

I liked the general feel of this album, it veered between Doors-style instrumental jamming to CSN/America folk rock to a more straightforward folk/roots vibe. Overall not much jumped out as much as the lead track, though "Sunlight" is a nice listen.

Fine. I dont really remember it?

Very fun for background music, but can't say I paid much more attention to it than that. Not sure if that says more about the album or my mindset these past couple days, but a 3 feels fair

Saved Prior: None Off Rip: Darkness, Darkness; Smug; Quicksand; Ride the Wind Cutting Edge: None Overall Notes: The most inconsequential, random album on this list to date. I can only assume that it was added to give them an easy and uncontroversial album to take off when they have to add new albums when they release an updated version. It's not bad, in fact some of these songs are pretty good. It's just not must-hear.

I liked this a lot. Perfect vibes for a Monday morning. Chill, but upbeat.

much better than expected.

I enjoyed Smug and Don't let the rain bring you down but I lost interest in between. Tinny lead guitar sound was off putting in places too. I would've enjoyed darkness darkness more if the guitar was lower in the mix and not drowning out the vocals. Also some odd choice of vocal delay on that track. Not awful but as a whole it was just OK rather than good 2*

Enjoyable, bit too twee and naff in places but good overall

Was okay. Mostly boring, but 2 or 3 really good funky songs.

good one 7.

a bit of a blur, but I vaguely recall this as pleasant and old school. need to listen again

Nooit gehoord van deze vast inmiddels niet meer zulke Jongebloedjes, maar dat maakt hun muziek niet minder goed; behoorlijk vermakelijke nummers!

Mja, dit ging toch een beetje aan me voorbij.

Niet heel speciaal maar ook zeker niet vervelend.

Nog nooit iets van gehoord en aangenaam verrast. Ik hoorde er van alles in: Nick Drake, The Beatles, Aaron Neville etc.

This was a good record. Not my favorite, but I didn’t dislike it. Probably wouldn’t listen again, but I can see the influence it has on a lot of artists of that time.

Enjoyed it end to end... the first ~30 seconds were awesome, then from there I liked the bluesy parts, instrumentals, even the little slide whistle and the elevator music opening on the last track. Close to a 5 for me but I just didn’t hear the homerun song

The little musical interludes were kind of fun breaks to actual tracks and I think set the album up well. I enjoyed the sorta lighthearted vibe, and the sound from these older albums just sounds good, so I really enjoyed it without knowing how to describe it. The Francis Drake one that was long and purely instrumental also caused me to dive into his Wikipedia page, so I’ll add an extra star for the potential LearnedLeague help.

FT: Don't let the rain get you down

3/5

This is exactly what I was in the mood for. Solid album

Good folk music—fiddling, acoustic guitar, EYC. Sometimes reminiscent of Irish folk music

5

average

Very nice surprise!

I appreciate that it was groovy and short but I didn't think too much of it. I think Elephant Mountain should be a location in Breath of the Wild 2.

This list really loves albums that are old. This is more old music that is not special or unique compared to the other old music and it adds nothing. Just because things are old don’t make them groundbreaking or important. This is best described as decade filler.

Not familiar with this band very much at all. The lead track was quite good and I was very surprised to see they from NYC. Solid

Ha estado buenisima la semana y este no fue la excepción

Couldn't get into it

CLASSIC

I knew the songs but couldn't tell you their name or the band, they are a classic, nice instrumentation and a powerful voice

Un bon album qu’on a aime ecoute marie et moi. 3.5*

I enjoyed this slightly folkier/jazzier version of the Allman Brothers. Some really solid songs as well as some that were just low key and kind of fun. Favorite Tracks: “Darkness, Darkness,” “Smug,” and “Ride the Wind”

I enjoyed just the full on vibe

Eh

pretty cool. OEM 1969 trippiness meets folksy jangly fun

Boring

Decent 60's American rock. Has an early "Ramblin Man" vibe.

Suuuuuper chill and jazzy.

Solid record.

Jammy, folksy, but totally not over the top. Light and fluffy like a merengue (am I good at album reviews???)

Great opening song, and the rest of the album is good vibing music, how have I never heard of this band?!?!?!?!!!

A couple good songs

Super folksy I like it

Ooft. Not the best. I liked that it was a whole bunch of musical styles, but didn’t really like most of those styles.

skön lugn psych

Good stuff

Never heard of this group. But nice to listen to.

Not my type of music

A little too jammy for me

I got really bored.

@@½. Quite easy listening, but a bit boring.

Last track, praise be to God emoji!

nice folk sound - very Neil Young-ish at times

2.7

Great album. Amazing guitar and cool use of a variety of instruments. Definitely listening again

This was a wonderfully produced album with a nice bluegrass sound.

It was fine-- fun; fine.

Lekker album om te luisteren

I didn’t look up anything on this album, just listened. I like the variety of sound.

Fine

Already loving the bluegrass feel as soon as the album starts. Anything that sounds like Outlander is good. Singer sounds like Neil Young. It started like bluegrass but now it's turning into late '60s rock. I do like how every song has a different style, and each one is a pleasant little diddy. (Note after listening) Well that was awesome. The album escalated with each song and ended on a very high note. Will 100% listen again.

Didn't notice it

Surprisingly good

Virkeligt fedt album. En smooth og easy listening plade med en blandet rock/jazz stil. Tæt på 5 stjerner

24h myöhemmin en muista levystä mitään. Ei siis ainakaan ärsyttänyt...

It was nice, pseudo psychedelic album

This is an interesting album. I... I think I liked it? There are certainly no stand-out tracks. Nothing to point to and say, "that was a great song!" but, at the same time, I really enjoyed listening to it as background music. Nothing disagreeable in the album (apart from a brief saxophone solo which was as tasteful as that sort of thing can be). Nothing great either. So strange. Not entirely sure how to rate it so it's getting a middling 3.

Surprised I’d never heard of these guys before, album was decent enough

Monta kuuntelua, aina tuli fiilis, et on pikkukekkulissa lauantaipäivänä auringonpaisteessa

starts good then gets so mediocre

The interludes were my favorite part.

Not bad

Its fine, but I dont think im gonna come back to it, and I question its placement on the list a bit. The opening and closing tracks are pretty great though

good chill tunes, 3 stars

We stan

Folk music is always nice, overall peacefully enjoyable album