Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1974
Bryan Ferry
Emneord
Minder om
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
I'm a freak baby 2 : a further journey through the British heavy psych and hard rock underground scene 1968-73
Have I the right? : the complete 60s albums & singles
The Honeycombs
Trouble no more : 50th anniversary collection
The Allman Brothers Band
Nightfall
Little Big Town
The Bowie years
Iggy Pop
All things must pass
George Harrison
Riding with the king
B. B. King
Other worlds
Taken by Trees
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Record collector
502 (2020 February)
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Jon Harrington
502 (2020 February)
"Unlike The Animals' R&B hits for Columbia and Decca, which are considered bona fide classics, Eric Burdon's reconfigured band's MGM recordings are undervalued, their worth hidden beneath his over-enthusiastic proselytisingfor LSD and all things late 60s countercultural. The mix of psych blues, social commentary, spoken word and wigged-out acid rock might be ostentatious but it's also his most ambitious, groundbreaking music and deserves reappraisal".
The Arts Desk
d. 1. mar. 2020
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Kieron Tyler
d. 1. mar. 2020
"Burdon had a new version of The Animals - credited as Eric Burdon & The Animals - which released four fantastic, blown-mind albums. They are collected by the new 5-disc box set When I Was Young: The MGM Recordings 1967-1968. Winds of Change is teamed with The Twain Shall Meet (released May 1968), Every One of Us (August 1968) and Love Is (December 1968). The stereo and mono versions of Winds of Change appear, along with non-album alternate versions from singles and 45-only tracks. All four albums are sincere missives. Each is an unmediated expression of where Burdon was at and essential to any understanding of British psychedelia. Each is also a great listen, although Love Is was a bit flabby as it was a double album".
Mojo
2020 April
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Lois Wilson
2020 April
"During 1967 and '68, Eric Burdon with his reconfigured Animals soundtracked the hippy experience he was living in California. Over four albums, one of them a double, and a slew of singles, he proselytised LSD, the counterculture and the politics of the time ... By 1969 ... his psychedelic Animals dismissed. Here's proof they shouldn't be".