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WOOOOO! ⚡️✨❤️🎸🤘⚡️

Весь альбом настолько крут, что переполняет эмоциями любого к нему прикоснувшегося!

Stay positive and the world will be a good place.

So 1970 rediscovered it 2016 blew my mind the beauty of the sound but the spirit of escape. Or maybe the beauty of escape

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Go out & look at the stars tonight, or the rain & clouds! ❤

The best bit is people still don't get that we mean it Just let go, The planet grew you, LAST ! so you don't have to do anything to exist Only Slavers make you an individaul with targets and measurements

a close friend of mine ..beat me to it ..died first . inconsiderate basket....he always said he wanted this played at his funeral....it was beautiful for me....raised a few eyebrows mind ... lol

Ollie Halsall is pretty impressive while trading 2 bar solos with Andy here. Great video

Fantazie

This album was created during the weeks or hourd half Jefferson Airplane, with Crosby & Nash, and Jerry García from the Grateful Dead, did meet to jam. They we're all in the same trance. You can find all PERRO recordings if you search here in KZbin. The músic they created together Is cósmic. There are hours of músic from the PERRO sessions

Such an incredible band. Jorma's solo is incredible and Jack's bass is such a force. I am so blessed to have seen them live - between the Airplane and Hot Tuna sets it was a 5 hour show.

PLEASE TO MEET YOU!!

Wonder when those and the Madcap‘s songs were written.

.. masters ..!! 💯

Jim Gordon on drums

Saw them blow the Doobie Brothers off stage with this - Rainbow 1974.

At mcleary Yes I agree with you totally I bought this album the day it came out and have loved it ever since Which is almost 55 years now I like this album better than all the Jefferson airplane Album albums except for perhaps surrealistic pillow But still I place that second to blows against the empire great album2 trippy for most people Because most people Are unconscious And unaware And sleepwalking through life This over over there head Ha ha ha

I convinced my Father in to creating a batch of pure L 25. And it was better than Bears. He was an attorney as well as a great chemist . He only made a gram but that was enough for a whole bunch of hits .We then got a shot glass and a big piece of photographic blotter paper and some overproof Jamaican rum and blotted out the hits with some blue dye, they were huge and we all had a hell of a time in Central Park at the old bandshell where everyone played frisbee and listened to Blows against the Empire and American Beauty with a little Volunteers thrown in for good measure. Anybody out there remember those days? People still talk about the experience of those huge blue blots. And it was not little sheets of Mr. Natural. I remember dimensions of hallucinations like when you look into a mirror with a mirror behind it. Wow, those where the days of true education . And the soundtrack still plays on.

I heard this song on an underground radio station back then. I rediscovered it on tube when it came to mind somehow wow❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

Bloomer Blues Power!

WOW that's amazing 💚 Version

egg snatchers Lol

Fantastic performance! Perfectly orchestrated, infectiously sung, and irresistibly catchy performance by the man who might be my favorite musician of all time. He starts off with the song, all upbeat and jumping, then slowing down at 6:08, then stopping the performance at 9:19 to hit those thunderous Eb2's, even descending a semitone to D2 at 9:24 (the lowest note Ray has sang on record), then eventually ascending to the fifth octave at 9:45 and up until the end making the most caffeinated sound I've ever heard someone make.

I was at this recording session with Dave and Harvey. Took place In the early morning hours at a very nice studio in Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood. Judy Roberts and RustyJones recorded on this session (different tracks) as well.

Bianca, Eddie and Frank unleash some extreme beauty on the world in this track. Actually the entire band is cooking! One of the very best versions, too. Thanks for sharing.

Shame on Apple Music for not having this version

Rod Stewart Your voice is the onliest in the universe in her fragility purity and rawness in the concert with The Faces ones your hymn which had to be born exactly for this overwhelming wonderful flying flying flying song Your first Solo - LP: 'Every picture tells a story' Rod is also made with great passion!*

Phil Lesh… RIP

Congrats flower chilldren! You had the best music!❤ Wish I was there

saw them at eagels auditorum 1967

Colosseum live in my opinion is one of the top 5 live performances! I love the vocals & instrumentals! There studio stuff never compares to their live performance in this colosseum live 1971 in LA.. it’s a total a- kicker recording ! I love the hell out of it & it never gets old !!

A favourite take of a favourite song reaching hearts of gals from near time i came into adulthood.. its one of the rockiest versions heard thus far.. as it enters i can hear the entire forest_

Carlos Santana brought me here

Saw J.A in 1968 absolutely out of this world🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄😎

No idea , sounds good.

Party music in the '70's, with drugs. ??

ty you guys as commenters, for reminding me all about 1970 again, when i was 14 in Ca. It was a unique time.

I don't know why but after many decades the band popped into my head, very weird! I had a sampler album with tone of their songs and it included the most amazing violin solo which has stayed in my mind but the name long forgotten

5:25 16 by Dean and lean

A neil masterpiece

Grew up at Winterland and the Fillmore. Quicksilver always a favorite.

"Can you believe in no more war?"

Slicks voice

Magistral ! 💯✌

Neal Schon is the most melodic electric guitarist on the planet's history!!!

If I remember correctly, this album was made with very little money, on a shoestring, you might say. It was also, I think, the first science fiction rock album, mixing ideas from Heinlein with hippie acid culture. Heinlein probably hated it if he heard it, though🙂

A journey down memory lane ... those were the days

The original Fleetwood Mac Peter Green was their lead guitar player I saw them at the Sports Arena 1969 Atlanta, Georgia, before Peter left the band and their was no more Fleetwood Mac..I went into the Army 1970 Vietnam-War-Crew-Chief-Huey-Cobra-Assault-Chopper and of course the front-lines and your welcome, "FREEDOM". ...