Love this song!!

🤭💘😘

This isn't Love. This is funk. I like it but where are the acoustic and electric guitars? Strings even brass?Fans must've freaked

Side one "Misty Eyes" - 3:51 "In the Night" - 3:43 "Alchemy" - 3:50 "Woman's Ways" - 3:14 "Number Nine" - 2:51 Side two "Should Have Known Better" (Vinny DeNunzio, Lloyd) - 2:52 "Blue and Grey" - 3:35 "Summer Rain" - 3:17 "Pretend" (DeNunzio, Lloyd, James Mastro, Fred Smith) - 4:11 "Dying Words" - 4:20

strong album- awful cover

Absolutely top shelf stuff. Thank you!

First time to hear. I was impressed.

Keep on rollin'... I kept looking for Forever Changes 2, but there were always glimpses of greatness.

Blue & Grey is a great tune, first time hearing it, thanks!

I think Marshall Crenshaw heard this more than a few times

It's a fantastic album, but in some songs the mixing is not the professional it should have been be to be considered a masterpiece .The voice was recorded very low volume in two or three songs. Perhaps that's the reason why it's not considered as a total highlight, as it should be. Some solos are incredibly good, and I really like the bass lines of fred smith, as in television songs...

This is a great album! My favourite song is Misty eyes! 💜🖤💜

Wonderful song!

SHENMUE BETRAYED US!!!

Bought this album in '79 at the Electric Fetus in MNPLS. It was played at every party I had. Title track is still on my play list.

I've asked several people this question, but I never got any real answer--did any of Pete's 1964-66 recordings get any airplay? I know they weren't played in New York, where I lived, but who's to say that one or two of these records were minor hits in Columbus, Ohio, or someplace else?

This is great

I'm embarrassed to admit I'm just hearing this for the first time now. Marquee Moon is one of my fave LPs. Wish I'd have listened to this earlier. Wonderful guitar (of course) but I love the song writing and the vocals to boot. I'm passing this one along to a bunch of friends. Now I need to grab a copy of this LP!

Andy White was brought in to play drums on this. The Producer felt that the Pete Best Combo drummer was not professional enough.

Álbum muito bom.Ouvindo-o pela primeira vez e gostei demais

Won't ever replace Da Capo as Love's best album by far....

even more guitar-noodling and 46-minute drum solos...know when to quit...

Richard Lloyd (25 de octubre de 1951, Pittsburgh, Pensilvania) es un músico estadounidense, conocido por formar parte del grupo neoyorquino Television, en el que fue guitarrista. Lloyd se unió al grupo en 1973, y formó parte esencial del sonido del mismo por su interacción con el otro guitarrista del grupo, Tom Verlaine. La banda editó dos álbumes, Marquee Moon (1977) y Adventure (1978), antes de separarse en 1979. El grupo se volvió a juntar en 1992 para grabar Television. Tras la primera separación de Televisión, Lloyd editó un álbum solista titulado Alchemy. Lloyd editaría otro álbum solista en 1985, Field of Fire, tras el cual no editó ningún trabajo (a excepción de un álbum en vivo titulado Real Time, de 1987) hasta el año 2001, en el que editó Cover Doesn't Matter. The Radiant Monkey le siguió seis años después. Lloyd también ha trabajado con artistas como Matthew Sweet, John Doe (del grupo X) y Stephan Eicher, y ha sido profesor de guitarra. Actualmente, Lloyd toca con su excompañero de Televisión Bily Ficca (en batería) y con el bajista Keith Harshtel bajo el nombre de Richard Lloyd and the SufiMonkey Trio. Actualmente está trabajando en un álbum de covers de Jimi Hendrix que será titulado The Jamie Neverts Story.

...you can hear some hendrix, lotsa great r&b rock....this albert lee was amazin

Very good song & drumming, Pete!

A great album. Very surprised by it after my first hearing in 1974 , very far from the Elektra's great...or Vindicator. But the magic of Arthur quickly hooked and convinced me .He could have a fantastic return with this one if only he did not decide to self sabotage his career, once more. But Arthur remained Arthur ...and is immortal , at the end of the day.

His style was to be quirky , and not take himself that seriously . Thats why his 1970's work seems like a shrug of the shoulders .

Too bad this much cleaner (soundboard?) version didn't make it to "Final V.U.."

I'm SOOO Happy to find this posted, I was a HUGE FAN back in the day of PIX-102 (during the New Wave era *Elvis To Elvis*) and remember hearing: Richard Lloyd - Alchemy first on that station, believe it was Meg Griffen who played it, and fell in love with the song, so it's nice to finally hear the full album from which the song comes from, and enjoy more of Richard Lloyd's music!

Great..bought new. Still sound super

Thank you Chemical Brothers for bringing me here

Still got this on tape since 1995!

Thank you for the upload

Just got this album as a FREE throw-in for buying 3 Tom Verlaine LP's for just $25 on eBay. Sweet deal, sweet vinyl LP.!!

best album Cynico para mi gusto!!!!!

still feeling blue and grey....40 years later.....

Used to be you did a cover to add something new to the original, to improve upon. He succeeds...

I love this one it's raw and powerful. This cd has some really good songs on it.

Combo bands

The Lyres do this on their On Fyre 1984.

Love this-Release Date?

So. Good.

SO GOOD IT'S VERGING ON TAKING THE PISS. WHAT A BAND!

So, the Bugaloos cut real records! Joy was just awesome! I had a bad boy crush on her... I was maybe 10-12.

LOVE it Really Real

Totales Hammer-Album! Zufällig in 'ner preisreduzierten Krabbelkiste gefunden. Zuhause gingen mir dann die Augen über...

Trash bitch

Takes me back to a much happier time.

William DeVaughn "Be thankful for what got" is the standout tune to me. Sounds so Curtis Mayfield.

False start and forever changes are P-E-R-F-E-C-T from start to finish. This and Lee's solo albums not so much but still amazing! It grows on us. I. Love Arthur Lee's voice!! I really do and this has only one less song, the first one, from that on is huge! Oh and his guitar is a killer. Talking about genius. You can find it in LOVE