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Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (log,tracks+cue) | Label: RCA/Sony Legacy | Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock | 02:06:19 | 300 / 758 Mb
Tracklist:
CD 1:
01. Blues from an Airplane 02:12
02. It's No Secret 02:39
03. Come Up the Years 02:33
04. She Has Funny Cars 03:00
05. Somebody to Love 02:57
06. Comin' Back to Me 05:15
07. Embryonic Journey 01:54
08. White Rabbit 02:32
09. The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil 04:33
10. Martha (Mono Single Version) 03:27
11. The Last Wall of the Castle 02:42
12. Watch Her Ride 03:17
13. Lather 02:57
14. Crown of Creation 02:55
15. Greasy Heart 03:27
16. Share a Little Joke 03:06
CD 2:
01. Three-Fifths of a Mile in 10 Seconds (Live) 04:46
02. Plastic Fantastic Lover (Live) 03:51
03. We Can Be Together 05:47
04. Good Shepherd 04:22
05. Wooden Ships 06:26
06. Eskimo Blue Day 06:34
07. Volunteers 02:04
08. Have You Seen the Saucers (Single Version) 03:37
09. Mexico (Single Version) 02:09
10. When the Earth Moves Again 03:57
11. Pretty As You Feel 04:31
12. Third Week in the Chelsea 04:36
13. Long John Silver 04:26
14. Twilight Double Leader 04:45
15. Feel So Good (Live) 11:24
16. Milk Train (Live) 03:29
32 well-chosen tracks spanning the Airplane's entire flight, with notes by the band's biographer, Jeff Tamarkin! Includes the hard-to-find single versions of Martha; Have You Seen the Saucers?; Share a Little Joke, and Mexico, plus White Rabbit; It's No Secret; Volunteers; Lather; We Can Be Together; Watch Her Ride; Good Shepherd; 3/5 of a Mile in Ten Seconds, and more.
Filling the double-disc void left by the excellent but sonically inferior and out-of-print 2400 Fulton Street: An Anthology, The Essential Jefferson Airplane digs deeper into the San Francisco band's catalog than the many single disc collections available. Less expansive, but with better sound than the three disc box set, Jefferson Airplane Loves You, this 32 track compilation covers the band's seven albums and two live offerings, giving nearly equal time to all. Not held in as high esteem as their Bay Area compatriots the Grateful Dead, the Airplane successfully combined Marty Balin's expressive voice on such lovely folk-tinged love songs as "Comin' Back to Me," the apocalyptic visions of "Wooden Ships" (co-written by the Airplane's Paul Kantner with David Crosby and Stephen Stills), the edgy, psychedelia of "The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil" and the politically charged rallying cry of "Volunteers." Singer Grace Slick provided a photogenic focal point and dynamic interplay that meshed perfectly with the band's three male vocalists.
Disc one clocks in at a relatively anemic 50 minutes, leaving nearly an unused half hour that could have included such influential album tracks as the band's version of Donovan's "The Fat Angel," "Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon," "Triad," and "Wild Thyme." Regardless, this is a well-chosen selection (with first-rate liner notes from J.A. historian Jeff Tamarkin) that highlights the Airplane's diverse influences as it echoed and exemplified the turbulent end of the '60s/beginning of the '70s. --Hal Horowitz
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Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (log,tracks+cue) | Label: RCA/Sony Legacy | Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock | 02:06:19 | 300 / 758 Mb
Tracklist:
CD 1:
01. Blues from an Airplane 02:12
02. It's No Secret 02:39
03. Come Up the Years 02:33
04. She Has Funny Cars 03:00
05. Somebody to Love 02:57
06. Comin' Back to Me 05:15
07. Embryonic Journey 01:54
08. White Rabbit 02:32
09. The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil 04:33
10. Martha (Mono Single Version) 03:27
11. The Last Wall of the Castle 02:42
12. Watch Her Ride 03:17
13. Lather 02:57
14. Crown of Creation 02:55
15. Greasy Heart 03:27
16. Share a Little Joke 03:06
CD 2:
01. Three-Fifths of a Mile in 10 Seconds (Live) 04:46
02. Plastic Fantastic Lover (Live) 03:51
03. We Can Be Together 05:47
04. Good Shepherd 04:22
05. Wooden Ships 06:26
06. Eskimo Blue Day 06:34
07. Volunteers 02:04
08. Have You Seen the Saucers (Single Version) 03:37
09. Mexico (Single Version) 02:09
10. When the Earth Moves Again 03:57
11. Pretty As You Feel 04:31
12. Third Week in the Chelsea 04:36
13. Long John Silver 04:26
14. Twilight Double Leader 04:45
15. Feel So Good (Live) 11:24
16. Milk Train (Live) 03:29
32 well-chosen tracks spanning the Airplane's entire flight, with notes by the band's biographer, Jeff Tamarkin! Includes the hard-to-find single versions of Martha; Have You Seen the Saucers?; Share a Little Joke, and Mexico, plus White Rabbit; It's No Secret; Volunteers; Lather; We Can Be Together; Watch Her Ride; Good Shepherd; 3/5 of a Mile in Ten Seconds, and more.
Filling the double-disc void left by the excellent but sonically inferior and out-of-print 2400 Fulton Street: An Anthology, The Essential Jefferson Airplane digs deeper into the San Francisco band's catalog than the many single disc collections available. Less expansive, but with better sound than the three disc box set, Jefferson Airplane Loves You, this 32 track compilation covers the band's seven albums and two live offerings, giving nearly equal time to all. Not held in as high esteem as their Bay Area compatriots the Grateful Dead, the Airplane successfully combined Marty Balin's expressive voice on such lovely folk-tinged love songs as "Comin' Back to Me," the apocalyptic visions of "Wooden Ships" (co-written by the Airplane's Paul Kantner with David Crosby and Stephen Stills), the edgy, psychedelia of "The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil" and the politically charged rallying cry of "Volunteers." Singer Grace Slick provided a photogenic focal point and dynamic interplay that meshed perfectly with the band's three male vocalists.
Disc one clocks in at a relatively anemic 50 minutes, leaving nearly an unused half hour that could have included such influential album tracks as the band's version of Donovan's "The Fat Angel," "Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon," "Triad," and "Wild Thyme." Regardless, this is a well-chosen selection (with first-rate liner notes from J.A. historian Jeff Tamarkin) that highlights the Airplane's diverse influences as it echoed and exemplified the turbulent end of the '60s/beginning of the '70s. --Hal Horowitz
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http://nitroflare.com/view/0BD60A3AA65BC79/vb1yo.JefAirEsFLAC.part1.rar
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