I don't think Capricorn Records knew what to do with a heavy acid-rock band at that time, being the established home of southern blues-rock in the 70s. Captain Beyond deserved so much more attention than they got.
They didn’t know what to do with White Witch either, a glam/acid/jazzy rock band, who came out with their first album in 1972. No marketing or just mismanaged. A great band but no one heard of them.
@@lisamattern6243 Another great band and a stoner rock gift to my expanding teen musical tastes in the 70s! I'd forgotten that White Witch were on Cap. Cap's bad track record still continues. A great all female rock band local to my area "Big Sister" was signed to Cap 15 years ago and predictably their major label debut did worse for them than their indie releases had.
They were so far ahead of their time I have every album they ever made I listen to them to this day it's like one continuous song on their first album the second one's totally different as well as the third one I turn all my friends onto this album and their just f****** blown away it's very obscure no one really ever heard I like to turn people on two weeks obscure albums like these 👺💉💉💉💉☢️
I saw them at Nashville fairgrounds racetrack opening for Alice Cooper in 1972. Man they blew my mind(especially drummer Bobby Caldwell) still listen to them 51 years later❤
Interesting. This was one of the earliest super groups out there. Larry Rhino Reinhardt, Iron Butterfly's last guitarist, and Lee Dorman, original bassist for Iron Butterfly, formed Captain Beyond with Deep Purple's original lead singer Rod Evans on vocals, and Bobby Caldwell from the Johnny Winter And band on drums. Bobby was Rick Derringer's drummer and co-producer on Rick's All American Boy, too. True super group, as this song showcases perfectly.
I wondered where this drummer came from. As a fellow drummer I have always been blown away by this and took time to learn the beat to this cool tune. Right on Dude!
I saw Captain Beyond, Wett Willie and the Marshall Tucker Band in a small club that held maybe 200. Back when concerts felt like something only a few really hip knew about. At least, that's how it felt to me in Houston, Texas.
Perfect example of how the world goes 'round. These guys are fucking talented and way ahead of their time, yet I've barely even heard of them 'cause for whatever reason the mainstream at the time didn't have room for them, and/or judged them on one small reason they didn't particularly care for about the band as a whole or one individual within the group, and bam 2021, and if they survived with their lives, I'm betting musician wasnt how they earned money. It's a real shame, cause if any band deserved to be doing music for a living its these dudes.
Still listening to this album today and it sounds as fresh as ever! The writing (and playing of course) for the entire album is incredible. This album is right there with Beck's "Blow By Blow", Cobham's "Spectrum" and Jan Hammer's "Oh Yeah". Man this stuff is great!!!
The great Bobby Caldwell one of my top five favorite drummers. Complex and Powerful a true Maestro percussionist especially his work with the progressive rock band Armageddon😮😊
@@dehancock99 he was the original vocalist for the band Deep Purple their first three albums shades of Deep Purple the book of Taliesin and their third album just entitled Deep Purple they were all great not too many of us left at remember Rod Evans cheers🎸
@@richardhincemon9423 I was fortunate enough to see them twice in the mid 70's here in Atlanta GA. A venue called the Electric Ballroom, many fond memories and amazing bands.
@@beedyeye1 Rolling Stone magazine had an agenda to attack and mock Grand Funk at every turn. But midwestern America, working class America, loved them.
you really should check out the first generation footage th-cam.com/video/tiPeGlDKIHs/w-d-xo.html I posted this before I got a unremastered copy of this - much better quality
A fantastic band, i hope that Rod Evans is still alive, i wish him long life and all the best, he was a fantastic vocalist when he was active, thanks for sharing.
This is the good stuff, cause these guys are great musicians who also play "with" music. Rod hasn't got Gillan's vocal range, but he sings with feel and that's important too.
my first band was a prog. group many years ago. I was a rock drummer who hadn't even heard of prog. And this was the first song I had to learn. What a nightmare that was! My God! And look at all of that HAIR! Holy you know what!
Ahhh, Dancing madly backwards I remember it well. When it first came out our singer/guitarist says “we gotta do this song”I was an 18yr old drummer content with playing CCR,Rolling Stones and such I said your crazy I can’t play that progressive tighter than tight crap....praise God he didn’t chuck me for another drummer he stuck with me and that song opened up a whole new world of playing for me. Thanks Mike Caroll and thanks Captain Beyond.
This embodies everything that was great about Hard Rock. The light/heavy contrast of the music that Iron Butterfly pioneered was carried forward into what was probably the #1 debut hard rock lp of all time.
Yeah, underrated of a certainty. Beautiful studio albums, amazing live performances...and they're still playing! Whole European & American tours, even, so go support your Captain.
Bobby Caldwell used to play with Johnny Winter And. Great drummer. If I remember he first played with a band called Noah's Ark from Florida. Captain Beyond was way ahead of their time. It took awhile for a lot of people to catch up to what these guys were into.
One of the greats! Its sad,I saw a Classic Rock band with another Iron Butterfly member & he was real glad to hear me ask for Rhino.They should be used to people asking for all of the pioneers.
The best thing about all this old music is that I can keep discovering new stuff all the time. The only limit is my time spent searching. It also means I never ever have to listen to anything current, and by that I mean top 100 or even top 500 probably.
if someone said this is greatest album ever of all rock i woudnt argue!!-i bought this back in early 70s didnt no -it just looked cool!!-saw dedicated to duane allman!!
Great tune! It's got a funky off/back beat to it that pits in time perfectly. Don't think I e ever heard anything like it. These guys are killer. Kudos on the post Don!
Thank you for the great posted video of Captain Beyond....I bought the first vinyl LP in Salt Lake City when it first came out. this Super Group should have been promoted as strong as any other great band of the time. I also purchased the second album Sufficiently Breathless as soon as it was available. I still have the original LP s in great shape... One of the tracks, has a spoken message when the vinyl is spun opposite direction !
Hard rock is my type of music including blues rock psychedillic rock acid rock and heavy metal and little bit of punk and grunge in the new era that's it
I can't help but in the back of my mind, I keep wanting them to bust into "In-a-Gadda-da-Vida'..... But I can CERTAINLY enjoy what's going on.... & yeah, I STILL have my original 3-D album, mint-minus condition, album skip-free, kept in a plastic-lined paper inner-liner..... Back in the early `70's, when I RULED the world..
Shark Hagins You my friend ain't kidding ! What a comeback for Rod Evans who pulled out all the stops and came back on this album with a PsyCheDeLiC vENgeAnce !
Not the best sound quality here, but yeah extremely cool to see and quite the Mesmerization Eclipse! .This album was a freakin masterpiece and light years ahead of its time. So much so that most people didn't know what to make of it. I remember hearing it for the first time in a record shop in upstate N.Y.. They had just received it that day and played the whole album with the sound system volume cranked ! Everybody in the place was totally blown away. They sold out their entire stock when I was there and I was second in line to get mine before this opening song ended.
Nah, Ritchie was right. Rod has a decent voice but his limited range gets old after a while. He doesn’t have the dynamics for a good hard rock singer. He’s more of a crooner.
This album is evidence that Rod could go heavy. Some of the heaviest shit from that era in my opinion. Now how much of my that is directly due to Rods contributions are another topic. But, this album to me is heavier than anything by Deep Purple.
Very impressive drummer is Caldwell! What band and where? Any recordings? I'm always interested in those things especially Captain Beyond. My dads band played mesmerization eclipse
@@towhee89 Bobby Caldwell plays on the entire Rick Derringer album All American Boy from '73 and some Johnny Winter records in very early 70's. Also he plays on Armegeddon's only record from '75. His drum style and prowess are very underappreicated. Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo song has very solid drumming on it!
TIME .... I NO LONGER SAW COLOR ... ONLY GREY ; ONLY GREY ... Listening to these Guy's for well over five ( 5 ) decades ⏳ ... Thanks for the Ear Candy : CAPTAIN BEYOND !!! 💥 ROCK OUT 💥 🇺🇸💨 Much Appreciation YO ✓. ♦️
I saw them in Atlanta, Georgia a couple of times in the early 70's and was blown away. Went and bought their 8-track the next day and turned my friends on to them.
Captain Beyond one of many awesome of Prog Psych. .Along with Atomic Rooster, Quatermass, Mainhorse, Tempest, Hard Stuff, they were the best of times. .
I don't think Capricorn Records knew what to do with a heavy acid-rock band at that time, being the established home of southern blues-rock in the 70s. Captain Beyond deserved so much more attention than they got.
Could not agree more
They didn’t know what to do with White Witch either, a glam/acid/jazzy rock band, who came out with their first album in 1972. No marketing or just mismanaged. A great band but no one heard of them.
@@lisamattern6243 Another great band and a stoner rock gift to my expanding teen musical tastes in the 70s! I'd forgotten that White Witch were on Cap. Cap's bad track record still continues. A great all female rock band local to my area "Big Sister" was signed to Cap 15 years ago and predictably their major label debut did worse for them than their indie releases had.
If you can rock in 5/4 I ‘m down with it.
AeroSmith stole their style, but don’t play rock in 5/4.
They were so far ahead of their time I have every album they ever made I listen to them to this day it's like one continuous song on their first album the second one's totally different as well as the third one I turn all my friends onto this album and their just f****** blown away it's very obscure no one really ever heard I like to turn people on two weeks obscure albums like these 👺💉💉💉💉☢️
I saw them at Nashville fairgrounds racetrack opening for Alice Cooper in 1972. Man they blew my mind(especially drummer Bobby Caldwell) still listen to them 51 years later❤
in 72, me and my friends saw b.o.c.and focus. nice place for a concert. i liked the no seating. nice and cozy.
That's true love
Now that you mention it, this sounds a lot like the ACG circa 1970...
Interesting.
This was one of the earliest super groups out there.
Larry Rhino Reinhardt, Iron Butterfly's last guitarist, and Lee Dorman, original bassist for Iron Butterfly, formed Captain Beyond with Deep Purple's original lead singer Rod Evans on vocals, and Bobby Caldwell from the Johnny Winter And band on drums.
Bobby was Rick Derringer's drummer and co-producer on Rick's All American Boy, too.
True super group, as this song showcases perfectly.
I wondered where this drummer came from. As a fellow drummer I have always been blown away by this and took time to learn the beat to this cool tune. Right on Dude!
Iron Butterfly's original bassist was Jerry Penrod on the first album HEAVY.
Totally underrated band...they were awesome
What makes you believe they're underrated? Please explain.
Está hablando que fue subestimada en su tiempo; hoy para nosotros es un grupo de culto...y sabemos estimarla..
I saw Captain Beyond, Wett Willie and the Marshall Tucker Band in a small club that held maybe 200. Back when concerts felt like something only a few really hip knew about. At least, that's how it felt to me in Houston, Texas.
That sounds pretty cool to me. It was just a little too early for me. Lucky for you mate!
How it fell to you*
Bobby Caldwell absolutely rocks. Love this album!
the most underrated band in the history of rock
Nice bunch too
I've had seven copies of first album stolen.
Well they’re great … but “the most …..in history ?????”
@@dinolisi9812 THEY WERE A GREAT GROUP THAT NO ONE NOTICED.
THERE ARE OTHERS TRUE BUT ITS NOT A CONTEST POST YOUR CHOICE.
LETS PLAY THEM ALL.
Lucifer's Friend, as well also 😮
Bobby Caldwell may be the best rock drummer I've ever heard. Thankfully the cameraman for this video knew it too.
Me too. Great drummer!
Me three. 🙋♂️ He's f**king amazing!
Word was that Duane Allman wanted to add him as a THIRD drummer to the ABB. That would have been mind altering had that ever gone down!
Yes¡!!!!!!!!!!🥁
Perfect example of how the world goes 'round. These guys are fucking talented and way ahead of their time, yet I've barely even heard of them 'cause for whatever reason the mainstream at the time didn't have room for them, and/or judged them on one small reason they didn't particularly care for about the band as a whole or one individual within the group, and bam 2021, and if they survived with their lives, I'm betting musician wasnt how they earned money. It's a real shame, cause if any band deserved to be doing music for a living its these dudes.
Heard the studio version on the syndicated Blues Deluxe radio show not too long ago. Thanks, guys - be sure and play them again, soon!
This band was our secret stoner boys saturday night go to. Everyone else was listening to Supertramp and BeeGees..
I was turned on to this band by an older,, fellow musician who stated
," I smoked so much dope to this record."
Still listening to this album today and it sounds as fresh as ever! The writing (and playing of course) for the entire album is incredible. This album is right there with Beck's "Blow By Blow", Cobham's "Spectrum" and Jan Hammer's "Oh Yeah". Man this stuff is great!!!
The great Bobby Caldwell one of my top five favorite drummers. Complex and Powerful a true Maestro percussionist especially his work with the progressive rock band Armageddon😮😊
a firm favourite back in the day, when the bong was always warm 😊
Gosh this guy has THE VOICE! What a singer!
fkn Rod Evans man , killer - one of the very best, he's on Deep Purple's - Shades Of Deep Purple
( Hush )
@@leroyvega65 and
book of Taliesyn ...think vocals on Kentucky Woman
@@dehancock99 he was the original vocalist for the band Deep Purple their first three albums shades of Deep Purple the book of Taliesin and their third album just entitled Deep Purple they were all great not too many of us left at remember Rod Evans cheers🎸
@@richardhincemon9423 I was fortunate enough to see them twice in the mid 70's here in Atlanta GA. A venue called the Electric Ballroom, many fond memories and amazing bands.
His voice, warm and elegant, his beautiful face and soulful interpretation make him special.
under rated band. what a shame. perfect album.
Amazing that so few know about their first. One of the best albums of that era.
Captain Beyond and Grand Funk Railroad both very underrated bands
@@ajmac7432 Totally agree. Never understood them not making it. The quality on this clip is amazing for 71.
@@beedyeye1 Rolling Stone magazine had an agenda to attack and mock Grand Funk at every turn. But midwestern America, working class America, loved them.
@@ajmac7432 I bought it in 73 I think, loved it.
Incredible footage...what a heavy flashback trip watching this...groovy man...
I'm astonished that there is video footage of this group!
you really should check out the first generation footage th-cam.com/video/tiPeGlDKIHs/w-d-xo.html I posted this before I got a unremastered copy of this - much better quality
Quite a blow away band
@@towhee89 Wow
@@kathleenagustafsonso88 Their first 2 records incredible. Captain Beyond and Sufficiently Breathless....
Live ❤️⚡
A fantastic band, i hope that Rod Evans is still alive, i wish him long life and all the best, he was a fantastic vocalist when he was active, thanks for sharing.
One of the greatest bands that ever existed - PERIOD !! THE CAPTAIN !!
Beautiful ... Captain Beyond was so much ahead of its time
One of the best bands ever
This was one of my favorite albums in 1972 . Even sounds good without all the studio trickery.
Me too, me and Ace listened to them as kids in the 70’s and burned a little j also 😅
This cat can hold a tight beat bro 😎
Great performance from a great BAND. They don't make 'em like this anymore.
Yeah maybe they should make a reality show about recruiting people to start a band like this
This is the good stuff, cause these guys are great musicians who also play "with" music. Rod hasn't got Gillan's vocal range, but he sings with feel and that's important too.
And all of the above
Well it's not like Captain Beyond picked Gillian now is it? I love Purple but FTShit..
@@themourningdove7208
True. Gillan has nothing on Evans.
I like his voice, more of a soulful sound to Gillan’s banshee howl.
@@thelastperfectman4139 Gillan was good. Lotta great songs.
Rod Evans had a unique distinctive voice. A great singer. Should have been an icon, IMHO.
this is by far the greatest band that ever existed with the greatest album that ever existed !!
Let's not get carried away
@@johnscialfa7391 This. Not even top 30 greatest rock albums IMHO. Still, it's good in its own right!
@@andrejz8954 Have to agree, however it doesn't take away from the pure joy it gave me listening to it over and over at the time it came out.
Fantastic Tune ... Dancing MADLY Backwards ✓ Great Composition !!!
... It's just a Sea of Air ! Thanks for the
" Ear Candy " 🇺🇸 ♦️
I no longer saw color..
Only gray. Too cool.
Wow! Great band! Off meter timing done seamlessly. Pretty awesome and great vocals too. Wow!
JUST DISCOVERED THIS ...... NOW I'M LOOKING FOR ALL THEIR ALBUMS .... GREAT STUFF
If you like this, try PATERNOSTER. Even weirder.
Salute the Captain and PUT THEM IN THE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME RIGHT NOW !!!
I wish! A lot of it is a scam! Politics & such.
my first band was a prog. group many years ago. I was a rock drummer who hadn't even heard of prog. And this was the first song I had to learn. What a nightmare that was!
My God! And look at all of that HAIR! Holy you know what!
Everything's a Circle !!! Captain Beyond is a Fantastic ; Tight Band that Rocks Out 💥 ... in the balance of things ... They set the Standard !!! ♦️
Back when Bassists knew where the pocket was....
Truth!!❤
Yeah..............................................
Ahhh, Dancing madly backwards I remember it well. When it first came out our singer/guitarist says “we gotta do this song”I was an 18yr old drummer content with playing CCR,Rolling Stones and such I said your crazy I can’t play that progressive tighter than tight crap....praise God he didn’t chuck me for another drummer he stuck with me and that song opened up a whole new world of playing for me. Thanks Mike Caroll and thanks Captain Beyond.
Rod Evans, amazing singer!
Rod's voice fits perfectly in the song. All band is good. This album is great.
JOSH R!!! been watching ,listening to this band since 1973. got sufficiently before the 1st album.. play both many times each year.. incredible band
This embodies everything that was great about Hard Rock. The light/heavy contrast of the music that Iron Butterfly pioneered was carried forward into what was probably the #1 debut hard rock lp of all time.
@@themourningdove7208 because 2 of these guys were in Iron Butterfly
@Sabine Kenney Hard rock and progressive rock are not mutually exclusive.
Great album! Great band! Thanks for posting!
Look ma, no pedals! Thank you Josh. Amazing footage!❤
Yeah, underrated of a certainty. Beautiful studio albums, amazing live performances...and they're still playing! Whole European & American tours, even, so go support your Captain.
I know RHINO is no longer with us.Not sure about the rest.
Wicked bunch of musicians breaking new ground and turning heads in 71. Love em!
This song should be in the top 25 of all time
Captain Beyond. I loved Rod Evans vocals.
Bobby Caldwell used to play with Johnny Winter And. Great drummer. If I remember he first played with a band called Noah's Ark from Florida. Captain Beyond was way ahead of their time. It took awhile for a lot of people to catch up to what these guys were into.
Didn't know about Noahs Ark.He's great!
This is the definition of rock and roll!
A real find and sincere thanks. ALSO the coolest album cover in existence. I will never part with it
Got the hologram cover, too, alittlepale!
th-cam.com/video/jMxcS20_uQU/w-d-xo.html
So funky, so cool! Rhino, what a great guitarist, RIP
One of the greats! Its sad,I saw a Classic Rock band with another Iron Butterfly member & he was real glad to hear me ask for Rhino.They should be used to people asking for all of the pioneers.
The best thing about all this old music is that I can keep discovering new stuff all the time. The only limit is my time spent searching. It also means I never ever have to listen to anything current, and by that I mean top 100 or even top 500 probably.
I remember listening to this as a 12 yr old kid with my big brother. Awesome
Awesome performance from a great album.
if someone said this is greatest album ever of all rock i woudnt argue!!-i bought this back in early 70s didnt no -it just looked cool!!-saw dedicated to duane allman!!
My wish is the rest of these recordings appear on line one day. Hope whoever stole the Master Recordings did not destroy them. please mercy god
Great tune! It's got a funky off/back beat to it that pits in time perfectly. Don't think I e ever heard anything like it. These guys are killer. Kudos on the post Don!
Good Rock music will always outperform any crap out there...
This has a hint of early DEEP PURPLE... LUV IT 😁👍🏻
Thank you for the great posted video of Captain Beyond....I bought the first vinyl LP in Salt Lake City when it first came out. this Super Group should have been promoted as strong as any other great band of the time. I also purchased the second album Sufficiently Breathless as soon as it was available. I still have the original LP s in great shape... One of the tracks, has a spoken message when the vinyl is spun opposite direction !
SERIOUS ROCK TRACK .............
They were ahead of there time.
I still listen regularly. Bobby Caldwell was THE best drummer going.
Great music l did not hear them since 72 thanks for uploading it !!!
Hard rock is my type of music including blues rock psychedillic rock acid rock and heavy metal and little bit of punk and grunge in the new era that's it
I can't help but in the back of my mind, I keep wanting them to bust into "In-a-Gadda-da-Vida'..... But I can CERTAINLY enjoy what's going on.... & yeah, I STILL have my original 3-D album, mint-minus condition, album skip-free, kept in a plastic-lined paper inner-liner..... Back in the early `70's, when I RULED the world..
Totally unique band in every way. . .
Golden
I bought this album in 1971. ,,,hmm
My all time favorite album!
very good i miss the golde era of music.
The most. AMAZING,....BAND,...ever in history,.... With rocks Greatest album ,...!!!!!
fuck yeah
Ever heard of The Beatles? x)
Shark Hagins You my friend ain't kidding ! What a comeback for Rod Evans who pulled out all the stops and came back on this album with a PsyCheDeLiC vENgeAnce !
Best hardrock album release of 1972. Brilliant stuff here!! 💯🔥
that solo at 2:55 is so rad. such killer tone.
YEAH! I noticed the selector on the bridge pup yet the tone is so unique.EL RHINO!
Rhino's guitar hits like a mule kick!
Back when music was real and good
Oh my my my
Not the best sound quality here, but yeah extremely cool to see and quite the Mesmerization Eclipse! .This album was a freakin masterpiece and light years ahead of its time. So much so that most people didn't know what to make of it. I remember hearing it for the first time in a record shop in upstate N.Y.. They had just received it that day and played the whole album with the sound system volume cranked ! Everybody in the place was totally blown away. They sold out their entire stock when I was there and I was second in line to get mine before this opening song ended.
One of the best.
what a great band.love their music.
この変拍子の名曲がライブで観れるとは！ありがとうございます！
Bobby is a bad ass!!
Rod definitely proved that Ritchie was wrong about him not being capable of singing heavier rock.
ritchie can never play rock music. His style and skills are quiet mediocr
@@96slavko Whatever you are smoking.....I want some
Nah, Ritchie was right. Rod has a decent voice but his limited range gets old after a while. He doesn’t have the dynamics for a good hard rock singer. He’s more of a crooner.
This album is evidence that Rod could go heavy. Some of the heaviest shit from that era in my opinion. Now how much of my that is directly due to Rods contributions are another topic. But, this album to me is heavier than anything by Deep Purple.
@@jackstraw5527 I think you´re right .. and in that era - Atomic Rooster were there, with maybe even heavier shit..
The very definition of priceless footage.
YEARS 70 IS THE BEST BANDS IN MY LIFE.
The thing is , I never get tired of
hearing this ....
Rhino was so great. I spun The debut LP in 1972 and have studied every song since.
When psychedelia turned into Prog these guys were right at the Vanguard
レコードと遜色ない演奏は素晴らしい！流石一流ミュージシャンの集り、見事にスペース感が再現されている。貴重な動画のupに感謝します。thank you❗️
What?
:;,;&**,;,**^(¥€^^^%$##-!!@$$"::: !!!
Gotta agree with you 💯 % !
These guys were major influences on my band in 73 -74.We covered side 1.They were technical and rock.Bobby Caldwell was a trend setting drummer.
Very impressive drummer is Caldwell! What band and where? Any recordings? I'm always interested in those things especially Captain Beyond. My dads band played mesmerization eclipse
@@towhee89 Bobby Caldwell plays on the entire Rick Derringer album All American Boy from '73 and some Johnny Winter records in very early 70's. Also he plays on Armegeddon's only record from '75. His drum style and prowess are very underappreicated. Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo song has very solid drumming on it!
Bobby also wrote a lot of the music.
Rod, fkn legend!!!
i saw this awesome band at a place called "diamond jim's" in newbern, nc. it was a small bar but the show was "fuck yeah!".
It is fun, and entertaining, to revisit the OG songs, from these guys!!
Love it great memories. Liked the Marshall stacts on the stage, don't see that anymore. Lol
I just skimmed the comments and saw neglect...so I'll just say LEE EFFING DORMAN, man!
I agree!!! Lee Dorman such a killer bassist
👑🎶
Powerful!!!!
Totally awesome. Never heard of them until today, when a fellow musician dropped their name in conversation. They should have gone mega;
Great band. And great vocal by Rod Evans.
Just picked this album up today, this song RULES
TIME .... I NO LONGER
SAW COLOR ... ONLY GREY ; ONLY GREY ... Listening to these Guy's for well over five ( 5 ) decades ⏳ ... Thanks for the Ear Candy : CAPTAIN
BEYOND !!! 💥 ROCK OUT 💥 🇺🇸💨
Much Appreciation YO ✓. ♦️
I weep tears of joy to the melody
Love this album, played it many many times many years ago.
I saw them in Atlanta, Georgia a couple of times in the early 70's and was blown away. Went and bought their 8-track the next day and turned my friends on to them.
My Favorite band
Ya got good taste 👍 !
Captain Beyond one of many awesome of Prog Psych. .Along with Atomic Rooster, Quatermass, Mainhorse, Tempest, Hard Stuff, they were the best of times. .
cheap acid, safe sex, 16 yrs old and this album.... life was good!
All the same, but 27 years old
Same post but a year older. Junior in extremely HIGH school
can we switch youth?
Drugs ALWAYS bad, sex never really "safe"...