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Post by petrolino on Jul 27, 2019 23:48:22 GMT
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
'Oar' (1969 - Skip Spence)
'Blows Against The Empire' (1970 - Paul Kantner {with the Jefferson Starship})
'Papa John Creach' (1971 - Papa John Creach)
'Fat Fandango' (1972 - Joey Covington)
'Manhole' (1974 - Grace Slick)
'Quah' (1974 - Jorma Kaukonen)
'Balin' (1981 - Marty Balin)
'Dream Factor' (2003 - Jack Casady)
NONE? - Signe Toly Anderson, John Barbata, Bob Harvey, Spencer Dryden, David Freiberg & Jerry Peloquin.
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Post by bravomailer on Jul 28, 2019 0:26:16 GMT
Surrealistic Pillow is my favorite - and one of my favorite rock albums. The tracks go from sunshine pop (How Do You Feel) to psychedelia (White Rabbit). The band later became ridiculously political.
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Post by petrolino on Jul 28, 2019 0:31:52 GMT
Surrealistic Pillow is my favorite - and one of my favorite rock albums. The tracks go from sunshine pop (How Do You Feel) to psychedelia (White Rabbit). The band later became ridiculously political. I remember the schism growing up where some psych fans felt the Grateful Dead avoided getting too political like the Airplane, but others felt the politics was there in the songwriting, just more subtle perhaps. Two colossal Californian bands when you think of the entire discographies produced by the various members of the two rosters.
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Post by bravomailer on Jul 28, 2019 1:19:30 GMT
The Coen used a few tracks from Surrealistic Pillow in A Serious Man, which is set in 1967. My sister bought a watercolor from Grace Slick, who was kind enough to send her a thank you note.  |
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Post by petrolino on Jul 28, 2019 1:25:02 GMT
The Coen used a few tracks from Surrealistic Pillow in A Serious Man, which is set in 1967. My sister bought a watercolor from Grace Slick, who was kind enough to send her a thank you note.
Did you know that intensely personal film is set in the state of Minnesota, where the Coens lived.
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Post by bravomailer on Jul 28, 2019 1:38:11 GMT
The Coen used a few tracks from Surrealistic Pillow in A Serious Man, which is set in 1967. My sister bought a watercolor from Grace Slick, who was kind enough to send her a thank you note.
Did you know that intensely personal film is set in the state of Minnesota, where the Coens lived.
Yes, it's mentioned in the film. The cryptical ending refers to an actual tornado that hit the Twin Cities back then.
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