THE WEST COAST POP ART EXPERIMENTAL BAND “VOLUME TWO” (JACKPOT RECORDS) 2017   SEALED MONO REISSUE FROM THE MASTER TAPES

MONO REISSUE FROM THE MASTER TAPES

Their most experimental album out of the first 3. There’s a lot of ground covered here: psych rock, pop, James Brown-like funk, and even some early traces of progressive rock and jazz fusion. It is definitely very interesting and in the same energy as their A Child’s Guide to Good & Evil, although the quality is lacking a bit as the songs have some flaws. T  “Tracy Had a Hard Day Sunday”. The funky “Buddha” and the African chant-inspired, anti-war “Suppose They Give a War and No One Comes” are also very good. “Queen Nymphet” is the best pop number on here