The Magnificent Seven (1960). Sound familiar?
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The Magnificent Seven (1960). Sound familiar?
AllMusic Staff Pick: Spirit Potatoland 1981 Art Rock
Spirit is largely remembered as a hard-driving rock band based on their biggest hit “I Got a Line on You,” so it is difficult to wrap one’s head around this bizarro concept record. Originating in the early ‘70s and reworked for a 1981 release, the science fiction backstory is illustrated by a comic strip (included in the LP) and the disjointed nature of the album makes for a puzzling listen, but man, there are some good songs on there. Proto-disco, Beach Boys harmonies, Yacht Rock bounce, electronic synth noodling, bluesy chooglin’ and a chiming Byrds-influenced closer, Potatoland is a grab bag of trippy California oddities. - Zac Johnson
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