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Track List
01) Never in My Life
02) Taunta (Sammy's Tune)
03) Nantucket Sleighride (To Owen Coffin)
04) Roll Over Beethoven
05) For Yasgur's Farm
06) The Animal Trainer and the Toad
07) Mississippi Queen
08) King's Chorale
09) Boys in the Band
10) Don't Look Around
11) Theme for an Imaginary Western
12) Crossroader
13) Long Red
14) Dreams of Milk & Honey
15) Silver Paper
16) Travelin' in the Dark (To E.M.P.)
01) Never in My Life
02) Taunta (Sammy's Tune)
03) Nantucket Sleighride (To Owen Coffin)
04) Roll Over Beethoven
05) For Yasgur's Farm
06) The Animal Trainer and the Toad
07) Mississippi Queen
08) King's Chorale
09) Boys in the Band
10) Don't Look Around
11) Theme for an Imaginary Western
12) Crossroader
13) Long Red
14) Dreams of Milk & Honey
15) Silver Paper
16) Travelin' in the Dark (To E.M.P.)
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5:52
2:58
3:23
3:27
2:32
1:04
3:39
3:44
5:08
4:50
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3:19
4:24
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First Released
1973
Psychedelic Rock
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Rock/Pop
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Mountain's meteoric ride through the early '70s was as memorable as it was brief -- so much so that this excellent greatest-hits set was released less than four years after the band had inaugurated their career at Woodstock. In retrospect, its easy to understand why the strange chemistry (pun intended) struck between boogie-loving, Clapton-worshiping guitar hero Leslie West and eclectic bassist and Cream producer Felix Pappalardi was fated to be a short one. But during their brief run, Mountain's adventurous proto-metal did indeed resemble a somewhat twisted but effective American version of the legendary power trio that inspired them. Of course, Mountain would continue to re-form off and on over the years, but seeing as most of their later efforts were disappointingly under par, this set covers all the stuff you'll need -- most essentially, Homer Simpson's favorite song, the immortal "Mississippi Queen."
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Mountain's meteoric ride through the early '70s was as memorable as it was brief -- so much so that this excellent greatest-hits set was released less than four years after the band had inaugurated their career at Woodstock. In retrospect, its easy to understand why the strange chemistry (pun intended) struck between boogie-loving, Clapton-worshiping guitar hero Leslie West and eclectic bassist and Cream producer Felix Pappalardi was fated to be a short one. But during their brief run, Mountain's adventurous proto-metal did indeed resemble a somewhat twisted but effective American version of the legendary power trio that inspired them. Of course, Mountain would continue to re-form off and on over the years, but seeing as most of their later efforts were disappointingly under par, this set covers all the stuff you'll need -- most essentially, Homer Simpson's favorite song, the immortal "Mississippi Queen."
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