
One of the oddest San Francisco Bay Area bands of the late '60s, Berkeley-based Mad River cut two albums that are highly regarded by psychedelic collectors. After releasing a rare EP on a tiny local label in 1967, the band signed with Capitol and released their self-titled debut the following year. Perhaps the most ominous San Francisco band of the time, the group often sounded like an extremely dark version of Quicksilver Messenger Service with a bit of Country Joe & the Fish's minor-key melodies thrown in.
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Amphetamine Gazelle
Wind Chimes
Down by the river
Merciful Monks
High All The Time
Eastern Light
The War Goes On
Hush, Julian
Equinox
They Brought Sadness
Love's Not the Way to Treat a Friend
Hush Julian
Revolution's In My Pockets
Copper Plates
War Goes On
Cherokee Queen
Paradise Bar & Grill
Orange Fire
Harfy Magnum
Leave Me Stay
Harly Magnum
Academy Cemetary
01 - Merciful Monks
Academy Cemetery
Windchimes
A Gazelle
02 - High All The Time
Paradise Bar And Grill
Leave Me / Stay
03 - Amphetamine Gazelle
04 - Eastern Light
Face to the sea
05 - Wind Chimes
Academy Cementry
07 - Hush, Julian
Mercyful Monks
Leave Me/Stay
06 - The War Goes On
Boys and Girls
Forget
Work stays
Love's Not The Way To Treat A
Choice
Between us
Gazelle
Love is pain
Hollywood Babylon
Concrete criminals
Amphetamine Gazelle (Capitol 2985) Berkeley, Cal. 1968
Mean Streets
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