Love- Da Capo (CD) Linda Martini"Da Capo" is the second studio album by the American rock band Love, originally released in November 1966 by Elektra Records. Widely regarded as one of the early ventures into psychedelic rock, the album blends elements of baroque pop, jazz, garage rock, and proto progressive rock. It showcases Love's growing musical ambition, moving beyond the folk rock foundation of their debut. The album features the single "Seven and Seven Is," a minor hit that
DownBeat praised the way that album showcased Knuffke's "nonchalant versatility and ebullient melodic gifts
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4-2 Scrapple From The Apple
complete with insightful liner notes detailing fascinating creative journey behind these remarkable recordings
Is BOB STROGER'S second album as a leader on DELMARK RECORDS
Christopher Columbus
entwined but distinct threads of energy
and Johnny Mandel
who was inspired by the book Peace is the Way by spiritual teacher and author Deepak Chopra
Marilyn Manson's 'Apple Of Sodom' plus more tracks from Trent Reznor
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