The Seeds — Future 1967 (USA, Psychedelic Rock)
The band's third album, "Future," was purely psychedelic. A masterpiece of production, it included, in addition to the album itself, pictures of flowers that were suggested for cutting out of paper and pasting in public places! The signature song, aptly titled "March of the Flower Children," persistently invited listeners to a dream world, to flower meadows, and even to the banks of the Nile. These new influences were reflected on "Future," clearly influenced by the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper." Despite the lack of any major hits, the band's popularity continued unabated. At the time, The Seeds shared stages equally with artists such as Jimi Hendrix, the Byrds, Vanilla Fudge, the Doors, Buffalo Springfield, Jefferson Airplane, the Kinks, and a host of other equally renowned acts. The first single, "Can't Seem To Make You Mine," re-released that same year, barely reached the Top 40, while the new single, "A Thousands Shadows," was popular primarily on radio.
Tracks:
01. Introduction — March Of The Flower Children — 0:00
02. Travel With Your Mind — 2:55
03. Out Of The Question — 6:08
04. Painted Doll — 8:27
05. Flower Lady And Her Assistant — 11:54
06. Now A Man — 15:27
07. A Thousand Shadows — 18:51
08. Two Fingers Pointing On You — 21:25
09. Where Is The Entrance Way To Play? — 24:42
10. Six Dreams - 27:38
11. Fallin’ – 30:53
Personnel:
Sky Saxon – lead vocals, arranger, artwork
Daryl Hooper - piano, organ, sitar, vocals
Jan Savage - guitar, gong, vocals
Rick Andridge - drums
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Harvey Sharpe - bass
Tjay Cantrelli - woodwinds
Catharine Gotthoffer - harp
Marcus Tybalt – producer
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