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Their Satanic Majesties Request ReviewAs the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various music supplies and recordings from the 60's and 70's.
"Their Satanic Majesties Request" saw the light of day in November of 1967 and to this day brings the most spirited debate of its merits than all other Brian Jones era music combined!
When you engross yourself in the myriad of reviews through 40 years you'll notice that many on the negative side aren't taking issue with the songs but the departure of the previous Jagger/Richards formula and the idea of following the Beatles-"Sgt. Pepper."
The criticism is highly unjustified. Abandoning your previous output of genius is certainly acceptable if the results don't tarnish the past and how do you fault any band from emulating a Beatles album?
"Their Satanic Majesties Request" is musically phenomenal in the consistency of the compositions and nothing that the ears absorb show the ten tracks sounding forced or uneven.
"Sing This All Together" lays the groundwork for the eventful journey. As Jagger delivers the message for the album the music perfectly blends to make for a superlative track. Especially on the remastered version you can experience the guitar mix as if you were at the control room board. "Citadel" turns up the psychedelic volume a few notches and the energy level is hard to surpass. "In Anther Land" gives us a track penned by Bill Wyman and the additional treat to hear him deliver the words. "2000 Man" is brilliant. Jagger's vocal inflection and the guitars are without flaw. How about the way Mick throws us a curve and sings "And my kids don't understand?" Putting himself in the role of the older generation that was often criticized by the 60's rockers. "Sing This All Together" makes a return but this time it is titled "Sing This All Together" (See What Happens) and stretched from 3:46 to over eight minutes. "The Lantern" reaffirms the synergy between Jagger's vocals and the instrumentation. "Gomper" may surprise you for the skillful results of landing in the realm of a George Harrison Rubber Soul/Revolver composition. "2000 Light Years From Home" can create the moods of hypnotic, magical, and haunting all in a matter of a few notes from the keyboards. Ending the festivities as if you are listening to a barker from the circus "On With The Show." A rather ironic title since it sadly signifies the end to some of the best forty plus minutes that will emanate from a CD.Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"Their Satanic Majesties Request Overview

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