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  • Release Date: 08/09/1994
  • Original Release: 1968
  • Sales Rank: 48,092
  • Label: CAPITOL
  • UPC: 077779114627

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Quicksilver Messenger Service

1LISTENPride of Man / Quicksilver 4:11
2LISTENLight Your Windows / Quicksilver 2:39
3LISTENDino's Song / Quicksilver 3:09
4LISTENGold and Silver / Quicksilver Instrumental 6:45
5LISTENIt's Been Too Long / Quicksilver 3:02
6LISTENThe Fool / Quicksilver 12:09

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Quicksilver Messenger Service's debut effort was a little more restrained and folky than some listeners had expected, given their reputation for stretching out in concert. While some prefer the mostly live Happy Trails, this self-titled collection is inarguably their strongest set of studio material, with the accent on melodic folk-rock. Highlights include their cover of folksinger Hamilton Camp's "Pride of Man," probably their best studio track; "Light Your Windows," probably the group's best original composition; and founding member Dino Valenti's "Dino's Song" (Valenti himself was in jail when the album was recorded). "Gold and Silver" is their best instrumental jam, and the 12-minute "The Fool" reflects some of the best and worst traits of the psychedelic era. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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March 11, 2004: QMS's debut album is a masterful example of late-60's So-Cal psychedelia; a folky, blues-western experience, though with more powerful "jam" qualities than one might be familiar with in other examples of the genre (e.g., Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe, The Doors, etc.)