Both discs of 1970 and 1971 are gems

to this day. They are gems of prog rock and come
completely without keyboards and enchanted by beautiful yet
Spheres.
First, "May Blitz":
It starts with "Smoking the Day Away" 5:23 with a catchy
Guitar riff broken by psychedelic parts and an off-hook
Singing, always rocking and with good sound effects.
With "I don`t know" 4:45 followed by a cool-relaxed blues-rock in the middle part
almost jazz-rock drifting with good guitar solo and soulful vocals.
"Dreaming" 6:37 slowly begins psychedelic bluesy overturns
then formally in pace almost cacophonous get back in the opening theme
to land.
This is followed by "Squeet" 6:51 as stomping blues-rock at the
is resolved by a cool guitar solo over a bassline
before flying back bluesrockend continues and towards the end funky fades.
A great psychedelic ballad follows with "Tomorrow May Come" 4:45
Off-singing and vibraphone backing.
Rocking to the point it brings "Fire Queen" 4:28 with drum solos in
which is increased until the end in hardness and pace.
The plate ends with "Virgin Waters" 6:24 ballad starting
and tempo changes and psychedelic deposits and sound effects
for prog rock modified.

Now "The 2nd of May":
A little harder than the first, this one is already and always
a masterpiece of progressive rock.
As gloomy heavy rock starts "For mad men only" 4:11 with
great guitar riffs.
"Snakes and Ladders" 4:47 slightly jazzy follows with percussion deposits
before it is Sabbath-moderate heavy Off-choir and sound effects.
Weihnachtlich elated joins "The 25th of December 1969" 3:07
and it is towards the center for Psychedelic before the end
Christmas is back again, of course, ironic.
Initially as a stomping blues boogie comes with flute deposits
"In Part" 6:05 over and then into a drum solo to move the
lasts until the end.
A groovy-driving rhythm accompanied with an effects
pithy guitar solo in "8 Mad Grim Nits" 4:20
"High Beech" 4:57 is as psychedelic cool-relaxed with a
Acoustic Guitar Bridge and sound effects offered.
Also heard "Honey colored time" 4:09 before the midsection
merges jazz and again ausfadet in opening theme.
Will be completed this great disc with "Just Thinking" 6:00
Acoustic behavior starting with psychedelic guitar effects and
to end the dynamics enhancing.
Really a very exceptional disc.
Jamie Black - Guitars, Vocals
Tony Newman - drums, vibraphone
Reid Hudson - Bass