...th'youngbloods were one o' th'more intestin'combos workin' in th'post folk-rock creative blast that produced wax by fred neil/tim buckley/buffalo springfield, th'bloods angle on movin'things forward was to get a more heavy jazz groove on with their third LP(elephant mountain),but this bein' slightly before that avenue was trundled theres recognisable folk influence(if only in th'choice o' covers)',all inflected with th'smoke from hazy bongs,good vibes're happenin'...all gets underway with th'ol'tymey 'euphoria' kickin' th'gong around with some reflective acid pop ballad followin'up...lively R&B'n some jazzy pop move th'side along nicely,keepin'everything groovy,nicely wigged ol' school country vibes,th'type th'byrds were tryin'to master,start to close down th'side with some funky footstomper R&B shouter finishin' off...mellowed out laid back blooz get it all back in th'saddle with more super cool keyboards(th'electric piano on this whole LP is real pleasin'),not fey orchestral pop follows layin' down a sinister vibe, then some stoner tune advocatin' that wine drinkin' vibe that most hooligans will know'n dig...some garage-raga blast comes on to start th'end o' th'disk with a nice version o' tim hardins 'reason to beleive', a nod to th'recent folk past'n then th'disk disappears into thin air,a short but economically packed smorgasbord o' hep coffee house acid noodles...