Mad River - Mad River. LP. (Capital - 2985) Official and exact vinyl repro of the original version of this 1968 stoned US West Coast classic. This legendary debut album is a trippy acid rock gem that sounds somewhat like H P Lovecraft meets Quicksilver MS on speed. Features "Amphetamine Gazelle", "Wind Chimes" and the stunning 12 minute "War Goes On". Definitely out there, and ranking with the best West Coast classics, without a doubt.

Mad River - Mad River (Correct Speed Version). CD. (Edsel - EDCD 651) 1968 stoned US classic, now remastered and repackaged. The legendary debut album is a trippy acid rock gem that sounds somewhat like H P Lovecraft meets Quicksilver MS on speed. Features "Amphetamine Gazelle", "Wind Chimes" and the stunning 12 minute "War Goes On". Definitely out there, and ranking with the best West Coast classics. Note that the original album was originally issued at the wrong speed (which many people prefer) This is a corrected edition.

Mad River - Mad River (Original Speed)/ Paradise Bar & Grill. CD. (Collectors Choice - CCM 172-2) Both albums by this legendary San Francisco band on one disc. The debut is a 1968 stoned US classic that sounds somewhat like H P Lovecraft meets Quicksilver MS on speed (indeed a recording error led to the demented speed freak pace). It features "Amphetamine Gazelle", "Wind Chimes" and the stunning 12 minute "War Goes On". The second Mad River album from 1969 contains shorter country influenced tracks as well as a couple of acid-dripping epics in keeping with their earlier debut. Jerry Corbitt of Sugarloaf produces and plays guitar.

Mad River - Paradise Bar And Grill. CD. (Edsel - EDCD 188) First issued in 1969, the second Mad River album contained shorter country influenced tracks as well as a couple of acid-dripping epics in keeping with their earlier debut. A fine example of Americana in a number of guises. Jerry Corbitt of Sugarloaf produces and plays guitar.

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