Label: Warner Bros. Records (Japan), WPCR-14300
Style: Garage Rock, Experimental Rock, Progressive Rock
Country: Phoenix, Arizona, U.S. (February 4, 1948)
Time: 34:48
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 258 Mb
The album appeared in 1970 with a cover on which the band poses turned away from the camera, their uncovered backs exposed except where covered with their long hair. A radio commercial that accompanied the album's release touted the band as "unisex, raw, together, and violent—just like you, fellow American".
The staff of Rolling Stone did not like the album, stating that "there's nothing nearly that interesting" and that "the pretty stuff sounds like something Walt Disney had the good sense to leave in the can". Robert Christgau, in The Village Voice, rated it a C, explaining that it has very few of the "pseudo-decadent and -psychedelic charms" shown on Pretties for You, along with "tuneless singing, tuneless playing, tuneless tunes, and pseudo-musique concrete".
The music showed little of the hard rock the band became famous for; the songs on its first two albums are more reminiscent of the pop-rock and psychedelia of bands such as mid-1960s the Who and Jefferson Airplane. They failed to find an audience and sold poorly. The group moved to the Detroit area (Pontiac, Mich.), and with the next album, Love It to Death, producer Bob Ezrin had them strip down their sound and simplify the songwriting; the album and its first single, "I'm Eighteen", were the first in a string of big successes.
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy_Action)
01. Mr. & Misdemeanor (03:11)
02. Shoe Salesman (02:38)
03. Still No Air (02:34)
04. Below Your Means (06:54)
05. Return Of The Spiders (04:32)
06. Laughing At Me (02:16)
07. Refrigererator Heaven (02:01)
08. Beautiful Flyaway (03:01)
09. Lay Down And Die, Goodbye (07:37)
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