an eye for an ear

A mindblowing mixture of pop, psych and electronica, this mysterious 1969 studio project was recorded in Toronto and New York by youthful vocalist Terry Black, who'd had six top 40 hits in Canada as a teenager, as well as recording the cult Black Plague LP in 1966. Veering from the catchy pop of Priscilla and soul-inflected Second City Blues to the experimental The Emperor and freaky Lighting Frederick's Fire, the album features one of the greatest psychedelic tracks of all time in the fuzz blow-out Fool Amid The Traffic, and makes its long-overdue CD debut here."

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• Lost 1969 popsike gem""

• First time on CD""

• Canadian vocalist Terry Black in disguise""

• Contains psych classic 'Fool Amid The Traffic'""

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TRACK LISTING:"

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1. An Eye for An Ear""

2. Rap""

3. Second City Song""

4. Power""

5. Exiles ""

6. Fool Amid the Traffic""

7. Priscilla""

8. Lighting Frederick's Fire""

9. The Emperor""

10. Does It Feel Better Now?""