the family that plays together

Spirit wrote the book on the sound they created: a potent synthesis of high-voltage rock, folk, jazz, blues and avant garde electronica. The groundbreaking Los Angeles quintet hit their stride with The Family That Plays Together, whose mega-hit "I Got A Line On You" practically defined underground FM radio in 1968. Spirit's 1969 album Clear found them polishing their art to a fine sheen with dusky jewels like "Dark Eyed Woman and "So Little Time To Fly." Sundazed is knocked-out to present perfect recreations (including Family's striking gatefold sleeve) of both LPs on pristine 180-gram vinyl, from the absolute master tapes.