Big Brother & The Holding Company

Dive into the psychedelic soundscape of 1967 with Big Brother & The Holding Company's self-titled debut album. This 28-minute journey through the burgeoning genres of psychedelic and acid rock is a testament to the band's raw energy and innovative spirit. With tracks like "Bye, Bye Baby" and "Intruder," the album showcases a blend of gritty vocals and electrifying guitar work that captures the essence of the era. "Light Is Faster Than Sound" and "Coo Coo" highlight the band's experimental side, while "Women Is Losers" and "All Is Loneliness" delve into more introspective themes. Released on January 1, 1967, under Columbia/Legacy, this album is a pivotal piece in the history of rock music, offering a glimpse into the revolutionary sounds that would define a generation.