Alias: Pink Puzz is supreme!
Kent Hartman | Seattle, WA | 02/10/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Folks, this is hands-down the best album ever recorded by Paul Revere & the Raiders (with the possible exception of "Collage"). Too bad it's taken so long to appear as a CD. Besides the #20 hit "Let Me," the album contains other gems like "The Original Handy Man," "Frankfort Side Street," and "Freeborn Man." Lead singer Mark Lindsay is in top form, the songs are well-arranged and the playing is tight. With Freddy Weller on guitar, Keith Allison on bass and Joe Correro, Jr. on drums, Mark could finally take full advantage of the best musicians the band ever had. Enjoy it now!"
Pop psychedelic puzz
Hector G. Capote | Miami, Fl United States | 09/10/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"At last this so far from what I've heard(compared to their other sixities albums) is their masterpiece. A unsung band pumped the hits but ALIAS PINK PUZZ stands alone tales of prostitutes in the song FRANKFORT SIDE STREET and the virgin sacrifice in I DON'T KNOW (sounds a bit like lennon's mother but done before)the ending is trippy. The lyrics in this album are a real surpise and the sound and arranging is one of sixites pop best.this ablum is better than any monkees album a band that their compare to. You will also hear country like LOUISIANA REDBONE FREEBORN MAN with it's fuzz guitars. The ORIGINAL HANDY MAN don't let him install your cable every song is simply groovy. if you dig psychedelic/art rock/krautrock/pop/jazz/blues/avant garde/ragas check out The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test every Thrus midnight-2am est on eyeQradio.com hosted by me Corneluis Capote"