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Shortcut Code: [m6215]
Data Quality Rating: Correct
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Love - Forever Changes

Genre:
Rock
Style:
Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Year:
1967

Tracklist

Alone Again Or 3:15 X
A House Is Not A Motel 3:25 X
Andmoreagain 3:15 X
The Daily Planet 3:25 X
Old Man 2:57 X
The Red Telephone 4:45 X
Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale 3:30 X
Live And Let Live 5:24 X
The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like This 3:00 X
Bummer In The Summer 2:20 X
You Set The Scene 6:49 X

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Forever Changes (LP, Album) Elektra EKS-74013 US  
Forever Changes (LP, Album) Elektra EKS 74013 US 1967
Forever Changes (LP, Album) Elektra EKS 74013 Canada 1967
Forever Changes (LP, Mono) Elektra EKL 4013 UK 1967
Forever Changes (LP, Album) Elektra K 42015 UK 1971
Forever Changes (LP, Album) Elektra K 42015 Germany, Austria, & Switzerland 1971
Forever Changes (CD) Elektra, Asylum Records 7559-60656-2 US 1987
Forever Changes (CD, Album) Elektra 960 656-2 Germany 1987
Forever Changes (CD, Album, RE, RM) Elektra 8122-73537-2 UK 2001
Forever Changes (CD, Album, RM, RE) Elektra, Rhino Entertainment Company R2 76717 US 2001
Forever Changes (LP, Album, RE) Sundazed Music LP 5102 US 2001
Forever Changes (2xCD, Album, RE) Elektra, Rhino Records (2) R2 428796 US 2008
Forever Changes (CD, Album, Promo) Upfront, Rhino (UK), The Times UPLOVE001, none UK 2008
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Review by skritchy Feb 15, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing Forever Changes, CD, Album, RE, RM, 8122-73537-2

Absolute timeless classic masterpiece of pure pop goodness. The music is much less "psychedelic" than you'd expect. Likely because the focus is on honest-to-goodness songs instead of jams or freakouts, and songwriting is so strong. Cuts like opener Alone Again Or and The Daily Planet are earworms, plain and simple. Most of the bonus tracks on this release are inessential, but the 1968 single is a hidden gem buried near the end. The remastering is crisp and clear. Overall, a total winner.