5th Dimention - Up, Up and Away (1967).

Artist     : 5th Dimention
Album      : Up, Up and Away 
Source     : CD
Year       : 1967
Genre      : Soul
Label      : Buddha

Encoder    : unknown
Codec      : unknown 
Quality    : CBR, 320kbps, stereo

ID3-Tag    : No

Posted By  :   on 25-11-2004
Ripped By  : unknown on 28-06-2003


Included   : This Info-File (NFO)
             Check File (SFV)
             Playlist (M3U)
             Frontcover
             Backcover

Tracklisting
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01 (2:42) 5th_dimension_up_away_01up_up_away
02 (2:32) 5th_dimension_up_away_02another_day
03 (3:00) 5th_dimension_up_away_03which_way_nowhere
04 (2:58) 5th_dimension_up_away_04california_my_way
05 (2:47) 5th_dimension_up_away_05misty_roses
06 (2:14) 5th_dimension_up_away_06go_where_wanna_go
07 (2:26) 5th_dimension_up_away_07never_gonna_be_same
08 (2:57) 5th_dimension_up_away_08pattern_people
09 (2:53) 5th_dimension_up_away_09rosecrans_blvd
10 (2:55) 5th_dimension_up_away_10learn_how_fly
11 (3:27) 5th_dimension_up_away_11poor_side_town

Playing Time : 30:51
Total Size   : 70,7 MB


AMG Review:
This is the first album release from the often maligned though talented and 
singular group the 5th Dimension. 
Released in 1967, this set was the first with Jimmy Webb, who contributed to 
one track and arranged and conducted 
the whole effort. The most well-known song remains one of the finer songs of 
the decade. "Up-Up and Away" matched 
the group's gorgeous harmonies with a great and ethereal yet full-bodied 
production. Their cover of the Mamas & the
 Papas' "Go Where You Want to Go" is such a carbon copy, Billy Davis Jr. 
probably wore one of John Phillips' big 
hats for the session. Despite that groundbreaking song, Up, Up and Away is 
mostly the group finding their sound 
with mixed results. The cover of "Poor Side of Town" is pointless and the 
Motown-inspired "I'll Be Loving You 
Forever" comes off forced and as phony as a sack of three dollar bills. Up, Up 
and Away is certainly commendable 
for the style forged here but even better work was ahead for the group. [The 
2001 reissue came with bonus tracks.

enjoy and seed :)