One Only Please- Your Favorite Track from which album and Artist please

@firstnot.

Lol, yep A7X are not for everybody that is for sure. As a live band they are a powerhouse, a wall of sound.

Band: Cressida, Album: Asylum, ca. 1971. Track: Munich, timing approx 9.33, label: Vertigo Swirl, UK pressing preferable. The German Swirl is a little cheaper, the Repertoire is serviceable if market price is daunting for a M- copy.
Have fun.

One more for now: Alice Cooper, Love it to Death, ca. 1971,
track: "Ballad of Dwight Fry," 6:33
but, you really have to take up the previous track for the segue,
"Second Coming" 3:00.
The best pressing is a very early Straight label, mastered by Randy Kling. The slightly later Warner Green label with Kling’s inscription sounds less vibrant than the earlier Straight labelled copies. Bonus points for WLP. Not easy to find a clean copy. Good luck.

"Moon turn the tides gently away ... 1983" Side 1 of Electric Ladyland - J.Hendrix, of course! Dig the flying saucer sounds as the song finishes!

"The devil came from Kansas" - side 1 of A Salty Dog - Procul Harum. This song appeared years before the infamous BTK killer started his spree in Wichita! Eerrie!