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*The track "Holy Thursday" is sampled in the song "Rabbit in Your Headlights" by the electronic group [[UNKLE]] |
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Song of Innocence is a 1968 album by David Axelrod. The album was inspired by Songs of Innocence, a collection of poems by English poet William Blake. The All Music Guide review describes the album as a "suite that blended pop, rock, jazz, theater music, and R&B" and has "withstood the test of time". [1]
A subsequent companion album, in 1969, "Songs of Experience" ("songs" as a plural noun) was released. Sometime after that in the 1970s, the "Song of Innocence" album was re-released as "Songs of Innocence". [2]
So there are apparently two titles for the first album.
Nevertheless, the original 1968 album was entitled "Song of Innocence".
Track list
- Urizen (4:01)
- Holy Thursday (5:32)
- The Smile (3:26)
- A Dream (2:30)
- Song of Innocence (4:33)
- Merlin's Prophecy (2:44)
- The Mental Traveller (4:02)
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Trivia
- The track "Holy Thursday" is sampled in the song "Rabbit in Your Headlights" by the electronic group UNKLE