Terry Reid - Terry ReidTerry Reid is the eponymous second studio album by Terry Reid, recorded in 1969. The album spent five weeks on the US Billboard Top LPs chart. Reid's initial pair of albums are very similar, and it's really a toss up as to which one is better. If either rates a slight edge, it would be Terry Reid, as it finds his songwriting skills slightly more developed. The Donovan influence is again apparent on the cover of the Scotsman's "Superlungs My

Be it through epic sludgey riffs

and genius of an arYst embracing her moment

less apologetic

and a squonky saxophone

there can be few more apposite appelations than Michael Drummer

a squeaky clarinet

but no rips

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who I do it with and the love that I can give them along the way

blue-collar life paint grim portraits of Midwestern existence

it is a bizarrely shaped piece of the pre-punk/free-form puzzle that was Jack Ruby

gorgeous and just cool enough to avoid a mainstream breakthrough