All songs were penned by Ralph Parrett (except two of them that were written by the band), but I must mention the producer Richard Podolor, who did an amazing job here. Given that this record was released by Warner Brothers, the production did not buried the originality of the band, in order to make a record that would sell, but, in fact, brought the best elements in the surface and out of the many styles that Glass Family were apparently playing at the time, created an amazing record that owes to all and nobody, avoiding to sound generic or exploito.
It's a pity that Glass Family released only this LP: if they had continue (especially in the direction of 'House of Glass' or 'I Guess I'll let You Go'), they could have created a masterpiece.
Tracklist:
01.House of Glass - 3:12
02.Born In the U.S.A. - 2:30
03.Once Again - 2:36
04.Sometimes You Wander (Henry'sTune) - 2:59
05.The Means - 4:10
06.Do You Remember? - 3:22
07.I Want To See My Baby - 3:43
08.Lady Blue - 2:48
09.Passage #17 - 2:32
10.Mr. Happy Glee - 2:35
11.Guess I'll Let You Go - 2:44
12.Agorn (Elements of Complex Variables) - 4:12
13.Teenage Rebellion - 1:41
14.David's Rap - 2:05
15.Guess I'll Let You Go (45 Mix) - 2:55
Glass Family;
Ralph Parrett – Vocals, Guitar
David Capiloato – Keyboards, Bass
Gary Green – Drums Percussion
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Thanks Solidboy. Warner's in the 60's was artist friendly as well as big business. Is it any wonder we're all nostalgic for that time!
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