About this album

Jefferson Airplane's fourth studio album, 'After Bathing At Baxter's', is a psychedelic masterpiece that showcases the band's evolution and experimentation. Released in 1967 during the peak of the counterculture movement, this album is a reflection of the band's political and social views. With complex and layered instrumentals, haunting vocals, and thought-provoking lyrics, Jefferson Airplane takes listeners on a journey through trippy soundscapes and philosophical themes. From the iconic opener "The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil" to the epic closer "House at Pooneil Corners", this album solidifies Jefferson Airplane's place in the psychedelic rock canon and cements their status as one of the most innovative bands of the 60s.