BLUE CRUSH STRAIN - AN OVERVIEW

[260] Utilizing guitar opinions, the tune's most important riff is paying homage to the Doors' 1967 track "Mild My Hearth", while its conclusion of interaction amongst drums and guitar options Dave's laughter and large echo and reverb.[261] Critic Jim DeRogatis counts the music as the only real example of psychedelia during the Kinks' discography,[