"See" is the fifth studio album by the American rock band The Rascals, released December 15, 1969. The album was produced by The Rascals and Arif Mardin, and it features a blend of rock, soul, and psychedelic influences.
Some of the standout tracks on the album include "See," the album's title track, which features a trippy, psychedelic sound and features extended instrumental passages, as well as "I'd Like to Take You Home," a soulful ballad with a memorable horn arrangement, and "Nubia," a lengthy instrumental piece that showcases the band's improvisational skills.
Other notable tracks include "Real Thing," a funky soul song with a catchy chorus, and "Carry Me Back," a gospel-tinged ballad with beautiful harmonies.
The album received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising the band's musical experimentation and others criticizing the lack of cohesion between the album's various styles. However, "See" has since been recognized as an influential album of its time, showcasing The Rascals' willingness to explore new musical directions and pushing the boundaries of rock and soul.
"See" remains a notable album in The Rascals' discography, and a classic example of the experimental and genre-bending music that was popular in the late 1960s. The album remains a fan favorite and a classic of the late 1960s rock and soul era.
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