- Does Tommy Hall's electric jug define this record as genius innovation or does it start grating by the back half of the LP?
- How does Roky's scream on Youre Gonna Miss Me compare to louder, more processed rock vocals that came after it in the 70s and beyond?
- Does Splash 1 feel like a necessary emotional break on the album or does it break the acid-rock momentum the opening tracks build?
- Are the alternate stereo remasters at the end of this reissue genuinely revealing, or are they bonus-disc filler for completists only?
- Which track would you use to convince a friend that this 1966 record predicted punk, and which track would you hide from them?
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