“Song Of Innocence” by David Axelrod - album review
| features in: Album Chart of 1968 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s |
The restless multi-genre producer turns artist on his all-instrumental debut album, “Songs Of Innocence”, named after, and inspired by, a collection of poems by English poet William Blake. Axelrod’s pioneering integration of funk breakbeats, orchestral arrangements, and psychedelic melodies foreshadowed 1990s dance music and it’s easy to hear why crate diggers such as Royce Da 5’9”, DJ Shadow and UNKLE have all been into this one…
The Jukebox Rebel
11–Aug–2009
| Tracklist |
| A1 | [04:01]  David Axelrod - Urizen (David Axelrod) Cerebral Pop |
| A2 | [05:32]  David Axelrod - Holy Thursday (David Axelrod) Film Score / Incidental |
| A3 | [03:26]  David Axelrod - The Smile (David Axelrod) Cerebral Pop |
| A4 | [02:30]  David Axelrod - A Dream (David Axelrod) Film Score / Incidental |
| B1 | [04:33]  David Axelrod - Song Of Innocence (David Axelrod) Cerebral Pop |
| B2 | [02:44]  David Axelrod - Merlin’s Prophecy (David Axelrod) Film Score / Incidental |
| B3 | [04:02]  David Axelrod - The Mental Traveler (David Axelrod) Film Score / Incidental |
