Electric Ladyland ()

Adjust your headphones and settle into your sitting chair as you witness the magic begin with the celestial opening of Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland. Not unlike most of Pink Floyd, this album was prepared to be consumed in one sitting—though if you gotta have a pee, do it during “Little Miss Strange” (one of Noel Redding’s contributions). This album contains power and magic on a scale seldom seen, and a newness that defies the decades.