2400 Fulton Street
Jefferson Airplane · 1987
133 min · 36 tracks · hard rock
A kaleidoscopic blend of psychedelic rock and blues-infused melodies that encapsulates the spirit of the late '60s counterculture.
Top tracks — play these first
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It’s No Secret Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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Somebody to Love — This track stands out for its powerful vocal delivery and haunting lyrics, capturing the essence of yearning and existential struggle that defined much of the band's work.
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White Rabbit — With its iconic imagery and hypnotic rhythm, this song epitomizes the psychedelic experience while addressing themes of consciousness and awakening.
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Volunteers — A rousing anthem that channels the countercultural spirit of activism, it remains relevant for its call to action amidst social change.
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Embryonic Journey — This instrumental piece showcases intricate guitar work, embodying the band's experimental edge and serving as a quiet moment of reflection within the album.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with peaks
- wave-like pacing for exploration
- nostalgic reflections on counterculture
- engaging two-halves listening experience
- moments of serene introspection
Maybe skip if you
- prefer straightforward, quick tracks
- want constant high energy
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Deep Cut — A comprehensive compilation reflecting their classic sound, not a primary entry point.
- Themes
- 1960s counterculture· psychedelic awakening
- Career context
- 2400 Fulton Street was released in 1987, marking Jefferson Airplane's transition to a retrospective phase after their initial disbandment in 1972. This compilation album features tracks from their groundbreaking years, showcasing their evolution and influence on the rock genre. It serves as a reminder of their legacy during a time when they had largely stepped away from the limelight.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Doors· Grateful Dead· Cream
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 It’s No Secret Start here 2:40
- 2 Come Up the Years 2:34
- 3 My Best Friend 3:03
- 4 Somebody to Love 3:00
- 5 Comin’ Back to Me 5:23
- 6 Embryonic Journey 1:55
- 7 She Has Funny Cars 3:11
- 8 Let’s Get Together 3:37
- 9 Blues From an Airplane 2:12
- 10 J.P.P. McStep B. Blues 2:47
- 11 Plastic Fantastic Lover 2:38
- 12 Wild Tyme 3:10
- 13 The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil 4:35
- 14 A Small Package of Value Will Come to You, Shortly 1:40
- 15 White Rabbit 2:34
- 16 Won’t You Try Saturday Afternoon 5:05
- 17 Lather 2:57
- 18 Fat Angel 7:40
- 19 The Last Wall of the Castle 2:42
- 20 Greasy Heart 3:23
Disc 2
- 1 We Can Be Together 5:52
- 2 Crown of Creation 2:55
- 3 Mexico 2:08
- 4 Wooden Ships 6:24
- 5 Rejoyce 4:03
- 6 Volunteers 3:08
- 7 Have You Seen the Saucers 3:40
- 8 Eat Starch Mom 4:35
- 9 Pretty as You Feel 4:31
- 10 Martha 3:28
- 11 Today 3:03
- 12 Triad 4:57
- 13 Third Week in the Chelsea 4:35
- 14 Good Shepherd 4:25
- 15 Eskimo Blue Day 6:34
- 16 The Levi Commercials 1:47
What to play next
Jefferson Airplane
1989
This album continues the blend of rock and blues with a fresh energy post-2400 Fulton Street.
Bark
1971
Bark offers a transition into the more polished sound found in 2400 Fulton Street.
If this landed
Records by other artists that run on the same instinct.
The Doors
The Doors
Shares the same psychedelic exploration and blues influences, capturing the late '60s counterculture vibe.
American Beauty
Grateful Dead
Combines folk-infused rock with a similar spirit of experimentation and lyrical introspection from the era.
Stand!
Sly and the Family Stone
Embodies the same vibrant energy and social consciousness of the late '60s, blending rock and funk elements.
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