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The Best of Grace Slick

Grace Slick · 1999

71 min · 18 tracks · rock music

Psychedelic rock anthems infused with bold, striking vocals and countercultural themes that defined a generation.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Somebody to Love — This song exemplifies Slick’s powerful vocal delivery and conveys a deep yearning for connection, encapsulating the essence of the counterculture movement.
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    White Rabbit — With its surreal imagery and allegorical references to drug use, this track became an anthem for the psychedelic experience and remains one of Slick's signature songs.
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    Lather — This track stands out for its introspective lyrics reflecting on aging and identity, showcasing Slick's ability to blend personal themes with broader societal questions.
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    We Built This City — As a protest against commercialization in music, this track demonstrates Slick's ongoing relevance and critique of the industry, making it a standout inclusion.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Somebody to Love 2:59
  • 2 White Rabbit 2:34
  • 3 Rejoyce 4:03
  • 4 Lather 2:58
  • 5 Triad 4:52
  • 6 Eskimo Blue Day 6:34
  • 7 Sunrise 1:55
  • 8 Mexico 2:07
  • 9 Law Man 2:43
  • 10 Across the Board 4:35
  • 11 Better Lying Down 3:11
  • 12 Hyperdrive 7:42
  • 13 Fast Buck Freddie 3:30
  • 14 All the Machines 4:50
  • 15 Wrecking Ball 3:52
  • 16 We Built This City 4:55
  • 17 Do You Remember Me? 3:42
  • 18 Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now 4:28

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